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SucxrEne Yellow Bark.
November 7,

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly Of
the extractiye matter and resinous portion OF
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine is
known to reside, is separated in degree
from tic hard hbrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
found preferable, on account Of its purify,
strength, fnencss. and the small quenli:y
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority OF this bark will be parti-
cuIarly manifest in the treatment Of those
diseases in which, on account OF an irritable
state Of the stomach and bowels, the rcqui>
site quantity Of the imperiectiy ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any Of the watery or spiritaous prepare
tons arc. well known to be Intellectual in uI-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
orm viii prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary TO
offer any apology 10 those OF his medical bre.
,hren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many OF them
nave, in common with him, had SO frequcD.
and painful occasion, in the course Of long
practice, to dencre the want of 50 desirable
a form Of rising that measurable remedy; and
30 fully is he assured of It's superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it 10 the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputs.ion ofimpositioD.
PREPARED AND PUT UP BIT
CLARK SANFORD, u. u.
GreenWieh, Connecticut, 1909.
~ The above article is put up in pr
GELS Of different sizes to accommodate pur-
ehasers ard is sold by James Kennedy, sea.
bookseller, King street,
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Female EducatteA.

Mrs. SEI.M- A1CXCLLS, having
N1 rehhquished her intention OF leaving
n,sxandria, has take that tCmnodious hCaSe
q, the corner on Ming street. adjoining Col.
Dsneule's, & bcss !cavs . Inform her ;iispds
that sne Wi coEu TIC as ai.nsuo, 10 leach
fem lies the differ Ii bruhckes OF u.eiul and
ornamental l0VEATIos She returns her
thanks 10 thoss ny .:nOm sae has been patiV-
n!zed, and hopes she may enjoy the .sniinu-
ance ei their paltoha9c.
The house being eomn,odious and in
healthy pnri vi the ;own, size wishes to take
few Scholars as Boarders Oh Reasonable
terms.
Her terms for tuition are moderate, and
may be known by applying to her 49,.
= March IL. cC6t
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GRAY,
March -.


Bookseller g Stat1oner,
OEtesile tie Washington Tau, rn-kiGg street.
HAS LATELY RECEIVE FOR SALE
Ihe .toHo7,:ms Boots:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment,
vols. Calf gilt.
De Qucvedo,' Works, 3 vols. Go. do.
Spectator, 8 yols do. do.
Di;u, 10 vols. DO do.
Carc!o on Electricity.
Cooper's Mgicai LII. tionary.
Bells anatomy, 4 vo's. calf.
Medical Extracts, 5 vols calf, with gu
peril plates
Darw,n's nhylologia, Thonpson's Con
.pectu,, Clars's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. CulIen's Practiie,
Culen's Materia hledica, HaIler's P.y..iC'o-
gy, HenGy's Chvmestry, hoole's 1asso gilt
binding, BIa;rss Sermons, vols. The Boz
rough, pucla, by Grab, Parks Chymes.
try.
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Ssllust
Dclphini, CIarks Corderi, Rippon's Hymns,
Com'ey's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
blcs, School Go and TeS:aments, Hutton's
Book keeping, JAckson's do Gibsonss ,pr-
veyjng, Fliut's do Ainworth's Latin DC.
lion.ry, Hume's ESSAYS Ro'inbrook.s worx.,
Ladies and Gent!cmen's Pocket Almanacs,
for ISL, Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, bonnet & BanGbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, sc.
n, B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. Sc. On liberal
erms.
November 7,
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N o L | c T..

I HAVE given my rote dated 9Th Fe.
bruary. 1911, at ninety days date, for S,i3
dollars, payable to and endorsed by Jo., PHI
Mandesile 10 Thomas Patten, for al Ites
purchased at his sale All persons are here
by walree from taking all assignment otthe
said note, IS hold note Of the said 1 ho-
mas PstleI's, Tor STA Sc ce!.ts, as ali oG-
set thereto.
Jacob Butts.
., March IA st
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Jacob Butts.
FOR FRElGH l..

