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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-29
mo. GIG.
Further DaUades. d.

THE Connmilioners in coramiflioo ofb, K
ruptcy awarded ard ilucd forth againa John
Gill; OF Baltimore, in Maryland difrict, mer
chant, intend TO meet on MordAy The 10Th day Of
March next, at four o'clock 10 the afternoon, se
their Office, the fouth-ealt corner Of Gay ard Wa
ter ltreets, IN the city of Baltimore, 10 order to
make further dividend Of the eGa,. ard effects
Of the fad bankrupt when and where the credi-
tors, who have not already proved their debts,
are to come prepared to prove the fame, os
theywill be excluded the benefit OF the fad diyi-
dend.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
From tie Boston Weekly Magazine.
DELICACY AID POLITENESS NECES.
SARY TO KEEP LOVE ALIVE
IN THE MARRIED
STATE.


Women, who have lost their husbands
affections, are often reproved; and indeed
very Justly, for neglectipg their persons,
and not taking the same pains to kefh as
they did TO gam heart. But who thinks
Of giving the same advice to men? Yet
why woman should be expected to en-
dure a sloyen with more patience than a
man, and magnanimously governing her
ieeliDg, conceal her disgust, cannot un-
derstand. ii is not possible always TO be
pleased, because having promised TO love
under different circumstances we are
told IT is our duty to do so in aH.-It is
much 10 be lamented that both the male
and female character is unavoidably
shrouded in kind Of veil, during court.
ship; which, when removed by matrimo.
ny, too frequently verscircumstances
which, IT previously known, would have
been insurmountable obstacles and have
prevented the union from taking place.
The man in pursuit of a layorite fair, whom
he wishes to make his companion for life,
studiously avoids appearing before her in
dlshabile--he would think it an insult.
10 pay her visit with uncombed hair, a
long beard, dirty linen, and his whole per.
son bearing the concentrating marks Of
an over nights intemperance, which might
be waited to her oIlactory sense by his
tainted biealh.--To oblige him TO- appear
before the Object Of his wishes in that state.
would be next TO death.--H will he care.
igl TO adjust his dress with neatness, his
liner will be clean, his face, hands, and
teeth perfectly sweet.--IVh lie in compa.
ny with his charmer, he watches her loo ks,
Caesses at her wishes, and flies to execute
mem; does she wieh her chair removed.
does her fan, handkerchief, work or scis.
sors Tall to the ground, how eagerly does
I've npflng to prevent her the least trouble |!
her word Is a law with him, and ii is very
rare thing for lever to presume 10 see
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

i speak TOT rrom actual cxyerience---,,o,
Ihave reached my fortieth year without
having changed my condition, being con-.
tent :" TO suffer the evils which know, "a
Their than rush To others which l knox
not ot," but have very numerous &C.
quaintance, and am a good Dalured kind
oil creature, very handy To be invited when
there is much pastry TO make, or mary
pickles, preserves, jellies, cakes, Sc. 10
be prepared, and in my Various visits,
have been witness 10 such scenes, as has
made me retire OF night from sumptuous
mansions, where all was apparent fes,iyiiy,
and happiness, TO my own solitary room,
thankful had no husband to torment, or
be tormcnted by.
have seen such rrdeness praclised on
both sihes, have seen both men and wo-
men who pass for good humored, well
bred people in the world, be such slovenly,
grumbing idle, inelegant, beings at home,
that have hardly thought it possible they
could be the same persons. but this is so
delicate point, that however intimate I
may be with any of the parties, should
not dare 10 give the most distant him, or
OAiS' N'~ - ~.iSiNoS aNfiSG ndNS NiiGISIbfG
given publicity TO my thoughts on the SUBJ
Ject, and nope it may be the means of
leading some Of my own sex to take more
pains to cultivate the esteem and secure
the, respect of their husbands, than they
did TO attract the attention, and excite the
admiration of their lovers-and inspire
some of the other sex with reflections that
women are not slaves 10 their caprice, or
merely the toys OF an idle hour, destined
to be thrown by with Indifference, when
the whim IF a moment is past; bu, rati-
onal beings, equal with themselves, sub
]ect to the same passions, actuated by the
same motives, as sensible ofinjury, as ca
pable ct feeling pain, pleasure, grief, Joy,
love, hatred, pity and CONTEMPT as they are,
and should be treated accordingly.
A CONTENTED Old MAID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
NORFOLK, August Il.

