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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
Z n S.

Mere. Baer, Bsrlet,, Bsysrd, Bird ]
Brown ChamyIin. Cooper, Crsik, Dana,
?, Dave port, T. Davenport Dennis, Dick
Ion, Edmond, Evans, Fohcr, freeman,
Glerp, Goode, c. Goodrich, e. Goodrich,
Gniwold, Grove, Harper, Hepdsrlon, Hjl,
IsCer lmlay Kittera. T. Lee. s. Lee,
Moris, O;is, Psge, Pinskoey, Pla,t, Pow
eli, J. Reed, ". Read, Ru ledge, Shepard,
]. Q. Smith, Shcsf., Tenay, Thatcher, J
G. Tbomss. 4, ThOmas, Wadfwor.b, " sln,
L WHI,sms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
By A4tbo,-fty.

ixTH CONGRESS- OF TIE UNITED STATES. At
THE sEcoED SESSION, BEGUN AND Held AT
TIE cry Of WASHING Ton, nv THE
TERRITORY or COLUMBIA, on MON
DAY TIE SEVENTEENTH OF NO.
vEMBE@ ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06

In at to provide for the more con-
Venicnt organization of the Courts
ofthe United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1901.

Carolina called of tenth d of December and the few Bear
South Clna one ndf Of the fate oil places aFrefd
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06

we UNITED sTArEs. For ZEE DISTRICT OF NAME.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

70 to HarSta5s tic .55gtfisei Of lie Certs gfGsa ,
mon Peas sosv bsidsH Of Po1vnalgsroayb, 1DaAn
and for iht rsnnty Of Lincoln, or tbt fscos3 dlen
ddy Of May, ASuo Danani 1901.
HUMBLY iheHeth Paul TomLIssoN, Of Brit
Il IL to, in the county Of Lincoln, ycomaa, and
MERcY ToMLINsoN his wife in her right, aud
DANIsL palmer, Of Thomston, in faid county,
yeoman, and ELIZABETH PALMER his wife in her
right, that they are friacd in their denefne as OF
fee of certain undivided parts, viz The tad Paul
omhnfon, and Mercy Tomlinion in her right, Of
one undivided ieventh part, and the faid Daniel
Palmer and Elizabeth Palmer in her right, Of one
other undivided ieyenth part OF certain tract or
parcelof land iiuated in Brifol aforelaid, ana
bounded thus, viz. Beginning on the northeatt cor.
ner of land belonging 70 Srwall PsarionD on Da-
milcotta river then running two hundrcd and
feventy five rods ear fouth ea to Harrington road,
70 called thence by faid road to Goudcy'S lne !;
thence wet north wet by faid Goudey's tne 10
Damiicota river; thence by the river 70 the irft
mentioned bounds, containing forty i've acres /;
which iaid land your petitioners own as sforeiad
in common with certain perfons to your petitioners
unknown and which f1d mares your petitioners
arc deiirous to hold in f:veralty ;-they therefore
pray THAI partition of faid tract or parcel of land
maybe made, and your netitoners REFLECTIVE fhares
thereof aforefaid, fet off, that they may hold AID
enjoy the Game in feveralty.
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
n
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
PROPOSALS

For carving tbe WATLS eftte U5atted Ssases Oh
be foloGoing rsa:4s, euat Be reeei0ed at fbs GIN
eraI Pet G41Fre n Wai25iggf9a City, Eahitbs l5Es
\ day Of Tuly next iacl1Eoe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
A tree copy-AtteR,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, IvN. Csrk.

LINCOLN, E-Cou1f Of Common PkGs al Poqpnsi
borough, May Term, 1901.
UPON the petition aforefaid, Ordered, that the
faid petitioner notifya perons iutereGed therein TO
appear at the next Court Of Common Pleas 20 be
holden at ToPlham, within and for the county OF
Lincoln, on the fourth Monday of Auguft next,
by Pubifhing an attefed copy Ct faid petition and
this order thereon three weeks fncct fivtly in
fink Portland Gazefff. the LAT publication to be
three weeks t leaf before the fitting Of faid Court
and alto By pOtng attsifed copies of fad petition
and this order thereon in two public places in the
town Of Brfo, three weeks at lea0 before the fit
ting of faid Court, that they may then and there
appear aud NEW csufe, if any they have, why the
prayer thereof fhouid not be granted.
Attef, IONA. BOWMAN, jun. Csrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
Commonwealth Of Maaachufctts.

