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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-10
CIRCULAR.


To the Chambers IF Commerce Insurance
Offices; BANKING Esta6fShments and
Merchants IF the United States: zyifh
tie qG7nent and wealthy Of oil orders
and nGmcsf
BRETHREN & FRIENDS
1T was the hope Of the inhabitants
Of the town of Portsmouth,, Rrgy-Hamu-
shire, that necessity might never be laid
upon them, to inplore your charitable aid,
a second time ; having experienced your
great libcraity a. D. 1902. But it hath
pleased HinIgbtV God, to visit this place
again, by the desolatinc scourge of destruc-
tive fire, on the morning of the oath of De.
cember, 1906; and the hoor qvido7v, strip
ned Of her little all the industrious mr..
charlie, despoicd Of his mansion house :;
work shop; stock and tools together with
the young merchant, bereft of his proper
tv, rs in moment of time, once more, So
licit the helping hand Of G9ucnce and
7DeGifh, bleSt with the means of doing a.
bun1ant good and hitherto distinguished
by bcnepoience of the will, accompanying
benefcence Of the deed.
The committee, whose names are here
unto subscribed, have been appointed by the
Selectmen of Porfsmoufh, according to the
vote hereunte annexed, 70 unite their sup
tous sufferers; and while, it affords them
pleasure to state, that there are some,
whose indefendence, in point of fortune,
enables them to bear their particular loss
rs; and ON whose behalf, the helping hand
Of charity is not invoked it becomes their
painful duty, tn observe, that there are ma
nv others, who really need immediate re-
lief ; and where shall the committee seek
it, for these poor sufferers, unless it be, a.
mong that respectable class of our friends
and fellow citizens, whose 7Oeaith is pour
ing in from thousand sources and whose
most liberal hearts, are aisvzyS deUising
most liberal MiHgsP
Brethren and friends we look up 20 yeu
with confidence. We arc certain, that we
shall not be disappointed. Some benevo-
lent spirit, will be the guardian angel Of
this humble petition He will kindly use
his efforts with the Commercial, Banking,
HisRrarce and Mercantile interests; and
the President, Directors, or other restcc-
table members Of these valuable institutions,
will transmit the sum total, Of what may
thus be collected, at rs early an hour as
possible, To the Subscribing coymittee, who
have the honor to remain with great rcs<
pect,
BrethrcP and friends,
Your most obcdient servants,
Josehh Bpctrir8ter, \
George Richards To-.
Edyvard CUffs, N'"l''"-
Ed-,1-S .Je1,;.7go Jo,c tee.
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WARRINGTON cry. Feb. 6.

mr.. Lee yesterday moved the supreme court
OF the Unlted States for writs of habeas CO pus
N the cases Ct Messrs Alexander, Is ,lIran and
Swartwont. The corrt assigned this day for
the consideration ofthe motion. The a'guu'ents
we understand, will. in the first instance he diI
reeted 20 the solution Of the ABSTRACT questions
whether the supreme court has. in any case, pow
err TO issue writ gf habess corpus.
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10 be Sold,

ITO the highest bidder, for ready MO.
L ney, at the little store, in the lower
end of Goochland county, on the Three
Noched road, on Thursday the 5th day Of
March next, fair, ifnot, the next fair day.
FIVE likely young NEGROES, l,eioneing I'd
the estate of Hugh Puryear, dec.
This sale will certainly take place
ELLIS & HuGA PURYEAR, Errors.
Goochiand, February 5, 1907. tbs!
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CUsTOM-HoUsE... RICHMOND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-10