Arrived brig Jrana, J. Wilbur, Master, 50
days from Madeir1. $40 Pipes Wine to Sund-ies.
The Juliana is under jury fore.nast aud .nain-
top-mast, having experienced severe gale of
wind, from S L. July 10, in lat. "a y. long So
w by which she was cast on her beam ends.
She lay with her main hatcli-in, and was filing
very fast through her cabin and fore scutts.
The crew began to despair of saving themselves,
when they cut away the fore-mast, which CARR.
ed away the man-top- mast, and she righted..
She had three feet and half of water in the hole
and they had only left square nain.sai, two
stay sails, two s,udding- sails and trisail.
July 80, lat. % N. long. 81 w. was brought
to by the Bri sh three -mastcd shooner Leader,
captain Rathbone, last from Barbados Cap,.
X ordered the briggs boat out. examined our pa
pers, in which he could find nothing Irregular:
bng he declared that if we had had sufficient sail;
he would have sent her into some port, and try
for his share of SO valuable cargo.
eCfe Notwithstanding tbe distressed condition of
re Jnlidna, at thar time capt. Ratbbore pressed
from on bard one MN, a NATIVE AMERICAN;
and treated captain WlEur in ether RESPECTS ser,
Ill
- In company with the Schooner was the brig
Hannah, from Martinique bound to Salem-she
had been prize four days. :
The Juliana was boarded, 1st inst by the Bril-
fish friSate La Hoche, detained short time.
! and we'll treated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
REMARKS.

]. HIS personal honor as been questioned, test.
ed and found wanting, in the opinion of at least
three whom he challenged and did not fight.
9. He was not inspired in all his atl.ons, at
least by God, cnless God is the immediate insri.
gator Of evil
The proposition for a convention did not
doom IFS auihoJ 70 universal execration. 1t had
been made before, and had been a6ted upon, and
was not unpopuar in other states it 1t was in this.
II very probable that the propo iton made by
WhomsosVer 1t NIGH be, would have failed if It
had depended upon New York for motion or a.
dopion
3. Mr.. M in making Hamilton the prime mo-
yer Of Washngyon,s important actions, goes too
far for common belief Washington sometimes
had ether advises and sometimes a6led conua.
ny TO Hamllon's opinion, we dare presume to as
seyt.
8. Our national existence we believe is indie
pendent Of Hamiiions thoughts. sop1e Of which
were directed to quite different Objects
6. Here rho eulogist was candid. 7, &c ,rne our
consti y ION is not such as Hamilton wished il.
But II meets the appreciation Of many as great
and good men as him, though it allows no stand
my armies, large naval establishments and seve
ial &" means Of self preservation" against the REQ
Tie enjoyed by strong governments so much de-
tireu W nm . such as he wished ~ he would
conOiess have made 1t whenever in his power
Z. II i" governments naturally run into aristo.
eracies," according TO Hamiton's system. isthat
reason why we should adopt am aristocracy al
hrsp II would be like killing children The mo-
Tnens o. 'heu birth because they are naturally in-
e.ined 20 disease and death.
9 lltfe arjstecracy Of money is 80 dangerous.
why join ii - the aristocraey OF birth and unyi.
legged ordets'
What and who are governments IN pre
se'Ye themselves against reform and improve
meutl ard the pcople' Yet il should be for the
good ot he people that governments exisf. and
ti'ey Jshoaid not Possess the power Of preserving
Themselves independent Of their creators, for
wrgse interest Sncyarc Instituted.
10 II is libel on Washington 10 say that IL
vas Nlexauder IIa-Cilton who injured HIN 90
accept the presidency. Ns if the advice 0: Ia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
CHARLESTON, August II.

