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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05
MAIL AND STAGE
COACHES.

A GREA 1 number of newspapers of the
Taft fortnight contain an article about the i'm
provemcnt of the Poft Office fyhem Thefe
papers mention report on this flbiea from
the Senate of Congress; and letter about
it from Granger, the new pof-mafter gene
raj. Mail coaches between PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore have been efabliihcd for feveral
years; the projett has proved lucrative.
Granger propofes TO extend them from New
Hamplhire to Georgia. The article con.
cludeS IN the following words:
g Il IS 1erY properly iuggefted by the Poft-
f' mater General, that ali other carriages for
Sc the TRANSPORTATION of pahengers Gloud be
s. compelled 70 give aogy to f5s MAIL
+" COACHES"
With leave Of Mr.. Jones, or without it,
we fhan venture once more 10 NEEDLE with
th,s poit-mafter generals To be fure, he is
democrat, and one of thefe cannot, vou
know, DC IN the wrong and therefore, to
criticize hins is what the Examiner calls
apofacy; and what the BlooqyYnn nlaykEnan
would call FIEND-LEEE MALIGN1TT.t
y,sdeed, this Dmocratiea! liberty of the
prcas, which is upon the point of being 70
happily eftabtifisSd IN this city, is orc Of the
Gueereft commodities that we can remember
to have met with. If the " cxbiring fa9!on,''
as Shelton Jones calls then,, proceed with IS
much pronptltude as fome of the true Re
publicans, it will be about mpoifible for a
newsprinter TO exit. To day, there comes
one Scatterbrain TO tell YOU thar he will in
,fantiy PIT any psri0h 10 deaf5, who docs not
act entirely 70 as tc pleaie him. Tomorrow,
there comes a fecond, 10 break rves.y 6sge IN
Your Rim [for thefc were the very words,
unlefs you fuffer him to infult you in your
owr houfe. Two days after, oar comes q
third with an advertisement, that 4 bayG-
gU6iv zooulI bo"ay y0n. At this rate, toad
under harrow would be more eIigibly poGcd
cham Richmond printer.
we return to Gideon Granger, ard his
snail coach. IfCongrefs5had nos always been
IN the habit of breaking the federal conAitu-
sion, we ihould feel fome furprfe at propo-
lal Of fuch uncommon inlolencU. We fhould
be glad to hear what part Of tbac contribution
authorizes this proc6t, and for what realon
any printer gave it 70 the world, without cx-
poiing It's conferences ? But hnce fuch
poltmaiters and fuCh printers do exit, all that
VIC can do is to take proper notice of them
WHY, ilr, The fri and mott probable con-
feqHonce Woni& be, that every man who en-
tered Rage, or mail coach, would enter
fed Of battle. The mail coach driver would
20 ont Of his way TO make a quarrel; and
rhc rived itage-driyer would - out Of his
way 10 meet with one, The tw, iournies
would be very ihort; and the advcrfc jockies
would, rs Milton terms il, hurry into the
m.af Of fbing5 In word, thcy would
break each others bones, lame ol kin each
others hories, oyeriet the carriages, and
ehyen the pafengers out of their wits, if
not out Of their lives.
For what Rage coach driver would fif IN /
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MONEY MAKERS.

A company of money makers have been
routed within few weeks patt, at Hanover
MaG land the neighbouring towns, in whole
poaefion were found two well executed plates,
one in imitation of the United States branch
bank ten dollar plate, and one in imitation Of
the Hartford bank FIVE dollar plate; alto, a
complete fct OF tools for the coming OF Spa
Nth dollars. Four of the clan arc iecured fer
trial. Il is fdppoted that this company had
been organized more than year, and great
mitchell would have accrued, had it not been
detected az dis time The bills they have
executed are badly done, and the dollars are
principally of the dates of 90 and 81.
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Estraa sfa Letter f1em Livrrpeol, Jan. II.

