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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
DilriG Of Colum5is,
County Ct Aiexaadas,
A'os@5>r I'm, 1903.
Plaintiff,

0~ahta!5 aHa AWanieViS,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST ! II s7ar.,v
VIM. S. T4lbert, * Tho,. :"
Pst;en, Defts.
The defendant William s. Ta5er
not having entered bia sP5ear4ncs, sr!en.. 4
curly according 70 the act Of sG-@blg s,a Il.
rn'es ct this court, and /, appeariss 70 4. ,,f
fatfion Of the cougt ppon AFFIDAVIT, ,ls. g,s sJ
DESCENDANT, William S. Talbert, is 10. sria,.
h;tanE CT this djfrit,; on motion Ct Il, s5
compliments by ,hei! Council, III er5srtg. t,,
'he laid defsnGaur, Wa. S. Ts.5ea, DO sgrs,,
heIe Gu the fit day of next tern, and rns, II,
aePearsnce to the fait ard give i.caritv e.. rtf.
forming the decree Of the cva4t, cal tsg. de
other defendant Thoaa- paucu do not o4g ava,
convey or {ecrcte The deb,s b him ovjs % o.
the ettase Q: efetta n bis baods belonging 70 ii,
iaid ablent defendant William S T4l5.t Until
she further order OF dscec Of the caayt, and ia.
copy Of this order DC fonheigh a5aUE.l =.
two uoathS locctiEiva!y in both Of atg g9..t
newspapers publi4ll-i in tbis county sad ts,
another copy be pottsd al the l.ca, a.. OH:
courti'oufe OF the faid county.
2 copy.
Tssrs
G. DENGAlE &C,
J3o.) gzn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
Dil}ria CT Columbia.
Gounsy Of Alexasdfis, 4.

DllLfISt VI SOiuikiI)lE.
CounSy Of Alexandra, r.
Alexander Hendsiloa and Co.. "' 1902,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
James Smeb, Iholc,nish 8cg 7. cl
~. Alexaad : Snrh and N"4SF'y,
sen ant John Byrfs,
D.'eat5rts,
THE defendant James Sa;,h !.
having entered as eae4cs t. al, rv< "a llot
according to The AFT o. AlI.4s, al ,,,s'l'y
this Coag' and it appearing 70 b. ,., ,r,'' q
Of the Court upon afidayit, tia, i. f3 '.>, d'
dan, James Smith, is oct an inb.Di,,o, % u''a
Dlerlti: On morton Of the I'D COMPLAINS, :. '.''
their coanit', " Is pyacytG, thar the Gid ~ y
daat James Smith, 90 appeat here ca he G,,,aa
Of ne<r tsSm, ana en;er BIS appearance "a IL. =
and gave sesulity for performing h: decree :,
Court, and chat ths other defendants, Tbol.aMl'
Berry, Alexander Smith and Son, and Jobn D.
do rot pay away, convey Of iecrete ii. d.b,! ~
item o~ins e, or the eitate os ef.a, i = y
hands belonging to the fa,a s5fca, defcnd.r. I ~
Smith, sntii the further o,der o. decree j =
Court, and thasa copg Of his order Sc f9r,bs.a
pubithed fox TWO month, fucoc1ive!y n bo~l
tie pubic newlP@fafs pla&ih 10 Ills coe,.
and thAt anofhet eoPg ae ps 6e4 At he iroot d.,
Of the Cour, liouf- ofjai3 coua,g. wv
A copy -lea,
8. 1zNGALE, c. c.
.---.-.. -. I1wiR
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
Robert KIRK.
Fer Sale or Regt.

A Commemorative asory brick house, cora
plesely Finished, situated on Vases street, be-.
tween king and Prince Streets--in'med!sts pos
sessicn VII be given. Apply TO
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
New. go. off.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03

Suitable Tor Clerks Offices, Banks and Mer
chants Accounts ready made, and iagge fock
Of the beit paper band for aaAsng blank boz ks
TO any pattern.
March Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03

To be fold on credit Of Elk months, " Public
Auction, on Monday the 18th day Of April
next, hefo1e The front door Of George Viii
hams'a Tavern, in the town OF Dummies, the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
Fer Sale, .