he repeal OF the law for opening the
ports Tor the admission of negroes, is now
talked OF, not upon surmise, but something
approaching TO certainty. The mischief.
which that ill-advised measure has a.rea-
dy done 10 the commercial part If the COM
munity is incalculable, and Is so far from
being balanced by any advantage on the
part of the agricultural, that its repoa! can.
not be too soon. In fact, the beneli, the
planter may be supposed to derive from
the increased Quantity of produce, wi be
greatly diminished 10y The reduction in the
price, which must necessarily follow 4 g.ut
at market, and will not in all probability
balance the interest of the purchase mo-
ney, and maintenance and cIoathing of
the additional hands. On the other hand.
1t has so intirely absorbed-we should ra-
Their say ingulhhed, the cash of the coun-
try-that is to say, taken it out of its fair
course OF circulation, that the sinews OF
commerce are palsed, and, if the cause
were 10 continue, must perish. The plan
ter buys slaves with the cash which ould
otherwise go To the merchant for his SUD-
ply OF European, Indian, and other foreign
productions the merchant, of course, is
disabled from making punclual payments;
paper currency stagnatcs for want of mo-
ney to keep the head of the fountain run
ming; and thus credit, the life and soul of
commercial prosperity, is destroyed.-r
From this injury 10 particulars, the gene
raj credit and reputation of the whole
country isso much suspended, that nothing
but time, and great prosperity can restore
1t again to its place, or put it back into it's
customary course. These evils begin to
be seen, and being backed by many Other
circumstances and opinions derived from
other states, will, it is said, certainly lead
to the desired repeal as soon as the legis-
laturc Of this state shall meet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
NEW,LONDoN, (Con.l August IS.

NJ w -LoANjON, (Con.) August D.
Our last marine list briefly mentioned
the arrival of the ship Eugenia, captain
Mansfield of New. York, from Bordeaux,
WHICH had been taken possession of by the
British ship Leander, and ordered for Tia.
lifax.-Of Montaull Point, the wind being
ahead and the ship short Of water, the
prize master was induced TO come into
this port. Immediately on her coming TO
anchor at the light house, captain Mans.
field came on shore with his papers, and
applied to the collector and the mayor for
authortyand assistance to retake his ship;
they howeverde emed acknowledgements i'm
proper. The affair Causing some hustle,
OF which the prize master was informed,
he put the custom-house officers into a
boat, cut his cable and crowded sail into
the sound. Capt. Mansfield got immedi-
aiely On board fishing boat, followed by
a number of volunteers armed with mus
kets and pursued the ship, which he came
UP with IN the afternoon, and there being
no arms on board met with no opposition
IN taking possession. he prize master s
his crew were sent back 10 this place in the
fishing boat, and capt. NJ. proceeded on
his voyage 10 New.York, where he ar
rived the following day. tits a.novel cir.
cumslance. and the end of it uncertain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

s4veps aS%y by re aa- and ehdltrs. or voni,ins
and purging. has induced me 10 so!:cis the pub
LEGATION of the following remedy for the cure of
The above disease Oil OF Pennyroyai, two
drops to table spoonful Of nnolasses. syrup or
honey. afef. beng well stirred up lie, enc ia
spoonful be ADMINISTERED every hour until it has
the desired enett, which from experience, can
with safety assure the PUBLIC, will be found il, e.
very case Of the above disorder 20 be 4 speedy
and Certain cure. For grown person the de-
may Oe doubled, and given in the same mannef.
AN OLp LADY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
PHILADELPHIA. Aroust %.