sc Thuriday night. We were viiitcd here
by the mott dreadful hurricane lah nigh, that
can be remembered by the oldcf inhabitants.
A hofrid night 4 was indeed, and the day
light opened ieene Hooking TO behold A.; ma
ny houles are quite blown down and demo
hihed; nnumerable Others have had their
chmnieS thrown down in every part of she
town many lives are loft in the ruins; but
the hayock made in the river Merle, furpaaes
all defcFiption! feveral vehels this day, at tide
time, foundered in fight OF the inhabitants
and ipeetators on ihore and in iome initances
every attempt to fave the periihing failors
proved abortive The river, and all the
Chelkire ihore prelented a dreadful icene in4
deed dead bodies thrown up, pieces of wreck.
aoating here and there Horror has been
depicted in every eountenance; each perton
afraid either to go our in the Erect, for fear
Of being killed by the falling of bricks, Gates.
ridgngs, sc. and equally apprehehGve Of his
life, by contfant expectation of his houie
falling down over him. You may rely ON
this haay fketct being by no means exsgge-
rated
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Jhe .M@eeovdsy.
RICHMOND.
WEDNESDAY, May sfb.

The Recorder, which was to have been
publilhcd on Saturday next, the 9Th current.
Is puhlilhed this day, being Wedneiday, the
5th. and in future, the latter will be the day of
our weekly publication. An alteration in
the arrangement of the crois poft roads has
produced change Of this nature in the time
Of publifhing all the other Richmond news
papers.
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What ihould 70 great a fool
Do with 20 g0sd y GUife ?"
NoTE

y The quarrel which produced this unfor-
tunate duel commenced at an African bro
thei. 1t is fome years iince we alletl this
queition W,by a,.s MT fbaf reefbtaeiss Of
Vice, tbgfs abyDFs IF abomination, Epprs1fd
d1 The n0gjfrates What fhane, what
natchlcis d;igrace, does their patronage re-
heGt upon this city
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There is jua now ar important trial In
the diftra court of Brunfwick Six men
fell upon ieventh, and gave him about eight
hundred la1hes, of which he expired the next
morning. Some Of their abettors have ALTO
been irnprifoncd, and the whole gang are at
preient upon their trial for murder.
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NOTE

!" Holyhead is a cape of the iland Of
Angelica, in che North of Wales, pro.
Je6tlng weitward into the Irifh channel.
IL IS IN lat. So, deg. q. min. N. and
long. 4 deg. As min. w. The fhore
is foul and dangerous.
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NOTE.
NOTE.
The Recorder has always faid that thcy
were fnH effayfboods.
POSTSCRIPT

PJS CRIP1
~ q letter rereiOca this m6raihg fyom Boi.i-
mere BY 4 AtYtbanf Of this to70H.
/ he Anthony Mangin, andRanecr, have
ar wed this day the Anthony Manein bring.
London papers TO The nth March, IN.
Bfitifh were then making every preparatia-.
Tor W Ar, which was expected to take place -
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Prem the I11Im:ast9a A4iryor.

