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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
BY tie Lieutenant 6opernor Of fhe Com.
DronTveafth Of Virginia,
A PROCL AVIATION.

WHEREAS il is represented to the Execu-
w tive. that on the fourth day of the present
month, an a'rocous murder was commi led in
the county of Meckienbnsg, BY certain John
DAVIS, an inhab,ant of the said county of Meek
lenburg, on The body of Francis Ballard, late Of
the same county /; and that the said John DAVIS
hath ae6 from justice: have therefore thought
tit with the advice OF the Council of Sta e, is
sue this proclamation, hereby offering reward
of two hundred dollars to any person or persons,
who shall apprehend and conduc. before some
Justice of The peace for he SAID county of Meek
lenburg. the said John DAVIS, that he may be
dea with a. he law directs. And do more.
over enjcin all officers, civil ami mi itary, and ex
ho,, the gocd people of she commonwealth, to
use their best endeavor. to app,ehend and carry
before some justice of me peace for the county
aforesaid, The said John DAYS, that such pro-
ceedings may be had ,hereupon are prescribed
by law.
Given under my hand, with the Seal Of the
L. S. Commonwealth annexed, at Richmond,
this 18th day of August, 1908.
Signed,
Alexr. MsRae.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

WAS committed to the mil Of this county
w on Monday last, negro man. who
says his name is WILLIAM TR ABUE and
belongs to Erasmus Reams of Ches erfieid
untv; he endeavnured to pass as free
man, but not produc ng evidence OF being
such, was committed to- Jail He is Of
dark complexion. about six feet high, has
very large whiskers, appears to he about
30years old, but says he is older, he has in
his possession, a red leather pocket book
containing the following papers viz. a prin-
ted bUnd given Ivy JOS. Powell Of Chester
field county to Pollok, Tredway s. Co for
81. IS 9 dated 18th December 1906 on the
back ofwhich is endorsed credit for the a.
mount ~ said bond, another bond beng gi-
ven in lieu Of 1T also an account against
Messrs. Joshua and John Powell 20 Joseph
and William Friend & Co. for 9. 3 1.2
at the foot Of which, credit is gwen lor the
full amount, paid by John Powell also an
amount due by Joshua Powell TO Pollok
Iredwao r Co. shelving balance to he due
of 20 2 siso promissory note for $50
executedb by William Sublet Of Chesterfield
county to John Powell, dated LIST March
1906; also pass signed by Harry Hath, or
Heth, the bearer Of which, is stated to he
negro man, named Absalom, and by the
pass was permitted to go from Chesterfield
to Cumberland, dated 9Th September 1903;
also another pass stating William Trabue
to be the bearer, and granting him permits
sion To 20 to Hanover, where 1t also states,
he was born free, which pass has neither
date nor signature. I'm
BENJAMIN Pollard Jailor.
Buckingham County, Sept. II, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
William Lownes.

ID ETURNS his thanks 70 his friends and the
n ppbIic generally for their liberal encours &c
n'sn', and hopes his assiduiy to business and
pune naliIy viii en'ite him 70 a conrinuance of
Their favors He has rem-ved TO ihe corner i'm.
rediately OPPOSITE the Bell, formerly occupied by
Crantland, where he nends carving on he
Book binding business in all les variety and in
TIE modern q fashionable stiIe, with pune
tnalitv, neatness and dispatch.
Printed books bornd in he most elegan; man.
in Morocco and Calf skin. full gilt and letie,
cd also in .hecp skin, gilt, deferred and plain
Blank Books of every description ruled o any
pattern ard und with the latest improved spring
ur pacn, backs.
o sers from the couatry will be thankfully re.
ecvcd and punetnaly attended TO. Old books
rebound.
NIB. An apprentice win BE- taken to the Book
Binding business, If irmediate spplicauon be
made, wIh good recommendations.
Augu't % #,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
flames RiOer Lou Grounds
TO LEASE.