Extract OF letter from a gentleman in
opaln, TO his correspondent in this city.
Cadiz, June l2th, 1904.
81 have now the pleasure to address YOU
Tor the last time previous to my departure
from Europe.
If our mutual friend Don Carlos is not
now completely ashamed Of himself, it
must be because he has no shame in him !;
Tor the nett proceeds of his Wanted sua-
viter in modo, viz. the coUenfion, has vs.
nIshed-Cevallos has rcjtsed TO ra,ifv IL, as
he says that circumstances are so alter
" ed by the accession Of Louisiana, that he
cannot ratify it in its present state :" and
on the SIN instant he fosinUeIy declined IL.
This will probably be the first account of
IT. which will reach the United States. If
things are to go on in this way would ra.
Their be considered an Algerine than an A.
mer can.
" thought 1t was humiliatine enough
to have agreed to the Convention with the
exclusion of French captures but SUP
pose the Spaniards thought they had been
TOO Indulgent to nation which had so
long ard completely lost sight of its own
dignity and the interest of its ci,izens--I
believe | am the only person in Cadiz &C.
quamted with this circumstance"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
Notice.

That on Saturday the first day of September
J. next, at the Courthouse of Henrico county,
shall proceed to SELL by Public Auaicn, for
ready money. TO the highest bidder,
Ill the Right, Title, Interest ard
Estate, Of William Crozier,
Gan insolvent debtor. lately discharged under
the act Of assembly in such case made and pro-
vided1 in and to
Six Acres of Land,
Lying in the county of Henrico, adjoining III.
lands Of Adam Craig on the North east. Of A.
dairs on the South east and South west. and the
road leading to the City of Richmond on the
North-w near 10, or adjoining the limits of
the said city. On this land is good dwelling
house. and an extensive garden, in high cultiya-
ton.
The above trad Of land was on the dav
OF conveyed by the said William Crozicr
and Mary his wife, to Doctor John Adams. in
rust, for securing the payment Of T. 2IO. on or
before the 29th Of March, 1910, with legal into.
rest thereon from the 29h day Of March. 1906.
TIL Pa ment, being ,he sum due h, the said Gro.
zier TO Col. Richard Adams under the said deed
OF trust: the sale viii therefore be made. nj ,ges
frfe'esi oHly, ssfbe said CJozi BATH anu, NAV I,..
july debdrf puhnk
SHEPPARD, Deputy for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
CAMDEN. Is CT August 6.

~ 4fNoN9k "
BY a gentleman just from Charleston. we are
informed that the Yellow Fever has again made
its appearance in that city, tina, during his stay
there numbers died of it, and that on Monday,
the 23d ut. there were seventeen deaths, all OF
that disease.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
NEW YORK, AUGUST IL.

The ship Liule Corneia, capt. Harri.
son. from Rochefort for this port, captur.
ed on the 9th instant BY the British ship
Lcander, and ordered for Halifax, was re-
captured on the 9th, by the captain, male,
and cook, and has arrived safe at New
London. The recapture, from the prize
master and eight seamen who were put on
board, was efected without the loss or in
jury of an individual.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

( An insolvcnt debtor, lately discharged undei
the act OF assembly in such case made and pro-
vided) in and to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

The Leander, on Thursday afternoon,
captured the ship Hibberts, from Havan-
ma for New York. with cargo of maho-
gany and logwood, and sent her for Hall
lax. She was an English vessel, and was
lately captured by the French.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

The schooner Araminta from CAYENNE
(not the Amity, as mentioned Yesterday
was captured on Wednesday by the lie.
ander, and ordered for Halifax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
BALTIMORE

bNLIJMORE, August 90.
-ZfS'rs. PEcrIN y FEAILEY,
Gentlemen,
: lHi5 sea'on Of the year bcing extremely fass
20 Children, as such NUM- ers oil them have been
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

NE Truftees of the above Academy having re-
a paired all the buildings which are now attach
ed to that inaitution; confilting of convenient
dwelling houie, frnoke houie, dairy, kitchen and
fchcol houie with to engage for the eni,ng year
teacher, capable of nsructing youth in the dead lam
guages, practical mathematics, and the Engiih Ian
guage grannlatically.
On Saturday the 10th OF November next meet
ing OF the Trustees will be had on the prenlires at
which tune and place, gentlemen qualified as above
and Gefrous OF obtaining the iituaton, are refpet-
fully invited attend in order that the Trustees
may ieleGf from among the candidates the one who
ihan De the best approved By majority OF the
board.
The teacher who fhsll be chofen fhall have appro-
priased to his uie in addition the above houfe at
least $50 OF land. The iituaton of Warrington
Henry Academy is IN Tie centre ola popuous and
respectable neishbourhood, about ten miles from
Richmond, is remarkably hcaltlrul, and poficfc.
the advantage Of ome excellent fp-ings of water.
Tfios. TlNSLEY, PrsEatnt Of f5e T,gfes-.
Hanover County, October 18th, 1904. (eW3D
TIE PRINCIPAL building efroyca o~e years ago
BY fire.
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WHEREAS doubt, a,f entertained cqubetbr

