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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

FREDERICKsBURo. May Z.

way
During the present session Of tie Dis
trict Court in this town, the following per-
sons have been arraigncd as criminals.
Richard Pearl, from Stafford, for larce-
ny, sentenced TO one years confinement
in the Penitentiary.
eAerdnder Burke, from Culpeper, for
murder, acquitted.
AzariGd '.Gasiey, from Spotsyiyania, Tor
negro stealing, sentenced to seven years
confinement in the PenilenGary.
Robert CdmfbeN, from Culpepcr, for
horse stealing, sentenced to FIVE wears
confinement in the Peniieniiary.
Allen Jones, from Siehord, for murder,
sentenced to 6 months confinement in the
Pen'teniiary but recommended to the
mercy of the cour,.
lillian Sfruff0n, from Spoisyiyania, for
The murder Of his fa,her--acquit,ed
Richard Pitcher, from Stafford, for
rape,--sentenced for thirteen years aud
nine months confinement in the Pcni,en-
tiarv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

April o.
/ We are happy in being enabled to con-
fratulatc the public, and the inhabitants
cf the British West Indies in general, on
the arrival of our much wished for REIN
lforcemen;, under the command Of Rear
! Admiral Cochrane, and the consequent
annihila,ioD of the short lived superiority
of the enemy in these seas THE inhabI-
tants of this island were seriously alarmed
yesterday morning on the appearance of
several ships cf war 10 the southwark,
which, not having communicated with the
shore, created suspicion, that they were
the enemy. The militia assembled soon
alter the alarm was raised, and as the ships
seemed to stand towards the garrison of
Brimstone-Hill, they Immediately prepar-
ed to proceed thither, and we're actually
on the way, when the cause of the alarm
was made known by Capt. Jennings, Of the
Blanch privateer, who went from Nevis
on board one Of them, the Unicorn frigate,
and was informed, that the squadron was
that of Admiral Cochrane, consisting of
six sail ofthe line, and three frigates. Elk.
presses were Immediately sent after the
militia with the above pleasing intelll-
gence, when they returned to town. The
squadron continued under press of sail
to the westward, in which direction four
ships were seen from Brimstone- Hill,
which it was supposed they were in chase
OF. The four ships here mentioned, are
supposed to be armed merchantmen
homeward bound from Demerara, as one
which arrivedhere yesterday evening from
that colony, for load, sailed in company
with TOUR others homeward bound.
We have not learnt the names of all the
ships OF the above squadron, but the fol-
lowing are among them So
st. George, os guns.
| Northumberland, "a
Eagle, "a
Unicorn, 90
! We have the pleasure Of adding that
the above squadron is only part Of the
reinforcement which arrived at Barbados,
an equal force remaining at that island.
April "A letter from ST. BarthoIo-
news TO gentleman in this island, men,
! tons the arrival there of vessel from
Martinique, the captain of which, an intel
hgent man, gave the following ACCOUNT
An express had arrived from France,
which says, that WAR with that nation
and America is inevitable. Bonaparte has
officially demanded 3o,ooo,ooo of dollars,
the amount OF Coffee, &c. carried from ST.
Domingot to the coniinent." The St. Bar
tholomews paper of Saturday last men,i-
ons the above intelligence as report,
with the addition thar similar demand
viii be made on the Danish islands by the
French communicate few days.
1t is known that The French squadron
sailed from Martinique the s2d March ;
various accounts have been in circulation
as to their destina,ion--but almost all a.
gree that they are gone to leeward.
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BAssETERRE, (st. Ktus3 March %