ON the Eth day Of November next. will be Of
- fered to the highest bidder, on the premises,
Lease from S to years, on that va liable te.
nement, on James River, being part Of the sub
aeFibev's estate, in the county Of Amherst known
by the name OF Bolling's Creek Tenement, and
containing about $50 acres of extremely fertile
low grounds-diuant about 3 miles from Lynch.
burg, and from to3 Of the Oxford Iron Works
and MAJ. Levis's manufacturing mill.
The terms Of the lease viii be made known on
the day.
J.. Boiling
Sep. %, 1908 ep,ols & WIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
BY the Lieu endnf Governor Of fhe Com
mon1ueaifh Of Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS it appears to the executive, that
w Will am Mathews, late of the county OF
Augusta. presented by the grand jury for the
district composed Of the counties of Augusta,
Rockb'idge. Rockingham and Bath. for man.
slaughter, committed on the body of anegro girl
named Hannah (the property of the said William
Mathews) Ia h fled f.om justice: have there
fore thought fit with the advice of the council
of State. to issse this proclamation. hereby offer
ing reward of ore hundred dollars to any person
sr ye sons who shall, apprehend & convey be fore
some justice of the peace for the said county of
Augusta the said William Mathews, that he may
be dealt with the law duects. And do
moreover hereby enja lin all officers civil and mi.
li'arY. and exhsrt the good people of The common
wealth, to use their best endeavors to appre bend
and carry before some justice of the peace
'o- the said county or Augusta, the said Will.
am Mathews.
Given under my hand, with the seal Of the
q S commonwealth annexed. at Richmond,
this Both day of September, 1905
Signed,
Me,-,, 1f'J21c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
At a Court of Quarterly

Session, held for Fiuvanna county, the I'D day
of AUgu't 1908
ABRAHAM She herd, PlaintiGO =,
AGAINST
Allen Bernard and Joshua Barley. e"an
Defendants. Wy
THE defendant Joshua Barley, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according TO the ad Of assembly and the rules OF
this court. and it appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the court hat he is not an inhabtant of this coun
try on the motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel.
II is ordered, that the said defendant Barley do
appear here on the first day Of November term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted atthe front
door Of the courthouse of this county.
A eopy--Teste,
John Timberlake, c. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
10 Dollars kewad.


2 UNAWAY from the subscriber, living in
IN Buckingham county, on the 20 h August,
1908, negro MAJ by the name of JOEL; he is
about 40 years of age S fee, 2 or inches
high, his make is in proportion to his height, ne
is of yellow complexion, "a her inclinsble TO
have Roman nose. which is uncommonIy low
between the eyes has 4 large scar on one of his
inseps, an rather inclined to hink il rs on the
on, side of the left foot He was raised by CAPT.
John Couch, in Buckingham courry, and was gi
ven by him to John patteson of he sumo county.
He 10 supposed to he lurking 5boul one of their
plantation, or 70 have attempted 20 pass with :.
free pass TO some cf the northern states as he
has at,er'p' do by the nHrne CT Joseph Smith,
The above reward " II be gwen 70 any one who
viii deliver 'hr said negro 70 me in Buckingham
county, Virg MIA, o. secure him in any jail, SO
that get him again Masters of vessels and o.
,hers, are forews ned csrrJ ing MIN OF or sarbor.
ing him at treir ped-
Benjamin Radj6rd.
Buckingham County, Sep J 40.
teHnher ssh 1903 WIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

~ virtue of a deed Of trust executed to The
- subscriber by Samuel Burks to secure the
payment of debt due to Brown. Rives & Com.
pany as therein expressed, will be sold, to the
hghe st bidder for readymoney, at Newmark-
Ct n Nelson county, on Saturday the 29lh day
Of October next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Notice.

All persons having Claims against the estate
of John Gum, are requested TO have them ad-
ed as the law directs, and exhibited for set
Element, on or before the twenty fifth day of De.
eember next, At which time a dividend will take
place This advertisement vl be plead in bar
sgainst any claim which may come against said
estate az CT hat da.e IF
'OHN TURpIN, Admr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Blank Notes

AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY, used in
deposting stock in the Bank Of Virginia, for SAFE
At thss Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
One Negro Man,

Named David, a valuable Waterman The
subscriber beng oniy trustee for the benefit Of
others, he will only warrant the title Of the a.
bore mentioned slave az to himself and those
claiming under him.
James MarltAy, Trustee.
Wsrn'r. 2lst Sept. Is0S Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Military Lands

IN THB STATES OF ONO AND KsUs',,.v,
THE subscriber has for SALE, snn,;ry vain.
! able tracts of L AND. on ,he waters os ,ae
Miami and Scioto rivera, state Of Clio. A,Fo.
on the waters of Cumberland ard Green r,vetx'
state of Kentucky, which will be sold low for
cash or good bonds--For further particulars en-.
quire of William Price, rcgis,ec, who has the H.
tie papers, or to
WilliomDu-VaI.
Buckingham, January 20 1903. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
BY THOMAS f. BIRCH.

Tie late British aggressions have given
birth to a great part of this book, and the
author fiatters himself, that it contains the
sentiments of every patriotic American.
- Subscriptions for the above work will
be received at the Office of the Virginia Ar
gus, at oS. Cd. copy.
September 27, 1908. w2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Notice.