WTHERRAS doubt, are entertained, qcbetbe-
w THE corporation Of TIE eity Of Richmond,
baz's authority to appoint a mathematical jf,-
geror, to prsjeriSe and regulate bis 4ufieJ and
fees; and it IS aJo d0ub.ea, qvhetber a (rset has
heeIa efGbEhhed, eaupnNU1ati@g from TIE Sbof-
ta470,y or .be nOr:5-epsR fae Of Sboekoe-Creek TO
tie no,'tb-zvsR corner Of tie cid fozyn Of Rib
nsond; and thence along tb-. JoHb boundary Of
7id Oidtoqon to tie auf5-eaf eo;Ae,. thereof, and
thence to Rockets apOn tbe margin Of tie ri
Ter, or otberzvjf IN one continued and direa
e0sa1s; AID doubts alfo e:r;R, qpbsfbe,- there be
an7 /lreet efabEij9e@ Oh TIE uortb-zpeR boundary
Of the Jaid old tosvn b. The ETarkef-bouje; and Il
be ng deemed expeasssst that i.cb doubts 5oulA be
remo7ed, and J4eby 9rset5 Jfnone aeif ePabi;y6-
ed;
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That a
fetition from tbe PRECEDENT and Common Council
Of tbc irid City, qSU be Pr:fmfed to the nest &C.
rernl 1zBsanbb Of this commercially, t,reyiug
them TO explain exiting EazyJ, or enaH f,cb
otber9, as nay meR sfsaualy obpiafe TIE laid
doubts, eqadlJ6 jfaece0ayyJ tbel uid Rreet5, and
authorize tie appointment ofn GlrUeror.
1fNDREY' STEVENSON, C. &C.
o}4'1e' II. (eS6H.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

DY virtue Of decree or the Court of the yrrted
- States for the ffti Circuit, in the Virginia diGri1
bearing date the 9th day Of June 1904 in behalf of
Primers Bond, attorney for TIE creditors of Ezekiel
Edwards, againit David Rois end others,
WILL BE SOLD,
To tie b;Sssf hitler FIR 'et -'7r, q. GooeJi.d Cent
Rogft, or ttt o9tb dsy Of Neo-.75., next,
ii TRACT Of LEND,
In tad county, OF Beverdam creek containing fftecn
hundred acres, more or eis, including the land where
en- the Court Hou,e is ituated, bounded by the lend.
of Samuel Woodfon and others, and commonly called
Rofs's Gooohland Court tiou,. TraGt; or 70 much
thereof as ray DE fuicicnt to rae the iunl OF ten
thouiand Dollars, and the e~pences attending the
ale.
BEN MosEY, .. ". fer
TJtPb Sat-, 81. y. y.
October II. (tdD
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MI Re egsserrd for .tise, ~ eUey Of Public Aae.
fioa, TO NE higbsf bidder, on Yeaneiaay TIE
.tij? day ofnext month
He HALF ACRE LOT OF LAND and
< TENEMENT;{ying at Rockets, late the
property Of Robert Ombeyjon, deeea/eG. TIE
bindings on this Lot are conq,e,iienf e,Id aIuuLe,
ana fbe lot svi, it il 6eAeped, admir- Of a ba,ri-
ton iH'o three fenement5 /; 10 par!iionsd, tie
SY6ole or tsuo parts at iraR sviN be /aid, and a
complete tile made IN fee Ifnpie. Approyed
notes Of per1o.t rcfding in Richmond, parable at
Siety dNyS, zoiH BE- rsceived. in pay,nent BY toe
f.5teyTter. nm. BROHN.
O9o6er Is. ids.
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EDUCATION.