A Gkely NEGRO MAN, twenty tx years o.
sse. 81 excellent B5ici, Mixer b. sr4.ie, capa
bic of performing ia all ia brooches, digging
moaldiog, letting AID baT@ing; he is capable Of
nsaaaging beickyard well sad teaching Others
the dgGasis, The cau(e Of his Being ioa 50 70
oyafifv vih ST his own. For further inEornas,
zion enquire at this oasce.
March !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
FOR RENT

THE FISHERIES
balonsins to Ms. RozieF, on the Maryland
Shore, nearly oppodta AAaandria- Fer term
apply TO
Ihos. {. Warrington,
the prentice.
FeE II G.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
Notice

IFULLLEs
By virtue of a Deed of Truf from
Thomas Dempley and Nancy his wife, to inc
fubfcriber, On Saturday the rAth day Of April
next, will be cxpofed TO pubic falc laIe on the
prsmifes
Il Lot Of Ground
on the wea fde of Water Rseet, 100 feet to tbs
fou,h of Wolfe Rteet, extending in front on
Water ffcet IS fec, depth SO fset.
r. /. Taylor
Marchss. COOS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
SIX Cats RezgGYG.

Ran away from the fubfcriber the
I'D ina. ar apprentice boy named Ifi'4a
s;ssg..sss. about y years old, feet inches
high he hadon Z gray coafng Co&'ee' 0'lpea
racket aad blue Pantaioo7s, and was 'een gong
TO Poss 1'obscco on Sssptday. iore"2'n any
ore fr,sa employing or harboafing him. as viii
,rocrcote theG, as far as the law will allow.
Chrifopher Grid.
A Journeyman Hairdreder wanted.
nHasch IS. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
Il Lot Of Ground
BY AUTHORITY.

Schsnse Of q Lottery.
70 5*ila ar 4esaesy IL tbs Ciy ofRrbmses.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
For Ground Rent,

For (Tf0lLEG~ Ken,
sUNORY LOTS near the Pte&yttfian
Church, lying on the fou,n hdc Of Wolfe and
eat fde OF Fairfax Greet- Alfos enc LO on
the eaa id- of Water Gseet, fronting thereon
6; iees by 50 on Rarnlay's alley. This iotsili
be either fold or ground rented. For particulars
Pply to G.
=, Mr.. Vim. ]. Halls counsing toom Merchants
Wharf.
March H.. 60
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

HA1Z SNAIL,
Of rHE CITY OF rHILADEiPHIA:
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THAT cELeURATED woaG,
GIBBONS HISTORY
DECLINE IND EaLL or TIE RO-
NAN EA7PiRE:
Together with MEMOIRS of the LIFE ard
WRITINGS OF the AUTHOR.
No book could be ole, ell, which stands in less
need of encomum and ccommendatiOn-It has
been read in almost every European language--
The history of the long ana interesting period
from tie reign of Augustus TO the tatimg OF Con-
stantimopc, and the death Of Mahoms; the Il is
no where else TO be found in the shape OF regular
and well arranged history .-The Publishers pre-
sumo TO hope, ,ha, they do Il service 90 their conn
try in giving an Edition Of it from the American
press They will briefly speak of their inten-
tons, and the superiority OF this edition.
l. Il will be the most complete Edition of
GIBBoN extont.-Because il will oc enriched with
the Memoirs of his Life and Writings, written by
himself -Ihi VIII be an addition TO the London
copy of nearly 200 pages
.. 1t will be about one third cheaper than the
London Copy.
3. Ii will be executed in the best stile-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend to the
public IN inspection of the Booss, published by
them within the last three years.--Ihey are, Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedia, Volumes, and
fuckers Blackstone, V olumes.-They promise
not to degenerate.
CONDITIONS.
I. 1t shall be printed from the last London edi.
ton, and be published in Eight Ottavo Volumes,
during the year 1904.
ii. 1t shall be delivered TO those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo.
urre, in boards.
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at Sixteen Dollars IN
boards or in good and handsome binding, at
Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
Itwiilbe enriched with Two whole sheet Maps
One or the Eastern, the other of the Western
part OF the Roman Empire-A Map of the parts
OF Europe and Asia adjacent TO Constantinople,
and an elegantly engraved Head ofthe Author.
~" Subscriptions received by SAMUEL PLEA.
sANrs.ir Richmond. cd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Juvenile instruction.