FOR FREIGHT,
5A2 The, new Ship N -,NCY,
E4s4s,. Be' jamin Bachelor, Master,
1LsHy Burhen so Tons. or ahout
G.isN $500 Barrels, is daily expected
from Newburyport Applyt,
LawFason & Fowlc.
March 49, colt.
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For the HlerendTu Gazette.

Answer to the Enisma.ical Anagram inserted
III the paper of the l3th inst.
Scettre's the word that names the sign,
Our loving Bonv sways,
Restect for him next divine,
Each servile tongue displays.
Changing this magic word again,
a serious truth is clear,
Each freeman doon'd to wear his Cham,
Astectrs must appear.
O.
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ENG I,L4TIC-4L .1.E4GR.AM
There i: E.:le magic vord,
You'll think ii rrery ssranysJ
But letters }ey 1t does Gford,
Yet fur ttaes you may change.
Tr1nstos. tie uara that nsmes Tie fXir,
.Aheathen god ddmn'd,
f rural tatses II vii declare
Encsmh4ssd and ,etr'd.
dsuhI this .poyd ysx may trcnssfose.
# yipes's tsrt TO shev;
4 metal aer. far.auiM disclose,
,laa re. waS, ssussers do. g,
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E1tract Of a letter, datrd Lenson, 9Th jan.
1911, 10 house in tie city Of .te.y York.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-24

If wa. excessively severe: captaia Spenc,
and his first and second iieutenaats were Mn
ed, aud captain Warwick was intrtaiy word
ed-,hosc companies however still hsAclv
maintained ti,eir posts, EGt Spencer ND sui.
fered SO severely, and hayiEg Originally i,o
much ground to occupy, reinforced them
with Robb's company Of saemen, which ma
been driven, or by mistake ordered from thsi,
position on the left flank towards the ccn,rc
of the camp, and filled the vacancy .thss h.d
been occupied by Robb with Prcscott's Com.
pany of the Ath United States Regiments
NV great object was to keep the lines entire,
to prevent the enemy from breaking into the
camp until daylight, which should cradle me
to make general and eHectual Charge
With this view had reinforced every part ct
the line that had suffered much and as soon
as the approach Of morning discovered Itself
| withdrew from The front Enc Sncliiag's, Pc.
sev's (under lieut. Albright) and SCOTS, and
from the rear line, Wilson'S companies, and
drew them up upon the left flank, and 1T the
same time ordered Cook S ard Bacn's com.
panies, the former from the rear and the LAT.
ter from the front line, to rein,urce the riyht
1ank forcsccitlg that at these points the cue
nv would make their last efforts. Major
Wells, who commanded On the iet. flank, not
knowing my intentions precisely. had taken
the command ofthese companies, had charged
the enemy before had formed the body Of
Dragons with which had meant to s,!p.rt
the infantry small detachment OF these
were however ready and proved amply su.i.
cient for the purpose. The Indians were dri-:
ven by the infantry al the point Of the bayonet,
and the dragons pursued and forced them
into a marsh, where they could not be follow
ed. Captain Cook and 1t. Larenee had, a.
greeaby to my order, marched ;i.air compa.
MES to the right flank, had formed them UNI
der the fire OF the enemy, aid being then
joined by the rifemen Of that flank, had
charged the Indians, killed number, ard put
the rest to precipitate flight a favorable
opportunity was here offered 10 pursue TIE
enemy with dragons, but being engaged at
that time on the other flank, | did not observe
it until it was too late.
| have thus, sir, given you the particulars
of an action which was certainly maintained
with the greatest obstinacy and perseverance,
by both parties The Indians manifested
ierocity uncommon even with thenl-to their
savage fury our troops opposed that cool s de-
liberate valor which is characteristic of the
Christian soldier.
Letter to be concluded Tomorrow.
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From the Federai PehnbEcen