letter from capt. James Stevcnfon, dated
Fort Republican, March 70, 1900, received
by mercantile houGe in this Borough, f}ates,
hat merchant of St Marc, who had made
his ecaPe from the camp Of DeGalines, flaws,
that he had tecn capt. Guyer, of Whining
con ard capt Read, OF New York, tied
together, and BROUGHT into the camp, and
murdered with the baYonet; that 10 Ameri
rlcanS were murdered at the fame time, TO.
gether with ali the white French, in thci. ffhe
hlacks) poi'efiion 33o in number.
he merchant above mentioned owes tbe
preieryation Of his life to the humanity of his
blacks, who covered him with erafs, where h.
lay concealed till the opportunity prefented
when he made his etcape.
II is to be hoped that this TORY is 6b
f1ow could this merchant, while he was bid
rnaFF tie grgl5, fee two people brought into
the camp, and murdered? Or how could h.
md the means of afcertaining that tbrcs
bhrdrea and Jarty,G* other perions. were
kiiied at the lame timer There may be fo,ne
foundation for the news but part of it is
evidently nat true. PrQEFiee n4akss 6erfcc-
fIon, fays the proverb. When an extra9 IF
lsffFr-nongEr is In the confant haiku Sf
telling notions, one would think that he fhould
i x, III 20 tell them with iome portion Of fea-
The Liverpool fern has either rete;ee8
great ,en1oellifhment, or eIfe, nothinp like i
ever happened before in England. a well
quilt itone houfe could hardly be blown dov,n
by any conceivable form tllat IS known ;n
that country. ToufIaint's three ne9soes 80
geaerai lie Cjerc, &c. IS another pieee o{qDoys
that we "a not believe one word Of. Dv the
lait accounts OF ;,aufalnt, he, and his R.
P"bhtans, had been ali beat to pieces: and
nobody could tell what had become Of him.
here San be yerylittle qucftiors> that, within
TX weeks, we ihaiI hear of bis be;ac either
mot or hanged.-~-Of ali kinds Of tF1r.5erv
winch can be publifasd in Yvginia news
paper theie we romances from St. Dorinyo
are the mott execrable. How, in thp
name o. common fenle, could the black EEL
10Y DC lending 1uch mehages to lie Clerc,
when we know that he and Chrifopbe. win
all fheir followers, sun away from Cave Fran
G0lS' upon the asry Egbtof tie Freaeb Rfeti
we have been Eolerably careful in the fefec-
tioh OF our St. Domingo news, and vet, three
fourthS OF all we have printed, has. in the
nue. proved to be faJc. The conf1l tells
the very diiagrce9ble iltuation in WHICH ali
toeie tastes are calculated to place him.
TIE Polly and Phobe, Of this BORT, hfeIo
commanded by capt. Guger, has not bee1n
Junk, as expected, and lately fated IN fbiS o.
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ELEXAWDRIA, Abyil 56.

IN our paper of Saturday, we mentioned
the arrival OF che ion OF Mr. Lear as a UafJen-
ger IN the tchooner Harmony from Care
Francois, and the intention Of our coniui
general in ST. Domingo of Gi9rtly er12barking
tor the United Statcs,--We are happy n
having It ia our power, by the publication Of
the following extract Of letter, to l enyove
any mprefIou which may ave exlited
Of rhe intention OF Mr. Lear having arifcn
from his receiving improper treatment from
the Ffenef g0vetament OF the Iland, or ex-
Penencing unneceifary Experiments or en-
baraismentSoin the dicharge of official dutie,
B%frHd IF q letter. datsd CAFE Fyqncoi,.
ApE2 8f6. 1902, per the Jtboone,. Harmgvyr
Captain Lsveying.
&c ! fend him now BENJAMIN L. Lear.) a.
the hot Weather is coming on, and am an.
preventive if will be very fckly IN the civ,
from the ruins of the buildings, the number
confined in the few houics and lbeds. and d,
variety OF other circumstances. fall fol-
low rnylelf in about tx or eight weeks, fur 4
vlff.
We can allure our readers, from unqucfi.
onabie authority, that the accounts Of the mall
treatment OF American ieanlen At Cape Fran
co.'s are greatly exaggerated, and that thu
publications in American newspapers on tn
tubje6t, have been a cagfc of ferrous recret Il.
our conful at that places who ahares,thattbe
declarations of the officers of the French 20
vernment have uniformly beea of the mog
pacific and friendly nature, The American
captains are not compelled TO difpofe Of the;f
cargoes to government, and arc not prcyente6
ihould they diiapprove Of the teffns oFcrrd
them by gene lie Clerc, from leaving the liar,
The expectation Of fpccie is prohibited.
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inch out of his way, for the fake of fucb an
act of Congreis, or what jury, poiieHing COM
mon !enie, would give damages for the breach
OF 10 iniufferable a fatute Wherever two
coaches drive upon the fame road, there is
always iPirit of jealoufy between them
But law like this would make matters Ten
hundred degrees worfe,
he MULATTo DANCES MARKsMAN has
recommended us TO the faonf. We fhould
rather advie him to recommend the propoier
OF iuch law to three or four gentle jerks
between the houlders
Shakespeare Emilia fays- to Othello,
What ihould 70 great fool
"l DO with 70 gosd ! g0yt?"
And, ''The Recorder in she fame file,
begs leave to a1s, What 70 great fool as
Granger had to do WITH 20 important an
officef And what Mr.. Jeferion could be
thinking Of when he hoiftea this hunian being
into it
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The Polly and Phube, Of this bort, ltelv
commanded by capt. Guger, has nor beeg1
funk, as expected, and lately fated IN dis oa-
per ihe was driven on fhore, nrev;ors to.fio
taking poAeGi3n Of ST., Marc, bv the ,7rencb,
but alter they had got pofeRion, Ghe was got
OF, lately moored,. and has not been injured,
ohe has been P'undered by the blacks Of 7 or
5000 dollars fPscie} about 10000 wi. coffee,
20 tierces iugar, and 50 bales cotton have
been plundered, loR, OF deGroyed,
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Exfra5 Of q Letter firm CAFE F,qaco;,.
IIayrb nd. 1907

