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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-15
To zubieb Mr. ADAMS Svas plsalsd to
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GsNTLEMEN

| ihould rejoice in the prolongation of
my life for another year, were il only for
the pleafare of feeling and embracing 70
many of my friends.
AS every gentleman here is at leaa as
independent of me, as | can pretend to be
Of him; as there is no Imaginable motive
of hope, apprehension, or any Guiter or
private intereit, which, could have prompt
ed you TO a manifestation of your friendly
Continents, | am fully a6ured that this
yifr is the refult of feeling and not OF cere
mony.
The performance of the parts which
were caft to me, il the courie of the revo-
luton, though the fcenes were in the fecret
conclave of congreis, without galleries
and with cloied doors, or at a thoufand
leagues difance beyond the feas, and the
few fpettators or witnehes are almof all
dead, | ihall leave to the candour Of the
public, & the judgment OF poferity, with
fuch Evolutionary lights as they may poi.
!eis.
After as careful review as | am capa-
bic Of taking of the civil administration,
during the period when was Prefdent OF
the United States, fee nothing of any
consequence to repent or regret. Some
meafures were the effect of imperious ne
cefity, much againlt my inclinations.
OILERS were mealures of the Legislature,
which, altho' approved when psGed, were
never previouAy Propofed or recommended
by me. Some of them, left TO my dilcre-
ton, were never executed, becauie no ne
cedity for them, in my Judgment, ever oc.
Cured. ihall FAY 10 more upon this fub-
jed at preient, bur this, we were etnan-
cipated from two burtheniome yckes, the
French treaty and conlular convention,
which were grievous TO US, and would have
been intolerable to our children. The
marion in future, unihackled with pohtive
POPULATIONS, will have only to couhder her
duties 10 fovereign covers by the law of
nations, and to Ultimate her ln,eref by an
honea and impartial policy.
Let me add one obiervation more
Under the continual provocation, breaking
and pouring in upon me from unexpected
as we'll as expected quarters, during the
two lsG years of my administration, he
mutt have been more of a modern epicurean
phllofopher than | ever was, or ever will
be, to have borne them,all, without fone.
iucautious exprefions at times, of an un-
utterable indignation. / have no other
apology to make 10 individuals of the
public.
The PROJECT of national greatness is as fure and
certain as that of national exiilencc. The union
Is our rock of fafety well sour pledge of gram
deur. And forthis resfon hcftate not TO recon-
mend 70 you as ointment" A union of
aoneR men
with you, gentlemen, Cor the day, and for
your lives, allthe honea felicities, which you can
silSy with for yourfelvcs.
JOHN ADAMS.
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.,sj;den,o of the U. States, at acrihs of Pc
rfaIisr difficulty and danger, warded of e
v;ls which feemed inevitable, and fecured
MEETINGS that appeared unattaina5le. II
v;odicated the national honur, accomodai-
i fsr;ous differences with two of the mott
oowsrful nations of Europe, AID left the
United States with the means of a fpeedy
,xtinstion of the public debt-a full trea-
Gry,--and aourilhing commerce Ito
eultigatc the arts of peace.
May theie things be eyer held in fulta-
bic remembrance may no untoward cir
cunasnce wholly take away the fair prof
pea we have had OF national profpenty
and grea,neis. For you, Sir, we offer
our applications TO the fovereign of the
uniyerie, that your invaluable lite may be
lcag prslerved. In any critical coniuac-
ture OF affairs, may your country men yet
have the benefit ofthat foleGght, wifdom
and experience, which have 70 often avail
ed and Imported them. And when you
lhall finally be called TO bid adieu to this
world, and its concerns, NAV the cheer
Ing words promifed to the good and the
f,ithiul, hail you to the manaon of blel-
lednels.
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alsranDrta aunerttser.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
A Letter Box is affixed
to the Front Door OF the Office
of the Alexandria Advertiser, for
the reception Of communica-
tons, Political, Commercial and
Moral.
Extr2R Of kener, datea Legberu, Septem-
Der 8, 1902, refereed at Befm.
" | mentioned to you thar two Ameri-
can veaels were captured by the Tripolines
1t appears one only has as yet fallen into.
their hands but | much fear Others will
hare the fame fate, as one American frigate
only is eff the port, which, even with
the aid of she Swedilh frigate is very
incompetent TO. an etteytual blockade
The laf accounts from 1'ripol, fay that
the American prifoners aretreatea viii
unufual leniFy, nor being obl ged TO
labour, and being fufered to live in the
houfes offqme of The European confuls. 1t
is universally lamented, by thofe who
fpeak on the fubje6t, that the government
of the United States do not iend out a
greater force, which | have no doubt
would be judlcious, fhould tnot initiate.
with the eeouomaal /yfem purified by the
prefent administration. Captain Murray,
of the United States trigate Confellation,
has lately had brufh with the Tripolins
gun boats, which were ordered out to eh-
gage him; he toon obliged them to retire
with lois, as alto feveral hundred troops,
with artillery, which were drawn up on
the fhore TO protect them. Not man
on board the frigate was wounded, and had
it not been for an uniucky calm, the gun
boats would have fallen into the hands of
captain Murray
Estraa GA letter from gentlemen in
Anggfas Georgia, to bis friend in Alba-
Hyt UGGcU O<IVOeI ~.
" It has been very hckly here during
the lalt month bilious fever has care
ried off many people. Scarce family
has eicaped without fcknefs or death.-
In the country it has been even worie, if
pofible.
/" Our fate and corgrefs elections were
held on Monday the 18th infant. This
county tends two representatives and one
fenator to the fate Legislature. They
are all federal. Col. Robert Watkins is
one of the representatives, he had nearly
three fourths of all the votes given. /
think there is no doubt but we ihall fend
one federal representative to congrels.-
Peter Earl, efq. The democratic men,
bers will be Milledge, Meriwether and
Hammond
A letter received in town this morning
from New Jerfey, Jays, g As the Feds
are equal with the Demos in every point
of view, they {uppofe they are under no
more neceiIity of making conceflions than
the oppohte party, who tenaciouily Unfit
on having the Governor & Senator Of their
own "feee.'
BlefS me how accommodating You
certainly, {" fsdsyaLjRs, mgf be an/qut,-
able for The eog/Squeueej" if you do not &C
cede to this reaionable & modeff demand.
Ne1v-Y ork pap.
T II O. M Il s p Il I N E'g |
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" o T / c f.
a MEETING Of the ST. ApDRrws
Z \ SociEry will be held at Mr.. Gadf-
ny tavern, tomorrow, the 10Th inf.
at 7 O'Clock, P. M.
BY order Of the PreGdent.
~. ALEX. HFsDrssos, sec'sy.
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CARVING, GLIDING, and
FURNISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS.