The following character of a violent parti-
Fan, was drawn by the changetble WILLIAM
PINKNEY, in speech delivered in the House
OF Delegates, OF this State, about the year
1889, when he was what was tier termed an
anti-federalist, and III the minoriv---lf, as the
Wing has stated, he WAS so Instrumental in
depriving worthy family of decent sup
port; and the son of man who hid been
nearly forty years, faithfully d;scharging the
duties of his Office, for nothing more than the
bare support of a gentecl and respectable fami-
ly, he must have forgotten the sentiments, he
SO eloquently proclaimed, when his mind was
i'll its youthful vigor, and his neart uncorrupt-
ed by the contamination oi courts, or the de-
mon Of democracy. ] wish YOU 20 publish it
for his perusal, and al the satisfaction it can
now afford him. A FARMER
Frederick County, Maryland.
EXTRACT.
"S1R-Will the time never arrive, when
mutual confidence shall again take possession
of the minds of our citizens? When party
iealousies Shall be no more, and concord and
unanimitv rise triumphant on the ruins of
faction, clisscntiop and intrigue! Are oGfous
distinctions to be forever fostercd as the Only
means of general prosperity? Is the fabric
of government only to be established, by de-
stroying the union Of its parts Are civR
distinctions fomented by Legislature furiahly
as the sine qua non OF our salvation Weak
indeed incomparabiy week, should | held
that Politician, who builds his expectations
of public happiness, on the prepos,crous
scheme Of disseminating discomfort, promot-
ing the continuance of Earring opinions, and
rousing again by the lash of cevcrt persecution,
an opposition which has but Just died away,
and Cannot even in whisper be distinguished
Give me the man, who disdaining the little 7yiad-
ings IF harty artJfce, can only press forward
in that path to which liberal aud enlightened
policy invite him who founding the welt.re
of his country on the union of hio countryaien;
solicitous to hush the storms of coiamnto1
and to silence the murmurs of c;sconts n:, 5y
mild, by equal, ard by ioieratiag regulations;
this man, aud this only, merits the name OF
patriot BIT, sir, have 10 words to convey
my idea of hIn, who lost 10 the important 3D.
jcct OF Calculating system of public advai:-
tage, enters in his Legislative capacity, i.i,o
all the hetty iHgaes Of lF;,ty, strains every
nerve to prev the accommodation CT thc,c
differences which distract the conmuuuy, and
delights to see his coun ~ ike the waves Of
the ocean, during the agitation CT tempest.
Mr.. chairman, shall boldly saw, that such a
man rs not fit to be trusted, AID that ,ach pro-
ceedihgs are shameful prostitution of the
powe OF government, and iiasrant devia-
ton from their object"
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER "a.
WASHINGTON CRY, December

WASHINGTON CITY, December 81
The following message from the President OF
the o. S. enclosing Gov. Harrison's two
letters to the Secretary at War, on the sub
iect of the late engagement with the lndl-
ans on the WAbssh, was laid before Con-
gress on Thursday.
To The Senate and House Of r. representatives
ofthc Unifed STATES.
Law before congress Two letters received
from Governor Harrison Of the Indiana Terri
tory, reporting the particulars and the issue
of the expedition under his command, OF
which notice was taken in my communication
of November 5.
Whiie IT is deeply lamented that so many
valuable lives have been lost in the action
which took place on the 9TH altlmo, Congress
viii see with satisfaction the dauntlcss spirit
and fortitrde victoriousy displayed by every
description OF the ttncqs engaged, as well as
the collected firmuess which distinguished their
commander on an occasion requirtng the u
most exertions Of taiof and DISCIPLINE.
II NAV reasonably be expected that the
good effects Of his critical defeat and disper-
sion o., combination OF savages whlch appears
to have been spreading TO a greater extent,
viii be experienced not only in cessation OF
the murders and depredations committed on
our frontier, but in the prevention of any hos
tile incursions otherwise to have been appre-
hended
The families of those brave and patriotic
citizens who have fallen IN this severe conflict
viii doubtless engage the favorable attention
orcongress.
JAMES MADISON.
UQsiilpfen. Dec 49, l8ll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
Tract Of Land,
Sales by Auction.