In few days there fails fquadron Of
French fhips of war for the Unitc3 States.
his morning there were received three
letters from / oailsint, one fof the general IN
chief one for general Boyer, and one for the
municipality, adviiirg the Inhabitants and
government to remove and embark their per
ions ard property in eight days. or, at the end
Of that term he would come into thr city, and
matacre every white man, woman, and child,
IN ..
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= See f7e Examiner 81 HbrH z8l5.
z Ibid,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
To the Public.

A t Meeting o. the Jorrneymen Slice
4 y matters of the city of Richmond and
"a vicinity, it's unanimouly agreed that
We viii noe work for john III Br.He, who
carries OF the above baGpeis, ia confequeuce
of his importing Boots, and employing Ne
groes to work for him, 10 the prejudice OF
our t,ade. The public viii diicoyer the
citfercnc. between iuch kind of work. and
the work done by Thomss Walton, Jacob
tseTrilon, Jcdediah Alien, David Logan,
and Ralph Alec
WV. MOUNfCASrLE, Secretary.
January i5th, 1892. (saw3mg)
N. &. The work imported by
John Mcbride is OF an inferior
quality, manufactured in New
York.
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The parfnersbp sf
William & Alexis
OavenDOrt.

Is tbs day dis5aiVsd BY aatuai consent.
a Ii rhoie indebted TO faid concern ar e
L y ea'ncaly re9ueaed to come forward
Immediately and les,le their reIyet,iye
balances, as the Gtuation Of their bufinefs
will TOT admit of further Indulgence. The
creditors of the abovc concern are recuef-
cd 20 apply 10 WiLLIAM T. DAvEsYoRr
for the sdjnAmert OF their accounts, he be
ing the only perfsn authorized to fettle any
balances due to, or from the concern.
THE STOCK OF GOODS on hand is
Tor iale at very reduced advance. end if
mel difPOfed of privately before the IS h
day of April, they will be expofed 10 pub
lie vendue az their fore ia Ca,terfyille on
that day. The fale will continue from CAV
90 day until the whole j, fold, on crsai,
fix mouths FOX all furns above 20 collars
With bond and approved Security.
Hilliam z Daoenb0rt,
Hlesis NJ Dauenborg.
CaFserfyilie, March TO, 1904. AL
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TIE IMPORTED HORSE,
ALDERMAN

