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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-20
For Sale or Rent.

NSy. 80. an.
IN 6u97uance Of the ZaN WU and
7sqamsat Of tbe late Roser, Bacbas, lseeaif1.
roRlLe sttrrl t0r Sale At tbe Plantation quberr
he ,.f1sa, in Sfa6ord Comfy, on The aotb day
f March next, # fair, sthsrquys The next tai,
day,
All the Perifhable Eitate of the faid
Buchan,
CONSISTING OF
The flock of hories, cattle, fhccp and hogs; the
plantation uteniils, houfehold and kitchen furni-
ture, and comfortable collection of books, on
divinity and hlfory, and eAay,, moral ard poliu-
cal. For all fams over ten dollars, credit of FIX
months will be allowed, The purchafer giving bond
with approved fscurity for all under cath will
be required. The property not 10 be delivered
sill tie terms are complied with.
And a, the fame time and place, will be fold
on credit of enc and TWO years,
The landed ERate
of the fsd dcceafed, containing about sac acres.
This land lies on the main run of Potomac Creek,
four miles from Falmouth, and about the fame
diitancc from Stafford Court Hcule il is well
timbcred, and comfortable proportion of the
cleared land is productive low ground. A mott
gage on the premifrs, together with good per.
lonal fecurity will be required.
All peifons having claims agsinH laid efate
are esrncftly requeReo to exhibit them as foon as
poaiblc, legally authenticated; and thofc indebt.
ed, TO make payment 10 one of the lub!crlDers.
All tho{e who have Books borrowed of the
the decesiea, are rcquefed to return them as
foon as poGible'
John M. Daniel,
Benjamin James,
Executors.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

tss .ae, Talfeyvan.i, Berthler, and few Ctna-
tors aud iniiters CT itlte, mot in Tie conijencs
er the Ceracan wers p-efcnt Ancersau is
lad to haze pledged hilnfplf FER the fuccefs of
the aaairs in this country provided the plan
w's;chhe has hinl!ef proicasI for eii' cling
the cnterPrifc be adopted vfthov. any change
or alteration, a2j BonararSc is ltatsd TO have ac-
c4ieicedin The condition.
Government fe Us fuly irpreaej with the
ooiaion that the nlouieut draws near when
Il the enemy eaili hazard the exrer;a,cnt Of inva-
ir. ihe ,eateit activity prevails in ell our
principle points OF offence. and troops are in
contain movement. The brigade Of guards az
Ceachc6er, and in that quarter. was this mo u
.agto p.!s the Tasmss at Cravcfend, and we
graerGard ts1t an encampr,e;;: &c &c, 900 men
VII, DC ialyne!atcly rnet =. Ccxheeth, in or
c.r to be restyto defend the uthern COAT,
or to embark for i..iaul. as tie eSigency ofaf
f&irs may rcqNre.-
w.2sav, lP.Gisl JULY
ilis Maiehy, the Emperor, by letter IL his
cwn nand wrltine. las 2H.a.onatey Invited
Louis XVAi,io Il eat Mittan, where a.. the
hoIours dcs Us is;sh rank aad virtues, .haII te
raid eirn.--at the fame time, giving an invita-.
ton to all Frsrth -rTaitts, whcreipegcr hiipc1-
fed, t-lt's in Rns, where they ....,1l be pro-
s-tt-d and employed. The Emperor has alto
ordered the immediate formation Of to emg gran
corps, one TO be commanded BY Louis KYLE,
and his brothers to be called the "Royal LIZ
gion Of honor and the other to bear the name
OF the luxurious vitsisn 10 CoTiican envy ani
malice, /" DEngheln, to be commanded eilher
by the Priace Of Comic, or the Oak: Of Bour.
bon.
From, Ee;aah, Ttnus 1,.-The mott meiancho'-
" intelligence ;c ontinually arriving here OF the
hayock made by the recent inundas:on in AieaG,
IN the Lauiitz, &c. The city of Sagan has been
entirely under wa.-r, ard 80 ,,oufes completely
destroyed; and in its enyirous teyera! houies,
bridges, and indeed whole viiiiages, have been
carried away By the force Of the water; great
numbers Of thcep and oxen, ard 80 perfons
have been drownd. At C!rri0ianltadt the bor-
der threatened the whole city with delfrutton !;
every one fed, and the bridges were forced along
by the torrent. The inhabitants climbed upon
zoe loftieit trees, in hopes of faving ,hei, hives,
but theie unable TO withitand the violence Of the
water, were thrown dowr, and the unhappy
perfons who had taken refuge on their branches
and their tops, were preoipiated into watery
crave. Similar diaitcrs have afflicted feverai
other places ard even on the mountains the
damage has been comfortable. In South Puff
ga the fatal ef.a Of this inondatiou has alto
been fevereiy feit. Two whole families 10 60
ing from on- town TO another, on 2 wife 70 their
relations, were fur rounded by the waters, and
.irownded.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Esnneaeea DiGgiE.
Samuel S. Hilde, efq. OF ilallowell.

