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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
/ axe Notice.

a OUT the lat of June, o. sometime in July
4 a to'lowing, 1907, gave wo NOES Of hand
20 John Addison, la,e of Rockets. dece.sed one
for the sum of sixty dollars, paysb'c six n,rnhs
after d,,ei the oiher for the sum e two hun.
dred and eighty d1Ilars payable twelve months
from the date, bsIrg The balance due sad Adolf
son Tor small farm lying on James River, aud
,, has been ascertained that Addison sold me
number Of acres of land. NOE than he owned,
belonging 10 orphans, and l have proof Of our
bargains, and sg'eesbe TO the safe, he is TO make
me whole and ray all damages The land which
has been skea from said farm. amounts TO mora
shan tie sum Of he above mentioned notes, ex.
Sctiy forty dollars, which sum Is now due me
her by forewarn ali persons from ,akiug an as.
signmcnt on the said notes, as am determin.
ed not to pay them.
STEPHEN A. HOPKINS.
Der. 2, 1903. raj
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Notice.

EouSD in Manchester, on Saturday, the FIRST OF
Oct Der, LONDON SILVER WATCH,
the o~uer is req iired TO prove il, pay Tor this
ADVERTISEMENT, anI take her.
Enquire Of the prin.er
Richmond, Oct. =, 1898. (w2'l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
To Rent,

NHRE E Houses on the main street, one
between Messrs. Ellis aud Allan, and
Mr.. Manuel Judah, one opposite the Eagle
Tavern, now occupied by Mr. Simpson
Morris, the other is occupied by Mr.. Ben
JamIn Duval, next door to Gailego, RI h
ara & Cos. office; of the two first, possession
may be givenimmedialely and OF the other
the first of January next. Also, house si-
tuated in the alley, between the street go-
ing to Shockoe warehouse and that gong
to Mayo's Bridge possession to beh I'd im-
mediately.
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1908. (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

Mr.. Robert Wright of Amelia County, and
Iva Elizabeth, his wife, who was Elizabeth
CIopton, and Of whom rented the place where
on I now reside, for one year, 1898, and gave
her my bond for twenty-five pounds twelve shil-
lings, payable at Christmas next, as a conside-
ration therefor. together with all others who
may feel themselves concerned, will take no
tice, that in consequence of her having reno
we'd from said place without giving assurances
Of the payment of the rent TO those OF whom
she reated, and of my being already threaten.
ed with the liability ofpaying the same, aud fur
Their, that she has not complied with her en-
gage 'aent fmaking certain repairs on the said
place, for my reception, shall oppose the pay
mcnt Of the said bond, until am exonerated
by the proper authority, from paying any other
money on account Of the rent, and until am sa.
tisfied with respect to The repairs.
JOSEPH MICHAUX.
Cumberland County, September 5th, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

AZ the Falling Garden, on the 10Th inst. in
which wil be taught tn, following branches
OF literature, VIZ. Reading, Whiting, A it'll
metic, Elylish Grammar. theoretc lily and
practically together W tn B ok Kesping,Si -
gle and Double EI'ry, the u of the Sob s,
and IRE Si'aphy Also, several branches of
the M ithena,ics, viz. Surveying, N ~ ga
ton, &c The number of the students pro-
posed, is twenty five, and at no time to ex.
coed thirty. The price of tuition, includ-
ing fuel, pen, ink and paper, VII be ten
dollars per quarter. No entrance money.
JAMES EDDINGS.
Richmond, 10h Mo. II, 1908. If
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Fancy Furniture,
AP AN'D AND GILT. VIZ.

CAlN seat, Rush, and Windsor chairs,
- Settees SC Windsor Stools; Betsteads,
Bed and Window Cornice; Card, Pier and
lea Tables; Washhand and Workstahds,
and any articles in the Fancy line made to
order. Pictures, Looking Glasses, framed
and re-guilt. Also, Coach, Sign and Or
mental Paintings; Freemasonry and
Military Flags, done in the best manner
and on the most reasonable terms, by
JS:lW. COOK,
In the cross street, leading from the Bell
Tavern, one door of the Man Street.
Richmond, Oct. 6 1908. 11t.)
THE SUBSCRIBER -
Hereby informs his friends and the public,
thar he iuteu,ic o,,anfn,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

