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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17
ANTy. ROBINSON, &C.
BUcKINcHAM CoUN7'r, FEBRU1R1 CouR9
1907.


John Wesley Green, Elizabeth Green,0
and Henry Green an infant, by John
Wesley Green his next friend, chill
dren and legal representatives of -
Greenberry Green, deceased,
TSa1Hst compliments, q
Caronhappock Chandler, widow and p
relict of Isaac Chandler, decd. Az
ness Chandler, Susanna Chandler. | 8
Isaac Chandler, Thomas Chandler, =
Patsey Chandler and Caronhappock =
Chandler, children and legal repre-
sentatives of Isaac Chandler, de-
ceased, defendants.
ON hearing the complaiuants' bill, and
- 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants are not inhabi-
tants of this commonwealth II is ordered
and decreed, that unless they do appear
here on or before May term next and an
swer the bill of the complainants, the same
will then be taken for confessed, and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly and
that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
lished IN some newspaper Of the city oe
Richmond for two months successivelv. and
another copy be posted up at the front
door OF the courthouse Of this county.
y copy, Teste,
r. ErPRIDGE, Jr, D, c.
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AALYES, QUARTERS AND EIGHTIES
ARE NOW SELLING AT
WAII..'s

ARE NOW SELLING AT
WAlI.'s
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 81 and No. 3s, A1aiden Lane, .Ncsv
York.
By enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
tion, (post paid) to G. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be punctually re-
turned By post, to any amount, and the ear
licst advice sent to adventurers of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
of this paper, and TO the post master at
Richmond and at the conclusion of the
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction of
distant adventurers.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
thclate lotteries, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but will advance as the drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. SIM
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Smiths Parent Bakery.

NORTH EAST sIDE OF THE BAsoN OF THE
CANAL, RICHMOND
CRAeKERs, Piio', Navy and Ship Bread, are
- nowimal:lng at the above mandatory, and
sold there, and the store of the subscriber, in
any quantity desired to accommodate purchasers
Every pains will be taken that the quality of the
bread may Le supported, equal 10 the best in the
United Sta'es-and the prices shall be regulated
as low as the rates Of flower will admit
Letters aud orders will meet respectful and
prompt attention, from
JAMES SMITH.
Second DIOR BELOW tbe Earle 7a1ern.
Richmond, April 5, 1907. A.
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DAVID ANDERSON.
FOR SALE.
NV tract of Land,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides OF Fine creek. Thistract
ofland would be sold entire, otherwise laid
oifin lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
inclinable to purchase, it is expected will
first view the premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living onthe
premises.
SAM. BASKERVILLE.
Powhatan, Jan. 4th, 1907. #
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VII Be Sold.

A 7 HanoUer courthouse, on WedneSday
n the 27th day oFA1ay nert, ilfitir, and
JFit is nor fair, on the fret fair day there
after, the TR54CI' or LIND, 7Uhereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq nOw resides,
20 Satisfy George Street u Co. the sum Of
6114 6, gUith interest thereon from tie nh
Of June, 1908, IH hGid and costs in con-
}ormityto decree ofthe County Court IF
Hanover, Pronounced on the 27th day Of
February, 1905, in 8mt then depending
IN the said court betUeen the Said Fartie8.
THE ConMISSIoNERS.
Hanover, 1St Ahrik, 1907. tdSil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17
FOR SALE,
Aud possession given the 1st Of January
next,
Il valuable tract of Lend,


In the county of Albemarle, on the waters
of Moore's creek, containing 600 acres
The soil is equal to any in the county for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
the advantages it possesses make it desi-
rable situation, it being within two and a
half miles of Charlottesville, six of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufactur-
ing mill. On this tract there is good new
two story dwelling house, with other neces-
sary houses, sufficient for the reception of a
genteel family the plantation is in good or.
der for cropping. Any person inclinable to
purchase, may know the terms by applying
to William Calf, in Richmond, or the sub
scriber, in Milton, who will shew the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Februasy II, 1907. 4w
n. B. If the above mentioned tract of
and is not sold before the 4th day of May
next, being Albemarle court day, it will
that day be sold at public auction, before
Triplet T. Estes's tavern in the town of
Charlottesville
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NEW YORK
STATE LOTTERY,

Authorised by an act of the Legislature,
and payment of prizes guaranteed by them,
POSITIVELY commences dra wing in the ci-
" of New York, Oh the second Tuesday in
fne next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

And several of 500, 200, 100, &c. &c.
Less than 2 10 blanks to 4 prize. The
FIRST drawn ticket every FIFTH day will
be entitled to capital prize and the e
coNp drawn ticket EVERY DAY, will be
entitled TO 200 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 81 and No. 9s, A2aiden Lane, .Nczv
Yo-t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
Names 2f Captains.