Bya vessel from Barbados, we learn OF
The arrival OF two transports with troops,
at that island.
We also learn that two Of tho Cork fleet
naSeoeen carried into Guadalupe where,
VIC understand, intelligence had been re.
eeVed that Admiral Cochrane had arriv.
50 az basbadoes, with seven sail of the
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Captain Jones, oflhe schooner General
Greene, arrived yesterday morning in ten
days from Cape Francois, inio.ms, that a
part OF Dessaiinc's army had returned
from the city of st. Domingo--fhey had
! made an attack on it, bur acre rehIised.
A letter from Tripoli says, "the attack
OF Commodore Preble has not contributed
to render more unpleasant ,h- situation OF
the American prisoners of war. They
have house within the castle whatever,
1T It can be procured, send them. The
officers lately obtained permission To walk
in the country, and TO the baths in the
town. hope that during the winter sea-
son Che best part Of the year in Barbary)
they will obtain more liberty"
FROM FRANCE.
Yesterday afternoon, arrived the brig
Lovely Lass, capt. Clark, in IA days from
Naniz. BY this vessel we have received
the Paris Argus (priu:ed in Enelish) and
the Moniteur to the middle OF March.
They however furnish very little informa-
ton, in any respect new or interesting.
1t appears that Bonaparte, pursuing the
grand plan of aggr andizng and enabling
the members of his family, was preparing
to leave Paris, for Milan, to attend the CO.
ronaiion Of his Brother Joseph, as King
OF Lombardy.
We lately had an account, by way of
Ncw-York, which was deemed not oniy
improbable, but chimerical. We aIludc
to the report of Bonaparte's intending to
require Of the government of the United
States, indemnity for the property carried
by our citizens from ST. Domingo--pro-
perry belonging to French subjects.
BY gentleman passenger in the Love-
ly Lass, we are informed of an ACT Of the
French government which renders this
account by no means improbable. Bona
parte, it appears, in the midst of his high
err concerns, has not been unmindful of
the unfortunate exiles from st. Domingo.
A decree has been issued by him, declar-
ing that every subject, formerly residing
in that colony, who may have been exiled
from his home and property by the bril-
! gands, shall be allowed from the national
treasury 500 livers per year, every marri-
ed man 500, and for each child 100.
That this provision could have been made
without an eye to the ultimate recovery
OF the property sacrificed by the brigands
is incredible and surely Bonaparte will,
not apply for remuneration to the blacks.
The gentleman has a copy CT the de-
cree but has not been able immediately
TO lay his hand upon il.
The report of a decree, annulling ths
marriage of Jerome Bonaparle, has also
been deemed fction in this country.
We, however, find in the Moniteur ofthe
ist March, the official document to this
effect. 1t differs from that we have al
ready published only in the concluding,
words, which are, q" without the consent
OF his mother, and without the banns there.
OF being previously published in the place
Oh MS abode" (PhA. Gaz.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
CHEvALIER DE FoRoNDA,

Consul General from His Catholic Ma.
les'y'o the United States, informs the pub
l'c' that his minister pIenipotentiary MAR
GUS DE- CASA YRuJo, has received oiIici-
az advice, that orders have been given by
the English government to their vessels
OF war and pFsvaleers, not to mo!est any
neutral vessel or vessels, bound to Spain
with grain or flour.
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ME administration of tbe e.,e,

The administration OF the estate
= otCapt JoHN Hicks dec having been ij-
reeled to the Sheriff of Hanover eounty@-sll per.
sons concerned are requesWd 70 exhihir their
claims to the next court TO be holden for the Gaia
county IN order tina; they may receive their res.
ppst'We proportion of the assets IN hand. BY Or
der OF the court.
WILLIAM o. WINSTON.
Late Sheriff OF Hanover county.
9Th May, 1905. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
NORFOLK, MAY 2.

Cun-boats Nos. and 10, have arrived
here, and are Immediately to sail in COM
pany with Gun-boat No. 4, for the Medi.
terraDeaH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
LONDON, March rs.