NESERTED.-from the service of the Uni
~ ted States, on the 9Th instant, 4 Private in
the 5ti regiment of infantry, named JOHN
FERGUSON-30 wears of age. S feet 5 ID in.
ches high, swarthy complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has sickly appearance lie was born in
Delaware county, state of Pennsylvana-bv
profession a shoemaker. The said Ferguson
had on at The time Of his descrtion, round sal
lor's jacket slash sleeves, dar! drab colour blu.
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy Pan
falcons, torn on the knees-Virginia cloth shirt :;
and old pair of half boots, bound with cord.
which he generally wore under his pantaloons
ALSO deserted on tie same day, GABRIEL
JONES, 81 years of age, feet 8. ID inches
high, fair complexion, halle eyes; auburn hair
when spoken to has a down look-Born in Es-
sex county, Va-bred Farmer-He wore a.
way round striped Virginia cloth coat, white
home spun pantaloones, and va:t of the same.
Whoever will apprehend the said dcserters,
and deliver them to me, to any officer in the
service of the United States, shall receive tween.
ty dollars reward,-or ten dollars for either.
EDWARD BILLIARD, Can't
5th U. S. Reg. infantry
Rendezvous, Petersburg.
Sept. is. Ttf1
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Nj OTICE.-In the year 1893, request was
v made by letter from a gentlemen in Virginia,
(through MIR. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
dom TO Mr.. Thomas Digges, then in England, tc
make enquiry for the heirs the family ola Mr.
Abraham Mines who, when youth, left Brigg.
house near Huddcrsfield in Yorkshire, for Ale.
rlca, and was clerk to merchant in Virginia,
afterwards kept store of his own, had partner
in trade, & died unmarried, about the year 753.
leaving landed and other property. Unfortunate.
~, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and Ra-
chcl, capt. Dade from London to Alexandria, in
the year 1898, the letters Of request and other
papers and memorandum were lost, and even
the writer's name. which is supposed to be Far
ly or rarely as we'll as his place of residence has
been forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
the ubscribers, or either of them, will be
much obliged to any one, informed Of either of
the parties above aiudclto, or can give any trace
as To their residence, or informed of any landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining the names, places of residence. or
effects of said deceased, &c. &c
GEO: MILNES, Merchant Boston
THOS. DIGGES, Fort WarGwton, Poto1,ac,
1hWyim4.
October ID. r3m1
HIS name was spelt Mills or Mines
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

HOBDAY & SEATON, adjoining the City
4 i Hotel, on the .Cross-Street from the Brick
Row to the Governors house, respectfully in,
form their friends anG the public, that they have
commenced business III F-fNC1-C c, VINDSOR
TING, GLIDING, &c. and solicit patronage.
Intending always to employ the best materials s,
the best skill in the line of their profession, they
hope to give universal satisfaction.
december 10. oawSw
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Sept. is.
It'll

4 LII persons having claims against the Es-
I A tate Of WIN. Friend, decd. late of Man
chester, are hereby required to bring them for
ward, as early possible, that arrangements
may he made for payment and all persons in
debted to said estate, are earnestly solicited to
make payment, speedily possible. The ST.
tuation Of the estate being such, as to render it
impossible to grant longer indulgence.
THOMAS BRANCH, Executor
Chesterfield, Nov 1. T2m)
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PROPERTY, FOR SALE

NALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE
The ownershave become DESTROYS of selling
that well known. and valuable Property, the
FARM SPRINGS, lying in Bath county, with
all The Land and Tenement, belonging thereto,
or they will sell the Springs with or hundred
acres of Land. 1t would be useless to say any
thing about the situation of those Springs, and
their great Medical qualities, with the superior
advantages atta";'ed to them, over any ofthe o.
ther Mineral Waters in this country. AS it is
presumed that no one will attempt to purchase,
w,o is rot well acquainted with them, or who
will view the property before they purchase. A
ny communication on this subject, addressed to
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended TO.
CHARLES H.. LEWIS.
Warm Springs, peccmber 10. oaw3mT
n. B. A considerable prompt payment will be
expected, and few likely young NEGROES
taken.
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NOTlCE-That III virtue of :, deed of trust.
\ bearing date anterior to the act, entitled
" IN act concerning the sale Of Properly under es-
- ee"tions and fneun6rances - shall, on Satur-
day. the |th day OF anuary next, upon the prcmi-
ses, expose to sale, by public auction, for ready
money, the BRICK IENE EfENTS, and the
Ground thereto belonging, as now occupied by
Messrs. Webster, Poore {. Prossey, and John d.
Wdlton, opposite the City Hotel, in this city; or
so much thereof, as may be necessary to satisfy
Danl. Call, Esq acting Executor of Robt Means,
decd. the several sums of money now due, and
',1paid under the said deed
SAJhLrEL 1fcCRAW, Trustee.
december g. tds
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a HORSE. Was brought 10 my stable, ON the
L 9th ult Bay Horse about 9 or 10 years
oid,4 feet Or 10 inches high, with Saddle
and Bride. The said Horse, was delivered by
Negro, who said he had found him on the Com
mons of this town. The vner may get him by
applying at the Columbian Inn, and paying char
ges. Posted and app aised TO eighteen pounds.
T. BROOKS.
Dec. 8. Gtfl
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ID IcHMoND TURNpIKE COMPANY

