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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

ErRGfEiA;
In the High Court Of Chanccry for the Rich
Mord DiitriGt.
Between
Henry Banks plrF
and
Na,hanei Anderfon, Robert Pollard.
George Wi"ison and Thomas Stew
aydfon, Doc.
ON me motion Of the plaintiff, the court, this
fecond cay Of Ottohsr in the year of our lord one
thou'and eight hundred and two, with the con(ent
OF the agtendapt Narhanie' AnjcffoB, hy copn(d
dota Fefef tae accounts between the plaintiff and
shat defendant, to one Gifts commiiners, to be bv
hifi examined, ltated, iettIed, and to the courr
regoFted with any matters fpec;ally Rated tbough,
pertinent by himfelf, or required BY the parties
TO be 70 faxed, and ordereth, with the content Of
the parties. the caue be finally heard at the oey,
tefci II that officer, IN the mean time. lha Ra,e
aud examine them, Or upon examination of the
papers, final decree can be made without the re-
port.
copy, tede,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

THE Subfcriber has lately re
moved n. to theBrick Houfe, oppofte toe fouch's
Tavern, and near 10 Proder and .Ioacure
Vendge Store
He proPofcs to prac}ife The Law in the
High CouFtof Chancery and DiitriGt Courts,
and IN the County and City Courts, which
are held in this city.
HENRY BANKS
Ric6moad. .3agea 25. 1909. e.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
TO BE HIRED,
tor the entntrg Year, .fre VainaLLe
81 -ACkSNfITHS

WO OF Them are equal to any of their colour
d IN this ftate; one of them exceis as carri-
age irnlth The hire to Ebe paid quarter-vea-iy;
pond with approved iecurity of an inhabiran. Of
Richmotd Will be required
nay hauie and lots in his city are nj; for ialc;
their iitsatlon is iurpaed b. few in the place. The
houie contains Ave bedrooms, and three enter
tanning ones, ywo of which are IS feet by 20.
ne t|fns may be known by applying to
LEWIS BURWELL.
Richmond, Dec n, soy.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

=
dec. will on the day and a, the place above
mentioned, offer for SALE, die following
VALUABLE PROPERTY:
All thar TENEMENT in the CITY Of
Richmond lately occupied by their tcifator.
ne buildings on this tenement, are large
convenient dwelling houfe of two fPories. g Nv
80 feet; brick kitchen ard laundry Of two
torres 80 by 70 feet, 4 fnoke houfe, lprinq
.houie, table and coach houic. T7hf ale
waited and healthy fituaton of this rcnc-
ment, and ITS commodieus buildings, ren4.
der 1t as comfortable and piea(ant iituatioe
for private family, as any in this city.
Two unimproved LOTS ofGROUMD
OF two acres each, lying near the tenement
iait above mentioned.
10000 acres of LAND in Fayc,te county,
IN ne itatc of hcntucky, on the north branch
OF Han"y river. I his land WIS furvevcd in
EZ85, and patented to James Cobbon,
atiGnec OF David CLAYTON and fWiliam
Ne'hcrland, in Augu1 1877.
1900 acres Of LAND in Melton county,
in the fate Of Kentucky on Tough creek,
his tract was furvcyed in April 1900, and
pa,anted TO Robert Clark, Jun. IN 17oz.
900 acres and 2-S ofan acre MILITARY
LAND, on the waters OF Andcrf5n's Greet
north welt of the river ONO. This traG
was iurycyed for Willis Wilton IN tune 1901.
and patented in his name in MAY 700.
A credit Of one, TWO and three years will
be allowed the purchaiers bond and approv-
cd iecultv viii be required to bear intcrcE
from tn; day OF iaIe, ii not punCtualiv paid
ana, as an additional lecugitv' for the Dur-
Chate money of fine tcner,cut I,.rI i: ,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
Peter Timley, {. {.
Commi0loner's Office,

Comm0ioners Office,
Richmond, O8cber %, 1909.
The parties concerned, are deiired 70 take no.
tee that / have appointed Monday the twentieth
day OF December next, for Carrying into eHl9 the
within decretal order, upon which day, their at
tendance IS required at my Office, with copies OF
the court papers and their accounts ready for ex-
animation.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
William Hay, NJ. c.