FRI0Ar, 6th February, 1907.
. THE Executive conceiving il to he Il duty
which they owe TO humanity and to the laws,
to ascertain and topublish, and if proper, as
far as may consist with any powers vested
in them, to punish the offence said to have
been lately committed At the Barracks in
the city of Richmond, which cventuatcd in
the death of Mr. John M'Credie, whose loss
is sincerely deplored by the Executive
1t is to that end, unanimously Resolved,
that Messrs. Heath, Hening and Munford,
be appointed comRittee to ascertain and
report to the Executive, as soon as may be
all material circumstances in
any degree relating to that tragical event,
and particularly whether the orders given
BY the Governor to the Commandment of the
Guard in relation to the conduct proper on
all occasions to be observed by the cent?
neis belonging to that corps, have been re-
gular'y repeated by the said Commandant
to the troops under his command:
IL rs Ordered, that The preceding reso-
luton, together with extracts from the Co.
vernor's orders concerning the conduct pro-
per to nc observed by the centinels belong
ing to the public guard, be published in all
the newspapersin the city of Richmond.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk gffhe Council.
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Vote Of appointment by the Se:cctmei.
of Portsmouth, \. II.
Sciecta;eh'S Office, Portsmouth,
~. II. ian. z, 1867.
At meeting Of the Selcctmcn, Yoted,
That the Rev. Dr.. .F5seRh Ene&nsinSfrt.;
Req. George Richards, Ed5rord Cutis.
esq. EdSrardJ Long, esq. and Mr. Charles
PIERCE, be 4 committee to receive al &C.
nations, that may he made for the relief of
the sufferers, il the late fire of the 24th
of December, 1906, likewise to distributes
the same as they shall think proper, and
keep 4 fair record thereof
Samuel Hufchings,
EhyGh Hall, | Selectmen
isaac Uaidron, jr. of
Seth Ha&cr, :. Portsmouth
Joseth Clarke, jr. =
Pa, -
The Republican Society of Winnings
ton" IN. C have addressed tho President
of the United States, approaching his con-
duct, and expressing wish thar he will
again permit himself to be nominated to
the Presidential Chair of the Union
Petersburg Intel.
Commodore Barney, in note to the e.
ditor of the Baltimore Federal Gazette,
has denied the authenticity of the letters
lately published, said to be from admiral
Wiilauuiez, at the HAVANA, to general
IcrrcaN and others.
MlRRTED--On Salurdau I1sf. Mr.,
THOMAS RI7caIE, editor ef'the Enquirer,
20 Miss ISABELLA FoVsAEE, daughter
Of DR.. I'm. Fonshee, all offhis city.
- On the same daV, liz Buckineha,s
county, Major WILLIAM Dt-VAL, oftAie
city, TO Mss CRRfS7IfN, Of said ceunty.
DIED-On Friday last, Col. JOHN HAZE
VIE, near this city.
USE....RICHMOND.
ENTERED.
Sch'r. Jane, Salmon, New York.
sl0oP Little Jim, Goodwin, Norfolk.
Sci r. COMMERCE, Butler, Ditto.
- Prudence, Shaw, New York!
- Providence, Bcckwith, baltimore.
CLEARED.
Sch'r. Louisa Adeline, LYONS. phil,
Brig Sukey, Rhodes, City Point!
Sioop Jersey, Dickey, New York.
- Caty Maria, Storer, Ditto.
Sch'r. Fcroifia, Block, d ito:
Sloop Nancy, Finch, Newport.
Sch'r. Three Friends, Fisher, New York.
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Foreign.
LONDON, Nov. "a.

The mass Of cdtamitous Intelligence
svhich IL IS oar UNHAPPY fate 20 commxni-
cate This day is 5eyona any thing .kat has
preceded IL in hese times SO fruitful in
disoSters.-Courier.
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1t will be seen by reference to the Bal
timore head in this Days Argus, that ac-
counts have been received there that our
differences with Great Britain have been
amicably settled. and that the arrival of Mr..
Monroe NAV be daily expected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-10

The following is an extract from letter
of Governor Monroe to Capt. Alexander
Quarter, the Commandant of the Public
Guard, dated May 5th, 1902. On the sub
ect ofthe conduct proper TO be observed by
centinels of the public guard, he express
es himself as follows sc In general they
should be cautioned not TO direct their
piece with view To strike the object, but
in cases where they are of opinion the per-
son is bent on some evil design, such as TO
take or surprise the centincl. or get into the
capitol TO take the arms, or other public pro-
perry. Sometimes persons intoxicated may
pass near the centinel, or even insult him.
in such cases it would be much to be re-
GREETED If such persons should be killed.
II he be kept at a distance by the point of
the bayonet, it will he sufficient"
No change was made bv Governor Page
as r. the conduct to be observed by the CEN
tincls. In letter addressed to the COM
mandant of the public guard, March 18th,
1905, in speaking of the duties of the pub
lie guard, he expresses himselfas follows:
=" These duties are so we'll understood by
you, and as far as Ihave seen, been so faith
fully performed, that at present any direc-
ton or orders respecting them would be
unnecessary"
Governor Cabeil, in letter bearing date
Nav 29th, 1906, addressed to Captain A.
lexander Quarter, the commandment of the
guard, speaking of the rules and regulate
onS adopted by his predecessors for the 60
vernincnt ofthe public guard, thus express
eS himselt:-" have seen no cause for
making any change in any of them, and
YOU will therefore consider them as con-
frmed"
The above quotations from the letters Of
Governors Monroe, Page and Cabell,
are true extracts from the Records.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
fHerL ne tLn Ho,.n.H
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CANADA REV0LUTIoN1zED.

