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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23
Gongre8G.
HOUSE OF RRPRESENTATIVkS.

M9Cn %.
ProeeedingS on Convoy Bill.
(CoNTISUKD)
MIR. Dana said he wished the gentleman.
as he had promised, to take lis enquiries
into consideration. lie wished that the gen
tleman, as chairman OF the committee who
reported the bill, would condcscend to exer
else his talents in prescribing suitable
system for regulations. The gentleman, if
he had not made the enquiry, might also
be led to enquire how many vessels the "
States row mad. AS to himself, he believed
1t would be recollected that he bad never
claimed the honor or merit of responsibility
tor public measures, particularly when, il,
attempting to vindicate lock jaw measures,
il had been so frequently asserted that the
inaJoriy only were responsible for public
measures, This be was not wiling TO admit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23
CHARLESTON, March 8.

Asrceably to notice, subscription for a
NEW BANK to be called the UNION
BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA" with
a capital of ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
was opened on Monday last, and continued
open until Tuesday 9 o'clock, when the
books we're closed, and it appeared that the
immense sum of THO Millions FiUc Hun
drea Y Fifteen Thousand Dollars had been
subscribed for.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

1t is rumored. says the Freeman's Journal,
that Lord Holland, a nobleman of distin-
guished character, who in conjunction with
Lord Grenvlie concluded the treaty with
Messrs Monroe and Pinkney which was re
turned by MIR. jefferson, is to come out to the
y. States as Envoy Extraordinary and Mi
Jackson.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

The Governor of tbs state of Georgia has
notifed the governor OF Pennsylvania, that the
Legislature OF Georgia has rejected the fol-
lowing proposition, made by the General
Assembly OF the State of Virginia, for al
ering the Constitution of the United States :
mat the Senators in the Congress Of
the u States, may be removed from Office
by The vote Of the majority of the whole num-.
per OF the s,embers Of their respective State
legislatures, by which the said Senators
nave been OF may be appointed"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23
BALTIMORE. March 1e.

From our Corresftondent az Washington.
he Supreme Court u S. on Friday last
confirmed the decision in the court below in
all It's points, in favor Of the New England
Land Company [Yazoo]-Fed Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

Rhe, to obtain pilot for Charante where
was bound for a cargo OF brandy, was in
terrogated will all my crew, three of which
informed the officers at the Custom House
that the Juno was from England, and that
had license on board, which they heard
a British man of war hail and demand of
me the day before my arrival off St. Mar
tins. Those three Williams were promised
one third OF the ship previous 20 this. which
must have had great weight with sailors.-
The remainder of my crew were kept in
prison until the fine of $50 francs were paid
tor each OF themb "A house in Bordeaux-
the only one that remains with me is the
boy Peter Bacon. The Juno was sold for
Ia. 1000 francs in August and still remains
here; she is owned by a house i'm Bordeaux.
81 nave wrote several times to General
Armstrong, who has been good enough to
answer me. There were IL sail of Ameri.
cans seized AT the time the Juno was, and
all the masters got away except three of us,
who remain here close enough"
Cof'y Of a letter from GEN. ARMsrRoxc,
to CAPTAIN WiLLrAM EDwARDs.
:" SIR,
e The day received your letter of the
10th OF October. saw French gentleman
who knew your case, and took an interest
in it. and who engaged to pay your fine so
soon as the payment thereof should be
sufficient to discharge you from prison. -
The advice gave him, and which now
repeat to yourself is to send memoir to me
stating your long confinement, and Offering
to pay the fine imposed upon you, on condi
tion of your immediate liberation this me
mor will send tn the minister of foreign
affairs, and endeavor to engage him to lay
it before his majesty. IF Captaiss Wilson,
Sandwich, or any other were to join you in
this memoir, the effect might be better.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23
r obedient servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG"

20. Cafitcin Sears, Of the schooner Column
ora, arrtOed at Ehza6efh City " c.
iron, Cadiz, .forwardsd us the follow
inS-Herald.
'' January oath.
"Our Central Junta has been done away,
In consequence of the French advancing on
this province and the old Junta of Seville.
who FIRST began the revolution, have re as
sumed the command, and the French are
coming in large bodies to this province
People seem to have taken new life and vi
gor from the change-There is nothing to
be feared for Cadiz.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

The Merino Ram which was brought out late.
iiy from Cadiz by Capt. Banum, in The shin At
isntic, was sold on Wednesday las, for One Thou.
sand Dollars.
Colonel Humphreys, few days since sold
Sd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

General Wilkinson, capt. Pinkney. and
several other officers. left this place for
washington city, via New Orleans, on Sa-
turday last. If we are to judge from the
manner IN which the General moves to the
Eastward, he will hardly reach there in
time to afford an investigation into his con-
duct this session, as has generally been ex-
pected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23
NArcHEz, Feb. 19
d y Ell.