8-2Y virtue Of deed of truf made to me bv
AZ Mellon Berkeley, to fecnre the payment of a
ium of money therein mentioned, will BE fold at
public lale on the Premiies, for ready money,
A TRACT OF LAND
10 Hanover county containing 500 acres, Gsuased
or New Found River and bounded by faid River
on the South, by the land of Capt. Thomas Price
on the EAT; by the main road on the North and
By Landon c. Berkeley on the Wet. There IS
OF the land fInall DwellingHoule, with Kitchen,
Dairy, and Meat Rouie, and new Barn 90 By
20 feeG. There are ailo young Orchards. of Ap-
pie ADD Peach Trees, ard more than one hundred
ouihc's Of Wheat have been eedcd uDon the land
together with Tome Rye aud Barley. a, the fame
time viii be fold lcveral valuable Negroes, the
Gock of Hohles, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs. Wagon
and sam, and Plantation I ools.
GARTER BERKELY.
ALSO
VII! be fold one rnolcfy Of Merchant Mil.
and fifty acres o land adjoining. on New FounJ
River within nie Of The above trast of land to-
geiher With an unexpired Ieae for tx year. of the
other moety. fhe above Mill viii be fold 70
fatisfy mortgage. The ale Of the above pro
perry viii commence on Monday the sd day Of
January neHt,and continue until the Who'll. be fold
H>1sVn hoo s<@. 50z. >fl.}
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
PORT WINE.

4 TEW pgo ~" qla axis os g,o,iire ID p0rt
-.o- r- chs d " aaa,G, 7nd vii be olc on
moderst. lcf,ns by
R0GEET GAMBLE
Rirs a57I, Nor. III l2..
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
STRAYED

IRON nv Sable, on Friday Evening, the Sd
Il inisnnt. 'hree-years old
DARK BAY GELETNG
tnbTokei dark Streak or Roach down ais Back;
snia remarkable black Spot, aborl the Size Of
Nut on the near Hind Qpsr,cr. or y his Tail
very long, and his Coat rough, h. " cpt about
three weeks ago, ono Is rcty p=s:.slywen; be
vas Isen, the EVensng he noug iome
,Waggoas, at the Market ar bic he may
have followed iome Of them A iome Re
word will De given, and ali TX 1enc e /, on the
eor beng brought 20 me,
JOHN TAYLOR, CcPp,- Smith
Pimoaa, Dec. sf5, soy.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

All rho IMPLEMENTS for CARVING .,
the kopt- making bnincfs (of wh,cb an ~
ventory VIII De ihewn on the day Of fajel will
be told with the tenement.
wo hundred acres Of WOOD TAND
IN Henrlco count, about tx miles bc,o,,, ~
city OF Richnond ~" '''e
+ fifteen NEGRO MEN SLAVES and
one w OMAN. Ten of the men a,ycs ,ta
valuable iplnners, having been for ,cyeral
years employed in that bufineiS at the ROM
walk; four are klbourers, and ore = ,yaec-o,1e.
4 WAGON and four MULES.
or the rope-wall rtuenent. and for NC +u,o
hundred acres OF lard, credit of one two
ana a three years viii be allowed the purcha(ers.
bono "nl approved fccurity viii be required.
to bear intereff from the dav Of falc. if M,
pHnotualIv paid, and additional fccuritv BY ?
CURED '''A' u ie
For ithe navcs, and for the wayeor and
mules, twcIv months credit will b. allowed
the P"Fch2'crs Giving bond and approved ie-
curly 70 Dear in,creit fr",n the day of iaIe, if
nor p"nctualiypeid The laie will commence
pFec'isiy At II O'Clock, at the ropewalk.
JoHN CRINGtN, Survivino
w'lr1Am Arcn,son, : I par trvrs
HoMAS NlcoLsoN, I Attingex-
ANnEEw Ntco1soN, ccutors.
DFcemJe, orb, 1902.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

ALSO
Lot $ 100 Acres on she Wasrs Ct eazls Geek North
Wet Of rhe Ohio
Special warrants vii be given on occurring the
paymen! OF the purohale money, by bond with,
approved fecutiy. Payable one fourth in Gx
months from the day OF ialc, one fourth in twelve
months. one fourth II eighteen months, aud one
fourth payable IN Two years, With ;nteref from
abe date OF purchaie.
AMES BROWN.
F's5mora, A24 2hf6, 802. (tt.)
William Wiieham, Executor 20 the
Etats Ct Il. Ronald
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

! he acting Executors of George Nicolfon,
ds0' Wi on the day and at the place above
mentioned, offer for SALE, thc following
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-03
Revifed Code.