We have received Paris papers to the
9th. The session Of the Legislative Boz
dy was put an end 10 the 9th, by a speech
from one oS the government orators, NJ.
De Segur. He expressed the Emperor's
complete appreciation of their conduct (;
dwell upon The imposing ceremony of the
coronation, reDde ed more august by the
presence and participation OF the Pope /;
alluded 10 the laws that had been passed
during the session TO the excellent state
Of the finances to the new CONSUMPTION,
and to the pacific overture to this country.
Upon the consctiptlaw he made The follow
ing remarks" Whist among our enemy
every thing is in state Of fermentation
AID agitation, you have proved by law
upon the CONSUMPTION that we do not stand |
" need Of fresh efforts, and this new law I
differs only from the last, by more Just
and moderate distribution relative 70 our
coasts and maritime departments" Upon
the pacific overture, he said, O Il was at
the moment IN which warrior, almost
always favored by fortune, might 50 nate-
rally have promised to himself from fresh
lanrels, that silencing dispositions, Napo.
leon mcdsstly proposed peace to our enc
mics, II blood must flow upon the earth
and sea, his letter forever ahsOsyes us,and
throws all he responsibility upon that
blind government, which wocld prolone
the effdsion Of it, NJ, De Segur pro-
ceedcd to state, that The Empsros's con-
slant eadeayors were TO give repose TO his J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
NEW-YORK. Anril oo

The ioiling interesting though melancholy in
formation. we yesterday received from a frien,
IN Boston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

Mayius, the first Bishop of Lausanne,
speaking OF the small pox, variola, in the
annals OF his own time, Observes, that /,
principally attacked horned cattle. This
was IN the year $40; and il does not APP
pear to Rave attacked mankind till the year
afterwards, namely 57l. Il will turn out
very singular, If the same animal which
hrst had this disease, should furnish man
with the best preventative OF this dread.
ful malady.
This singularily has now been demon
stra;ed to the worId--and there is also the
strongest probability, that the Cow-pox is,
in fact, the SMALLPOX only, having un-
dergone some curious and wonderful mo-
dihcaiions by passing through the system
of the COW.
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And shsrsupon the said several depo
nents did, in behalf Of the sa'd owners : :.
freiphter,, and all others concerned IN the
said brig aud cargo, request OF me 10 mage s
their protest and this public act tnefe-
Of. ~. -
Wherefore The said deponents do, ana
I. the said consul at their request also do'
-by these presents most publicly & solemn
" pro,es. a. we'll against the commander,
officers and crew of the said prlvateer and
the owners thereof, as against all and every
other person and persons whom Il shall or
NAV concern, for the capture and detention
of the said brig and cargo. and the SUBJ
sequent circumstances, and for all costs,
damages, charges and expenses a.teeaiag
the same, to the end that the same bs sui
fercd and borne by those TO whom OF right
ii shall appertain, to be adjusted and reco-
covered in time and place convenient.
Done aud protested at Havana afore-
said.
Signed,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Extract Of a Proclamation insertedin tie
Iienna Gazette, Of Sept. Is, 1905.
WE FRANCIS II, &c.
HENRY HILL, jun
To be continued.