1sT REGIMENT or CAVALRY,
Commanded by Lieut. Colonel Philemon Hol-
conbe of Prince Edward.
The troops m this regiment raised in the 4th
12tn bilsaIes, compose che LIT battalion, com
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
Sd REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,

Commanded by Lieut.-Col Alexander King OF
Hampshire.
The companies in this regiment raised in the 9TH,
18th, 17th and 10th brigades compose the 1st bat
TALON, commanded bymajor James Taylor of Mont
gomery those raised in the 10th, 10th and 9Th
brigades, compose the ID battalion, commanded
by major James Singleton of Frederick.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
4rH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.

Compounded by Lieut.-Col. Robert Goodwin Of
southampton.
The companies in this regiment raised in the
9th and 9th brigades compose the 1st battalion.
commanded by major John Lewis of Gloucester /:
those raised in the I'd and 14th brigades compose
the I'd battalion, commanded by major Samuel
Coleman Of Henrico.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22

-Four Dollars Per Anaum-paid in Adgance.
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Tie allotment of the comfonies Of Grenadiers, Light
Infantry Pifeme1l raised 7citiin the Batta'iona
Pe%inents, Brigades, and Divisions, into diUisi-
ons from enc to ten for regular rotine of dutp,
bv the E1,ecRtfue, rs as follows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
. REGIMENT on CAVALRY,

Cd REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,
Commanded by Lieut.-Col. Thomas RTann Ran
delphi OF AIbemarle.
The'troops in this regiment raised in the 1st
and Sd brigades compose the 1st battalion, COM
|manded by major John T. Woodford of Caro-
line; those raised in the 5th and. 9th brgades.
compose the Cd battalion, commanded by major
Thomas Hunton Of Fauqu;er.
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; % REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,


Commanded by Lieut.-Col VIM. r. Fleming of
Goochland.
The companies in this regiment raised in the st
and Sd brigades compose the first battalion, com
manded by major John Stevens OF Culpeper; those
raised in the 5th and 9th brigades compose the Sc
cond battalion, commanded by major John Bro
naugh of Fauquier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
Sd REGIMENT or CAVALRY,

OD 1A11NIt MIN OF CIV LtLh {,
Commanded by Lieut.-Col. Henry Bowyer of
Botetourt.
The troops in this regiment raised in the 9TH,
18th, 17th and 10Th brigadcs, compose the 1st
battalion, commanded by major Robert Grafton
OF Augusta; those raised in the 10th, 10th and
9Th brigades, compose the I'd battalion, com
manded by major Alexander Shield Of Rock
bridge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22

Pursuant to Law, the Executive haze caHsed the Sc
veral Companies Of Artillery and Troops Of Ca
valry, to be allotted By entire Companies into Di
Oisi0ns, fr0m one to ten far a regular r9tiHe Of
duty as foklouus:
1sr REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,
Commanded by Lieut.-Col Clement Darlington
of Charlotte.
The companies in this regiment raised in the 18th
and 18th brigades, compose the first battalion COM
manded by major James Galloway, ir. of Frank
lin; those raised in the 1 18th and 18th brigades
compose the I'd battalion, which is commanded
by major Thomas Read Of Charlotte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22

These columns are Intended shev thai the Voun
.cer Companies raised in the B7talions mentioned
heads. allotted the Rone Divisions therein stated
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4rH REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,
Commanded by Lieut. Col. Larkin Smith Of King and
Queen.
The troops in this regiment raised in the Cd ano
18th brigades, the 1st battalion COMMANDED
by major runsal Banks of Essex those raised in the
Sth and 9Th brigades compose the Cd battalion, com
manded by major William Ball of Northumberland
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SAMUEL COLEMAN, D. c.

dddtondt Coltahies If Y9iunfeer8, allotted By entire
Comta1'fes frto Divisions, from one 10 ten for
regular RotiHc Qf duty
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manded by major Peterfeld Archer of Amelia /;
those raised in the 18th and 18th brigades COM
pose the ID battalion, commanded by major John
MsNae Of Petersburg. e e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-03