Commonwealth of MahachuiettS.
YoRx, G-hf Court Of Common P!eaJ, begun and
beid at Tork, sUifbia and for TIE e0snty Of York,
tbe third THetdar Of Aprii, beisg toe 36 day Of
(1d month, n. %. 1901.
an the petition of WILLIAM LANE, of the
~ plantation of BrownfieId, in faid county, yeo-
man, fhewine, I" that by the devile Of William
Hancock, late of Buxton, in faid county deceaied,
he is feized of one third part of two certain tracts
Of land or parts of lots, ftuated in fad Buxton be-
ing all the northeaf ends OF the Sra, ADD half the
fecoud home!ot; late the property of faid William
Hancock, deceaied, on the letter as far down as
a northweft and foutheaf line by the Banker, for
mery owned By fad William Hancock, decraird
and Handing on laid land faid lots lying in com.
mon with other perlons to the petitioner unknown:
and praying that PARTITION may be made of faid
traces Of land aereeabY tothe fatutes IN fuch cafes
made and provided.
Ordered. That the petitioner caufe the fubnance
Of his fad petition and this order thsreon to be in
ferted in the Portland Gazette printed by Elezer A.
Jerks, three weeks fuccellively--the lat publca-
ton 10 be thirty days at lead before the next term
Of this Court, 20 be holden at MARLBOROUGH,
within and for fsid county OF York on the fourth
Tuefiay Of Auguf next, to the end any perTon or
prrons intereited therein, may then and there aP-
pear, and FLEW caufe. if any they hsse, why the
prayer OF the petitioner fhou;d not he granted.
Attef, DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

YoRK G.-Commonwealth Of MaE4chufetts.
III ne Supreme judicial Court, 6egar and bOidtn
at York 1Uitbia and for tbe eoTHty Of 7ork, OF tie
JfyR THefday Of Mag. Aano D0miai 1901.
UPON the petition aforeiad, Ordered, That
the petitioners Publh an altered copy Of their pc
tItion and this order thereon, 10 the Portland Ga
Sefte, proted by Eezer A. jerks, three weeks fuc-
cefhvely, the lat publication to be thirty days at
leatt before tie next Supreme Judicial Court 20
ne holden at Wells, within and for The county Of
York, on the fecond ruefdsy of September next,
that all perions interefted may then and there ap.
pear and fhew caufe, IL any they have, why the
prayer of faid petition ihould not Be granted.
EDWARD p. HAYMAN, ClerE.
A true copy-Attef,
EDWARD p. HAYMAN, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
The Mlbea0r of Police,

ckNSIBLE ef the ohliCatioe he ia nnder faith
y fallg todicharge the duties Of the Office con-
hded 20 him BY the town, takes this opportunity
publicly foderlsre his determination 70 carry fully
oio efrf the BY Laws " To prevent the fprcad.
lngoI indignant feeers and other contagious fCk-
h,is" and for other purpofes. To enable him to
nHehaFgehs duty, and 20 anlwer the de6Rn of thefe
avs he earnefly folicits the aid and ailfance of
Al NE well difpo(ed citzens, in keeping clean the
hse's, lanes and backwards. And as CLEANLINESS
y Conducive 10 health, and is an ornament Of the
,oEa he anticipates a ready compliance with the
!. 1T athis Ieiped. Il being impofibIe for TIE In
apssoF 70 difcoyer every eg1ed and violation Of
81 GOOD and whoIefome regulations OF the town,
noPss the inhabitants viii he attentive and vi
fsanh and complain 10 him of all nuifsncee, and
"soef eushces .againf the laws; and he aiinres
M -, ~ n hsreadnefs and determination to bring
AZ oSvntsr 10 punihment.
JOSIAH TUCKER, Ialbe7or Of Police.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
northumberland, MAY 6, 1901.