The Brit'ih ronyilion, IN Canada and Nova Scotia.
in which lat Halifax is Gtuated, are Of very gre,t
Importance to them, and afford the means Of diaur-
o'nee, and annoyance 20 the United States. Canada
chiefly nhabiedby French and French defendants
who no doubt will gladly bake off the Br,ti.b 90.
vernnent. This is the time Tor revolution and cr,
era'lon. Let them make the declaration, and thev
wlil Ind general lolieude in their favor throug
TINS country. Hwar takss place between G. Britain
and the United States, northern brethren would
at once march and drive every man attached TO the
Htit'm eauie, into the Even Is this ould nor
take pace, the Canadians may iureiy at this TINS OBJ
isin their Independence
They furely know that Moresu, the friend Of L.
bsrty and man is at hand, the fame Moran, who
has e1torted aPPlauie from his foes.
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CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
fl Clrdfo Mr.. Coleman, of Mt7v- FORK.

Mr.. Coleman the editor of the New-York Her.
a'd IS siiured, that the pieces under the fignature
:, ehizen OF R'chmond," were not written by Mr..
Duane, but by native of Virginia. Tbev co,,a;,
the candid fentimeDts of his heart. no, provot cd b.
the late conduct OF the Britib but proceed from an
impartial examination OF notorious faas, which bsy.
happened as we'll upon the continents of Furope and
America, as upon the ocean. The writer of theft
pieces is very willing to hear what may be aedged
agaIntt his opinions aud will thank Mr. Coleman 20
betow hort portion ofhis;ime e. few columns of
spaPsr, to e1Poie, ifhe cam writings which he ba,
thought proper to circumference. If they contain
eF'or' inen b"*-cyez politician and critic as Mr. Cole
man, will fnrey expofe them ifnot. II NAV he r.s.
ionable to infer, that although Mr.. c. is vs,y ,ug,
f0J"GP H"d(rlJ!, 6tiI equaiIy unable 10 Gite.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
DISCRETION OF BRITISH Sailors

In this days paper, the patriot will read.
win pleaiure, that the fPrii of deiertion from
'he brsiih fleets, prevails in degree, which
threatens their frrvice with deftrueiion.
Inc merchants Of Halifax, long famed for
their hoitility To the INDEPENDENCE and proCDe.
perlty oil the United States, have formed an az.
location to couUteratt this temper by rewards.
&c. Iheie voluntary inhfuments of the mon
oppreiiive tyranny, thefe advocates for human
ierYitude and wretchednefs, have offered no Is IS
than (sUeniy four dollars a man, 10 in;ercept
the vttlms Of power and oppreifion from the
enjoyment of light and liberty. And vet. not.
withitandtug tbeie efforts, and the terrors Of
PunlilI~eni, the love of liberty feems to pre-.
vail.
How long do thefe Halifax a1aeiafoy,, cal.
cuaIe upon the enjoyment of privileges which
they uie for iucb iDhuman purpofes Dottev
believe, bscauie faiIor is Knocked down, then
gagged, then marscled, and thus carried or
board Hffis He'll, eai,ea n BrifiB Man of ID,qr
ne VIII forget, that he once was member of =
civilized cor munity? that he felt, thought
hoped, AMI iaved, with the feelings ccAouIary
to human beings!
In what ii:uation viii the merchants of Hall
Tux be, IT active and open war n1alI take t,l,r,
between the UWted States and Great. Brii ain
Sound policy will dictate shat the Buti(h 90
yernment Mou'd be deprived Of that impor,3n
hation! The in;uicaI condua of the inhsai
tants will decide the qucAion; ard the enter
prize OF Our fellow citizens cf New. Englan,
Will loon accomplish the otje6t.
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DOUGLAS hHD HUMPHREYS.