THE subscriber will petition the General As
semb,y of Virginia. at its next session, to
complete TO him the commonwealth's right in the
following half acre lots in the city Of Richmond
known and distinguished in the ancient pan of
the town of Richmond, By the numbers IS, 81
IS. sc. II, S8, 102.
John Sea6rook.
Hanover. Sep- IS. 1903 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
l DO hereby request all

those purchasers of the estate or effects of the
la Patricl; TIE nan, of tkis city. decease 3, and
those persons who have on any other account
given ooni bills or no es paysb'e to myself and
John 'unfrey, as executors, or 20 the said
John PumfIey alone. as executor of the said
Patrick Ternan. TO make no payment of any
such bond. bill or no'e, TO eiher the said John
Pnrnfrey or to his order, he the said John Pun.
trey having suddenly depar ed from the usual
place of his late residence and novy ccncealinr
himself so as 10 furnish just grounds TO SUSPECT
and beieve he in-ends fraudrlently to convert.
as la as hc may be able the debts due to the said
Patrick TeInan's executors. to his own private
use.
JAMES TERNAN one Of the exc.
cutors Of Patrick Te,nAn deed.
Richmond, Sept &c. 1903 (s.ksl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
.fier'r. MsRae.

-
Bill. late the property of Richard Smith Of the
county of Norfolk, was condemned by the court
of said county, for felony. He is about feet
high, raw, bony make, of yeowish black a
down look. very sleepy, sullen countenance, one
of his hands. believed 10 be his eff, and wrist
much scared from burn (,he back Of his hand)
his back very much scared from being often whip
ped. and above his ief, ear seve'ai scars which
were made by strokes from suck.
Isaac. late the properly CT Samuel Fuqua Of me
comfy of Pitts,lvania, was condemned by The
cour; of the said county for felony He is about
S feet IL inches high, black complexion, Of =
thick make down. sly lohk. mild speech, and
when spoken to, is apt 10 put his hand up 10 his
jaw. and to lean his head on one side while he
speaks. he also had As well as is recollecsed at
this time. scar on his tght jaw & one about one
OF his eyes, his upper FIRE teeth ou.. sharp chin
and stood forward, and when standing, stood
much backin his knees and was some VIVA knock
nsed, and hiseyes inclined to Be of reddish cast,
viz The part that is common to be white.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.

0ITUATED on Rappahsnnock in the county
~ of Essex within fifteen miles Of Tapoahan-
mock and about the same distance from Usbanna
and King and Queen Courthouse and very con-
ven,ent to he post Office Montague's Tavern
there are upwards nf one hundred and fifty
acres of land attached to this seat cons,dera
bic part of which is wood land and heavily tim
bercd-The Improvements are dwelling house
ferry feet by eighteen. Kitchen, Smoke House.
Stable Ice House, nc on the Hill-And on The
rive, bank a store house. with oommodious
Store aud Counting Room and an excelent Ora
nary--eil of which--except the Stable-have
been recently built. Mount Comfort commands
y, good, il not the hes, view Of the river of any
,ear the Rappahanno:k and the hes. f h and
oysters may he had at the d,os with very little
trouble IL i well calculated for n merchan
beirg IN a 20 rulous and wea',hy reishborhood,
whereit IS believed FIVE six thousand pounds
worth OF goods nigh, he retailed anRus''v---it
would also be convenient sand fo~ protest.
ora cha. acter--I would either sell on credit if
the. payreu's ran he agreed o exchange for
other lands without improvements.
FOR farther particulars apply TO Reuben M
Ca,neti, or TO
Garter Wood,
Noun, Comforr.
Tune 4. 1879 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

Groceries,
AMONG WHICH ARK
and bbls fierce
Loaf Sugar. in do French Brandy
Best Green Coffee Salt blythe Sack
Imperial, and A quantity of exe.,,sn,
Young Hyson TEAS, Lard by the 6,t;n
Cnoco'ate, oy Inc box A large assortment of
pi"ento Iron Castings, every
Pepper description
Ginger Z An assortment, oe s,on.
Rice Ware
Mustard Queen's Wave
w. l: Kun Soap and Candles by
Jamaica do box
England do Leiper's Snuff
Moiasses ny shd Writing Paper
Sherry and Malaga \ Wrapping do
Wine Dccanters
Holland and Country Tumb!ers
Gin Wine Glasses
spanish Scgars by box Leading Lines
or retail Bed Cords. &c &c &c
Together with nunber of other article, 10
dious TO enuuerate--whch they will sell low
tor cash, country produce, or approved
paper in town.
|" 1t is earnestly requested that those WIN
have long standinge accounts, will settle them i'm.
mediately, as no longer indulgence can be 81.
ven. O.
II June. 1908. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
Tract of L and.