DIEp-Tn hFanchester, en- Eednesdoy
The 218t AZ October, CGe,' a }sqg dayS Hlneas,
Mrs. LUCY C.fHfPBELL, ne QmiaBIe
fonSorf Of ii5' .6rcAi6ald CGinh6eH 6Jfhaf
h5acc. Py this eUsnf al cfccfionate his
6a1a Gnd three children, are Ecti 10 olrjtlors
t5cis- less.
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lpikcs ard It will he sufficient to prove
that he had pulled him Ivy the nose. In the
turbulent times Of antiqu;tv, when almost
every private quarrel was a civil war
when chivalry prevailed and the armor of
men was so different from those of modern
times, it was natural to expect that every
act Of combined and concerted violence
should be accompanied with Sho7v Of Gr-
r'or. Then it was that the crested plume,
the glittcring mail. and threatening spear.
ldazzled the eyes and appalled, the hearts
| Of the timid. But since the invention of
lrun-powdcr, that portable and secret in
strument of explosive destruction, when
muskets can be packed up in boxes, and
icannon used rs anchors;- those who should
commence CRIMINAL enterprise, with
swords by their sides, muskets on their
shoulders, aud helmets on their heads,
would be filter for the mad house than the
gbhet
When words Of doubtful import are used
in relation 70 ore SUBJECT, K is perfectly fair
n sec in what sense theY have been used by
the same author on some ether subject
For example, the words force aad VIC
lcnce must be presumed to have tie same
Specification when applied TO riot rs 20
the act of levying war. And Hawkins, in
commenting on the doctrine Of riot, express
~ ehumcratcs among the circumstances of
actual force, or Of conduct having an appa-
rent tendency thereto, "the shew % arnor,
"threatenirg speeches, or turbulent scs-
"tures." Any one oe these circumstances
is sufficient to constitute thar kind of force
TO which the writer's cllude Now * not a
declaration of intention to take New Or
leans threatening speech 1t is also to be
Observed that he is here speaking of that
stage of the offence which amounts to an &C
tual riot, which implies that degree of ac-
tuoi force, which the Judge cannot shew TO
have been ever before considered requisite
to constitute the crime of lcvying war.
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1T is said that the English do rot succeed
in the Baltic so readily as they expected.
TO prepare for Consequences they have re-
.duced the list OF their troops from 40 to
10000 We shall soon see whether the
Danes have men enough to meet them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-03

.DUkSUANI to a decd OF trust
q executed by James II. Marshall r. The coun.
y CT Buckingham. 10 the subscriber. for the
purposes therein expressed, vii be sold. to the
highest bidder, for ready money. or upon I
credit Of six nonsho, at Tue dwelling house Of
said ha,sh7ll, on the frs; Monday in Dccem.
Der next, four head of HORSES. six head oe
CATTLE. and twenty head &C HOGS, and
surdry ar,iclss Of HOUSEHOLD fUHNL.
TURF or so much of said properly as may be
sufficient TO tstisly the purposes cf this ttust.
RICHARD POWELL, Trustee.
Walminster. OGober 60, 1917. I'm
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To 4RE EDIr0R OF 4Hx .fRcUs.

SIR,
YOU will obiige a fellow-citizen by
giving the inciosed publication place in
your paper. TOhear both sides of a cues
-ton, to give publicity to opinions and senti-
.ments which do not accord with your own,
as we'll as those which do, appears - be the
duty OF an impartial editor. Truth has no.
thing to fear from error, when the press is
free, and when men Of talents arc sufTici-
entity patriotic, 70 devote theirlabors to the
discussion OF public subjects.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-03

~ Office IS hereby gwen, that
= = the Subscriber will pe,i,ion The ensuing
General Assembly 20 have restored 20 Inn an
original Military Certificate, granted on the part
OF the Commonwealth of Virginia in favor Of
one Franoif Bourne foi balance o pay as a drum
mer in the Virginia hne. and assigned by said
ufne 10 the penii'uer, and de aimed from him
ny John Feno'eton, laie auditor Of public &C.
counts when p,ese"ted 10 him by inc petitioner
for payment OF interest.
ROOT. MITCHELL.
Oaobcr 81 1897 w4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-03

The English aprear to zympoth;se with
the old king OF Denmark, retiring from his
.capitat secretly, accompanied ~ his son.
They compare his present with his former
situation, aud ezclaim upon Ike stability Of
human greatness. How pure must this
sympathy be, when the English who thus
lament, did occasion the distre ss-when
they rendered disquiet his old age, DISTURB
bed hiskingdom, and demanded the couns
try he had made happy. So accustomed
are we to these professions Of pity, that we
are not surprised to see those who carry
the dagger, lament the fury of its point.
in
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Dancing &chooi.