PEPPEREALBoRou0a, MAY 8, 1901.
To the Honorable SE7ics5 of THE Saprezs Judicial
Court for fbe county Of York. 20 u 5shira a. 7ork,
"a the Eaid cssaty, on be 6ya Tu:jlay Of May,
dime Domini 1901
IHUMBLY fhSws SErH SFEINc and DApIsL
Ii CLEAvss Of Biddeford, and JOSATHAs
TUckES and PHISEAs KGLLY, and SANUEL Den
NIT, of ePperellborough, in the county of Yo.k
merchants, shat they are ntereGed with Others TO
your petitioners unknown, As tenants Ia common
10 certain tra6t Of Land 10 faid PepperehboronSh,
with Wharf thereto belonging, containing bJ
ehimstion about eight acres the wholeof which
traet formerly belonged 10 Sir William Prppefrl',
Afterwards TO the rate Of MaiTlchnletts, by whole
committee il vas fold to your honots' petitioners,
with the others aforementioned, ii CIR rndpornoHs
OF iait ttad being as foio~s-ttie fzid Seth SFr6g
two tnirtietf partt--the iaid Daniel CleavSs aud
Jonathan Tucker two thirtie,h parts-ihe iaid Sa-
muel Dennet ore thivtisth part-the laid PhineaS
Kelly one thirtieth part. And that they are FIR
Gus Of holding their ihares thereof 10 f-veraly.-
They thereforepray that your honors would order
partition thereof to b. made, according 10 the
ttatute 10 that cafe made and provided.
SETH SPRING,
. DANIEL CLEAVES,
IONATHN TUCKER,
PHTNEAS KELLY, r
SAMUEL DENNEr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
DANCING SCHOOL.

nj K. ALLEN, respectfully informs
Az the Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and
vs. vicinity, that he has opened bis Summer Dan
s'ng School, at Onion Hal, ia P0rtlaud.-Thr
ho9rs ttnittou are itom.three TO fix ?. ~. on Ned
nslat.yt and SathrdayJ.-For terms apply TO Mr.
Allen at the Hall April 40. III
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
Featbers and Bedfckiag.

TUSr RECESSED, ard for fIe, At WILL lam FEN
y NELLY's Office, Pore Greet, freih fupply
Of Feathers and BedtickiEg, which will be fold
cheap for cath. Portland, J4ze s.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
Commonwealth of MaGachufetts.

"A toe H'sf Of Rsp,ssafsjVes, June 8, 1901.
W HEREAS in the Acf for inquiring into the
use.a ,s'ssnls Etates within this Commonwealth,
q ,us ladteion of the Lep,ilature, the article
inter-. Ss9ney At iuiere morethan any Creditor pays
I,s,e.a Is among other things required to be
49,. but y tie lif for the valuation making
,es " !ae lame al, that article is not enhmera.
u.s aaq epniequence of it, miftalces may hap
ID ~ ~, Ieturns which arc TO be made purfuant
~. e ia'a att.-Therefore,
in,s 49,, that the faid article OF Money al
h,l = more than any Creditor pays intrreR for, "
"a 81 forth 10 the lit TO be mace and return
iulep, 70 the fsid AZ, according I'D the true
M sa5 ON m 81 aForcf4id notwthftand-
ri, pr a ne iecretarY Is hereby d,re6ted 10 caufe
paos s' ~ 70 be pubffed 10 The ieveral Newt
psAla. hereto the laws OF this Commoa wealth are
Srnt'up for concurrence
Z u EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Sprskey.
h' JQgs 8, oi,--Rrad and concuried.
! Iun.. DAVID COBB, PrefdeHt.
y se'-Approsed.
AtmeD. CALEB STRONG.
JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

NUE. % hereby gwen, thar he fabf.r,b.r
Ehas s oesn duly appointed Admini0ratrix ofthe
ih.csoS,.. JotN GOULD, late Of Wooi.vicb, 10
tadcrt,s q Liacop. yeomon, deceafcd, and his
direas 80 An NAT truG by giving bond as the law
sea0a pefoas therefore having demands
skhb,, ,l s1ate of fAid deceaf,i. are defired TO
Atoha ,aa. lsIne fer !ettsrient and all indebted
slsas, gag arc requeaedto make Immediate pay
yu..o ASlaAUEL Go6LD, xl.aisjarstrix.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15
Kezia Butler.

- Efpeetully informs her CuGomers that ne has re-
N ceiyed new and handlome aiEEtmeat of
Mizeadry, Fancy and Piece Gaods.
fritabq for the f-afon Afo. VIOLET. HAIR pow
DER, Of hyperion quality, per dozen, or Enge b.
Which fe Offers fol iais upon reafonable TERMS al her
q oP 10 Midde-hreet
MILLENARY as ufual, in The laten fallions--and
every order punetusily astendedfo
Nh. ~ ersr rrlGargsd ~ tassz bat. t5a: Bage Jss
SSrebe'ed' Portland, June g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-15

JCST ARRU,ED FROM THE SoUqH9ARD.
AND FOR SALE.
1T No. q, Uniga Wharf,
+sE toLtowiNc ARrrcLes-yit.
Superhne Flour,
Common do,
Fine Niddfnr; ..s
Courfe MlddnsI, -s
Rye Flour, - -~---
Excellent North R;Vsr and Connecticut Corn
Malaga Wine,
Tar and quantity Of excellent Cheefe,
sll cheap for cath, T.~9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
No. 10.