y : -. Il
tits proved by facts, known to the whole
universe, that since the treaty Of Lune-
vile, nothing has been dearer to US than
the preservation of peace, restored by the
same treaty to our faithful subjects.
Having always scrupulously fulfilled eve
ry obligation laid on us by this treaty "a
having observed the strictest neutrality (2)
since the renewal of the maritime war, and
having shown the most friendly modera-
zion, when the emperor of the French
broke several fundamental articles of that
peace, and put the equilibrium Of Europe
IL danger by numerous violations and ag.
grandisemen,s, we had every right to hope
that this desire to preserve this peace would
be fulfilled.
But the preparations of the emperor OF
the French upon the frontiers of the Tyrol
and of the dutchy of Venice go joined to
menaces, have required of our care, as
sovereign, TO make preparations on our
side, which, in removing apprchensions for
the safety OF our states, could, however,
give France no pretext of mistrust or of
public complaint.
At the same time we took proper steps
at the courts Of Pe.ersbureh and Paris,
to renew the negotiations of peace, at the
very mepent when those negotiations,
which had been begun, were interrupted.
The court of France denied our good
Intentions, and rejected our mediation;
the court of Russia, on the contrary, de-
s!ared herself ready TO open with us, and
with the same moderation as we. an amica-
bic negocidtisn "a for The purpose of re-
establishing tina tranquility, safety, and
equilibrium If :he European states, by an
armed mediation.
Very far from desiring the renewal of
he war, but convinced Of the necessity of
these vigorous measures, the only ones ca.
pable of establishing true & lasting peace
we shared for this purpose the resolue
tons ct MS majesty the emperor of Russia,
and confidently hope that they will be at
tended with the most salutary results (5.)
At the same time we ere convinced that
our faithful subjects, who have given us
during our reign of thirteen years, so ma.
ny affecting proofs. Of their attachment, viii
assist us with all their might IN an enter
prize which has ne ether aim than their
happiness, the only object OF our attention,
and the most grateful wish of our heart.
We hope then that our faithful subjects
will pay not only with the greatest punctu-
ality, the contribution established for the
years eighteen hundred and FIVE and eight
teen hundred and six, bu. will furnish gra-
tuiously, for the maintainance of our ar
mics the following articles,
10 wit.
Bushels. Bushels.
OF OF
earn. Oats.
Gallieia 100000 $4,000
Bohemia 3el,552 5s7,5ss
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YoAn Date,
Josiah Pek,
1shn Fuller,
flames Ferguson,
4ahn Smith.

In testimony whereof the said depo-
nents have .hereunto subscribed their
names, and 1 the SAID consul have
hereunto SET my hand and affixed
my consular seal this thirty 6rss-day
of July, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
FIVE, and of the independence of
the United States the thirtieth.
(Signed)
HENRY Hill inn
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crews sc the said ship of war Fortune and
iellucca pirate for the captures, plunder and
detentien aforesaid, and for all costs, ga.
images, losses and expence already, and
which shall or May be hereafter sustained
on account thereof, to the end that the
same be borne by those to whom OF right II
shall belong, to be adjusted and recovered
in time aud place convenient.
Done aud protested al Havana aiore-
said.
(signed)
JOAN JUDsoN.
his
ANDREW sS AMBREE.
mark
mis-
WILLIAM " WOOD.
mark
In testimony whereof the said deponents
have hereunto subscribed their
names, and I, the said consal, have
hereunto set nay hand and affixed
my consular seal, this 18th day OF
August, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight huadredand five,
and OF the independence OF the u
nised States the thrtlelh.
-(Sigosd)
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DOscU ME- T s.

actonb ary;ng q message ,oas the Prssidtnt
nf the United States = Com prisiitg at fuH
iengts, alt papers not previously insert.
"a n the National IntelligeuSsr
CO.
,ransulats Of the United States Of America,
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Forty Dollars Reward.
September s.


For experimenting and fccuring in any gaol in
the United States, 70 that get him again,
Negro Il 3 M K;
yTE is a Rous, Rrong, ard active fellow /;
1 ; understands plantation buGnefs we'll and Is
good ihocmaker; he is about 81 years old,
about $ feet or 10 inches high /; he has fomc
old fears from whip which nc received ievsn-
teen years ago for running away; be has been
nv property ever incs and l do not recolett
that he has ever been corrected iince, although
oftea deicrVed it; nc has mother in tanquler
county, Virginia, the property of MIR, john
Brouaught, and have been informed he Aas
feen on the road enquiring for faid place, with
pats fetting forth that he was a free man, and
nv name affixed TO fome Of them, all OF winch
are forgeries; and will give farther reward
of Forty Dollars to any perfon that will inform
me of the perfon or pedons guilty of the forge
ny, provided they are convicted OF the fame.
The above Aaye went Of 18th July, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
One mile from Alexandria
Auguh Ia.
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N O T l C E.