A duel was fought on. Saturday morning
last on the Western side of the Mississinni
river, between Lieut.. Stephen Rose of the
Sd Regiment infantry, and Mr.. Andrew H.
Holmes, in which the former was instantly
killed. The circumstances which gave rise
to this unfortunate affair, are not exactly
known. 1t is understood though, that Lieut..
Rose was the chailenger-and that he took
nmorage at some observations made by Mr..
holmes few days since at general court
martial held in camp on the trial of capt.
Long. There was but one FIRE and the dis
lance ten steps.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23
March %.

- virtue of deed oftrtlst, executed byI .eyv.
~ is Ewington to he subscriber, on ths third
day OF February, 1907, Tor the purpose Of secu.
ring the payment Of certain sum of money
therein mentioned, due unto Richard He sIet. %
the town Of Manchester VIII be sold. on the
7ih day of April, for ready money, one ADL.,E
and LOT, in the town OF Manchester, No. IL
Also, one Feather Bed and Furniture. one ma.
pie Desk, one walnut Folding Table, nine rush
bottom Chairs, one pine Cupboard, ADD one red
and white COW, suppose TO be q or $ years old.
WASLH(NGTON WAT"yS.
MWch Z5 ttE
nj OTICE-The Subscriber hayiog purohsx-
~ ed the entire Stocks Of Mr. Aiex o,,ler de
Plain,ile, begs leave to oiler t. the public gene
raj assortment Of Grocery, Confectionery. Cako.
&c.--Which will be disposed of TO moderate,
price.
LEWIS C'ou1ERT
March, %. az
X OR SALE-5i7 acres Of Land. MIL.
county OF Amherst, on the he d wlt,rs 2
ye River, first rate tobacco land. r. : 20 It's 81
.uatiOn, enquire of Col Joseph elton, Of Mel.
son county, who has power to dispose OF the
same or TO r. H. pIOccFH
@'afch 40 sP4~
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FRIDAY. March Is


The engrossed bill, entitled :. An ar, re.
gulating the Post Office establishment" was
read third time and passed
MRS. HAMILTON'o CLAIM,
The House resolved itself into a commit
tee OF the whole, Mr.. MACON in the chair
on the bill for the relief of Elizabeth Ha.
milton.
Messrs. Smile, Root, w Aston. Bacon
Macon. Clay and Boyd opposed the bill
and Messrs. Johnson, Sheffey and Nelson
supported it.
The committee rose about 4 o'clock and
reported the bill
motion was made by MIR. Macon to a.
mend the bill by striking out part of il and
in lieu thereof introducing a provision AN
thorising the accounting officers of the Trea.
sury to allow to the claimant zvhateper
Should ahhear TO be due to her deceased
husband.
Mr.. Ghoison called for division of the
question.
And the motion to strike out was negativ.
ed, Yeas 81, Nays Sd
Mr.. w. .diSfon moved to amend ,b~ hi,
by adding the following proviso: Provided
that it shall be made to appear to the ssf,s
faction OF the accounting officers OF the
ressury department., that the said Aex
ander Hamilton ever was entitled % half
pay or communication"
he movers OF these tao anne ndments and
MT Root declared themselves hostile to the
bIu, even u the anerd6eut was adopted
ont c0ntended, tina. II would precisely Ii
mit the provision Of the b.l to tae object
winch IT'S advocates Pr9iessed to have in
view, VIZ; 10 rels2tae statute Of Limitations
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

Thomas NJ. Williams, Esq. Secretary O
this Territory, has, we are informed, bee
appointed Collector of the Port of New Or
leans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

NEw-YoRK, rfaSch II.
BY capt. Cooper. 2S DAYS from ST. Bafibolo.
news, VIC are informed, taat the British, had t..
ken st. Eustdla and ST. Martins.
1t wa. reported AZ st. Bartholomew, that a
Preach lleet Of seven SAL Of the line had been
secn to the windwsrd Of Guadaloupe
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Leaher-Wholcsals g RetaR.
B. FATE,
Tanner & Currier,