Mr.. links.
was pleaed 70 Gee hin, in Th,rdavs paper, relative
the printing of the tickets which leem to have been
agreed upon, be pported by the parties the
flung choice of electors There will ureiy be iproprt-
etv in it, and certainly much convenience. The Citizens
will be liberty frike any they dke. aud IN
iert another; indeed adherence to the b aeh has
by fort of general will be neceiry the inc
ce either party, there will be few inances any ini-
vdua. whg change the candidates for Others gen
orally be supported The great length of the En- and the
fevcra Descriptions neceary be prexed and xed TO
the name Of each eleor will caue much a,lay and trouble
At town meeting uneis previous preparation made ard
if fs are be prepared by individuals before the retng
fee not why they may be printed well writtten
For one therefore heartily IN the proportion for
printing; and here, YOU will be prepared with the federal
liz for any periois VINO may call tor them.
4 Counrey~,~
four correspondent is ared of Willingness comply
with his requc!l and il we dcover legal obacle to
the propofed method vii, immediately iurnith the
printed ,ickc,s TO iach as with them
The refult of the Newharp,hrs election, rninea no.
bic proof that nothing but little energy wIntiT
fare the ccefs OF the federal cauie Ill parts Of the
on s neere,y hoped this example will be followed in alt
the New England hstes, particularly III Ma'aehuetts
and ,cnce reefs faction who endeavourins def
troy our ite governments. and thus rendering mere
colony Of the fave-hoisers OF Virginia.
FevEs--Cipt Ball from ca,ar,eann 1t Baltimore, ard
who failed A,s e6 reports, that malignant fever ragged
in every part OF the that many OF the feanen were
victims OF it, and that the inhabitants who able hao
removed or were removing from, the city.
A letter fron Charleton, dated Aug % fays" There
little OF the fever here among hrsngers but - CITY
in -ener heta tan c,al aage 5sea eYPected N
20 hot fnlna,s.'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
AT CLARK's
frfnnote LoterytHTee e Soaf Store. Fiji fret,
Portland

= Hay be bought for dolls. SO Cts. each.
iTl (poEtiyely to commence drawing in one
week. few TICKETS in the sd clais of Ama-
.Aeag Canal Lottoy t con,.ins only oooo tick.
ets-4 900 dollars higheit prize, ana all prizes
free from deduction.
LRswjf, Tickets and Quarters in the ixth
olats S0nt5 HaJlty, to commence drawing 25th
October, 5000 dolls. highea prize--lckets
dolls. Quarters zio until the c5.h init when
the price viii be enhanced to dis SO cents.
Aya, Tickets in the Pjsataqua Bridge Laae~y.
I'D clals--l2 1000 tickets, and 10000 dolls. the
hsheit prize
or Prize Tickets taken in payment for any
of the above. Letters (poa Paid) and enclof-
Ing the cath, pun6tuay attended to.
P~aaat ssps IL. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

4. meeting If the Stockholders % ,.le linc-r al Eou-
nebcc 3aak Monday the Sd n the following gent
were ehcfcr Directors for ile cnfung year William
King, 30 pretdent Capt Pe|eg 1aluSan Risot khn @
Page siias Lee, El.- Col David Payion-- Major Abe
Wood iun.--Moies Carleton, EfqAithur Lishgow, Liq
nfr Innn Relaxation. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
LOST.
NOTICE.