TlY virtue of Deed of Trust from Cole
ID Diggcs and .tsry K. his wife. to secnrc
thepaymentb o' debt due TO Alexander staatt,
VIII be Sold for ready money, before the door
Of the Eagle Tavern, in the CITY of Richmond,
on Friday the first day of March next, the fol
lowing property, Tor SO much thereof shall
be necessary TO satisfy t,e insta.nent and in :
terest now due ,--to wit: the slaves Duker
Jack, Harry Peter Roger, Isaac, Abraham,
Essex, Prissey, SAIL Francis. Sarah, Grace and
Vents, with the increase Of the females since
the 18th September, 1908
WILLIAM WRIT, Frrs-
SAMUEL CREENHOW, Stees.
Richmond. IAN. %, 1871. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
ANAcT
For therelief Of George Arnrova and Com.

For the relief OF George Armroyd and Com.
pany.
~ u IT enacted by the Senate and House q,
- Representatives ofzhe Uniiec States of i
inerlca, IN Congress assembled, That tie col
lector OF the customs for the port of Wilm;nq-
ton IN the state of Delaware, be, :.;,,, Ne Is here
ny directed TO allow George Arrare,val and Com
pany the drawback Of duties on certain mercbnr,-
aize, exported from the port of PHILADELPHIA by
mem, IN the month of October, one thousand
eig'lt hundred and nine, which merchand;ze SO
ported was imported into the district of vii.
mington Aforesaid, OH the tenth Of July. one
Thousand eight hundred aud seven, in the scboo.
ner Christianstadt, and thence shipped coastwise
TO ire port OF Philadelphia, in tie soops Caro-
ine and Anne: I'ror;ded teze-;heiess. that no.
thing herein contained shall be so construed as
TO compel the collector of Wilmington to grant
the allowance of the drawback of duties aforc.
mentioned, until he shall receive from the col
.ectcr Of the port of Philadelphia satisfactory
proof that the merchandise was shipped accord.
ing TO the forms of the laws in such cases made
and provided: and also satisfactory proof from
the said George Armroyd and Company, that the
merchandise has been landed in Some foreign
port or place.
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PERFORMANCES.

1902 Spring dieetie. He won tire ANNA
stakes az ta'rhe',, thee :ntie heats FIVE .uhscri
oers loo dolia each. pay or pay, beating with
ear ease Mr. Mosby's Pa,afon, FIR. Hoornes's
Tom Tcngs. and two Others.
Same Season lie made great run AT New
Ma ket Tor the Jockey Club Parse. 4 mile heats.
eylaeni ~ IN bad oder, beng beat only few
, ,v oy Col sc!den's Wrangier--eight started ;
WTangier hrss--Sir A,chy second.
Same Season He won the JocEev C.ius
PURSE a. Nrbamsbcrcrsh, N C. VITA srea
esss, when but one YOU STAR, sgairsl him
to.9' FaR Meeting lie wen the locke,
SinD fnf'e at Fairfisin, mile heats; upon IA d
Pun, pea ing quite easily Mr.. Watson's Wran
g!er and Mr.. Mosby's Ss-ay.
Same Seasor.-tie won the Jockey Club
Fu'se at New Market 4 mile heats. with g.ea
ease, beating Mr. Wnn's Callatin, ard s1r.
Heudren's Nnfei. .
Sa're .sersoe----iIs won the Jockey Club
Pas:e al SecsIand Neck, .ale heats. bea ing
! w"E saS ease general Caney's bs1rk. by c.
tizen, who had been ak tinles a winner. and ne
ves beaten before.
THE subfcriber has set spnr. FOR such mares
as may be sent to sid ARcsIY, two feds oi
more than wo hnndred acres each veil encIos.
I'd, and containing each ore hundred and fly a
ores of river icso sroxsas ycii sch in While dove,
~''- ny va uta Stssses. Scrn ana cats VIII be
ted 20 mares m zach Quantities as gentlemen
r-ay direct, 20 be paid for 1t the neicaborhoua
pficH, when The mares src AIKEN away. Servants
board Siai's unless they snain nth the t,a -.
IN which case, one shi.l ne and Cd day " il be
required. Mr. Daviey who owes The horse, and
s.ood him the last sesson, stSse, tina, bue one
rrare had ssilesi 40 bis krowledge, and che WAS
move than twenty yesrs oi,.---so that Si- Archy
my Justly b. eai!ed surc fosl gc,ter.
The high blood ard corbn.sn ing hgcte Of ST.
Archy togetfer with his vel known perform
anccs on the; turf ought 20 rccornend hir, 70
all true sporisrnen; and having detera,ines: to
give my at e.iion and pastures 10 suis, sc. The
pubhc nay BE- well Satisfied that ,hs zssa,es: At
,ention shall be paid to rrases dent 70 MY care
but viii no. be answersbIe 70 accidents or es'
cages.
GEORGE EVANS,
Oakland, Jam 81, 1911. oaw4 s.oaf4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
AN ACT