From PHILADELPHIA
In Prince Street, bet7ueen Fairiax and
Watey. Streets, uext dooor to DIR. DICKS
in the bogs lafeL occupied BY Grove
WRIGHT:
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens cf
Alexandria that The intends reGdine here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch
es OF buhnefs. She regilds and varniihea
old frames 6, as 10 make them appear like
new-and likewifr yarniihes them with a
particular kind of warmth that will bear
walhing.
Sbe bas on baud,
A large and elegant aAortment of
Prints, Looking Glafles, &
GIRANDOLES.
of every defcription, which will be fold
on the loweit terms for cath.
Orders from a difance will be puuf,u.
ally attended.
Nov. IS. %
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~ A Letter-Box is affixed
to the Front Door Of the Office
of the Alexandria Advertiser, for
the reception Of communica-
tons, Political, Commercial and
Moral.
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NORFOLK, Sept. *.


ExfraF fa letter fr0m a gentleman tn Cor-
neaiem, 10 lis ffriend in tbs place, datea
Septem6er 5.
I" Occupied 10 nv protection, and 10 my
own private concerns, can give you lit
tie Information with refpett to the politics
OF the day. Connecticut remains quiet,
but true TO her character and principles
the !" Ready" haoils 70 often beafed
by US, and as often ridiculed BY others,
aill prevail a jult fenfe Of liberalization
and the neceGty of obedience TO the laws
in being fo early inculcated, and 70 deep
ly inpreaed, prevents noify and clamo-
rous oppoiition to iuch mtalures of the
prelens administration, as we cannot aP-
prove-blt it is a miaaken opinion, that
lilence with US is proof of acqoielcence,
the apparent calm relults from rejection,
not conviction indignation is fmothered
by prudence. The fragrant violation OF
the contribution, is neither forgotten or
forgiven, the wound is deep, quackey
cannot heal 1t, the conitituuonai remedy
is the medium we truf, and the means
which Connecticut to the extent OF her
ability, will in time apply. Many OF
our oeluded citizens begin to open thei,
eyes and lock roand for the promilsd nil
linlum, they begin lerioully 10 inquire
what have we gotten by the change ? and
foIne are ready 10 fwear that the whole
ciamor about men and ueafures, was no
thing but cove', 10 aid the icrambie for
office. But enough On This fubject, pa
thence mutt have her perfect work"
Arrived, the Britih fh'r Betiey and
Fam, ca t. Gioion, II days from An
tigua fch'r Eagle, capt. Shanks, II days
from Kington, Jamaica.
Czf0m Hon/e, Entered.
Ship Atlantic, Howe, Havana; Nancy,
Brown, Baltimore fch'r Betfey & Fanny,
Gibfon, Antigua; Eagle, Shanks, Jamaica.
Cleared, fhip VIM. Littlejohn, Hills,
Galway; aoop Betley, Roberts, Cape
Francois Earrior, Johnlon, Alexandria (;
Fair Kofamond, Pitts, ditto.
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better Contribution than that which. has