ID edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN Al meeting of tile Directors of the said
Company, on Saturday evening the Sd of Deem
Der, 1903, the following resolution was agreed to:
Whereas from causes unforeseen as unexpect-
cd, the Board OF Directors. st their last meeting,
ON the 29th ultimo, postponed thc sale ofSHAREs
belonging 60 delinquent subscribers, generally
depominated Stock Holders, which were adver-
tised 60 be sold on that day
Resoived, That the Shares Of delinquent hol-
ders which may be reported as such by the trea-
surer OF this Company, ON the 7th day of Janua-
rynext, be, on that day sold, atpubIic auction, at
the front door of tie Swami. Tavern in this CITY,
NATHANIEL SHEPP.:RD, err.
Deccmber g. IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13
A II PRVATE SAFE, at MYsRs's Auction

a T PRIVATE SALE, at MyERs's Auction
L \ Store, Just received
Bales Kendall Cottons,
5 BALES blue and white mixed Kcrseys,
Bales HalEThicl,s. assorted--white, blue,
green and m; yed,
Bales Welsh Piains-wl,ite and blue,
S Ralcs Coatng--blue and red,
Cases London fashionable Beaver Hats,
And an additional supply Of the best Dutch
BoLTIRG. CLOTHS. Also, i'll Store, Prime
Muscovaoo Sugars, in hhds. and bills. Loaf Su-
gar, Moiasse;, old Madeira Wine, 4 quantity of
Gin Cases and Demiohns. Oct..11. CTfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

lanes STRATTON, TAYLoR-At the
u corner of the Brick Row and the Cross street
leading 70 Mayors Bridge, respectfully informs
the public and hi. former customers, that (havng
returned to this city, and resumed his profession)
&c is ready and willing TO execute their commands
on the shortest notice, in the beer manner, and
the most reasonable terms. Nov H. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13
GTPUBLIsHED ny THOMAS nIrcHIE, OF
YosITE THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER ANNUN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
THE Subscriber hacing furnished himself spifh
II nh eLeunat n.sartancut nf atnuntiups and ~

THE Subscriber hacing furnished himself ssifh
i an elegant assortment Of n,ountimgs and o.
saer materials 6egs ieave ,s iV.-m the public
thar he has commenced the CABINET MIX
ING BUSINESS, upon extensive scale, in the
fousc Shoekoe bridge, next door to Samuel
peasants, Ts' Printing Office. where he sSiN Keep
constant supply Of furniture for sale UPON rcnsoua-
BE ternss-and where furniture in his line suM be
made upon the shortest notice, and IN the mast Gp
proved (ashioss, or upon any model Sphich may be
directed TIE subscriber sr;i ASA Keep hand, a
Constant supply Of Fancy and Einasor CHARS
efaK descriptions, for sale upon reasonable terms.
c. Nj. PERRf.
Richmond. Nov. %, 1903. (lGsp4s9.)
= N. B. Coach and Sign PGistiry, dcne ar his
shop the shortest nstice and in the u,y90est
ner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

ID ASAwAt from TIC Sub .ubrr, n nsgro Lad,
~ by the nstne OF 1MASDEYILLE he is a.
bout II years d, Of dar!. complication, slcndc.
make, sod walks lame il consequence Of havin..
broken lis u,igh las oprirg. Re has been seer
lately u; Mancbcs@r, an:i rta reason 20 believe
bas been secfeted Nv MS CrarGn.Oh ~: cid Crafty,
who IS well known ii t',at p,icc. Ten dollars and
eli eXpe"oes viii be PAD t. any person who viii
aeiferhm g ne, OF cos III h;n,to jail. 50 that
fsethim 81, IN. u. RCLLINc.
eev Z" osW@ ~
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lust yecciOcd ron, Philadelphia, a consignment
a. IF LETTER., consisting of-
HTa,-ed CaLt-SSinS,
Cossack, Fair-1ot, and Co-iouan Boot Legs,
Starting, RoundiHgsam. hiding Skins,
For sale, at iozr price d.. =. BURR.
Nov. 10. 2GTu2s9S-l azo4w
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THoMAs WATSON, GOoT & SHOE
MAKER, with sincere thanks to his friends
for theirtormer patronage, respectfully informs
them and the public, that lac continues to carry
on business in the various branches of the above
Manufactory, doors east of the Bank :. where
he has on hand, complete assortment offashiOn-
able BOOTS & SHOES, for sale, OIL reasonable
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