The fubfcriber, Administrator to the
eRate and effects Of Eugtae HGaly, decsased' re.
queGs al! pcrfens who have claims againit the ei-
tate, to bring them forward, legally authent,;
Gated. for fettlement and thoSe indebted Will
plesie 70 make immediate payment.
William Oxley.
AconG "a
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Ground-Rents for Sale.

oN T1lJRs OAR. tas--tta day of Oaober
/ .yr besscen the hours OF twelve snt
). MN s. Sold, 10 the higheif bidder, for
. :. a, the C9fec. Houf,, :wo epafate
c5aal. a.ais, f.curci oy valuable Lots 10 this
usl, fa' Gao ~ 8 Virginia Cnrrency.
H. Hooe, Ahgnee
ofthc statc OF foba GilI--a bankrupt.
Septembsr {. dtl
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paolit saIe.
m TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
On on viii Be fold at til. vsndae Store,
ri0 z u NJ
,,d,. and bis. French Brandy 10 Pipes
c;nin pipes and bis.
g U,ss aand Apple Bandy in bis.
s @r,,> = hhds. tiercss and bis.
g snoss' and brown Soap and in boxes
Moall ard dipt Candles
= a ,;ess il kegs, boxes and jars,
F,g,iaksgs and trails,
ns..n,. Ware in crates,
goUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
VARIETY Of DRY GOODS.
among which are
cIoths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
n";s,, Plains, Ksrisys, Negro Co'roni
S S BlaRicks, blue FREEZES,
c 9, Ruaels, Yarn Stockings,
co.z.s and CaIlicoes,
I,ih Lincni, otIena 90
0,abures and Ticklenburgs,
Ms,o and Muslin Handkerchisis,
I.i;, Mu,lins and Table Clothes,
p,odaaua Handkerchief,
c,osra Threads, Hat. and sandy other
's''''' Philip G. Marfsller.
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PUBLIC SALE.


By yirsu. Of decree OF the Court Of the United
States for the fifth circuit in the Virginia
diariet. pronounced at the May term, 1903,
in behalf OF ROBERT BIRD sgsint 5efab
Walf5n and Jobs Love; s,ll be fold to the
highea bidder for ready money,
q N ESTATE or PLANTATION, in the
IN county OF Prince William, called Buck
laua--ana orc in the county of WeNnoreland,
called Cbaatlly; for the purpofc of rai(rg the
fasn OF twelve thoufand dollars with inteFeft
thereon TO be compa,ed after the rate OF hve
per centum per annum. ieoan tile loth DAY OF
Novea,',rri 1895 and the further fun OF nine
,houfand four hundred and fifty four dollars and
eighty eight cents, with IKE interea, TO be CON-
puted from the 10Th day Of May, 1898.
The iale OF the aforementioned ettates will
5. made on The ptemiles; that Of auckland TO
take place on the lph day of Oaobcr next
from which only the lum OF eight thoufand three
hundred and forty fix dollars, with intereA, at
fix per centum per annu n, to be computed from
Ihe zsth day of July, 1877, and the expence OF
Cae thereof is 10 be RATED, and the reiidue from
that called Chaaslly, the fale OF which will take
Olacs on the 10Th day OF the laue month.
Benjamin Molby, D. NJ.
Joleph Scott, M. V. D.
September {. d'i4th Oct
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gasIit SUI.
On FRIDAY next,