ryNHE Senior ClaAs ia J.. Ogilvic's school have
4 commenced the study of Criticism. Ethics
and Metaphssi analysis OF the principles
OF politcai Economy and Government viii con-
clude this part of the course. Young men who
have not had an opportunity OF studying these
branches OF science. (of AL other, the mos, i'm
por.ant such aspire literary. legal poiiti
cal cuinencc.) will probably find the manner in
which they are taught in this school. peculiarly
Calculated TO facilitate and expedite their pro-
gress. The senior class is 1T present composed
OF seventeen young men but as ]. .. communi-
Gates ms'cdeion these subietls entirely thro'
ME medium of Lectures, eight ten additional
students, would extend his utility and encreass
his emoumen,s, without imposing upon him
much more labor than he ct present undergoes.
Richmond, March 9Th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
FOR S.HLE,
THE EST ATE, LED
v A Rim A,

r YING on James river, i'll Hen'ico county,
IL twelve miles from Richmond, lnd about the
same distance from Petersburg The quantity Of
land about $50 acres, of which 500 OF the best
qua'ity in the state for wheat, lying ~ :; gentle
and uniform sopc entirely a6cye floods. r,plete.
ly free from stumps and ali obstrut.ions 70 the
plough, yet continuing In strong heart. The re-
Inz;ndeT is mostly. rather rucommonly high and
Arm tide marsh about ono fourth cleared 10 OF
Is acres completely surrounded By good bank Of
clay, which res been extended, With the view OF
reclaim;ng me whole, rs far abou: two thirds
OF the rec..Ets distance. The wood which can
be rieC luo from the stump OIL board large
sea v-sses upon two Spars, for the distance ot
three 5oun1s Of mile along he s.,irts OF the TO-
rest viii pay al the expenses Of reclaE'i0S
nv times over A part which was formerly re-
Claimed from the a.. proved dry cnousl, Tor to-
bacco, and brought several immense cTop- Of it
without Showing possibility oseXhaus,oH. The
marsh 16ou1is with th4t tall aud GHe l4¶l
grass, the hay of which thought by nurioers
preferable 10 tiuothv-A few valuable Negroes
raised on fireplace. viz, three men aud woman,
also about d of COWS and oxen Of the
Ampthih and Boyuton breed mixed. some other
stock, about a score aud 4 half of Spanish ewes
very nearly pure Merino's blood, and 100 barrels
OF corn, will he left on the place fhe Tenant il
bound 70 furnish seed and sow full crop of wheat,
about 100 acres, in due time. The estate Will be
shcv5n 70 visItsnts, by MIR. Masrs Bates and var.
~ kaaford living upon it. Mr. George JeHcr-
son Of Richmond. Mr.. Thomas Esron Ran
dolph, viii make known the terms 10 applicants,
and MI! either Of them conclude bargain, yyhicA
the proprietor will fa.ify.
IF December 80. 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

- TICKETS to he had Of Robert Pollard,
Dott. JohG 6rocksHbrouzh ir. VIM Price, Heg
Samue, Pleasants, j.. ana William FricnA.d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Fairfield Races.

I'm Monday the goth of mex, month, will be
= run for over the Fairfield eourle, fweep.
itake Tor colts four years old, milk heats. Five
colts are entered 1t geo dolls each, and the iub-
'erip'iou eioied weights agrceably to the rules
OF the Jockey Club.
On the fame day the &" Fairfield Jockey Club
CUP" will he run for tw1 mile heats, free Tor
all ages The hortes TO be bona jiae the property
o! members of the club.
On Tueiday the frt day of May, the Jockey
Club PurIe OF 4co coils. will be rcn Tor, four mile
heats.
On Wednefday. the Purie of the,proprietor Of
the eourie, three mile heats-we'ghrs as follow.
Aged horfes, 1873 lbs % year, old. l2o la.-s
years Old, LIB ihs-4 years old. 100 lbs--3 years
old, W sbs.--Mares snd g-ldings allowed los
Inc tresiarer take. this Opportunity of remind
ing delinquent members, o, the neeefIity OF for-
wsTdIng the amount ot their fubicriptions 2feyi-
ouly to the commence ent OF the races.
March z3d. 1894 tr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