We are informed that this pair of execution
e's nave gone to Halifax to coniut with adnl.
raj bsiktiey In the meantime, the Britifh
heet on our coat aud within our waters. will
be commanded by the meritoricus and celebrat.
cd Captain Hardy, the campanion of the hero
ct The Nile aud Traiaiglr--Lord Melton. Car.
tam Hardy has learned the way ipto the ten.
PIE OF fame by gallant and hon0urabie achieve
men's; not like Whi,hy, Humphreys & Co. by
numbering unfufpeting !, bo:pltahlc eighbors.
we may therefore, reafoDabIy infer, that 10
further annoyance will given 10 US than may
pc enJolnei by poli.ive orders
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4
Ton minutes before Capt. Sherrsrd arrived o.,
the beach at Lynhaven bay, launch CONTAINING a.
bout 80 Brtiih ieamen and ,nar,nes pnt OF fror, "A.
more. otherwiie the detachment Of Horie n:ua in
eVitab'y hav. lad reneounter with them and CT.
ter Killed or taken pronvrs every man who reied
an exPreis communicating this intelligence arrived
"ere Iait night about o'clock rely upon this fact
as CERTAIN Tor myfelf have this moment feen let
ter written bya private of the detachment TO this eff
rect. The letter added, tina, they were them
cay n'ornng) in ambuirade waiting and expee. ing
.he arrival oil another Brith crew--We fall proba-
ny receive an account of this rencounter TO nipht If
one takes place /, is probable however, that shep
Pard party was deferred from, the top-mats of the
br'tiih Squadron, and upon given fgnal, their
crew resi-fd m their boats Another curious cir.
eumnanee has jnG come to my knowledge. MIR MINI
mo, lawyer ct Norfolk, with three o;her con,pap-
ons WAS walking the other day nclr the light houlr,
at Cape Henry, about l.. nhaven Bay: when he def
eryed4 Erit'h officers. Nnrno and Ais comranions
we're anarned the Britifh cficers had brace of
pi''ois and iword each When they were Iir feen
the officers rapidly retired bur afterwards ilopt and
entered into parlsy. He enqurcd what they were
ooihg on land They faid they were merely fire CHI
rug their legs. Did they not know that the Pref
dents Proclamation interdieed their landngi They
did; but thsy were doing no mitchell. They had
no Tears from gentlemen but only from the Vulgar
pat vi siic community. Did they not intend to leave
our eoa,tst They could not, before they received
new infr1iions from Halifax Blu. if we would
lend out the French vefels, they would immediately
depart: Our men are not in danger even from the
guns OF the tender, who comes and lays within few
nunoren yarcs, to attempt to cover the landing of
their crew, nor from their fhps of war, which are
htnated about mile from the iore becaufe the fand
nils which are blown up by the wind on the BAY
'hore. as high as houfe, like the moving waves Of
land in the defers of Arabia, amply fuicien, to
ihe'ter our troops from the Britiih cannon.
II probable that lha!! be moved TO Lynha-
ven BaJ IN few days"
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By virf1' If Drrdc # T,aP, txfeaf,d Z, u, by Ezy
Wiii9w S"b7eh6, 70, he fwfgr fGe,iqg n. Joy-
me"fSfd fo'siaJa IF msacy, Bereia meaiioaa4--los
E0A, on Mo"day tie 21b eff5e rgfaiqg msufb, ke.
tara" br tero, VI lire anil fix orosk, p N 6yo.e.l
10 J'H at ne Eagle 7aveta, in ne City If Ris5.
manu- 70 ne HCt.9 bidary f., yr4dy meac9
> : Hat vauIble TRACT OF LAND, Iyioo T.,
( the county Of Cumberland. called I4/LI
MOUNT, containing feven hundred acres; the FAM,
having been conveyed to the iald William skpwiib.
b. Col. Henry Skpwith
We hall lkewiie, fhoud the above mentioned
Land not produce the necefary FUN, proceed in Ike
manner to fell one other TRACT GLAND, IN m.
county Of Amelia containing one hundred aud thin
ty acres, together with a GIi0.Mtll thereon The
fad Land and Mill having ALTO been conveyed tn the
aid VIM. Skipwth by the iaid Col. Henry Skipwith.
JOSEPH SCOIT.7
W. WARDLAW,S 1'yf'''
July a. ,dC
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JEALOUS PA4RIo71sMIll