TIE PabIihs1s Of The neg0 edition Of
F" lbe REVISED CoDE Of he Laws 6f
9 VIRGINIA" ba4 aavertijsd tbat h5s
.fa4f1Tptfon for ibis qo0rk c0as 10 clojs on
Tie JRJf 9flderc6. 91ey baus Gses 5oalud
IT ad0ysG6ls 70 keep tie SaIJiriptiaa opes
nj fisytbsr notice, as n uHabej- Of copie5 IF
l6e f'rf1tFd propsials, e0b;cb bed bee1 jsaf
int tbs e9a1tyy, Jor the barpgis IF ce1le3-
ing 6@Ifcrjbsr5, bape nat yet 6esn re-
eeived back; and z0bile tbe ed;tors ere
accepting Of IFS Of Sa1lcyibsy5y fran dit.
fereaf paris Of the STATE, they do MT cen
jfaSer ii IS Proper to decline The aefebtasce
gf Names in RicbmoHd.
Il has 'alrsady 5esa 56jervea, t5at Ibis
edition c0iil be rendsyed mncb nooye gelQa-
be f69n The forney, BY the addition Of ire
St0tatef Of 4 pab!ic nature of EIGHT
.jpcteeaing SE6fonS. In iteje, a conGderuJ!e
n9ai6sy Of me Law5, injeyted in The fs1me1
ea,ition here teen reUijsd, altered, or re-
.Pe@lsd. The e0boIe goW nos0 be comprg-
bended eoitkio n Jingle voI4ms, qgbsyeas
Ibs pg5'eD0y5 Of TIE former edition can 0aIy
bSus rsr0Ryje to them, at he expsrcs al
.pLgcbgfag the snttrs lefyef he Loogs 6t
al t6S formsr SeJIon5; Of e0bicb an IN
mere 1sGjo'Tfy ere o. n PriOqte nature,
Of coRyjS, fbsif IRE tOtally aainfsfefing ID
"'GgjRr4fss, or koayvs; md 5eJfde5 The
@TPSaee Of i5s gaycb9's, fbg ars IF q veyy
aaGgain.gea6lc bKiE,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-03

4 MONG other numerous and Important I'm
4 = Proyernents in the proposed R5cknauq, Ed
tion or = lite RsUItSa Coae ot'fbe Lazvs az In
g!Ata." the following will be parlicuiarly at
ter'list fhe AS Of iis.mbIy. for so!losie,
me SonTenSion OF this STATE, in Order 10 tgicus
the Qaehion Of the Federal Conftitution - the
Law Respecting the Acceptance and Ratification,
or the Federal Syitem the Laws concerning Ca
nais' the fsafow4ar, Ihs jams Riysr, and other
Companies
MS editidn viii ALTO comprehend the Com
pal' With the STATE of Ma,yiana, refpe6ing the
airy between Pf5sT.Vaaiq, aud &esfueky; with
oaheg Additions TOO numeioss for InlertioD in
this Place, 'A''' -
II has already seen aated to the Public, that
TINS Work viii cos only SIX DOLLARS. ele-
gan'iy bound and leteered, in one large oaavo
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-03

THE Sebfcribers 70 dis Pager, who have

THE Sebfcribers TO this Paper, who have
not YET paid their Subscriptions, agreeahly to
conaitions Of Subscribing, are respectfully re-
qucfted to forward the fame TO this Oe.ce.
Numbers have not yet paid any money fince
their commencement of receiving from the
tirR Number of this Paper, although the
terms were one half Year in advance. I've
can only fay, that tfofe Gentlemen mu& fec
she pSopriety Of our difcontinuine 20 forward
thcir Papers any longer, if the money is NOT
Immediately RENTED, which can be done by
the means of Bank Notes, by letter. The
litsse Profit ariiing from this Paperon account
or the quantity of original matter contain
ed IN IL renders prompt payment neoeGary.
Ihe' Poit- Matters, who have Subscriptions
on hand, are respectfully requeRed to forward
che fame, as above mentioned, or many Sub.
'eribers who have paid, viii otherwife be in
danger OF having their papers Discontinued.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-03
CHARLES SMALLWOOD,
TAYLOP.