To authorise the Secretary at war 10 ascertain
and settle, by the appointment OF Commissio-
ners, the exterior inc Of the Public Land at
west Point, with tie adjoining proprietor
1t enacted By the Senate and House oF
~ Representatives of tire United States OF A :
me'1ca, IN Congress assembled, That the Sccre.
tary at War shall be, and lac is hereby authoij-
sea 20 settle the exterior line Of the public land
at West Point, in the state Of New-Yor;S. nor N
Gispdte with Thomas North, the adjoining pro
Pileiori and Tor that purpose 10 appoint COM
mination, or a majority Of them, tlie same being
hrst approved by ti,e Congress of Che United
States, shall DC final and conclusive in the pre-
mises. And any such commissioner shall be en-
tlted to receive at and after the rate of four dol
lars per diem, TOR the tnhe necessarily employ
ed IN executing said commission or appoint
ment.
Sec. 2 ind II further enacted, That il shall
and may he lawful for the commissioners who
may be appointed under this act, or either Of
ulefn, 70 issue process, IN nature OF writ of
Subpoena, tor any witness that may be required
on a hearing in tl,c premises; and any person
duly served with such process shall be bound
% appear and testify under dc ike penalty, and
be liable to be proceeded against in Che ike
ncr, as isprovided by law IN relation 20 any Wit
ness whose attendance Is required in any court
"f the United stetes 10 give testimony IN any mat
ter depending therein.
J. r. VA{NUaI,
Speaker cfhe Honse IF Reiressnfqfires
GO CLINTON,
Fsce-PTeaSasi9f Of ne United STAGE, ord
l'resideat Of aie .Scnate
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
January %, 1911
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
The cELspRATHD KunsIxo HORSE,
81. Ma.g, AssAy,

n fine blood bay, six years cid this spring. up.
wards of is hand, high,
MILL stand the en.uinv season at nv stable.
afv AZ OAKT. AND, in tbe county of Chester
tcid on Appoms,tox River. ,wsney-five miles a.
bove Petersburg, threc below 3evile-s Bridge,
and twcntyeisht sou !, OF Richmond. and Sei.2 be
ZEE 70 Mares at FORTY DOLL AIRS the season,
nayabie on the IS day of December nexr. f,r
WHICH amount gentlemen at distance Oil ,,lease
end their notes--ONE poJLARso the groom
for each mare payab e at the Stable door. The
season ~ commence on the FIST day of March
next. and end the first of August. Should gen
terren prefer putting carrier, they may FIX .hcir
nSzn time, as SIX ARCfaYis now in the stxb.e.
PEDIGREE.
SIR ARcHY was got by Old Diomcd OH, Of
Ca.fisnrs--she was foa,ded in me. year 1876,
and imported from England bv !chn Taylcc, ESQ .
IN the year 1893 She was got,en by The P.ince
% Waies's celebrated horse Rockingham, out Of
aoi,has by Tsenti,am { Sfud Book, page SIS -
ner srandam by Bosph9rus her esandan, was
own sister to Grecian Princess, by Forester
sos''uon Colt, son Of the Codniphiu Arabian
bustsrd-Lord Leigh's Charming Moliy. by Sc.
Como ttbe best son of chidsr,)-Hcr dan, Mr..
~ angsr's brown mare, By Ssanyard's Arabian.
OUT OF Gypsy, by King Williams M tcng.e
tTb--M1keiess. from royal mare,
when jest precedence Is allowed those two
unrivalisd horses, Old Dianed, and Rocking ham,
tsirs and grands;rs II SIR AR CsiY) eentie,nen
OF the turt will ssadiy admit the superiority of
MS blood TO any horse OF The present day.
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IFour Dollars Per Annum--Paid in Advance.l
Land for Sale.