INFORMS the public in general and hid
friends and customers in particular. that
he has lately received from Philadelphia
and Lancaster large quantity of Soal.
Skirtirg and Upper Leather. Calf Skins
and Calf Skin Boot Legs, of excellent quail
lty purchased by himseif,) which in aid.
dition to the large stock in his LANYARD.
makes very extensive and compleat as.
sortment Of Leather of the best quality.
viz: 80
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Soaes
Skirting, Harness, Black & Fair Bri.
die, Wax'd ant. Russette, Upper and
Hips, Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bellows Hides, Wax'd Black GRAND
aud Fair Calf Skins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins Tan'd and Taw'd, Wax'd Calf
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Cordo-
van Roundings.
Also few Hundred Spanish Drv,d
ltides,-For sale at reasonable prices for
Ready Money, at his Curryiug Shop and
Leather Store, second door below the Bell
Tavern.
READY MONEY given for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, Oct. Sd, 1910. It 25G.1
=
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NOTICE.

ID virtue of = deed of trust, executed to the
u subscriber by Thomas Woodbridge. Jun.
bearing date the 18th DAY of 6ecen,bcn 1861,
and daily recorded in Cue hastings C6sF for
the ; city Of Richmond, esr'a Suras-
sale for ready money, to he highest bidder. in
front of the. Bell TaveEd in tie city Of Rich
mond, on the 18th, day of the hresent month
(November) NEG&O GIRL named Yarmer
or Yamer, about IL years of age.
Isaac White, Trustee.
November 6. 1910. (,d,A
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LANDS Fer SALE.

~
"A GREEABLE to the last will and tes.-
y lament of Drury Wood, decd. will be
sold, to the highest. bidder, on Thursday
the 9th December next. on the pf eynises
the TRACT OF LAND, whereon the
decedeht lately lived, in. Henrioo county !.
and lying about three miles from the city
OF Richmond, ON the road leading from The
said city to the Meadow Bridges, and. ad !
Joining the Land of David .Clopton, Jesse
Blackburn, John Burch and oihers, aud
containing by late Survey, .seTknty one
Acres, it is presumed unnecessafy 10 give
a particular description Of the Lands Jas
il is expected those Inclined to purchase
will view the premises betore-the Sday OF
sale, which will be shewn to any person
Wishing 10 view the premises by Robert
Ksndrick living on the Lands. The terms of
sale will be one half the purchase money
in six months. the other half. in twelve
months, the purchaser to give bonds with
approved security for the purchase money
with deed of trust on the Lands If re-.
quiTed, to H.
VIM. Burton,
& Ex'ers.
Gervas Storrs,
November 5ih, 1910. w [ d s.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

TOMPKINS e MURRAY-Isv re-
4 ceived by the Ship Averic=their
Fail Supply of London Goods,
containing great variety of articles sui.
ted to the season, among them are Diaper
and Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant assortnent=Scotch Holland
s sss5ss. Of S very superior quality
Dolman's Bond-stree Hats, do I'D do.
Carpets, do do do.
irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiv.
ing BY the Brig Cora from Liverpool.
their Fall supply of
Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cut
lery, &c, &c.
which will render their assortment very
complete.
October 23rd, 1910. [tfl
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Tyact Of Land,

lTUCI OF Lana,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward. Of,
the waters of Spring Greek; containing
J44o acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha..
sers. small part of the purchase money
wili,be required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments bonds with
approved security and deed of trust up,.
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required. Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenth day of Decem.
Der next, if fair, if not, the next fafrslsy :,
at the above mentioned place, 30 al likely
NEGROES as any in Virginia sopsisting
OF males and females, of all ages and des.
erptiohs. Among them blacksmith, who
IS young and healthy--a wheelwrighte-a
good cooper and Carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the BAL.
ance TO be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with ancXceptionable security to bear int.
rest 'yom the date, if not ppnctuaily paid,
will be required, and eight per cent per
aoaun will be deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
OF The above property is effected as may
be convenient for them to apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st, 1910. tbs
p ) The above mentioned Negroes will be
sold at the inns stated, but for Cash only
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

NE annual meeting of Stockholders will be
u held AZ Brooks Tavern in Manchester, on
the FIRST Monday in December next: Such mem.
bers as cannot attend in person, win, il. Eek.
pected, appoint their Proxys -
undsysigned wishes TO be Furnished with
proper evidence. of shares sold and purchased
SINGS the last rneeting; in order thai transfers
may DO made on the connpsny's books, and
shares duly represented.
flames Brander, Cl'k.
Manchester, 1ss Nov. 1910. lid
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NEW books.
Jusr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. BY
-z%~xyausx