We are authorized from tie beG authority 70 nate
that on the day fucceedug the ddbsudmcnt Of the de-
taehn'eht lately called into feryce from the I'd Bri
gade; communication was made TO the Comr,ar-
dant OF that detachment, by fone Of the officers and
men competing IT, exprelive Of their wilhes ard IN
ienton' OF receiving no compensation from their
country tor asy isrviees rendered By them.
They were sni~ered, however, that while the go.
Vernmeut OF the United States would experience The
highe2 qualification at the promptneis aud alaeri
wi'h which they had fept forth, to avenge the in-
ihI'' offered, and the ujnres done their country
II was not che with Of government 10 5nermnate be-
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and be putliihed in the Enquirer and Virginia
Argus.
R. HARRISON Chairman.
WM. THORNTON Sre'ry.

The officers and privates Of The III, Virci.
mia Regiment, convened this 18th day of July
1907, for the putpofe of taking into corlitlera-
ton the outrage committed 10y the Britiih arm I.
ed hip the Leopard, on the United States
frtgste Chefapeake, having .., ady as citizens
exprefIed their fentments on the ruhieet in
reio'utions adopted by general meeting of
the people Of the county of Cum berland on this
day, have now nothing to add, but the follow.
ing refoiution which is nnsnimeuily adopted.
Rsjofued unanim0yfy, That the officers and
privates Of the 18th regiment. rs folders, will
maintain the rir!'.s which this day they have
avowed as citizens, and they pledge themfrlves
IN obedience to fucb orders as may be made by
the contributed authorities Of their country,
to be ready to march at momcut's warning to
defend the rights aud independence of this fate
and Of the u. S.
Re/ois'ed ,nanimoyly, That copy of this
rrto'ut'on be igned by the commandant, and
forwarded, together with the reloiutons of the
county, TO the Executive of this 4 ate and to the
Prehdent OF the u. S. and publilhed in the En-
quirer ami Virginia Argus.
WIN. DANIEL, Jun.
Lieuf. Col. Comimanlaat l7.b Reet.
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POSTSCRIPT,

Al the infant that cur paper was putting 70 pre.
bay pilot BOAT eame up from the Capes, .shich A1e
e; ms morning. at ten o'clock, reports that the Pri
tIfh ihiPs were anchor a. their u!ual auehorsoe
H.
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FOR LONDON.

-, Jbe /qP E7iisg /wtrieaq sHIp,
v-,FYs55%%..S7As 4 V L K lC OK, Carr. DEsosr.
ts5s,le ~ now at Bermuda Hundred. to fail I /.
'I1ses' tasss bout the fi.a Auguf. For ralIage on
'y, having good aceommodations-apy to the Capt.
OF board, or to
WM. BROWN g. Co.
Richmond, July %. eng.
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NORFOLK, Iuly GO.