better Contribution than that which. has
been adopted
The order of procelion for promulgat-
ing the Senatus Coniultum in Paris, will
be found amongR our foreign articles.
The falaries paid to the three efates of
the French Legislative Government, are
Senators per annum, and fer lite,
$4,000 francs; Members of the Trihu-
nate, 10000 Members of the Legila-
tive Body, 10000.
The intended partition Of Turkey OBJ
tains almoG general belief in Europe !;
and in coniequence, Geveral Britilh off,
GERS are laid TO be about entering into
the fervice of the Sultan.
The French Government are preparing
20 avenge The iniult offered to their flag
by the CRITTERS of the Dey of Algiers.
Two diviiions have failed from Brett for
the purpofe OF chatting theie petty de
predators upon tie commerce ofthe Me
diterranean.
Our London Papers furnilh no ineeIli-
gence particularly hnomensous. They
contain, however, an almoa inexhaifible
fund OF novel and not altogether uninfer
citing articles, of With we ihatl from
time TO time avail ourfelves,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-30
TO Gy5 whom II nsay coace1D.

s VERY extraordinary Notice appearin in
/ 4 she Alex4adrai AdyeI tiier;dt yeitetda az
der he iignstare q. Lucy Wilton, = ming
all Pertcns from pur.haGng from inc or ary
o,hsr Pcrtnn whomtlever, a NEGRO Man
SLAVE, by tic name OF POOL" | deem it
proper 70 rate certain Facts rclating hcre5o,
which cannot he coutroverted either by h,r OK
hcr Agent. Negro pool alluded to, va, lcc
TO my Mother BY her s;ner, Mrs. Ann I. Cor
don, song with the reiidue of her Eita;e, net
eipecially slentioncd IN her Win, and the only
Negro th-rl.n LEFT 70 Lucy WiGon i, ore fac
40 paG- OF tn. name OF Lucy. Pool has
been il my Mothers quiet Poiy llion for abour
twelve Year p2it, and Is now ny Property by
: Decd OF Gift from her, dated Iuy ,an. hail
now only further add, by introducing part Of
a Letter ia my pailsiIoo, from ore OF the Exc
cnrors, whoiey cracity With not be called il que-
ton, Of which he following IS an EXT Ct
recol ect sh2t N .1verai cassc [liians With Mrs
Gordon, n!iic ihc was i'll at my fluuie The
complained Of ----'s cruel treatn,eut e Pool,
and fad The had determined to keep he Boy,
thae he thoaid not &c again il ------s po"er,
hat fhe had never given john Gordon a Deed
To- him, but he would NIKE Lucy GorGon
amends fJr her taking the Boy back again, by
giving her lucy, tjancah's Daugater, and theie
ieotnnents hc exprt3le1 at the ing / wrote hr
VIII. Poet WAS IN Mrs. GORDON pcilciI9n &c
thu time ot hcj deafh, and was aiterwa-d. in
ventoried and hired out as part Of her Property.
/ related heie circumstances to III. campbell
Willon AMI AIRS. Wilton"
ANDREW RAMSAY.
Sept 3D. zat6c
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Far the ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
ON DEFAMATION.

" But why is il, an pleafs your honor"
faid the corporal, that the fpleen of de-
traction is vented 70 wantonly al the poor
orphan girl, who has nothing but good
name to recommend her 90 6 That is put
ting detenceleis garrifon to the lword, ;"
replied my uncle Toby, fetching deep
hgh, " and becaufe they have no one re
itand up for them" t" Ii itrikes ms"
interrupted Trim, " that thar's the very
reafon, becaufe retaliation is our of thei,
power" A fenhtive plant indeed =
continued my uncle, pafing his hard,
the fame time, roughly over the corporals
fhculder KNOT /" underaand you"
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Eaid Trim, nover which tie cruel Breath
ofdeiamation paaes with IMMUNITY ;fweep-
ing their only, deaIef bulwaik level with
the fod, and then they are fure TO be kept
in the ranks as long as they live, your
HONOR " Then It's barbarous cui-
tom," concluded my uncle, rifng from
his feat, and laying both hands acrois his
breaa, cit is barbarous euitem, Trim,
inafmuch as coed name is the riehei cfer-
ing-'tis all they have to depend on
/" lis the immediate jewel OF their foul, "
Moderated the corporal, "snd he can be
nc Chglhian who would rob them OF IT,"
It. SHANDy, Jun.
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For S A |, =.