Travels ihrosgh New-York. Pennsylnenis. svir.
g'nia, Ohio, Kentucky. Tennssses Indiana.
tour ofnearly 6 oOo,miles, with Mapss1a pl $,
by Christian Schultz, . vols in IA treari,e on
the diseases and. management of Sheep, BY Sir
Geo. s. Mackenzie, Bart.-ARepor, ofa Case
OF the jonrneyman Shoemakers of the city Of
new.York5 by VIM. Sampson==A Discourse
delivered before the N. York fii2orical Society.
by ID. 5. Miller, d. D,=A new and improved
caution OF Walkers School Drctionsry-A fresh
supply OF HeningA Munfosd's Reports, &c. &c.
November 6, 1910. oaw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

TUSf arrived per the Brig Diligence,
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
G q O ID S,
contained in 31S packages, and win be
sold by the piece or package-viz==
Super6ne Cloths, single and Dbie. MiIled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. MHled
Drabs, Coatngs, Duf6ls, Plains, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Dufii Blankets.
Pellicse Cloths, Pain and Spotted Elan.
nels. Imperial and Fancy Cor DIS, Velvcts,
Veiveteen. Veiverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen aud Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot-
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
bricsy Cailcoes, Dimities, Jeans, great
variety of Musiins, o. Seeded Mull Robes.
jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
B'rdseyc, and G Diapers, 'CowelliDgs, aud
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg.
ings, and Lsces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin Irimmingss Ladies Bordefed aW Frin-
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy RomaVs, Mad.
rass and Pullicat, 90. FancyNSjk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk rfptsEn1en's
and Boy's Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Gallons. &c. &c.
Together with great variety of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
SEES particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mtn's Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools. States.
hI.SC--ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
Sc ,, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance Of the Fall supply is expec.
ted BY the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder ard Shot assorted, Cotton ard |
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun. |
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm |
ported IN 1905, New do. Pennsylvania |
WhiskeY. Grten Coffee, Salt, Rice, Cot
tom Flax, Indigo, Coppefas, Salt Petre,
Cue and Wrought Mails assorted. Bar /
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
sc. &c.
would, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur-
pentine and Rosin. $50 900 White aud Red
oak hn3shesd Slaves, deliverable IN Nor
OK, or at City Point. u Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmcnds Oct, 10, 1910. Ieptf] J
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lancaster county court,

~~sO&osSA S0aAty COdi
90 20sh June, 1870,
Peter Mason and Louisa his wife, Williama :.
Church and Betsy his wife. Philip Did. z
lick and Alice his wife, Sally, Janetta, q
ANse, BiIby and tsse Davis, children 6
of Bsrtey Davis, deceased. Pitts. ,
against 4
GIsxander Elliott, administrator Of Will. g
an Dssis, decd AID Alexapder EIiie.t .
sn l,id did hi. Wiz. ana sFrs. Wilder <
IE dsfendany steret Wider kyA,SalE. hi,
wises nor hySing entered thei{ apple srancs
md gwen security according t0Qaw ard tie rules
Of sh:s Court nd 1T appearing to the satisfaction
OF his conys that the said defendants are not
i"habi;a,,tsfpf the eommoawealth of Virginia,
on the ,I2ion Of the plaintiffs by their coun.cl,
II i, ord'ed, that the said defendants appear
hare on or before the third Mofday in septen,-
Der next and answer the bill OF the p aifsiTs
and That copy hereof be forthwith inserted in
Tie Virginia Argus. for tSo months successfully,
and another copy posted at the fscnt door of the
court.hoese of this county. f3Etts
A Copy ]. TOWLES, elk. !
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FAIR FIELD.l +
NOTTCE!!!

A Ii Persons who have claims a.
"a gainst the estate of Peter Tipsley
decd. are, requested to send IN fheir
accounts imwediately to the subscri-
Der, and all those indebted to SAID es-
tate are intreated to make speedy pay
naent to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. S, 1910. (tf)
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.Motti;cA

A Petition Will. be presented IS the aext
Z = General ASsemhly of Virgihie, by the
subscribers, p7 mg that5a certain Lot of
Srenrdi lyins The street leading t6, khe
Gavernor's td0kite ci,yaof Richmond :, which
Their tatesr John Railey had In. possession
at the time OF his death, may be legally
vested in them. $3.50
ELIZABETH Trimmings.
SARAH kAlLEY.
Oct 10, 1910. NV MI
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Gan Powder,
.WANTED-
TJAvING qualified as Executor
z "A Thomas Gii,ist, deceased. i am RAJ