NE Tryqses Of 1Hipeb5a-r Aradsmy aegusint BE
faSiis, tbat tie Lati~, G,eeA and Frereb Lnggnqgr
together zvib flirting, arithmetic, Geography, tie e q
TIE G!o6es, Euclid sl be rssi-c! 6ranebe5 ofsLe Ma
tbeaf;, taught ia the Aeaa1y BY tie p,izei4ai m
.sy end lis qEJfret5.
TIE boOi i; PyooiStd 5r;t5 C!o5:. and Maps far tie
NJ Of TIE LoSvsy ekaf acitb 2tfefes and an Eie7,eal
Machines spitb A;r-9amp, EndiomrteyI, and Otbrr
feTtS e9 C6No:iea, ard P6i.fbisl APPARATUS, for
hing tie g0! experiment. dir, aAl exhibiting b. pro-
ftyties gffbedifsrent e!3a;e y4iai.
In tier tTaeninntioHs Of tie ibsal, tie 7tfee' ba0c
iees highly f!etd sSab tie plan Of teaching and tie
Proficiency oi6e Pupils and extremely happy in ad-
ding, 7Ubat by 6etvt aaf greatly 7sreg the utility q
f6e isifu0H, t6ai Judge Wbite zU, il trre de!ivs,
M tie AfGdegy, Conge fLstfares on tie Lags5 ana
Coafitu'iOni IF this Fate, and tbe United Slater.
16e'e Lecturer zrM commence annually tie FRI
MONDAY in December, ard continue until TIE k Of he
afeeeng Nareb, asda il confidently believed, that tve,y
ee.tas ~ rs fssssy, -R 3 rod 5z. ee1.!.ssaz 10
render bis LfI,el benfaattO III, Pst, and zoorsL q
PabEe patronage.
Join SAITH, PrgGa:n sft5e 7,.eee..
Ssptes5sr 90. (:5--5qo.I
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES
40 BE RENTED

40 BE RENTED.
NNE iituate 1t the foot of Adams hill, and but j
~ FINAL ditance frorr the Mafons Hail. lately occu-
pied by Mr. Thomas Underwood on this lot there
IS very good and well encloted garden, well of ex-
ceilent water and other conveniences.
One other iituate in the alley between the ftreet
leading to ShocloH warehouie, and that leading to
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied by MIR. John Rob-
bins.
The Other h.uate IN t,.e back erect near Esrris's
Tobacco mandatory, and the Rock Misunderstanding
large garden well incloled and at preient occupied
by MIR. Henry Tompkins.
PoIei1ion of the two frA defcribed may be had
immediately, ana Of the other on the frs, of January
next.
Apply to JOSEPH CALICO
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
a Light Coachee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harIleis, complete for two horfes
18th October. (eptfA
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]. DROCKENBROUGH, Carrier.


IIE Office Of Snperyifor OK the Revenue for
the Diisriet Of Virginia being diccontiuued, and
the unlimited buneis Of ,lc aid Office Transferred 70
me; the Collectors Of the Dircti Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adult
I'd end paid, are hereby Informed that they are now
re4ncted 20 call at my Office in the city Of Richmond.
without delay aud pay the balances due to the United
5tates--Ard thoie Whole lands nave been fold in the
aatiet OF Virginia By authority OF act Of Cougre.
81 the United States for non-paymeut OF the pired
Tax, may redeem iuch lands by paying to me within
the time limited, ihe principal cols and fees as the law
directs.
Asniot Of the aforementioned lands were fold in
DEC; I8o2 tae privilege ofredsmption viii continue
until December next
he money received by me for the redsmptiou OF
the isd LANDS viii be returned to the purchafer, with
interei at the rate Of 81 per cent per annum ON ;ho
pnrehaie money, 70 ne dy which it may BE paid
TO he. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial V.D
July z. EFF.