SHE LOT viii The HOg1 F. thereon, at
Z the uth-eait Corner of Camer and
Aired Streets late The Property Of hmas
Richards -Allo, f.veral vacant LOIa in
iag hoe,o On Alfred Sttect, blwrer Case n
ard King Streets The 'ioue IS pieal4ntly liiu-
ated AID III good order for rilc ACC mlnoiagion
OF Family If not fold before the It of Mo-
vem5er. II will then be reated.
WILLIAM CRAiK.
Sept. 40 zaw
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ipubltr Sale.

TO. MORRoW, at 10 o'eloek, rvV be-
yola, at THE Vendus Store, far Tie Beae-
fit IF tie Uudfrauuters,
1 Bale Ariped Dutll Blankets,
marked c. P. Mo- IS, damaged on
board the Brig Catherine, Capt. Law
renee, on sher paAags from Liverpool.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
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N O Z I c E..

TNTENrIfIG to leave this continent and en-
4 bark fer the Mediterranean quick as po!-
G5le, thoic that | may fand jafiy indebted to
viii p'caz to call or Jim G. 4unter, LID. of
Fairf County, with their REFLECTIVE Gains,
9Th Vouyhers thereto, f, that arrangements nav
male for the fpcedy Payment thereof, who
IS the OILY acting Iruitee for me in my abfeuce.
k. ALEXANDER.
SEPT. 90. ar
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aIeranUrta advertiser.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.
BY AUTHORITY.

Ratified Copies Of the CoNvENTIoN
between his BRITANNIA MAJESTY and
the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, which
was iigned on the 9Th day of January lait,
were delivered and exchanged by .Mr.
King and Lord Hawkefbury, at London,
on the 5th day of July laf.
Mar. Intelhgfsev.]
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TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN.
ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.

TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN.
ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.
Head Quarters at the Cape, I5fb Of
Frudidor, Year 10.
DECREE
-Offbe General in Cbpf, Captain General,
Article /. From the hrit of Vende-
MARE, year II, no merchandise OF produce
ihall be imported into this colony by TO-
reign veileis, excepr that contained IN the
iii annexed nor fhall faid vel1els be pri-
vileeed to carry out of the iland, molaiies,
fyrups, rasafia, aud runs, dye woods, ma
hogany, and other woods rfed for making
furniture, Except Agnum vital Coffee
and the other productions and merchan-
dies imported into the colony by tie
French commerce.
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Ssate by audtgn.

Sept. 30.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

TIE fuhfcribers to g The Recorder" are
deGred to rccolecf, that the payments for this
paper fllouid bcregular and prompt. We fhall
not, at any future period of our editorial
progre{s, be telling the public, in terms of de
pIoration, that our fahicrhers are indebted to
us in four, fix, or ten ehouland dollars We
pay itrict attention To orr fubtcripron Ifs
and as foon as we can convince ourfelves that
iubfcribei is diipcfcd to fail behind in his
paynents,* ofbe gees, without delay. Do
pou think that the editors of this paper arc
going 70 be [ueh iimpletous as 60 have par
eel of twelve, OF fifteen hundred ragged, Deg
carly fubfcription accoun-s, di{perled all over
the Hatc, Of two, four, az, OF Twelve dollars a
head Do YOU think that We know 20 littlc
Of common buiine's, and OF Common fenfc,
as 10 be giving credit for two or three years
at ifretch or even two months, TO repuhli-
can citizens, thar remember 20 forget 10 par
the poaage of their letters, wherein theg f.
iieit us 70 put down their names Indeed, gen
tiemen, as the mayor of Coventry fad to queen
Elizabeth 1bsy haze gat fbe qcrong pig BY
The ear. You may depend upon It that no
perlon exits upon thefgrface OF this common
wealth, who Glail ever be Ave dollars in
debt TO the Recorder, unlefs by the mott Pc
culiar ard fatal combination of incidents
Does any man ofbuiineis fancy thar we are.
going to fend money before hand TO Phila-
deiphia, to pay for paper, to wait three months
for its arrival; to pay every body in the houie
in advance, for working il off, and then, to be
giving three years credit, With law-iuit at
the end oft, to ion,e worthy republican wbo
reIides FIVE hundred Fciics to the wcftwart
of the Blue Ridge That is not the way, in
which We deiign to do bufnefs. We iha}
have no advertisements aicertainne the finn
plicity OF our having accounts difperftd all
over the fate, to the amount of FIX, or eight,
or twelve thouiaud dollars. Whenever fub
fcIiber to The Recorder, knows hmief to
be behind hand, ne mutt not differ with the
polf-inaffcr of the county; be muf not think
that he feels an apoplexy of furprife, if the
paper dies nor cane 0S%t 1Oeek; for, he may ref
afIured, that we fhail pay thc'(trictet attention
TO the fate Of payments and of defa!cation
anu, as we are obliged to pay FOR every thing
in advance, our fublcrihers may rcit Altered,
tbat aado4y(,0ii5s in our debt, IT ne f0ndslpH
NoTR.
~ We are fltiShcd that this Will very fel-
dom De the cafe. We have not more than
one fubCcriber in forty, but wbat pays in
advance, and al}ures us that he Wit eantinue
tOdo 70.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
F2om THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
DUNES
SUBSCRIBERS.