THE public are hereby informed, that the sub
: scrijer is prepared With All eScellout seine
which viii be employed tie whole o.. this season,
At the we'll known SHAD & HERRING FISH
cry ~ N2Tins, twelve miles below Richmond
Th- Eocd thst leads TO this fishery, IS palmer aud
better, dian the road eadlng to any other fishery
on James river below this city. His prices for
fish VII he as follow: Thirty-three shiings and
four pence per hundred fer shad, or six renee
pe'ce for 2 smaller quantity. For heTrings. TWEEN
~ shi!iugs per thousand. He Tiii lcspa Tcgg'ar
supply OF ssl; and barrels Tor tic accommodation
of those thatmsy be disposed u puscha,e 6sh BY
the quantity. ltf1
MOSES BATES.
Henrico Mech % 1874
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Valuable PROI5ERIY,

r IoHT hundred acres q LAND, two hundred
- and fifty acres ofwhch Is prime low grounds,
lying on the Rivanna river, IN the county of AL
bemaTie, nine miles below Charo tesville three
miles below Milton, seventy miles from Rich
mond and seventy from Frederic kshurg; there
are eight or nine likely working hands to be in
GUIDED IN this lease, together with tie advantage
OF work horses, cattle. hogs. plantation tools q.
grist and saw mill with suiioiency of good
convenient 'imber-ther viii be good crop OF
wheat sowcd on the plantation, and il necessary
there will he 4 su!Eoiency Of corn, &c furnished
oy the subscriber-If the lease is not closed be-
tween this aud the FIRST OF August next, 1t viii be
unnecessary For any application to be made
Further particulars viii be made known by the
subscriber.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
y Athena lie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the distra court Of Washington, May 1902 born
IN the county OF Charlotte 5 feet IL inches high,
u years old, fam complexion. dark hair and blue
eyes, has bad conntenance, and wheu-spoken to
Cannot look you in the face.
Robert Person, convicted of the same offence
at the district court OF the Sweet Springs. Ceober
1902 born IN the county ofBoIetourt s feet high,
90 years old, fair complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes, very thin visaGe, and has a down look also
has the appearance Of bad health.
Cullen Demmory, a dark mula,to, convicted of
nlup!er in the second degree, the distrie court
of Suffolk. May, lS01i born in the county of
Southampton, feet IL inches high, 81 years
old, black hair and black eyes, and very thin Wis.,
age.
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the penitentiary the 10th of Apr! last and were
reraksn IN the counties of Botetourt & Washing
rsn and were both tried for escaping and scn,en.
ced to two years additional confinement; the
former by the district court of w ashington in
Sept last, and the latter by the distria court held
at the Sweet Springs in GA. following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Henrico. Mnrch 90. 1914.

y sirfHe " Gsci Of nut. e,s.;ae.46y on
= Cbristian, ir. offJe iosga Or Da8"". sOnIe, and
eoaaV II B4tthghlG, ofbe suLsoi5sys JOy tie tay-
fo.s Of securing re payment of a eeytnia ee6t aHe
f'ofr tie said CJlistiGS n. fbe infe c01ccH ~
Dmlgb, F6kiel i Co. viii 6e SCLD. On fte bte-
aises, oHR oyeGt ssVe'-e month";, curry itresf
franz ibe date i MT bucocily baid RE f,sf So
ny IL Aay next, 10 fbe 6igbls: bilaer, g eVfain
6tgcr mr..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