Ip ETURNS his fefpeafal Thanks for Pavors
An already conferred on him by generous
Public, and bsgs Leave to inform them, tl,at he
has
REMOVED
Els Bufinsis % the Street leading up 70 Sholko
IT'D. next Door to Cyose6 and tD,e5Aer's CITY
17o IEL. where all Orders commit ed 20 lis
Care will be thankfully received
avery Article IN the above BnEnef executed
With ns5tneis and difPatch. ard On ihc nlof rea-
ionable TerIas.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-03

al q Aaesfsag Of Republican Frsebolds1s,
81 IRE City IF Richmond, 1T The HoAle
Of mr., Solomon Raphael, on We'd
neiday, the 3IR gf March, 1902,
RoRERT MITCHELL, Efq. sgas cbelsn
CI5a:1mea; ana GEoRGE DuNLEvY,
Secretary.
TIVE MEETING not being 70 full as was
L contemplated,
RcI9Evfd,
IaAT the iame be adjourned till WRDNES-
OaY, the 9TH Day of 44,3ril next, to meet at the
CAPITOL, in this City; at which Time aud
Flaee ~ IS reGueitca, that the Republican Free
Ass6ela ofs+he lid & 10y 81, s,sep m the l3eur of
E0S9R o'CfoekE In tie Aiternoaa 20 take into
their Confederation vhichof the Candidates they
viii rapport at the nsxt Election OF Members OF
the General Aae:nb'g.
Re@}4s4, =
Thar the afoEegoing De Published in next
Frialsy, sas..N4y, and zasfagy'5 Papers; and alto
in Hand Bills.
ROBERT MITCHELL. Chairman
GEO. DUNLEVY, Secretary.
tAteef.l
Ric&zson5, ~4lfrg!I.
a FORMER advertisements, unon This
fuhjeet, had appeared in Eome of the Richmond
papers 1t was dated March the goth. ard
1nVited the Republicans TO meet on the 5ot !.
lowing day. That handful had mentioned
Mr.. Charles Copeland, as au ado,ige- IF
4fdemS's adnsinifrafion. Thefe 1aG words
have produced long and warm anfwer in
the Virginia Gazette of yeGerday. The wri-
ter contiders this cxprcifion as fcandalous
attack upon the whole perionai and political
character of AIr. Adams. When the oen-
sleman has leiture to cool, he will fureiy be
convinced, that theft wards do not extend 70
FAR. he writer in the Virginia Gazette
vinuicates Mr. Adams on the ground of a
s;Ind OF encomium upon him, which has lately
oeen pronounced in the houfe of reprcfenta-
Siyes OF congrefS by Mr.. Macon, the fpeaker
Qfthat body. We beg leave 60 obferve, that
America did not contain more inRexible
antagoniG to the whole administration. OF
Adams, than Mr. Macon. Wherever on.
petition occurred, Mr.. Macon was always in
the front off. The reference ofthc bandbill to
Mr. Adains, was rs flight and gentle, as
z0ords esnld mG&e it. Hence, there Is in this
inttance IN utter Multiplication of print and
paper. MIR. Macon is quoted as a counter
authority TO the handbili. Every atom Of
his conduSt Demonstrates that every fyllable
Of that piece would receive his mott unouali-
tied appreciation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
FROM THE BOSTON cENTINEL.

To The citizens of the United States.
WHEN our beloved WASHINGTON
the father of his country died You faw
with increafed fenGbility the univerie In
tears? Americans! How did your Boz
fon,s dilate and glow, when, at the hrit
meeting Of your political fathers followed
the melancholy event, you faw the call tor
a MONUMENT worthy of the iublime
virtues you hoped to Rerpe'uate, universal
ly applauded
How lthen fellow countrymen, have We
permitted two whole years to pats tince the
noble and natural reiolution was every
where individually formed and the ira,
weller till TO ak in vain, qvbe,e is 1HE
NATION11L MONUMENT, laered 10
Public ana Pyivate Vi,fues; 10 The manfs
oftbe azafyious WASHIhGI0N?
Solumbians You owe TO the world, as
well as to yourfelses, an apology, or an
explanation, for the miferious delay CT
your acknowledged duty: Since nothing
can be more true than that mere differ
ence OF opinion, refpetting the form Of the
| Monument, or the mode Of its elevation,
| is the fole caufe. To prove 'his LEI US
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
Iune S, ISo2.