DUANE, in the Aurora of the eth
has Pab;Ilhed lengthy addrets 70 his
fubicribers, which d-fcrvcs attention for
no other reafoh tuc TO exempliv rl,e
lnconGirency, the fahehood, and che
irnPudence Of the organ Of pennfy wanna,
Duane in former paper lold The public
he had four thouland iubicribers; he now
tells them that only few more than
forty have come forward 10 paw THAR
iubGcnptions IN the cIofc Of the wear
Eltimaring the annual Glblcriprion of
each Of thole four ttouland at tx dollars.
whichis iefs than . medium between
me city and country paper, the amount
due 20 Duane alter dedu6ting fifty fub-
icnprons, ought 70 be twenty rhree
ehouiand fcven hundred dollars. Bur
Duane tells US u this addrefs, THAI the
| iubicription due to him, only amounts to
feven rhoufaud Wherefore it is evil
| dent that Duane has wifhed to inDreE
| The public pirh belief, rtat bis fubfcrip~
tion revenue was fzeeen thouland fsven
hundred dollars more thanit Actually IS.
If Duane's laf featcment is corfe6l
which probably it IS, the number Of his
tubtcrfoers Cannot exceed Twelve hun
bred and ieventeen. How 1upid ruuff
rhe organ Of ehe public will be, NOT to
have forcieen the inextricable poflion
which he his aGumcd.
Tn 3idreE If Duany's furnibss u;
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY gentlemen refiding in ftates north
Az of this ;IaYe addrefcd lcttess to us, TO fend
tAern' the Recorder; and rcqueiied we would
name any pet(cn inphilsdelp hia,or New York,
where they could fend their f'ibcription mo-
ney We take this opportunity of informing
the public, that Mr. Lewis, paper-n aker, at
Philadelphia, will receive any Subscriptions
fent for the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, 1rin-
ter OF the New York Herald, at New York
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
SEMINARY.

TTUGH WHITE, A. M, {edseated at the Uni
Il Il verify of Giaigow, Scotland) ca the arlt
MONDAY il December next, IN tae city,of RieA-
nonA, near The court hopte, opeGe
SEMINARY, OR SCHOOL;
~ which he will teach Grsre, Latin, F,eseb, Eaq-
iM Grammar, Navigaiio4, 6ayWeying, C,oeyab6y,
Book-kss6iag, Ayit6mqir, Marfin'f P5iiajabby, a4d
FsrggjaA5 Le7ays5, 20 far as theie lat two can be
taught, withoa; the apparatus. he will rake parti-
eaiar care Of the education, and morals Of pupils,
whom parents, guardians, and Others uiy com
nit to my tuition lie fnail poGefs Arong i'm
preilons Of gratitude to thofe who 1,all encourage
him. Governor Monroe, Wil.ign ard Tohr
Mayo, and Robert Gamble, efqsa. are acquainted
With han.
TERns. Greek, Latin, French. 4. 10 per an.
mum. Navigation, or Surveying, dollars a
piece. The ref At the rate Of q per annum
Rietm2rd, NoU. eta, 5O2. (3fO
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01

THE Subfcriber has lately re-
moved to thcBrick Houfc, oppoite toCrouch's
Tavern, and near TO Prefer and Moncuro's
VeHdue Store.
He propofcs to pracsife the Law in the
High Court Of Chanccry, and Diitri6t Courts,
AMI IL ths County and City Courts, which
are hcil N ibis city.
HENRY BANKS
Pisbm'71. /zgg2 q, 1909. IT,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01

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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-01
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