containing one hundred acres, lying on each
SIDE of the turnpike road, about miles
from the Town Of Manchester, and known
by the name of SALES HILL, on which
there is supposed to be coal or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to meet the
Intention of said trust deed, and costs of
said sale.
Beverly c. Stannard, 2Trus.
Archibald Woodbridge, }fees.
Chesterfield, Oct. 9th 1908. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
by che Ltrutenant Governor Of the Com
monzpeaffh of Virgina.
A PROCL AMATiON

"HEREASitis represented 20 the executive,
w that the slaves Bill and Isaa-, under sen.
tence of death for felony, but reprieved and sold
to Richard Terrell for transportation beyond the
limits Of the United State,. according to the di
rections of the ACT Of assembly in such case made
and provided, have escaped from the said Rich.
ard Terrell in the county Of Bote,ourt, and con
trary to law. are now gong at large, endeavoring
to evads the mild punishment which has been in
hieed and is so justly due TO their crimes have
therefore thought ft, with the advice of the coun
Gil of state. to issue this proclamation, hereby Of
feripg reward of twenty five dollars to any per.
son or pers-ns. who shall apprehend either of
the said slaves, Bill Isaac, & deliver them at rhe
penitentiary building in this city, in addition to
all reasonable expenses which may be incurred in
conducting the SAID slaves. or either of them, to
that place And do moreover enioin all officers
civil and military, ami exhort the good people Of
the commonwealth to use their best endeavors to
apprehend and convey the said penitentiary
building. the slaves aforesaid.
Given under my hand, with the seal of
a.. s. the commonwealth annexed, at Rich
mond, this sd day Of September 1903.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed
L to the subscriber by John P. Shields and
Jane Gravity his wife, to secure the pay
ment of certain sum of money therein
mentioned, due to Henry Cary, will be ex.
posed to sale, on the premises, for ready
money, on Tuesday the 18th day of thrs
month, a very valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11
A tract of Land,

Containing ono hundred ADD ten acres, also Eve
NEGROES, consisting Of rwo men and three
women, and tho increase of the said females If
any since the trust was execu,sd ais, seven
head Of Horses and eighteen head OF Gail -
The and is situr;ed on Hickory creek and adj
Joins the lands of Benjamin Huria. Join 10.
will convey such title as is vest. d in ~ b. the
said deed OF trust.
Richard Clarke, 1p
Shelton Crosfhwd,f, 1'N''Fe'
Nelson county. Sep. 81, 1903. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

RY virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Charles Thompson to secure
the payment ola debt due to Brown, Rives s.
Company, as therein expressed, will be sold, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, on Satur.
day the eighth day of October next, on the pre-
misses, in the county of Nelson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-11

DY virtue Of deed of trusi executed TO Us by
- Josiah Cheatham 20 secure the paymenr Of
sum of money TO James Murphy & company,
as expressed in The said deed, will be Sold to the
highest bidder, for the hes price that can be OBJ.
tsined in money, on the premises in the county
Of Nelson. on Friday the 28th day of Oaober
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-15
LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the Alexandraa Eaay Gazftse.
price Fsve Dolls. s. Seventy f0e
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August O.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-15

81 iii and the most dsa sll.'. h s's''
rsr:IsaSns It'was computed, that there
I'd IS so, 900 Spanish PA,ri-
IRE BEL ss, a $1,000 Of whicA arc stated TO
j, i r. ns ysriousIy armed ba. the greater
& Es'ap s,asssts, many q Which hsa been
s''' - the English thai ne apan'; =
,srriPrsa , :, were amongst the foremos, =
;sssla a sDsrr the Patriotic standards that
.slsiDg wv !. we're in, the districts occupied
,urh o. g Ilsa embraced every opportunity
i t's n small bodies, to JOIN their pre.a-
asss ',,,s Instances Of this occurred At St;
~ = Ian; an unere COCO Of the garrison mad
ssa'a !ssa the iateriior. Tie patriots were
goas nv s.s,e slowly. Their spirit had no. a
n;'.'s =. SsI they exprssseda confidence IN the
sl'. 8, success ii their attempts TO preserve
u'uaa 's. ii Independence and religion OF their
ssss lA's The resistance made by the Grid
ss % against Lstebrs IS spcelnen g me
s'as's ~, = courage with which they comoas-
=, sssgs ,s'riO; troops were well Paia, and they
Inc Pc s;,so much instruction. from the SoeSo
, lau' '',a prisoners, which Buonaparts, two
f'us'' .a,s o,aercd ,o-b sent into Spain.
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Hazard, Newcomb, boston,
northern produce-the master 4 Law
rason and Fowle.
Ann and Mary, Sellick, Nanjemoy,
the master.
CLEARED,
Schooner Ann, Berry, Norfolk,
-four, &c.-by Reuben Johnson, &c.
Harlot, Cullen, Follv-L Landing,
four-by John Grinnolds.
Antelope, Langrell, Vienna,
sundries--by the master.
Two Brothers, Foxerell, Vienna,
sundries-by the master.
s!oop Julian, Covert, Nanjemoy,
sundries--by the master.
George, Williamson, Norfolk
-four, ac.-by Anderson, Butts & CO.
AsISZE OF BREAD
2lade Of Sut1erfne Barr FIenr.
GENTS.
The pound loaf to be sold for 80
pound loaf
pound loaf =
! pound loaf -"
Clerk fths Market.
September Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-15
VERMONT ELECTION.