NOiICE
LIFT ~ the hore of the iuhfc-ihers fome time ia
Iuly ,a,, 1'half Boxes Of Gafs, by g. marked c.
The owner may have them by proving properly, and
laying for his advcrtii smen,.
HOLDEN & CusHMAM
7afi9-n, S.f:en!e' &c, ,so4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

e Des,s ofsSea quartz, 1efo,e 6. Curtain s9y;i.
a baG pat 7, trenysy = - 7icken a, Mr. u.
Cot6s-Bos IS oeats-rH SO cent,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
.BY THE Man S.

Ne7u-Yoyk. September :.
At meeting Of the Handing Committee of the fociety OF
: CINCINNATI Of the nate of New York, Wednesday
the 5th September, 6o4,
The PRECEDENT prefented a letter revsiived
BY him from Major General Charles Cotes-
worth Pinckncy. vice PRECEDENT general Of the
1ocicty Of Cincinnati, which was read and at
tcntively coufdered Wher-upon, refo'ved IL
ranimou1v, that this committee highly approved
the fcntn,cnts cxpreiied in the !aid letter, and
that the lecretary forthwith cauie the fame to
b: publi.hed.
WILLIAM POPHAM. Sec'y.
SIR, Csnrlrisu, s. c. Hng. 10.
With deep ahiaon, receive the account
Of our irreparaple lofs by the death OF opr late
PRECEDENT general. This deplorab1e event has
been fsnGbly felt and lamentcd in this part Of
the Union even b. thoie who were not Perion-
al.ly acquainted with him, and who did not
coincide With him in politics. BY me. who
have witnefTcd his calm intrer'dity and heroic
valor. on trying occaficns. and was acquainted
with his ,ranicendent Utilities and an,irablc quail
tiles and honoured with his particular friend
flip, his lots is mott poignant'y fel1, and his
memory viii be ever mott afiectionately rever-
ed.
IS there no way "a aooiIiiithS ti1to"SitVot ''e
natien, this abfurd and barbarous cuitom, to
the o5fervance of which he fell victim! Dn-
cling is no criterion of bravery, for have iecn
towards fight ducls, and am convinced real
courage may often be better ihewn in the reio-
tal than in the acceptance ola challenge. It
me Society Of Cincinnati, were TO declare this alb
horreuce If this practice, and the determination
of all their members to dftourage it as tar as
shev had influence, and on no account either to
fend or accept challange, it might tend to an
uul this odious cufom, and would be tribute
Of refpeet to the lentments and memory OF our
State luxurious Chief. If the State iocety of
New-York .hould coincide with me in opinion,
ihou.d be glad to have their fentnents how
beff to carry il into exc Lution; whether by iub-
mitting it to a,neering of the General Society at
New York Fhiladeph or Baltimore, or by
.eferring the matter at once to the dferenf
Fate focietirs for their confederation
have this day received your favour OF ihe
ssh of July, and am much obliged to the fate
tacely and yourielf for it.
Vltk lfntiments Of great rslpefs, 1 ha'e the non
ar to be yonr maj o5ediert jeyqanf,
CHARLES COrEsW ORFA PiNCKNEY
V,P G s. g.
Co., w. s. Smith Proficient sf tie Neas Isrk
fate Ssanyof Cincinnati.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

g.
~ AMUFL. WYMAN, has ;uR received ana
tor ale. few pairs Of Fancy ana plain Kid Slippers e.
quai to any imported for durability. Likewif Mems
Women, and Chiidrens MorroecO Slippers Of the hea
quality, Which viii re ..d mo crate pro fit a, his
mop next door 20 !. e ! B,y4a'5 tore Main nrcct s
b. Cuiomers, picafe 10 drcel your courfe ,l,h-
erwasd spd eIsmine for youeives Ccunry IN, chacrs
t"opliej on good terms f.ad ise -,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Bankrupt Notice.