~ Office IS hereby given, that
l Y peti;iGn will be presented to the nsxt
Virginia Aa'embiy, praying that the lands
whereof John M'Muiiy died seized, NAV he
sold Tor the Fupose CT satisfying his lust debts.
he having NO heir or legal representative 10 in
hsrit The same.
Wa OvBRToE, Aj,n'y de Aoa;s non,
of John M'Murry.
Prince Edward, Oa q Is07. On
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September |, 1907.
tEsaer ( Salem J Rcg.l

An English accom-. OF the Danish con-
fScations repI csenis chat the balance Of con-
Ihscatiou WAS in the favour OF the English,
ten TO one The account then preterds to
Iridicrle tlie Danes on the subjrct. But as
!ti" English had beeuu t',c work, was it no.
better for the Danes to save a tensl rather
than lose all. ID.
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digratior, crtosavc appearances rtsoems,
hnwcvcr, from q late decision Of the court
tliat there are likewise hopes for Blanne -
hasSet 5, Co For 'hc present, will lay
aside my pen, brt you may bear from ule
again another time.
EUBULlDES.
September |, 1902.
We have roceivctuo information unworS
thy of the prince of Denmark. The I'm.
slish conjecture what his design may her
but they dc not Judge them friendly 10 theft
own nation. We become more deeply ins
.tcrcsted as the moment, III which the fate
of Copenhagen is 70 he decided, >pprcach<
is. A spirit os activity prevails thrcueA=
cut the Danish territories, bu, what ,heir
fate viii be, We have no means at present
discover.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-14

The detaehm't. of Light Horfe, coniting of Capt.
pnepPard company and MAR. MeRaes Of Peterf.
burg, eneamped at Cabin Poin, on TburId,v riah,
and at Smithfed lat night.
Every man in our companies breathes verpeanc.
aga'nit the Brtifh and the whole country i. sni,a-
ted by the fpirt of '76
But the generate beats !; I mutt march. Farewell. ("
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COMMUNICATION.
COMMODORE TRUxrON.

The very honorable part which has been a6t
ed by this diltinguihed veteran, in relation TO
the affairs Of Col. Burr the fiattering manner
in which he was acquitted of all cenfure, by
the Grand jury, are fuficient Inducements to
bring him again into public notice. But when
a long life OF private honor, as we'll public fer
vice, in all refpects unfullied, are confidered,
Commodore TruxtoD, may be recommended
TO his country, as 4 worthy object for public
employment.
tits true, that Commodore Truxton, is de-
nominated federalit, but he is neither poll
teal feetarian, nor faGtious pdrtizan he has
uniformly been An open, candid and honeit pa
triot, thinking with indepeodeucy, & fpeakine
with freedom and candor. The Britiib and
French, have both felt the force of his hyperion
talents, and in the projects of Col. Burr, when
the moh flutering offers were made, he snCwer
ed with promptitude and true patriotifrn if
your icheme is fan0ifsd by the government
OF my country, | will engage with ardor and
boneity, If not, J will hear no more of il.
Theft are the traits which befpeak a man of
iDtrinfc worth, and who deferyes the confidence
and employment Of his country, and partcu-
larly at the prcfsnt crifs.
Commodore Truxton has been out of en-
ployn'ent for fome sine, and this perhaps will
occafon fomc difficulty among the prefent com.
manders. Let his be anfwered by the exam
pies OF France. The fPlendd fucceiIes of that
| nation, have been achieved by young aud OBJ.
fcurc generals, whole talents entitled them To
elevation. The rulers of France fouer. for.
and rewarded merit, and TO this may be i'm.
| puted their unrivaed fucccfIes.
England too affords examples the celebra.
ted and immortal General Wolfe, and admiral
Melton, were preferred TO their feniors in
age and rank, aud theie heroes bsve given luf
tire to the Briti(h name, which will live to al
eternity Trux!ob's cafe is much Rrongcr, he
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

R9Pe3fn1y i9)d,m he PaLhs, and paytspin,iy B. il.
babhaAb IF RICHMOND tat Baviag firm
ed eo1ne7iou, they 1UB raeiif
6gf"sjj nader toe firm Of
d o d GE IND CONE
Try bzOs taken bs Store on TIE JouS St of t6e main
frset' AafeJ 'f'Ht'ed BY MIN. M. u B. Azye,,,
gg1 HERE they have for faIe, general abort
W mont Of ENGLISH, INDIA and FRENCH
GOODS, fuitable for the fealon.
a. DODGE,
GORSHEM COBB.
July Ia. IF
". b. DODGE u CoBB vDiHGK Bei, GOODS
iS7OlS tia" at any otker Store in Ris5ueu4 eif5ey b.
qVLoiefHr retail
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IN COIrNrII T.