5000 tickets 1t 10 dollars each, 10000
N. b. Prizes subject to deduAion of - per
cent.
Thislottery has been authorized by the Legis-
lature or Virginia, for the lautaole purpose of e.
reeting seminary of learning in or near the me-
tropois OF yhis state. With this view, it is con
templa,sd raise 20 900 dollars. and 500 dollars
IN addition. for detray ing the expenses attendant
Oh drawing the lottery. Citizens OF the iirst re.
sPettabhy have been selected as trustees and
obey have pledged themselves 10 use their utmos,
axe.,ions to carry it into eiFea. The schsme has
tue advantage OF giving TO each alvensurer,
chance tor some very large prizes, whilst the pro-
portion prizes to blanks. so srea a. 70 invite
the friends Of the imended institution 70 2artak-
N lottery, with very little risk OF their oecom-
ing losers. The Of Tic stale is 10 be l1-
pointed TO receive tie money for the tickets rs
they are sold. and/to pay u. amount OF ,ie pri.
zes 10 tae fortunate alscntu Hrs IL ~ believed
that the abovs consideration will inltice = rapid
sale OF tickets, and Ia drawing will Commence a.
soon sufficient number shall DC sold TO au,ho-
rize it-whcA 1t is believed viii * OH the second
Monday i'll Dece uext.
Riclmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Parcel Of Ground,

Lying in tBe saidf0sH VI DtHgaiiswHe, az wbie5 r,
atgrl0g- bep.e, store boVse anil hmsry -boue--fr
f@e pfoe y saiistyigg ttc qfsgesaid aef, viii ,a-
Eye4f anu eOsis aHoa4.Rg tJc execution q r5s Uass
Bond end gool secuyi,y sviH lie required of zoe shg-
e5nsey, Sgiib htSeW from t5s d.fe
TCHN FLcCD, : CO..
1. T%LELANO, ]'"''sf''
9zsyl5 II, ,Gcl. "a,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
7 ne Broad Rock Jockey

Club Races viii comnsnce on TUESDAY the 8tk
day oi Say neNt, ahd .sii on tinue for 4 DAYS
the iSs day the Jockey Gu purse of dolls 100,
four mil hca:s-2d d. tie Proprietor OF the
Fields Ydrae of dolls 20J, three nil heats
s. Iay u Jockey Club Cop Of dolls 100 value,
two nie i,. rs, free Cor a ages, no person per-
mit,ed @ start tof tl,s cuD but menrhers of the
club, aud f. iheir only bei .fi'-4th day Sweep
Stak-l for 4 ears DID c,,;s and flies, two mile
heaiS, entrance d,lis. TO naif forfeit subscr;p
zion to close on the 18th day OF April 4 subscr1.
bers or 10 race thc eghts aud rules for thos.
races agreeable 10 the Richmond Jockey Clus
W, weights as follows: aged horses 1876 Us
Syc.l' "a rs '.s ) yea old 1lS lbs 4 y.ars
o. 100 3D., yea.s old ~ lbs. Mares and Gel.
ding allowed 3 lbs.
The Treasurer for the club requests the mem.
bers 10 Le pontedin paying uy her subscription
on o. before The day of iunn,1.
THOMAS CHEATHAM. T'r.
March %. 1874. .2M1
THE MEMBERS OF The CLUE
are requested to meet a. the -aad Rock cour.c .
the day preceding the Jockey Club Purse. at 4
O'Clock in the evening. for the purpose Of maxim
some regulations for the different G.ys rupn,ng.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
BY Authority.
Scheme Of 4 Lottery.
To BUILD AN AcADEMY IN rHE CRY OF
Richmond.

1 Prize-last drawn ticket, having
y blank 10 It's l.aruasr, y,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

Said Tyilkinson is abemt d years Of age, ubzrayds
Of six feet bir5 ard large n, PROPORTION, bas dyk
red BAR, 'rosc be commonly keeps tied though it is
not veTy long, and 5zs son,c tets jJectes IN bis jee
be Suas e!O:bed bae roundabout, a blue sErrom,
neHrl ncSs, striped Plantations II olive caiored veIvet
fang cor. and thin sui,l,ney Su:stcoa. bat nor
pUric4ia,iy rscoliscted
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
BURR MILLS TUNE
M4.NUH4CTY1RY