HE 'Seerng Of the CommiiEoners and AGinees fora
oeena ~ the Gale o. !oaN ANDERSON. Bankrupt aands
adouriesi Monday he fra DIV of O.aober next ~ o.
ei"ck,p W. at No 4. Musy. RoY, P..al Of which all
concerned vii pieae to take notice.
SeAf.I,. 800.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17


s9ar'itn
II opa,ar Capt James Janeish Of his town to Mia
/ Jane Randall
Ia Wifcs lett BY t.ic Mr.. Packard, Mr. 'oln Ba
on fen editor Of the EaGs pepodtory Mi Nabby
, i4rer younge} daugle Of Maj, John IL
In North. armesh M. Levi Logi-g, Of Ncwgop'eaer,
to Af,'s sophia Boiworth.
yors, Nq Stephen Thatcher Of wcunehnn. ,,,-r-
ciay 70 the an,ab Ms marriott Pretie, uautter on col
Ju'as i'rcble, Of that
n pofcn sir Nashan3 K. cturg;s, M: srian
parknlcn.
ftr. Caleb Coule-, 20 iliis Charlotte ES71;.
Mr.. joieph Rider, to Mifs ilarni, E--.y.
Capt Charles I. SARGENT. to Mas Mar Turner.
In Dorchester, A. .anei over, to I'D. fsrv ir>Ss
u r.aadrpf,is i,v ohn Barker cYn nfr william foor
ss-pess have beer Of oion that y uniting The
With STAB, fome,hng ikea sos might be ,.-saaosd.
u this oyc, NJ. Ee-;ann S-ith late Of Bottom, ared
osa Young aan ivaos character and pro,e,l. rroa.-
81 Iaca uiefulnes 10 fcc;e.v
- Il child &. FIR. Sanscei Todd, a-eri vears.
In Bceon Nr. Ehphalet Dcsn Of IRIS town.
IN svcaGatt, Mrs Catkane Kelton aged %, wife OF
Nh. sanue. Kc,:on.
In Frankfort l,en) the 9th ri; t.. John Cano in
the Toth yeai Of his age.
IA Oahe'te, P.ina-sa tie King CT that nand he was
goed friend to the chri!tian rliionaries.
AT BailfQwa Springs Sept. L. Notes Titccb Tfa aged
~ arltive OF Portland, and nhaban. of St Cro;x
II Friction Mr. Samuel Di. aged es Years tie by az
cdent, drank nsl quantity Of diGoived Pes-..A., milf
taking 1t for hitter which caaled h death in aboa. Is
hours
10 Northumberland Penn. Jacob Po,ar late .na.c.
of tha. Commonwealth.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Warranted Stone Lime.
Evening School.
PROBATE CoURT-ocyosss ..

N PROBATE COURT-ocrosss
Nm account OF the neceGary abfence Of
the JUICE of Probate the Probate Courts which would
"thtrwiie have been holden the fourth Wcdn.G sy &
September init viii be holden ill the wedn,Eday
foi owing-vz on the it'd Say Of o.s~s, aex
BY order OF this JUDGE,
JOHN ROCKINGHAM, Rer;as,.
P''fsa.a Sstt r4th 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Mn11r.h

Et eu1r'n
Az Norwich, Yer. Rev. James w Woodward over the
Congregational Church and iuceiy in that town. At
BEDFORD, ~ II. Rev. David ~. Gregory.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

The fchr. America capt. Henery Morfe from pcnob.
fco, for Demara. thc 2lh Feb Ian in cooicluencc
or very bad weather bee mere wreck the CAP, d-
ed fatigue, and Of the (Ezeke Wade and 10Th
Gtsheh were drowntcd the redue of the crew after
beng the wTecko days, and experiencing every hard
ihip, from the .eas, weather, and of nourhment
taken of in the lar, of Bermuda, by spanih brig
from Ten,re hound 70 Brol, Eng where they arrived
in July laft t1@
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02