TIL. only motive which could lead this eour. 20
.E,t ,gin the dlsgilisn OF propaf1 70 unufull in
GSeii, md 30 oiiaovsi"ay. Oh. ;ntAr-l Of
Great BritaipI as thar of narstmc trace 20 pre-.
csde negotiation. Is the defre of contributing TO
facilitate the eonclufion Of general peace and
the termination OF the arnifirc on the continent.
By the aS OF the French government, would put
an end TO all inducements to fuch meafnre on the
part cf this country.
The necefity of receiving The kings commands
on the profess communicated oy W. Ctto, nuG
prevent the undsrfgred from ,rsnfinitting any re-
ply to that paper before Sunday next Z, is there
fore, Cor NJ. Otto 20 determine whether he viii
not think =; proper mmodiatelyto writs to his 90
vernment 10 remark, hat If France has nronefed
an armiaice with Groar Britain, for the purpogz
Of it, lending 10 general negotiation for peace
that obis4 can only be a,tained by at leaf iuch 4
prslougs,ion of the continental arniRire, a, will
allow the trl- required for receiving The snGwer TO
the proYo.al made here.
Signed, GRANVILLE
-DaaOaiag fret, Se6t. 8, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
No. I8.
TraDnation.

P'ri-7 /. There arall be fuCpenlion orsroai-
f'ic' between the fleets ard armies of the Frenci,
repubte and thofe OF Great Britain,
Q. The Grips OF war ai" merchant vcfTels of esch
ration fhal enjoy free navigation, without being
fubjc9 any lelrch, and hall obicrre the uiaIe
eGabliihcd previous to the war.
$ I'll veiies OF either na,ion, captured STEER
tle--of Froaidor, fhs,l be referred
T. The places Of Malta, Alexandris. and BsDeins
ihall he alinilated % the places Of Jim, Of Phi
iipiblrgh, and OF TngnIfadt; that is to fay, all
neutral French veifel fhall have p.rmiiIicn free
~, enter them in order TO furnifi them with pro
viiions
s The 1quadro1s which b!oekaie Bref, Caiiz,
Toalan and Fiaa.ing ihalI return into their own
ksrb'uts, o. Lead lhall keep of fight OF the
eoaA
s. Three Eugl;h officers ihnll be diipate..cd
one directly 70 the admiral comma ndine in the
Mediterranean, another 70 rhe commander Of the
f1usAron before Malta. the third 20 the com
yaauier OF ele blockade of Alexandria, to
notify TO chem the prefent armiG;cc, and to con
vcytto them orders TO conform them!clve, thereun
70. Ths Si officers fhai PATS through France, IN
erle- ths expedtiouy to arrive 1t their DEL
siration'
2. His Catholic msiehy and the natevian repub-
lie are neiaied in the prelent artniiliee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
ALEXANDRIA, January 6.

ESfraa 9fa hssr frOm TIE captain Of a OFF
Jfl, H0e9 in Jam riea, to reibeaa5ls bay:
IA BahinoTs, dale November d.
Since the Englih have taken poGsiIion
Of Curacao, they have committed fad de-
preda,ions on the Americana. L.et,ers
which hope you have received, inform yon
OF the particulars ofyour vciie. Ten leagues
TO windward of Curacao, vss captured
by tender belonging 20 The Brit n irigate
Decade, on ihe tenth of lsa mouth, and
without examining my papers, wao irume--
diatelY taken into Curracoa. where they
took out the greater part of the cargo, and
examined II; siler which they put il below,
10 very abuhve manner, and ordered .hc
ichoouer 10 Jamaica for trial. On her usf
lsge they sore and wrecked her fadlY- They
Till no. now 70 mreh az fufFer ms to take
any care Of her, and think myieii happy Il
| hey viii tuiFer me to remain on board. Or
! The 10Th the fchoOner arrived a, Ismaics,
and they Immediately commenced difcharg
Jog her cargo. IA foon a. ] 90, on lborc
protected, and have done every Thug ne
ceAary in my power, vhch hope vii
prove fats attofys
Yours sc.
P s. The fchoonet Hannah, Of Bal,i-
more, wa aiio captured by the Erg;lh, pu,
before they ot her into port, they put mel
on boaro and f7' her p,i7atec,iOg--Ahe
dom bsS conids abie damage, he ws1 ren
% Isma "a for trial where Ae was cleared
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
No. n.
Trannafinn.