On FRIDAY next,
..,.sE vii, be field 4tthe Ycndue Star',
F'i' '' r u M
!. M. and b.s. Freach Brandy in pipes
S siI1a r' I'd Apple Bandy in Bis.
s s ID bids. tiercs' aad bis.
Gen.; g. i brew. s.,s and !. boxes,
, ". and apt Goodies
S o-;f IN kegs, boxes aud jars,
Tr,ip kegs aa1 trails,
ns.n,. Wase p crates.
IIfoIIJSEHOLD FURNITURh,
- &c.--ALso,
4 Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerlemeres,
nsa., PLANS, K.rieys, Negro Gotton''
CO, Elaaicks, blue Friezcs,
c,sn,ucce., RuHsls, Yarn Stockings,
csiut1,s and Callicoes,
Ina Iiaeas, Siltda dc.
0snahutss and TicklsnSntSs,
wg,,;p and Muslin Handkerchief,
Ial,. aullins and Table Clothes,
gaa1aaa Harak:Tchisfs,
coioald Threads, Hats and sandry otasr
Philip C. Marfsjlsr.
DEE 10.
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Mackarel s. WAiRey.

no barrels of MACKAREL jaf received,
per ichoancs Hiram, ftara Rhcde- lllGui ::
ALSO,
IS barrels arong proof RYE WHIsKEY--
and
80 kegs manufactures jam:s-River TOBAC-
CO, wauantcd good. Tbefe articles WI! Ec
fold low. Apply to
John & Thomas Vowel.
July l6.
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La WSON g FQWL.F

LA " SON 6 FCWLE
'72's ~ -r . ftr t5t brig Harmony, 20be,t
8 bales beherboon Cnrrahs
5 do. Sewing -
) s g.. lnas i, lfl'n }rnnsH TEAS.
20 boxes bet 81 Sugars
pipes drf qoal osss. p,,n.y
40 barrels N. E.
hhds. retailing r..
= barrels Sperm.
a Few boxes Spesn l,.o
40 boxes browa Soas
Ard quantity of ? ,p,,;,
July 6.
H. Adventures Lott;ry No. |
;, for the Eaeea,1sems4 ;,,,a,uy, NAV
know the fate CT tIieir - ...l;.a,;ay,
60 tn. Printer, and paying !, lf go, s'-
ZACH ticket. fIu,y IS. |
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
Iirs 1T auet,on.

BY Virtue of Deed of TruR, executed to the ful-
fcribers by MIR. Bartlett Still, of the city of Rich
ond for the purpofe of occurring the payment of his
note to Mefrs. Leruel Wells, * Co. of New
York, for Gx thoufand three hundred and twenty
two Dollars fevelteen Gents, with interen at the
ofiix per cent PEI anuum, from the 2lR day
CT May lah,
NJILL BE SOLD, to raiGe the aforefaid fun and
w intereft, together with the expences attending
,c execution of iaid truf, for ready money on the
premiies, Saturday the I'd day of February enfu-
ing, between the hours of II and l o'clock, that
LOT OF GROUND on the north fde of the Main
next above the Bell Tuvern, with the Brick
buildings thereon, at prefsnt in the occupancy of
Hfelrs. St. John & Gvathmy and John Richard, Eiq
The buildings injured, and the title to the pro-
perty believed to be unexceptionable conveyance
with fpscil warranty viii be made by the fubferi-
bers
PRoSsER g MoNCURE, Ttyf.es Scv.M's.
December %. (tds.
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NOTICE.
BANK OF pTRCTNTH.

Richmond, Dec. 10, 1904.
4 GENERAL meeting of the Stock -ho!dcrs will
L y be held at the Bsnk-Houie, on the fr1 Mon
day in January next, FOR the purpofe Of ceceing d-
rettors for Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg and FIRE.
derickburg and for other purPofes relative the
affairs of the corporation.
In order thata lift ofthe reh fhare-ho1ers may be e-
hbted, thoie Perfons who have ent in the receipts
granted by the comniiioners FOR receiviag fbicrp-
tons requeted trannt them by the day abo
mentioned together with the Gathers receipts FOR the
fecond inttaln'ent, when fcrip will b. it,ued, in
lieu thereof, by :hc PRECEDENT.
( eptID John BROCKENBROUGE, CaGy