'dy to receive what is due 10 said estate
end to adjust any just claims against ill.,
lam duly authorised also to receive what
ever is due to the late .6rm,of Gillial Sc
Kirby. And being DESTROYS of closing
these matters as expcditiously as possible,
those indebted either 10 the estate OR the
said late firm. will please take notice that
unless payment Is made or satisfactory ar.
raPgemen,s arc entered into without De.
lay, 1 shall put al claims into The hands
c. attornies for collections
JOSEPH GALEECO, Exe'r
of Thomas Gilliat, dec'ds
Richmond. Sept. 27,lsi6S If
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. d .
The Subscribers. under the. firm Of
MONCURE, ROBINSON, e. F. PLEA
SAM, will carry on from thsn1st Nov.
ensuing, the
Auction & Commission BEsiness,
IN the Buildings lately occupkdfby Pros.
ser q MoncurcJ to which business their
attention VIII be exclusively devoted--tiley
tender their services TO their friends & most
particularly 20 the customers of the late
Concern of Prosser * Moncure. and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their
confidence, that their most unboundcd
exertions will be used to give general sa..
tisfaction. Their Store room on the main
street wdl be reserved exclusively for the
reception of Dry Goods. Their DAYS of
Public Sale, will be Monday and Thurs
day in each week. Their Grocery sales
will be held at their Lumberhouse on the
cross street leading to the Governors.
and their dry Good Sales,at their Auction
Store on the main street, nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand for PRIvArE SALE.
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Kun, part Of
which, il old.
80 ahds. and Brown Sugar, part of
10 Hhds Molasses
SO Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Tyson and Scuchong Teas
20 rierces Rice
Cases Glass Tum5iers
A few bales of Blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
A few bales India Cottons
kerseys, Blue and White plains
German Ticklenburgs, Rolls. Hessi.
ans-PePper==fiiDger-Soap &c, &c,
All of which will b.: sold low for cash.
or approved paper in town.
William Moncure
John Robinson,
Fred. Peasants.
They are in hourly expectation of re-
ceiving
Is Hhds. and ppra1r s,,c
so Barrels rHiNaE SUGAR.
NJ. Il. & p.
Richmond, Oct. Goth, 1910 IF
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Mr.. Matthezo IHhilin,e, o.

,TitE subscriber hereby gives notice, that
he Intends to petition the next Geuer-
al Assembly of Virginia, for relief against
an ordiaance of the Commopf Tall of. the
CITY of Ricnmond. passed on the Ash June
last, whereby, under a general regulation
Concerning ne licensing of Carriages, he
and his family are prevented RON using a
hired Carriage of any dsscriptioh, for the
conveyance Of persons.
Christopher Mcpherson.
Riehmotsd, is Oct. 1910. NV tf1
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NOTIGEA

THAT = petitiort win be pfese1isi 10
Trthe osxi General Asembk of'VIrei.
MIA, by the members Of the pRIcH@oSD
FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION, 70
incorporste their Society.
Oct. 10Th. wc
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GUN,I,POWDER.

THE Projectors of the RICHMOND
= POWDER MILLS, offer.or .sale by
the kes or large quantity, + shdf 4 GUN
POWDER, glazed and uugazety war.
ranted equal to any imported and on reaa
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty TO return thepowder
# not approved Apply to JAS. BROWN,
Jr. or ID. J. BtRR.
Richmond, 2Ist May, 1910. 2w wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

W. ILL De SOLDy TO the highest bidder
on Thursday the Goth December
next,
One Half Of Attract of Land,
beionging to the Estate of John Barnes.
decd. lying IN Powhatan county, centainins
tour hundred and seventy four acres, aii
y ent!re wood on "a credit of. 10 months.
bcnd with security will Re required of the
purchase to secure the payment Of the
purchase money. Also, Will be ofe red
for sale, oe the. same day, iffair. 1T not,
the next fair day, ontthe premises, the
following personal Property beloaging TO
SAID Estate, TO wit, seyeraf'aHersrs, work
Steers, Pork, Corn, Fodder, Household s.
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation utensils, and
a variety or excellent Books, on credit
OF twelve months for all sums of ten T.gI-
lars and upwards, for all purchases ,un-
Ger ten Dollars, cash will be required.
Bonds with approved security to carry ia
tertst from the date, II not punctually paid.
will be demanded by
The Executors
Oct 22d, 1910. ly8o !.