VERMONT ELECTION.
onTrfs,lav the Oh inst. tae freenaen Of
v,,~,st sscted their Governor, Lieuten-
- ;;o,ernor, Councillors, Representatives
,nd NcrnScrs Of Congress.
8 oeatle1aan from ds5assleocr2, informs
* 5st,l.c votes IN that town were 286 ic-
|issl. and IS democratic. This town hss
,Ivays Been federal, bal has never, till now,
oven more than 200 votes. n Hssssda.s,
|hcral eS democratic II. tins town has
hen considered democratic.
A letter from ITapole,says, " In Vest
a;;pstsr here has been great change In Ia
pr of federalism. hIg.TIsEEEoR's ma
uiy for Governor is 40, Mr.. huBRARn's
|ia Congress Is, Mr.. Halls foa State Re
preventative, %. WESTMINSTER has here
sohnbeen democratic.] There is no doubt
as election in HerMont Wiz result IN the I'll
pnph Of Fedora, RepublicanisIn."
A letter from Spain says, /" AZ the French
drrshnen.s here are in state OF seige
/ and from thesretarns made to the Spanish
jlna al Seville, by September we shall have
/ taske kunerea thcUea2a Patriots.
airtisr dated 2sa August, from gen.
|llcman IN HAVANA, to his correspondent IN
Bait gives the following information
Atamssting Of the junta, governor and
council, they dea.aerated about shutting the
port againstthe American trade, and such
a measure was nearly agreed 20. Il, was
generally supposed that the ports en- the
Spanlsa Man. IS well as in the Islands,
soule ere !ongbe closed against Americans.
The following is copied from the Phila-
|csPlla Daily Advertiser OF MoEday.---
|'ar Fatlo's commission viii bring our exc
suuFs to the test, whether they will ac-
the established government o.
Ppah, or the attempted Ssurpation of Be-
napasse.
APPOINTMENTS ~ the Rdriotic Governmcat
:, Of Spain.
Marqais de Casso Calvo, captain gene
I - lae Interior Provinces of Mexico.
lFSaln Stephen Folk, aid-de-canp to the
sg.sAa general.
;p fatio, Esq. consul general for
!. s oS Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia
|'osssS4ls II Charleston.
f'r he .Acraaara Daily Gazette.
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
|r,D 80 . are ssild contention Ike q horse
~ - = N'yA 'teding, nadiy Aath broke isase,
''S's assaa al aefvre him.
e. SNAxEsPEAR,
LIS. ap'oiy do events succeed each other IN
IA - ~ Oi wonders, that the mind, bewilder-
MAJ soolounded, can scarcely unravel the
Mbo NO the connection between them. He
81 ~ s'a lived year, hath lived ages For
|are h.. hpass of one short year, kingdoms
|psp, ! md Won, dynasties overturned, en-
|He ca nom their old foundations rent" and
|ed = = OF the world thoroughly chang
&C., centuries had been consumed in the
|aas;0a',n' The citizens Of America should
pscln,;.s watch the progress of these mighty
Sansss as' lest, before they are aware of their
esstss. tue tempest which has blasted the
COR ~. ointment, should extend its ravages to
Eumn .eiai shores. Lctus view the state of
md en ~ ,asn, at present--of Europe, torn
|ae mn, uised by internal connections, groas-
hid .,r. the weight of military despotism,
h sah0 ost driven to desperation by inultipii-
f
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Legsonary Court.

The Legionary Court, which met on Thurs
day last, adjourned to meet on SATURDAY
NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, 4. N. at the Court House,
of which, all those concerned, will please to
take notice, and attend accordingly.
BY order.
JOHN MAC LEOD, elk. I. G. E.
September IL. -