{ s'ifor Of NJ King. fled in the Office OF master
| commissioner GreenhOw, and that a ptorer re-
gard tor MS character made il necessary, that he
should publish the facts; bur he told me ar the
'ane 'ine that the signature 10 the aIiadvi, fur
| 'hshed him by Mr. Tucker. resembled so much
'ne Certificate s.!orn toby Mr. King. as 10 leave
! great room TO doub, whether they were not writ
! ten by the same person AS was convinced
that there was some mistake in the business. /
requested Mr. Wills 20 suspend his publication
until could send for Mr. Tucker and have he
t9tt fully ascertsined. | sugse3tcd 20 him the
probability Of Mr.. fuckers unreasant situation
alter publication aud the great injury he might
do to the reputation OF young man. who could
have no pos ib'e motive for acting improperly
Mr.. Wills appeared nuchirntated with Mr.. King,
and Showed no DISPOSE ion o spare his reputation
L then mentioned TO him, thar by 4 premature
publication. he won deeply affiia the fee ings
OF an innocent and respectable family, against
whom he could have no enmity. He said the unfa
vorable impression made on his own reputation,
rendered an Immediate publication necessary. J
Immediately wrote TO Petersburg, requesting thar
Mr.. Tucker would come to this place and detect
or acqut mr. King MIR. Tucker did not find il
convenient to come until Thur day the Oath inst
and on the next day gave to Mr. DAVIS for pub.
lcation an honorable acquit,al TO Mr.. King as i
bove In that acquttal, the whole circumstances
are fully detailed, and in manner equally homo
rable TO Mr. Tucker. l have made the above
statement of faas, because never supposed there
were any circumstances attending this business,
thar would warrant MIR. Wills in charging MIR.
King with balba5le forgery, r,ore especially he
had acknowledged 70 me the great resemblance
in the hand writing. and because Mr.. King is
now living with his father in Campbell county,
at the distance of about 100 miles, and is, as yet
an entire stranger to the attack on his reputation
by Mr. Wills
THOMAS NORvELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
To the Public.

ME undersigned hopes it will be I'm.
il necessary To offer an apology to i ge-
nervous public, fCr the trouble he NAV s,ive
them in perusing a statement of facts,
which justice requires shouldb be made, for
the exculpation of character he has unin-
tenionaliy injured. At the instance of
Mr.. Willis Wills, the subscriber furnished
the following affidavit
"The affidavit Of Wood Tucker, who
"is now and was one of the inspectors of
tobacco at West-Hill Warehouse in the
"town of Petersburg, in the years 1898
and 1893, taken at the tavern Of Edward
"Powell, in the town Of Petersburg, this
18th day of May, 1904, who saith, that
the following four hhds. oftobacco were
"inspe6ted at the said warehouse at the
"dates annexed to the following list of said
four hhds. OF tobacco, viz:
Adm. Green, no. 7e4 1870 122 lS49 } Nov. 10,
do 7S5 1850 100 1430 s 1898
do. 1918 1900 100 1880 } Dec 8,
do. 1914 1000 40 1880 1898.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
AUGUSTA, (Geo.) May ~.

The extra session of the legislature o.
this state was adjourned IN Saturday the
18th instant, alter having cor rJe,cd Tho
obJect OF their convention. They hava
approved and ratified the proposed amend-
ment to the federal constitution, discri-
miaating in the ticket for President and
vIcE PRESIDENT; have enacted . law dee.
claring it felony without benefit Of CLERGY.
TO stir up or excite any slave or slaves toD
rebel or to make any attempt to excite.
them, by uttering, publishing or holding
any conversation with any slave, having 2
tendency to excite or in1amc their minds.
They have appointed Benjamin Shrine.
Esq. Judge Of the Middle I)islr;el. and
Patrick Jack, Brigadier Genera, Of ,1e lst
brigade, Of the Sd division OF militia, in
the place Of Brigadier General Nsrewea-
Their, resigned. Each branch of The Jeeis-
laturc have unanimously voted an address
requesting his ExcelenCy 10 remove Ia
be6 Bowen, Jun. esq. from the Office of
Judge oil the Superior Court OF the East-
ern District--These addresses were sep.-
rate and independent acts Of each house.
end not joint. There were several local
appointments made, and among thcirnum~
Der were the appointments Of Thomas
Flournoy, and Walter Leigh, Esqss. COM
mlssioners Of the Academy of this place.
and Edward Rowell, Esq. Justice of the
Inferior Court Of this county, in the place
Of Litlcberry Bosiick, esq. RESIGNED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
May Doth, 1904
" o L I Q 4.