VkI AN1'ED as TUTOR in private family
w aperson qualified 40 teach the Latin ard
English languages dramatically, and Arithme-
tic--Apply to the Prister. NOV IS. It'll
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13
december 6.

MI X. LIE TELLER, DEN IT'S I'm the
I'VE house adjoining Mr.. EdmnRd Randolph s
near the Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches OF his profession, i. {. cleansing and
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adheres to them in the form of bac,, or
yellow crust, which is tie cause of man. teeth
decsym9, an offensive breath, and the cOrrodcr
OF the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
50 as TO stand firm, being useful as well as ornu-
mental, plugs the decayed cavities Of such as can
be preserved, and extracts such as arc too fai.
gone 10 be saved, in which operation he makes
use OF BnUFF's PATENT ExrRAcT1NC INsrnU.
MENrs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility Of fracturing the Jaw or bruisine the
gums, and with much less pain than the instru-
nents that are IN general use for which opera.
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his own
housc
lie deems it unnecessary 60 say any thing con
cerning T. advantage derived from the manner
OF bls performance or his a.'ities, leaving il for
his former operations to speak.
He has DEErIraGos prepared by himself of
sup rtor qia:ty fJr the preservation of The
GUMS and teeth, void Of corrosive substance
Mr. Le TELLER wishes the public 10 have
notice that as he las now made Richmond his
permanent residence, sl his prices are considers,
NY lower t'ian when ke was only u visitor of the.
place
A Inc or servant directed TO the aforesaid
place vii be attended to-
CT Hc Keeps ccrs,,nl supply of Teeth Fx
tracing instruments, he, kind, and best quality
iOr sale.
!VN' ~ FIND
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY--The
1Fl General Annual Meeting OF the Mutual
Assurance Society, against Fire OF buildings of
the state of Virginia. will he held at the Capitol
in the city of Richmond. ON Monday, the 81 day
OF January next, SAMUEL GREENH0W,
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Richmond, General Office of ..o,1
Assurance, Dec 1, 1903.
- All the Printers in Virginia, and in the
town of Alexandria, are requested TO publish The
above once per wees, until the second day OF ia
nuary next. S. G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

o. Orders attended to on the shortest notice
december 8. oaw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-19

~ man. and yet your trade and subsequent
venues, would overflow. u 5Tea, eo''lhus
i cultivate peace, she will not Manufacture ),
l,rrseIf SO as 10 interfere with you, 'lnel,
her bounellcss deserts are cultlgatod . peiiol
intellectually distant. s.
...is view 2of the subject should never oe !;
lost sight of for and speculative temporary
loss Or Inconvenience In all oar tran slctlols
With A merica, we should look TO the AInerl Ca
If Hfty years or a century hence. ne poil'
fov Of 4 nation should be prospective, extend extend,
inc to the contemplation Of iutufe a!5es' ana
not like the prudence OF TRANSACTION tNesil
M an and man, which is properly eohtracsesI
within tie narrow span OF individual va cxisI=
ence. America should also reason upon 7 ta e
same principle. She is nov in her infancy,
and, il not checked in her growth y. az IN
4 natural struggle With her parent, WI afl1Vs
sooner at maturity 81 5;.5gfeaineSs' laan any
nation Of antiquity; because SIC started ilo
life in the meridian Of civilization but, :,
from her highly republican ccnshtutio"s SIC
acts in her great political character, from tie
sudder. impulses of the multitude, snd not
! from the mature considerations OF a re,s'siar
lxroyernraent, she may throw away, IN Q rash
moment, all the advantages winch ,ner hfm-
ness and virtue, in the storm OF her rcEol-
ton, has so eminently entitled her to en-
Joy.
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TEusDAY, February 10.