The undersigned received yellsriay, a, four
O'Clock in IRE afternoon the note which his excel
leney lord Grenvls did him the honor TO addrefs
ainl- IL appeared TO him to be of fuch high i'm
poTtauce, that the fame hou- he trsrf,uit;ed 4,
by an extraordinary mafsgc to bis government.
he hopes that it may arrive in time 70 produce
the eiteei which hi' exeelleHey has had in view /.
and Il IL ierve Proiong for few days the CONT.
mental arui'iee:, he will eongra,ulate himfelf "
~ n1neh on having had is in his power ts COM
trihnte thcreqnto
he hegs hi' eTeel'ency TO accept tie homage Of
mis- reipsAiui confederation.
Signed. OTTO.
Rey5ooG.Fresf, SEP. 8, SEQ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
PHILADELPHIA, January ,

The fhiP Neptune, Dsudelos, l,as arrived
at he Point, cartel from Bororaux. which
place The leit the I'd, and the river the 10th
OF November. She brings Paris Gazet,es
to the io'h of November, from which we
mall extract for our next. Caprsin Dande-
OF who came mp TO town this morning, tn
torms that the uimoa tranquility prevail,
IN the interior of France, snd th5r the Con-
greis at Lunsville we've proceeding in the
dicuiiIon of the Objects Of their milton.
The people OF France evince an ardent de-
lire tor peace with the Uni I'd Staes.
There are number of paiIensers on
board, one of whom is General Ira ALLKN,
of Vermont.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
NEW-YokH, Dcccmsr 81.
70 t5e EaSto~ Of Me Mercantile
AarerHJey.
SIR.


40 the confegueuccs OF fclirg roo low
may Dc as bad as purchaGng 100 high,
moit beg the Favor of you 30 ini.rt the fol-
iowirg aatement in aniwer 60 enc igoed
"Caution," on the frbiea otA7ur Zip.
mentsto Engssnd. viii no; sGerl Sha, I,
vac his in,ention TO make az erroneous Rate.
nent 10 anfver fome private end, only fay
that Il 10 one, aud as fach orgL, TO te con
tradiaei.
wililike hin, tuppofe tie fra
coz OF a barrel of tour to ne dvis. II 90
The Ripping charges are no
naore than s
Freshz, the highsa
infurance, per cent. 81
~-------~
IS %
snppois it to bring oqly 7ss- Red.
&c FAY 90.
73s. ia 70 "a
According to his Rstemen.. it
nuR bring g. Cd
Sterling to pay coa. and charge.
AN OLD SHIPPER.
Dec. 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
mo. AZ
NOT.

Tie Brd'eagned has had the honor 70 's5 We
fore the kog The ofIieai snlwer os The French go
vcsnmen, which he rseeivcdfrom ~. OTTO on fhe
9Th Infant, end ALTO The projed Of an afmifee,
Communicated on ,hc fsn,c day.
The fpiri, Of that anfwer j, unlnpply bu, iit.
tIe eonionsrt With thoie appearances Of eousip.
story diino6ton which lad before been rlsuifcft-
ed. u II he fsai'g practicable in the pTefent mo-.
ment 70 Teeorc Pcrmaneni tranquility 20 Eprope,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Hoyts Of Deisgatct.
Fri5sy, January :, 1891.

triosy, January =, 1901.
Mr. Venlt!s reported irom the comnHts,
for Courts OF Jeaice, that ,hr corr,it'ce had
according 70 order, had under their conljdera
lion letter FROG, ,hc Gcv-rnos with ito Gu.
cio.ur>, relative 9 Ire pre:ervation of tiae an
cseDt records q lh.s commonwealth, To ti,s
lald commiis-s.rs5errcd, and had come 10
the following rcfoln,ion' thercuPnn.
RetaieeS, Tia, II is 'ire opinion of this
committee. Tho, the preicrsaiicn of the anci
ent Ieeords OF ftis countCy, ~ au object
which highly merits the at,eation ofthr lie.
giGsture, i.nce on them the rights Of pro-
per'y, the iniereGa Of iaciety, aud tae caeans
o; hiRorical 'nioi nation, elsn,iaily depeld.
R1oirel therefore, That az edition OF all
the laws ever psGed by ;hc lea;faIure OF
this country, prior 10 the year ,73s, which
can aow DC tound, be printed at the public
expenie that he Governor aud Csorge
Wy'hs, Ella. 6e requeeed 10 fape'ia,end
the collection and printing thereof aud lhat
they Dc au horiied 20 employ proper PEI
ion or Psrions to aid in the completion OF ,he
work.
And the faid refolutions being twice read,
were, on the queHion pu, ther-apou, agreed
20 hy The Houfc
OrGiered. That bill he brought in pur
Iosnt 20 the fsid refoIuions. and tha, The
committee for Courts OF Iuilicc do erepare
and bring in the fame.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
PAPERS