The fablcriber in announcing himlelf as
proprietor of this efablllhment, takes the
liberty of returning its patrons his moR
grateful thanks for the many marks OF ei-
TEEN and confidence conferred upon him
when Granger; and hopes that Gnce a
re6dence Of eighteen months has rendered
him better known, he has on no occahon
forfeited their good opinion. Having en-
tered into pecuniary engagements OF high
Importance TO hinfelf, he would beg leave
20 reInind his patrons of the expiration of
the pr.dent half year, and TO requef Of
them tive means of meeting his engage
ments with pun6fuality a, q recompence,
on his part, he promifes his bef endeavors,
zeal aatl ii,dutry TO render his paper as
interefi,,g 10 them as their promPritude
and patro. mage will individually be to him.
: S. SNOWDEN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
ISLE OF SABLEs.

Sable Illand is about 50 leauges S. Z.
of Cape Breton, w. long. SO, SO, n. lat.
al, Il. 1t is very narrow, in the ihape
of bow, 10 the middle of it is lake, five
leagues in compass, the iiland is Tot more
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
aIsraaurla aouarflser.
FRIDAY, JUNE II.

THE Parsncrfhip Of Samuel Snowden
and Co. being this day diaolved by ma-
ruai content, all psrlons having CLAIMS
againa iaid concern, will apply tor pay
ment 10 SAMUEL Snowden, who is autho-
ri(ed to receive all monies due the firm.
MATTHEW BROWN,
SAML. SNGHDEN.
Iune s, 1907.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11

Arrived theFrenchbrig Richmond, cap.
T. BIance, from St. Maloes. :.
= The brig Juno, captain Walton, failed
.ror, Hayre de Grace for this port the z9,li.
April.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11

than ten. 1t has fand bank at each end,
one of which runs N. F. and S. w. II
has lofty hills, which may be feen in clear
wheather ? or 8 leagues off. M. de Lee
/ ~ intended to have fettled a French colo
ny in it in the year 1898, but as father
Carlevoix jufly obferves, there never was
a place more unfit for fuch an undertake
Ing, being very fnall, without any port
or product, excepting briars.
The government of Nova Scotia has
lately formed an Establishment on this in
hofpitable and dangerous illand, for the
benevolent purpole Of relieving fhipwgeck-
ed mariners, many Of whom, heretofore,
after being csa on fhore, having perihed
from cold ard hunger The erection of
light houtcs equally concerns the naviga-
tion of the United States as thar Of the
Britif1, eipecially the trade of the eaaern
fates. The expences attending fueh i'm
proyemenss ought, therefore, to be detray-
"a ~ Cotu So'CiiiniohtS.
ExtxaR Ct a Aner fom Lexmgtoa, Ken
meky, dated May 10, 1902.
Z" The Louifiana country being in the
hands of the French will, ] think make
a favourable change in cur trade to New
Orleans. The nonienfe Of their coming to
claim the country as far as Pit,fburg is too
ridiculous to be feriouily thought of. The
people Of this country are as good folders
for the country they pofefs as the oldeR
veterans in Bonaparte's army and how
ever we may prefer the politics of France
to the politics of England, we never fall
iubmit to the force OF intrigues of either"
Ia The editar oftbe Nezy-Yoyk Daily ID
vsrtjsr.
SIR,
AS the anfwer to the address from the
Midfhipmen Of the y. S. Ffigate Pref
dent, who had acted under the orders of
Commodore Truxton, has not YET been
publilhed, and a copy having jue come to-
hand, you Will oblige fublcrlber, by CIV
ing 1t place IN your daily paper.
Norfolk, 10Th April, 1902.
Gentlemen,
was honored this morning with your
polite letter, dated ysferday, on board the
U. S. lhip PRECEDENT and in reply there
70, after congratulating you On your fate
return to this fde of the Atlantic, near
your connections and friends. Iuuf beg
leave to offer my unfeigned thanks for the,
fentiments expreHed Of me, in your friend
~ addrefs-and permit ME to beg Of yoG,
to believe me when FAY, that | have al.
ways felt deeply and anxiouily intereited
in whatever concerned yoa, Of either Of
you; as, from an early period CT yoar na-
val military career, ! difcovered talents
and department, which convinced ME. that
in reafonable time, you would become
able officers, and ornaments Of your coun-
try.
Whether it may ever fail 10 ny LOT
again to command You Imany of whom |
have with pleaiure noticed in the hour OF
trial, when fixed character fhowcd ltielf)
or not, be anured that ! alall always feel
folicitude for whatever can tend TO your
happinefs or glory.
I am afe6tionately,
YOUR friend.
(Signed) THOs. TRUXTCN. :
Meilrs. Murray, Leonard, Giles,
Smith, Sc. &c.
Midhipmen on board the U. States fhiP
PRECEDENT.
FROM THE BOSTON cENTINEL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
MeOrs. SNoWdea and Co.