IN COUNCIL, July 10th, 1907.
SEVERAL patriotic addteiIes from military
ALLEGATIONS, in various parts of the nate. ex
PreiiIve OF their warm Indignation A, the ou,raq.
es lately committed by the BriGlh fousdron
within orr jnrifdidion, aud offering their fer.
wees 20 march AZ moments warning to reo,I
their iawei5 aggrsiiions, haviag beea received
oy tne Governor, and laid before the board {,
u Is "'a"infoggI advifed, that the officers,
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POSITIVELY, WILL BE SOJD
July 8, 1907.

BY The (alf,ibe,i, on be p,mj,, on TUESD 41 .o,u-
ing, TIE 2lf infant at 4 o'eloft--Hs
RICK HOUSE,
a T prefeDt occupied by Mr. Alexander BIset.
/ wood-2s by 80 feet and the Lot of Ground
on which It hands, with front of ll6 feet, on the
main-itreet leading through Col Richard Adams,.
valley, extending back 25 fe t. Terms of far made
known on the day of fale.
PHossER = Mol;CURE, y.m.
Jnly II.
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GOOD SOUND OATS,
USI received, at Is Cd. per bufh. cafi or % Iod.
- I-2 for negotiable approved endorGed note. at
60 days after date: ALTO quantity OF good BACON,
on moderate terms.
July ~. a.
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WILLIAM HART,
OPPOSITE THE SCALE-HOUSE.

HAS JUST RECEIVED
5000 VT. Salt Petred Ba-N Teas,
con, Green Coffee,
1000 WI. Coppera', Brown Sugar in barrels,
80 Boxes Liverpool Pipes, Loaf Sugar, Numegs aud
fhort and long, other Spices
80 Barrels Shdd. Scotch Barley,
,t London MuRard &c.
p.,t Ca,,,'i,s paa,,I. Hbberts Losdon Brown
French Peach & Apple ''0O''
Brandy, Atso:
Antigua, w. I1and ard Philadelphia Porter bot
N England Rum, tied by himfelf
Gin, Whitley, c. Bounce, Flour, Salt, MolaT,
SC. Queens Ware, with
1npe. ial & Young TIylon variety ofother articl-
All Of which he will fell at the lowe re sIy money
prices, or exchange for country produce.
July Ia. If.
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'o'0lers ard privates, who have thus volunta-
my come forward, be requeited to accept the
thanks OF the Executive for the very laudable
zeal manifeted by them in defence OF their
country.
The following terders of fervices have been,
win great plcafnre, received by the Executive
iince the date of the advice OF Council, pub
liihed OH the 9Th infant viz.
From Capt. Harry Retb of the Manchester
Troop Of Cavairy, and the officers and folders
under his command:
OF kitemen, formed by voluntary af1ociation
IN the City of Williamsburg, and the officers
and folders under his command:
From Capt. Jobn d, Bwk of the Republican
kife Corps of Petersburg, and the officers and
folders under his command and
From Capt. Byrd C.. wills OF a Volunteer
Company of Light Infantry at Fredericksburg,
and the officers and folders under his command
Puoiied by order of the Executive.
DANIEL L. HYLTCN, C. c.
III 'r'eting Of tie Troop IF Covahy, commanded ),
capt John u. Waitins, eaik.S for ID. tusac of ia
Airg into s0.fat,ofion tie Pre.t fate Of lie country
TIE J'H07rirs 'sf0iatiSns zut,e pnanix,ugy adeetea
R5'iVea, I hat we cordially participate in tl,ofe
ieeiings OF indignation exprefled by our brethren
from different parts of the hate at the noen, and
unIuit department. of the Brtih nation toward, the
United States; lately contaminated by the wanton &
Perhd'ous attack Of the Britii fhp the Leopard, Oh
the American Frgatc Chefapeake.
R5foiprd, That we will PROMPTLY co-op.ra,e in A.
ny meaiures which the government may deem n.cef.
iary on the Preient emergency and that we defire
to be eonhdered amonga that number Of our Fellow.
Citizens, who are pledged to march z,beneve. aud
1p1'fvs' the intesets of their country may require
their iervices.
Rtf'iued That the Captain is inRruefed to forward
copy OF thete refoutons, tothe Prefden, of the u
states; to the Governor Of the Commonwealth, and
Tome Printer in the City of Richmond for pubca,i-
on.
(Signcd) T. D. WATKINS
New Kent, July s, 1907.
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and in genuine patriotifn aud there is not a
man mar IN exiftcnce, who ought to think himfef
diihnnored by zach a commander. 81,
i,hs ims'' tribute to merit. has been written,
hucn more with view topromote the public
veal than to pay tribute to the meri,s
,,oi our ditinguiihed and meritorious country
man. u A VIRGINIAN.
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