6E4NUR4CI'0 RY.
TIKI subscriber taxes this mode Of returning his
thanSs To his former patrons, and informing the
public N general that rs has (hY desire of his
U.enes) ~ orr1chssd he NANUFACTUR-
ING of BURN E.ILL-SFOEES AMI having
EI rlshed hlnlcif viii J. supply Of the best nl4
terials, and having Aad siAteen yearE e,ll eserce
IN ths bAsinc-a, Baltimore, Petersburg aud
Richmond, hcues 20 he able 10 ave .at.sfaetiou
20 his employers
The .;oneS he will warrant to be as good as a
ny in the United State.
NM order. left with Capt. william PEN-
Soea, Norfolk; Capt WlLLIAA CHAkaEEs,
StauBIoni Mr WILLIAM Hay, Wythe couaty,
o. Mr.. RoDERT &00AE, PeteI sburg, shah be du-
j atten6ed to, and coul.try produce received in
payment, the customary prices.
CO." TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
to the above business, aud shor, tinie edursA.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan 10Th 1903. CtC)
Nh. FOR SALE, PL1IS2B47 of'P4PLS,
IN ston- or ground, for th- Improvement OF land
with directions for The uss tneIeof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
b. roe Sov~Hor Of s5e Commensurate IF Virginia.
4 PROCLAMATION.

a FRICLAM ATlON-
M HEREAS 1t is represented 20 the Execu-
w tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Peirson, confined FOR horse stealing, and Cullen
Demmory, confined for murderin tae second de-
gree, have (the two former Cor the second tiiue)
escaped from the peniten;iary. Ihavc therefore
thought Et. with the advice ofti.e council OF SKATE
10 issue this proclamation, he,eby oiseriog = re-
ward OF one hundred dollars Tor each of tire cou-
vieis SO escaped, to any person or pevsohs who
shall apprehend and convey them e,ther ofthem
to the peniteutary. And do moreover require
all officers civil and military, and exhor, tie good
people OF the commonwealth TO use their nest en-
beavers to apprehend and convey to the peniten-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Peirson and Cullen Demmory.
Given under my hand with the seal oe the COM
l.. S. nonweaith annexed at Richmond, this Slst
day of March. 1904.
Signed, JORN PdGE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

if ,hofe who governed the patIiops OF that dsy.
and were abient from this meetiag, had alto been
abirnt from thar. an army would not have been
marched into the country. Atthis meeting, the
following refoiu,ions were onanimoany adopted
IG. q Refolsed. Tha; in our opinion, the
civil authority is now folly competent 20 enforce
the laws and TO puniih both psA and future of
fences. inaimsch. a. The people at large are de-
tesmined TO fupport every deiciption ofcivl of
Gcers in the legal diichargc oftheir duty.
I'd. 20 Rcioived. That in ous opinion, that
all perfons who may be charged OF fofpetled Of
having committed. any offence sgainlt the Unit
ed States or the State. during the late diaurb-
ances, aud who have not entitled thenfelvcs TO
the benefits Of the set Of oblivion, ought imu,e-
dia,ely to farrendef shemIelves to the civil au-
thonty. in order to and their trial, that II there
be aoy fuch peffons amongi they are ready to
furrender themielves 70 the civil authority &C.
coriinely, aud tha, we will unite in giving oue
aiiRance TO bring to jueice fuch offenders az
mall NOT futreudcr.
cd. {" Refolved, That In our opinion OIL
oes Of infpetsion may be Immediately opened in
the reflective counties Of this furvey, without
any danger Of violence being offered to any of
the officers. and that the diitilen are willing and
ready 10 enter their nilss s 81
4th. a. That William Findlcy, David Rcd-
ick, Ephraim Douglas. aud Thomas Mortons
do wait ON the PfeGdent with the foregoing
fefolntions." .3 aeA
Hero ends The hiaory Of all ,hoie mee,iogs
which are fuppofed TO have had any connection
with The infurrctton in which Mr.. Callatin il
isid 20 have been engaged. Now 40 tho sresfon
of which Mr.. Gs!latin il accufsd Of having been
guilty, 10 slledged by hiAaccuisfs TO have bcen
committed at iome Of shefc meetings, i'll can
fhow that theh meetings we're in thenielves
lawful. aud thar Mr.. Galatin when attending
them at no tine expreiIed himielf in treafoua-
Ne manner, ! fhalI completely prove him co..
tireIy ipnoccnt Of the crime with which he 10
charged. For the purpoic Of cRsblifhing shefs
two points, on which the whole weight OF my
defence Of his character muR rcR, fhall mske
a few more extracts from the fame hilosy from
which tho one above inherited istsken. .i
WILLIAM TELL
(qs Be csreisdsd In oar nesf.J