Fir &arj0rd laid upon the table rs'0.
/ tion for the regulation ofhnsness IL the nl y.
which he should call up in the event ns'
rules and orders not being sooa coASA'
ed.
TIC several bills Yesterday ordered 70 :. j
read a third time were severaIiy rea' S ~
passed, except the bill concerning w
tracts
On which Mir. 7roEa having calledthey !,
and nays, after some discussion, it Sa' :.
motion of Mr.. southcrd, re-comhnltea ~ ~
committee of The whole for ainendmeih "'
detail 81
"a view of the debate hsreafcr,l
MIR. D1av,0u reported a bill for p'0ca1.s ~,
q certain number of arms; which NaS w.
read and referred to committee OF tre w.
Tomorrow.
Ga motion Of Fir. Blackledye,
RESOLVED, That the committee CT "'m
means be directed to enquire whct0s'
and ii any, what alterations are necesS
be made in the several acts fixing the ,' ,.+;
and cmouments of the collectors Of ur
On imports and tonnage, and that ti's ~
m'ttee be authorized to report ~ ~
otherwise. ut
n ELL from the Senate for erecting a ~.
house, and placing buoys at the pace I'D d
in mentioned, was twice read and reis's
i committee Of the whole, ,,,t;S,..
The bill for the relief of Samuel ~"
~ss ordered to third reading, -s{
Printing in all its various
rsadfomely executed at si'ls q
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Tie QUESTION vas thea taken !, II
out the first section THE principle ~ s'ss
and negstived SO 10 "a.
When on motionof Mr. Cook,
The committee rose reported pros,..
obtained leave to sit again. ''A VI
Mr.. Jazvaca iren the commune =
and military establishments, reporrd ),
lowing resolution, Which was sereeJ : Nc F.-
SO, and referred to the committee wb0 Z. ats
ted tito bring in a Bill : 'Sfel'
i2ega!ped, Fiat lie sum Of
dollars lie appropriated to enable n. D..
dent cftAcUnitel States 10 procure Nv :"
chasing, Or tocsase TIE same 10 be manu- y.
tired stand Of arms 70, ! !
use ofthc u S and &c cause the same, \
Deposited j q safe and suitable places. y
Mr.. Da7.so75 also reported tie aspsn..,
oltae same committee tolae Bill itom6e !
nate vhict, was % them refcrrsd for iss.,,.
Ing the military peace establishment Of tSsJ]
S. H.iieli was referred te Committee oII.
+ Wi;,4...c &c m orrcw
On motion Of Asr. pafbs
The house went inta a committee -
whole On tic bill extendias inc right i =
frage within the Indiana tsffitory, -
Mr.. PitSin in the chair,
WHICH having beer gone throusa !,
ported to thcilouse. :
Mr.. Rhea proposedan ar1le.amczt nrt.
, extending the right ofsuifrase; which ~
negatiyed ayes Il.
| The bill was ordered toa thi5d rsal;,,
morrow.
On motion Of JMr G.W camt5sa
The house went into comrnitte. Of 4.
! whole. Mr.. Huron iii the chair.
On the bill for the relief Of Edward wa
/! and Samuel Beebee, which having bscn ar'
/; through VISA reported to The house & ooigg
to third reading,
On motion Of Ar, .tesston,
The House went into TIC >ognmisee oft,|
| whole on the resolution for dispesinc Of cal
/ tain charts Of the coast Of North Carsia,,
| SIr. Richards in the Chair,
Which being gone through was relusl
| to the-House and ordered 10 third reading
On motion of Mr.. .hezvton, 1
The house went into committee Of ID
whole,
Mr.. PITKEx in the chair.
! On the bill to allow the importation otd
copper free Of eluty,which being gone tim;
andreported to the house wa orGefsda
third reading.
| On motion Of Mr.. G. II. CafHJrN,
The house went into conlmittrtalA
| whole,
Mr.. W.ALsToN in the CHAIR.
Onthe bill from the Senate to della?
expences incurred in an enquiry into theca
duct of John Smith senator from 0aH
'vh.ch being gone through and rePoind'
the House was ordered third reading I
Mr. Dazvson laid upon the table the h1t
ing resolution.
Resoivea, That a committee be arfdrd
on the part Of this house Jointly with SD
committee as may be appointed On the fa
the Senate to conaider and report whaif
tier business. it is nccessary to be done e~
tie present session; and at what timef VI
be proper for congress TO adiouls, II
On mstion Of Mr.. ;an Rersstsa-
house wen. into a committee Of tie Tha n
Mr.. Bassct in the chair, on the BIZ for i
relief of Samuel Whiting, which belnest
through and reported to the house, the hct'
adjourned, without concurring in the u
port.
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Printing in all its various 5 &
hsadfoaely executed at sl''s 8