Yelerday, at o'clock, the Leopard returned p,
Lynnhaven- Bay, 1--WE minaken in eating tbs,
NE remained) and anchored. About o'sloeI Al
me BRITISH SHIPS WENT OUT FROM OUR W.,
IkSs' and from boat which came ur an night. We
learn that they were feen feering TO the eafward
under prefs oil fail. We are not pc(eT.d Of Tie
knowledge OF any circumfsauce which has inducea
rms movement oi eourie we are no, enabled to
form conjecture, whether their departure is final
or temporary. Is.r
Yesterday the whole of the troops fa,ioned her.
and at fortimouth, reviewed by hricadier Ge,.
'sf A7"fe'7o'. The appearance Of the troops did
credit to thenfeives ard their Officers and was, we
unaerUand' satisfactory to the general. A violent
am prevented the troops from going through all The
eVoiutons that were intended, to ADVANTAGE H.
- Mal.r hnbt,, his officers, naf and gentlemen
compohng his comm and, return their mott grateful
thanks TO The mayor and Citizens Of Norfolk for h.
no'pitabe and ipIend:d entertainment which thew
nau me honor 20 receive at Blrt's gardens on Sa,ur
gay. lheJ can 2rrogate to lemleves no merit fer
having 10 aHxouty ha!tened the aiIiltanee of tfer
feiiow-ctzsns Of NCrfoik and Portlnox,h and thew
mott EncereIy lament, that the ftua,ion in which
they are mot unfortunately placed does not permit
'i'eIn 10 manisit their ardOur 10 4 more exemplary
manner They can ahImc no merit 70 themfelve
hec1u'e iueh is the patriotic iprit Of their countr,
hat there rs no man who is not ready TO fly to tie al
iiianee ct every part when invaded and thew carr
NOT entertain moments doubt, # Heir bo57ey were
placed in iimar ftuaton if us too ve,e n,enaced
by perhdicu' and outrageous Zoe, that the erz ens
OF Norfolk ard Porlnouth weld alGo ~ With equal
aaority to Drir siIAanec We are all Of lis members
OF a common country, attached to her ccnGirt;on
and her laws moa e ~ nv k'eod, ard -. Of us hy
benefits, sad he that would t,ke Up arm. to recue
her from 'nvaiion' would be unworthy the naxe sf
eiii1n7, e- tie a,.a5 IF a laifr.
| Head Quarters, Portfncu,h,
Monday, July 90.
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IN COUNCIL, Tulv ,o,s 100.

IN COUNCIL, July 10Th, 1907
several patriotic aCidreiie, from n,,I;,,,x ,,.,.
o'iS' IN Varous parts of the Gase expriI,,e al ,,
warm hdgnltion at the outrage .s,siy con,nutt-t hv
rue DF1tih iJu=dron u i'l..u our iur;f.tiop a., 49,,
S'"e ther lervices 10 march al n,one : tpin,-
'erei the'r Iawlets sggr.fon. having !, .,. r.,
ce,'ea by the governnr, and laid before the hosrJ
IS n"arrog adviied, that the officers folders aid
PF""t'S' who have thns volrn,ary CONG ,e>y,a,,,'
ne reqaehed to accept the thanks of the py.c,,;v,
Tor the very andatle zeal rna,. ;ielle., bv ,h.;,
fence OF their Country
Inc following tenders OF ferv;ces have hee, =. I'm
great pieafure, received by the executive G.,,e to.
uSoe OF the advice Of Council, publiied on the sth
infant, viz wy on
From Capt. FAIRY Heth, of the Manchsaer ,,co,
" ~"N"iy' ana me Officers and folders und.r his
command; ''''
From Capt. Robert Anderfon. IF 4 co,,,,,, IS
Rihemen, formed bya voluntary afoc;,tion j.; 81.
city al W'lamfburg, and the officer, End ild;,rs mn
der his command;
From Capt: John Burk, Of the Republican RE
corps oil Petersburg, and tbe officers and folders nm,
der his command;
From Capt. Byrd c. Wills, of volunteer com.
pany OF Light Infantry at Frederic ktlurg and n.
officers and folders under ria command; o
From Capt Samuel Carr, of the A,ber,arI, -r-oon
OF Cavalry, and the officers and folders under b;s
command: '''
From Capt. D. Watkins, of the New Kent -r,oo-,
Of Cavalry and the officers and folders under his
command;
n ffon' capt VIM No!eley, CT the Powhatan r.
tic company, and the officers and folders under his
command;
From Lieut. VIM Archer, Of the Pow ha,an Troop
oil Cavalry, and the officers and folders under In.
conmand
From Col. Clark, Of The Powha,an county Militia
and the officers ard folders under his conin'and.
From Capt b. c. s,ann7rd. of the Chenerfed
Troop OF Cavalry, and the officers and folders under
his commands
From Captains White, Thornton, Goodwin and
Davis, efthe Hanover Volunteers and the cf;,ers
and folders under their command v hole patrntin,
prompted them to repair .e feat Of government,
where their iervices were Giipenfed WIKI, for the
prefent.
Pubiilhed by order ofthe Executive,
DANIEL HYLTON, c. c.
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