ReiatiVe to the commencement 0C
NEGOTIATIONS OF PEACE
between FIR ANCE & GREAT
BRITAIN.
(Csntiaued fran our lsR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
No. 20.

Ts"rj3ay tvsnn2, Ser 4, 1890.
Citizen Quo prcients his compliments to Mr.
Nepean, according IN his defre, eneiofes acetch
Of the treaty proroGed by his government
No. 2f contains letter ircnl Mr. C,;o, Scot. 6.
Eating that the neeefTarv pafpor,s fhall be graat,
cd to Mr.. Grenyilie ard Ms G4riike.
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Lord Grcnv'lls prefcn;s his compliments TO NJ
Otto, AID tends him herewith tfs Ogieial 8nfwer
to his iafi communication, OF the fubjca Of an
srmitiice,' together with the oountes projs&
therein referred 10.
tie requcas ". Otto to accept the aaaraness Of
his high confederation.
DoaVniqS j7resI, SEPT, J, 1900.
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No. ~.
Lena0n, S1elcMle, 4, ISoo.

L.eHdoN' oIP1cm0eI r Iooo.
MY IoRp,
Since h,d the honor Of communicating 10 your
isrdihip the convsriati n tha- had p1aed between
me and NJ. Otto on the fubjc9 OF the rropoiaI ios
naval armlticc, and The r:adinefs he had exprcf.
fed Of !urnihng me wisha copy of thu projeta, |
have received from him the inclofcd no,e and the
protest therein referred 20
have the homer TO be, SSe.
Signed, EVAN NEPEAN.
lord Grsavile.
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The JoliozVing # C T S ba0e paGsd
6ofb HoYfef Of The General la6sm-

The JollozVing # C + haze p40sd
6ofb Hoyief Of The General a6sm-
bly,.
/. An act intitulcd an sa to a.
mend an act intituled an act for so-
pointing electors TO choofe a Preii-
dent and Vice-Frelident OF the u
nited States.
2. TO amend the a6t for incor-
porating the truftees OF the Lees
burg Academy in the county of
Loudoun.
8. To amend an act intituled an
ad to reduce into one, the feveral
acts concerning mills, mili-dams.
and other obltru6eions of water
courfes.
4. TO authorize the commiiiion.
ers OF the revenue to re-aGeis lands
in certain cafes.
S. For eiabifhing the town of
Fairfield in the county of Rock
bridge
8, TO prevent ob9ru6tions TO the
navigation OF the Little Kanawhs.
7. 10 eitabliih an infpeElion of
-four at Mead AnderEon mill, in
the county OF Halifax.
s. To increafe the ialary Of the
Iinipeaors of tobacco at Dixon s
warehouie.
9, For increlhhg the power of
the truitees Of the town of frank
lin, in the county of PendIeton.
10. To ettabiilh an infpeGtion Of
tobacco on the lands of john Brooks
in the county of Campbell.
IL. To amend the ACT TO autho.
rife the opening a turn pikeroad o.
yer the fouth mountain.
IL. 10 direct the expenfe ofno
tees on forfeited forthcoming
bonds, taken by virtue Of execut
ons iilued from the county and col
poratlon courts, to be taxed IN tb
bill of COTS.
-. TO incorporate the trufee
Of Jeherlon College in the count,
Of amelia.
ID. Concerning The town 0
Walton in the county Of fIamplhin
IS. 10 ettabiiih an infpe6tion
Aour on the lands of Thomas n
Randolph, in the county Of alb,
marie.
70. For adding part ofthe coui
ty Of Kanawha 10 the county
! Wood.
II. To authorize Robert Wa
g kins to build toll-bridge over a
pomattox river.
IS. Concerning the town
Lexington 10 the county Of Zoe
lbridGe.
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LEXINGTON Kes J Daaember s.

Wedsefday Lac the electors. Of proficient
and vicePreh4ent, ATTEMPTED at Frankfort,
aad gave an unanimous voie for I.Gcricn
and Bur-.