ii Beautiful Bay, IS bands bigb ;
WILL ftand the enfuing ieaOn
Wv at Mr.. Iiham Britton's, in Halifax
eouuty, to cover nares =, Five Guineas the
fesfon,' which may be difchsrged by the
payment of Eighteen Dollars, Il paid with
10 the fesfon, Twelve Dollars the leap, TO
be paid when The mare is covered, aod 40
to the Groom, in each cafe the groom mo.
ney 20 be paid likewile when the mare ie CO.
vered. Exienfve psiturage, gratis, and the
ptmoA care taken of the mares, but no liza
bility for elcspes or other acciden,s.-
Grain will be fntnifhsd ,hofe who with TO
have their mares fed, at the marker price
The leslon will commence from thio date,
and expire the frf day Of Angra.
ALDERMAN " as bred by Earl
Groivenor,. apd~goi by his loraAip,s.eele-
brsted GALLON Pot8oes, out of Lady Boil
lngbroke--ihe was 1he dam of Tetotun,
Premier &c. &c, and vtaS go, by Squirrel
OUT of CyPron the dam Of King Hetod--
lhe was got by Blaze Be:hel's Arabian -
Crcyham's ChampiOn--Darley Arabian
Merlin.
In 1891, he won at Huntington
at FIVE heats agsina fouT year old torlss be
receiving four pounds leis in weigh, than u.
lually allowed there were iix horfes TART
ed ; Alderman came in, 4s-s--I-o-r.
The fame year he won the Nottingham
purle, two mile heats, beating the Duke of
Graftou's Spearman, aud diRancing ely
Of lord GsDiborough. The fame year at
Darby he beat lord Doneeel's Printofe, sud
Sir John Leiceter's Smoaker, four heals,
s---a---i IL. Same year at New Market,
he beat Mr.. CharchilPs Sir Charles Of the
fame age giving him feven pouads ever the
Bacon CoutfeI 81 nilss. Ia 1893, ct New
Market, tie beat the Duke Of Bcdford's
fiaIkin and tx others. The Game year at
ditto, ne received forfeit 400 guoess of lord
clermon's TrumPetta IN I3o4 he won
the Biandford plate four mile heats. 10
t7os, at New Market, he won a match for
400 guiness agsina Mr.. Mazioghy's horre.
The Tame year at ditto, he beat MIR. Dn-
rand's SsItram Oily for 400 guiusss, two
miles Same year at Epfom, he beat Mr..
Durand'c Litcomb four mile heats eaiily
In 1896, At New. Market. be received for
felt from JugGleJ 100 guiueas.
JOHN HARRIS.
Mareb cd 1902. (oawSvG)
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Pedigree.

DION WI. bred by Mr.. Garfolh and got by
spsdiIle Tone Of the befl foSu Of High6yer) his
Gam Faith. by Paeols, grandeur OF the Godoi-
phin Arabian, bis grand dam the famous Atalan'
"a by Old Maschcn, out OF I.sis of the Mall, o.
roonoto, OLD Traveller, filter 20 CIaFks Lafs
Of tho Mil Mr.. Holiness Mifs Makelsf5 by
Young Greyhound, Old Partnery Wo0deocks
dam Of the Lambtop< Mifs Doe, Croftfs Bay
Barb, grand dA5r Of the AnesfleF Startling, Make
lsfl, Deideu,onsf dans HrimmeEf Dieky PisFfon
Ton OF Dodfwor,h; out Of the Burton barb mare
The abovs pedigree istaken from the general itud
bOok of England.
jain Homes.
(Iawf 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

')hAN
TAKE notice, that on MONDAY
the 10th of april next, At Burwci!
Kurkilh's tavern in the county OF
Meckienburg, we ilall by virtue of
commifiion from the high court
OF chancery, take the depoGtion of
Loiles Abbernathy and others, and
or TL,--ri-J ,,.--.s- ~r r.:
month, at William Stark's raven in
the county of Dinwiddie, the de.
petition of William Thrift and O.
theirs, alfo on Monday the grid Of
May at William Gaddy's tavern 10
James City, the depolition of Ii,
mothy Richards and others, to be
read in a iuit depending in the faid
court between William Cowles.
executor of John Cowles, plaintiff,
and Robert and Richard Walker,
executors OF Robert Walker de.
ceaied, who was executor TO Ed
ward Walker, John Tabb, Natha-
mel Walker, aad John Walker,
late infants, but nov Of full age.
trlicilla Wilkerfon, late Prifcilla
Walker, widow of the faid Edward
Walker, Jehe Cole and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Walker, and Sa.
muei Durfrey and Prifcila his wife,
defendants.
NATHANIEL WALKER,
for felt and other Defendants.
To Mr.. WILLIAM CoWLEs.
March aoth, 1909.
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Itch OIAtmeAt,