~ ~ 4 IT,
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Mutual A assurance Society, held al The General
Office on the 18th of May, 1904
WHEREAS the power of varying and altering
the rates of the Premiums on Insurances made
by this Society is vested in the General Meeting
only of the Members thereof, and not in the
Board of Directors, and it being the opinion of
this board that experience has evinced that the
risk on insuring wooden buildings in towns and
in the country compared with the present relative
rates of the premiums on such assurances is une.
quail. Therefore,
Resofved, That Declaration mot yet approved
of or hereafter offered) Tor Insurance of wooden
buildings, situated in towns established by law,
shall be suspended until the day next after the
adjournment of the next General Meeting of the
members Of The said society, or until further order
of this board
Rcsoived, that the foregoing Resolution be
pubishedtw in each paper printed IN this state.
A true copy from the Records.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02

him FOR his ransom from captivity among
the Algerines, and as full compensation
for his services as interpreter to the Alge-
rine mission.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofthe Ho'tsc Of Representatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President gftte Sel'ate, hr0-femhore.
March 90, 1904.
APPROVES,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
HAIRS + Me FRENcH REVOLUTION.


Just Pnb!isbe3 and for sate at S Pleasaufs ;unr's
Printing Office end Book Ifor-, Ricbnoua.
T'Hh HISTORY or THE IT.EPS
Which arofe out OF the French Revolution; 70
which is prelized, a review of the eaufes Of that
event. Bf ALEX AMBER STEPHENS, Of
the hon Society OF the Middle Temple, eGq
- oidfai'es ge'as febRH Romani sDic,i,a, nj
qtgHe dgHG oiGebanhr, rs,crjbe { co ulagis, glod
nl'6i' ape metz Payti5us yeibU5iee dniDins Hbsr-
erdt Sail. de conjurat Casill
The London edition of this work which has
iuf come to hand ia now telling at r. dollars.
E'tract from tbe dloatbiY l4agaSi.e and Prifis5
Register, for .1niy, 1908.
" The late eventfui war has found an able hii
,orisn in Nir Alexander Stephens, Whole work
entitled " A tiiGory Of the Wars which srofe out
Of the French Revolution from 17e. 70 The geue
raj peace in I0o7," exhibits a eonnc9ed and well
arranged detail OF fh- moi eventfrl e important
conieR chat has occurred fince the futjugation of
he Roman empire aud 10 the courfe Of The WORK.
The author has united the iEteren ariing out Of
b, graphy VIII the inrn6(ion to be derived irons
hihory in both departments his manner Is dig
nihed his LANGUAGE Is eloquent and bis inforna.
ton is obyiouny derived from the moR authentic
fource.
" The Introduction af,er tosehiny on The rrsa,
changes that have taken place in ancient and ms
dern fstes, prefents difisrtation Oh the zo-srn.
meut OF Frsn-eJ in which the opinions Of Meze.
ray, Froifarf. Commincs, and Hottoman, are quo.
ted and Investigated An atterap, IL a,fo naos 60
trace the late revo .tioD up to It's original fourea
while the leading men and conte nding parties are
fully and diGirGly poarsrs red the characters Of
urgot, Coionne. Clavierrc, RobeGpierre, Marra,
Brigo,, Talleyrard, Mirsbeau, Lallg Bernavs,
&c. are accordingly developed in rute,lion.
II the eourfe Of this work the principal Hs.es.
msn in Britain as we'll as IN france PATS IN revisz
ard The opinions, talents and purfri's ol Pitt a
czJ an Adding'or Sheridan, Dundss, Bed
fora and Grcnville, are noticed snd enumera.
ted. osf
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VIRGLNII:


ut suterior Court Of Chancery, holden in
RtcAm0nd, the 2Sth day efA1ay, 1904.
Between y
John Watkins and Sarah Moore, executor
and execntrix OF Joseph Moore, plaintiffs
And =
Aachariah Williams and Thomas Glascock. |
executors of Robert Walton dec defendants
{ ~ the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel, the
- court doth order that the defendants, who are
not inhabitants of this commonwealth, and who
have failed to appear and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and to shew cause against the revival of
the suit lately depending in this court, in which
their tes,ator was plaintiff and the present plain
uits defendants, TO appear here the first day of
the next term and answer the said bill, and shew
cause it any they can, why the suit aforesaid of
their said testator brought fora settlement of &C
counts, and in which an account was ordered and
repor, in pursuance thereof, made before the
abatement thereof. should not stand revived 4.
gAinst them as defendants, in the names of the pre-
sent plain ifs And the court further orlereth
that the defendants be notified of this order. by
msertion OF 4 copy thereof for two months sue
cessively in one or more of the Richmond news
papers, and by another copy being posted or the
front door of the capitol in this city.
Copy,-Teste,