10y virtue OF deed Of trus, executed to the sub
- scribcr., by W.i'iau Royall, scnr. TO secure
money doe 20 Jarres Ladd, will he sold plblicly
Tor ready money on me premises, on the Goth
'dly oil mex: monts Sc rnrch os the
Trnct of Land
v'he-eon.he said Wm. Royarl lately lived, as
N,'l BE- sufficient To- reise The sum Of two hun.
d'ed and sky eight pounds aud the inte,est &C.
crring thereon, from ne 95ih e.y oe March 1906
taEe,hsr With ali costs s;tendins the uus, deed
&c.
The above merii ored Land is Of good quality.
hes Id chsr!cs City county Immediately on
James River only three miles above City Poirs,
aud not mose than Two ,fsou Shi7ley.
Ro. Crew, Z Trus-
Ro. Ladd.- tees.
III Mcnsh, as,b, 1911. 4 ~
(eptd..,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
AN AcT

for the relief of the heirs of the late Major
General Anthony Wayne
I r 1t enacted by tie Senate and JIobse ~
= Representatives of the United States of 4.
mfcs1ca, IN Congress assembled, That the proper
accounting officers be. and they are hereby s,,.
thorlsed 10 re-exarnine and sctti, the accounts ~
tie tate Major General Anthony WAYNE. and
pace TO the credit thereofthe: three several sums
stated, by bis executor in his memorial to Con.
SIess, dated the seventh of January, one thou
SAND eight hundred and eleven, to have been dis.
oursea ny tie deceased for expenses necessarily
IN the oihcial discharge of bis dcty and
three other sums stated in the said memorial toy
services SER. rendered by the said deceased 10 the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
icy Nat6orsty.)
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
ANACT

IAN AZ
TO fix the compensation of the additional ass;s
y - tant Post Mastcr-Gcner.d.
II 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Re.
= representatives. ofthe United States of Amer
On, in Congress assembled, That the additional
assistant Post Master-C;enera,, authorised bv the
act I" regulating the post-oi6ce establishment, ;,
shau receive an annual salary of sixteen hun.
drcd dollars, payable quaf;er-yearly at the
Treasury ofthe United States, to be computed
iron, i inc ti'i :. at which ne may have catered upon
The execution OF the duties fhis 9Rce.
j. 81 vARNUM,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
GEO: CLINTON,
rsce 6esi.ient Of the Uwted S;ates, and
APPROVED, s'Na'e
JAMES MADISON.
January z, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08

MOTT eE.-ALL those that nave demands on
! y tas e.t1.c cf Robert Mitchell, deed. a.e
earnestly requested make them known, ana
those that arc irdeb ed 10 said estate are solicit.
ed TO make payu.en, 70
YM. MITCHELL, Executor.
Richmond, January &c, 1911. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-15

l.7 VTICE.--AbL.Shoset that have dsrnands On
~ TIE eIia,e 90 robert Michel. decd. ne
earpes.ly yeqdssie o.ru@ke them known, ard
tho tia. ave ~, j. said estate ase sstici,
VIC MITcHELL, Execu,or.
Richmond, January &c, 1911. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-15
PERF6RMANcES.

1909, Spring Mee:iag--He wen the annual
sakes at Fairneid, these mile heats, FIVE subscr-
be's, 100 dollars each. play or pay, beating with