WeVrS. oN0TUaen ana 20.
HAVING obferved in your paper bear
ing date the 9Th init. publication where
in a certain Baldwin Dade terms me igno-
rant and ftupid indeed am really alto
niihed at his audacity and impertinence,
knowing him not to poaefs but little more
understanding than one bordering on IDIOT
i'm. He alto obferves thar the luit men,
toned in my notice is diinlined; I grant
it-But ii was difmiaed in Fairfax Court
to bring it in place where could come
fooner at jufice, namely the Chancery
Court of Alexandria, which writ has been
lerved fome time tince, as will appearby
the certificate hereto annexed. AS to the
balance of his publication, / aiert it to be
iallIcious in the extreme.
mutt beg leave to add, that for the
future hall not occupy moment OF my
time in writing contradictory to the ia
bulous anertions of faid Dade, Whole dia-
bolical charasfer is universally efabllfhed.
ROBERT ALEXANDER.
ALEXANDRIA, June 5, 1902.
Robert 44!exander and bis
T,1fees, agaigf In ehanceFye
Baldwin Dade,
Wrie returned executed! No bill filed.
April rule fuits continued. The above
fuit is brought in the Circuit Court of the
DiRria of Columbia, for rhe county OF
Alexandria.
GEO. .DENEALE, elk.
June II. d
)ult received and for Sale at
| this oAice-Price One Dollar,
d E 3 A / T. .
IN the Senate Of the United States, on the
bill for repeating the late
JUDICIARY Law.
Juit Received,
| and far Jalr at ibis o@es, ,1
| Mr.. BAYARD'S SPEECH
on the Bill for repeating the late )adlcl.
ary ACT.
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agree at once to obIate all difficulty, by
uniting in a iimple plan to accord with the
annexed uozo in oberatioa:-
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
TO
MONUMENT,
Sacred to Public and Private Virtue, dedicated to
Sacred to Public and Private Virtue, dedicated to
& GEORGE WASHINGTON,

Sacred to Public and Private Virtue, dedicated to
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
10 be eyeRedm the city bearing bis name
tytbe voluntary eontyibMionof e;iiSe0s
sftbe Umted StatesenLy. The farm and
is/ey;ptioas, tob be under The entire di,ee.
tiou Of three Tyqees.
I. Thefe articles Of fubfcription for
monument to WASHINGTON may be
opened in any difria or part Of the United
States, provided that none but citizens be
allowed to fublcribe, and that no individu-
al be allowed to contribute in his own
pame more than one Eagle, (or Ten Dol.
lars) 10 the fublcription fund.
II. The name If each iubic-iber fall
be written in book, and traniinitted with
the fubicription monies 10 either Branch of
the Bank Of the United States.
III. Torender the whole deign as finn
pie as may be, three truly and well be-
loved friends, namely, Basbr0d Wgh5,ng-
tan, and Jobx May@aA, Judge in the iu-
preme Coorr Of the United States, and
Be1jamu Stodaert, late Secretary Of the
Navy OF the United States, or any two of
them, are hereby empowered and reaueaed
to carry the whole deiign into effect, in
fuch manner as in their wifdom may be
deemed moa honorable TO the memory Of
Warrington.
Nv. Should the fun hereby collected
be more than efficient for Monument OF
Maulolem, qvbQtever the oyea ef AR re-
Jbsa nqy be called, the truitees are hereby
requeRed to appropriate the furplus to In
create tie fund which Wilmington began,
when in his lat will and teiament he viz
tually laid the corner fone Of a Ma IT,
ONAL UNIVERSITY.
Y. The truaees are hereby empower
ed and requefed to draw the fubfcription
monies from the Bank in which they are
depoGted, at diftretion, and alto to depo-
ft the original fubfcription book, ether
with the remains Of Warrington, or in
the Library of the National Unworthy,
tourded BY Warrington, They are alto
requeRcd TO publiih Whenever. they may
think fit, natements in the important
work hereby eonGgned to their care.