which is the mott infaIlible cure ever before
difcoveyed, and will cure in three or four
days, by rubbing it in the palms of the
hands, and Aightly touthiog the largea
bumpstwice a day. b. p.
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CHARLES SMALLVOOD,
1ayor,

d ETURNS his rsfpeafal thanks FOR
N fsvours already conferred on him by
a geoerou, Fublic, and brgs lesve to inform
them. that he has removed his buGnels
% The aree, leldi1S mp to Sbockoe-t Hill,
next door 10 meGts. Cronch & WebRer's
City Hotel where al orders coTnE,sie5 10
nc care, will be thankfully received,
Every article in the above bnhnefs
e1ecu'ed with neatneG ard difpsich, and on
Toe Goa res.oesele terms. (yw)
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RLoPED from the plantation
n whereon the lubfcribrr lives ou roeksh,-
Beurieo oovn'y, abou the riiidle Of January
Taft, q ncgro man fave. nanled
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

AT a Court for franklin county,
at the courthoufe, the and day
OF March, 1902.
Martin Ricdard5on, Pitt.
AGAINST
Sefb Burton, EhSba Barton, IN
Jobn Thomas, william ? oD4h
Barf0n and 3oba Sander 1e'y'
san Defts.
The defendants Seth Burton
and John Thomas, not having en-.
tered their appearance and given
iecurity according TO the act of
AGembIy, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing 10 the IA
tisfa6tion of the court, that thew are
not Inhabitants of this fate on
the motion of the Plaintiff by his
council, hi5 0rdered, that thew do
appear here on the frh Monday in
July next, and anfwer the Pain.
tiff bill ; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inherited in fome
newipaper pubiilhed in this fate
for two months fuccefiyely, and
ported up at the front door Of the
Courthooie Of this county.
A copy,
1sjfe,
CALEB TATE, p. c. for
Janes CGLAa1cay, c. =. c.
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Notice.

y Y AT, in obedience to al crcct st,ae
L nigh Courr Of Chancery for the
Richmond D.a,ics, made on the 6tth da,
of the prsieat month, March the commit.
Gonsrs appointed to carry into effea the
decree OF the faid court made GU the 2,nG
day of may 10 the year 1901, between
John Beckley, plaintiff, and Martha Pofey.
an infant chic Of John Price Pofey, de-
csafed, by William Oserton Wiu!too, fpc.
cialiy aligned her guardian, defendant.
VIII, on the third MONDAY in April rrx5
beng the Ic;h of the fsid moa;h .and being
pit,iylvsnis Courr day, expof, 70 public
SALE by auction, at pi,tfylvsuia Court
houle, for ready nouey, all ,he
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/ ~ M LlS

living IN the is'd coun y o. Pitttylssnia W ieh
we're conveyed to the fni6 Johu Price PcitY
by deed bearing Gate the rSih day OF re-
bruary in the year 1854, by Mary Chan-
berlssyne, execuryix, aod William Cisytct,
& John &rmaead, executors os the lsR viii
and ,efament Of Richard Chsmberisyrs,
late OF The county % NV Kent decssfc].
and recorded in ths General Cour, on ,:,e
z7sh day OF APrnin the year I S.. to e..
tisfy john Becl;iey ,hc futa Of /, $50. wi,h
The intetea thereupon, 20 be computed after
the rate ofhve per cemom per aauuu,. from
the 9th dsy of Seqterabcr, 1887, unit, pay
rnenr. and coda cI the fuit, together with
the cxpenfes attending the fe.
March I3, ,soz fstwgj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

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Ja@cs C9lla1caH c. 3. c.