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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
BY thc Lieu:encHe Governor of'thc c.
nion'sea!!A Of Yirginie.
a Proclamation.

WHERE As il IS .epfssenesd 10 the Executive
hat the shop CID. Thomas e. E,iiou of CharA
o'te county, containing medicine, furniture ana
her properly OF Considerable value, was ocn
'nnet by fire or Tie nighJ of the I7,h insyan-
md there is just cause to believe tlat the said
mop was talonousiy set On FIRE by some raal;g.
'srt incendia,y or incendiA,ies ~ this. time
'1knowa: AMI whereas i, Is also renressnte..
bat some time in the month Of MaTcn Or April
as; the dw' 'hns house OF hobast Barclay of tho
-ounty Of King William was destroyed by fire
believed to proceed IN like m.nHer f;on the &c
onlous act of sumo atyocious iscend.Sry or in.
cendiariss (at this time also unkn own, with
view 20 the desrgucuvn Of the fairly OF the s-ia
Hober' Enc!ay. 7 have 'hersfore thought &c
will. ;he advice os tae council Of mste, to issne
this proclamation sereoy FIRING reward Of
one hundred dollars for the dlscayeyy and appre
hsnsion. aot OF : rrosecu ion 1, convic;ioa, OF
the inceuta'y incendiasss 10 elihcr Of the a.
foresAid cases. And DO moreover enioin I'll of
hccFs civ' and military and sxho:t he good PEG
pie OF the cGnITnoG~ eelth to u.e their best en-
deeayors TO discover. appreheni and cause to be
brought tojsg'icv The inoend aries aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Lcu,euant Cow
(L-s> erno. with the zeal OF the common
wes!'h annexed, al Richmond, this Seth
Day of Apnl. 1903.
(Sigucd1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17

M desnoss 70 exchange the follow i0p DTo-
pefty, OF any part thereof, as may be srteed
M tor small tra6t Of good Land. in : healthy
situation with , dwelling house and other mn
psoVeinenis good spring o. WAGER, and AN a
geeaoie neighboThood. at a dis ance of so TO 100
mics u? the connlTy-To say for Houses in this
denny lands. and near this city--2 600 ac,es o.,
Hiehiand oteekl in Lincoln county. Kentucky--
coo acres on the waters Of the Ohio. IN Mason
conn'y--and two tracts OF Military Lands ON the
river Tennessee, each 800 2.3 acres.
49, Robert Mitchell.
RichW0ud Feb r, 1903 e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
hRTMENT OF STATED
April IS, 1908. {

u" The Editor Of the National Inteili.
gencer, aud the Editors of such other pa
perS as publish the laws Of the Union, in
the n unite Sfdtes, arc requested to in
sert the above notice three times in their
respective Gazet:es.
April %. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
liz IL Cents Singse.I
7 IMPRESSED sEAMEN. hhas been re-

IMPRESSED SEAMEN. Ithas been re-.
Il presented to the Secretary OF State, that
Nathan Thompson, Thomas Williams.
benjamin Bagnell, Joseph Setta, Josenh
Cox, Charles Redding, Samuel Henshaw.
A. Girdon, Samuel Clapson, VIM. Thomp,.
son, John Brant, Thomas Webben, Mat,
thew SodeIborn, F. Race, George Smith.
William Brown, Miner Smith, William
Bender, Robert M'Cord, William Price.
Henry Muller, David Porter, BENJAMIN
Young, Charles Anderson. Isaac Gaines,
Thomas Cook, William Jones, John Gal
laway, Peter Lewis, Thomas Marcumber.
John Malville, Daniel NJ. Hogan, James
Boggs, William Tiel, John Jason, James
Carney, John Lemont, William Lindsey.
Nicholas Miller, John Porter, Peter Muir.
phy, James Patterson, John Skinner, Tho
mas Allen, Christopher Styon, ]. G. Brock
ct, inc. Swaine, John Jarvis, William a.
Jennings, Theodore Young, James Hovt.
Joseph Rosev, John Till, Joseph Haswcu'
ard John Williams, who cali themselves
American citizens, have been impressed
and are now detained in the British SER
vice. The friends of these men are here
by notified, that upon their transmitting
20 this department, proof of the citizen,
ship, together with a description of the
persons of the above named seanen, mea
snres viii be taken to procure their dis.
charge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 50
Ditto
Suwarrows,
1aE Boots, s
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1856 12s
Do. second K third qualities, ESQ 9s
Negro shoes (atrong) es Is
Girls do. as Is
Boys do $50 6S6
IChilGrcns' shoetecs, IS As6
Fire Buckets S42-a g 5 per pair
Brides, Surs ngles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
Tiers, dalac strings, Back Bands, Lead
ing, Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines
Any of the above articles made Ia order.
left at the ?enitertiary Store, second docs
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. J. BURR
April &c, 1903. Gavin lawtO
IL TIE Shoes are reduced much 6clozo
fhe former f,fceS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17

Charlotte Cart, 9th D1Grch, 1905.
Nathaniel Journey AMI Lucy his WIFI
Charles ttuudles and Martha his wife :.
and Thomas Gs.is, Hf5 -
AGAINST
Anthony Hund'ey and Mary his wife Ia. -
cob Beading aud Mildred his wife, Will <
am C'ckrun and Nancy his wife, Evin I. :
Snead and Elizabeth has wife. Carer .
White. oxe1utor OF john White and Z:
guardian of he orphans of the So ID John . =
White Frances W ite, Sarah Walker *
and John Estis, administrator Of Elisha
Es'is, DGs
THE defendants Anthony Iiundlcy and MARY
his wife, Jacob Beading e. Mildrf his wife
William Coc&Tum and Nancy his wife and Sarah
Walker. not having entered their appearance ac-
coreing to the acy CT assembly and tine ru.es OF
this court, and it appearing 10 tie satisfaction
to che court that they are not nh sbi;ants Of this
state on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorI,ey-lt is ordered, that they appear here on
he first day of Angus, court mex. and enter
Their appearance; aud thar ! copy OF lhis order
be inserted in ore Of the newspapers printed IN
Richmond Cor two months excessively and po,,.
d AZ the front door Of the court house of the
said county
II Cchy. 2este, (sp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
The Subscriber

Was committed to the Jail OF
Starry county the l5sh of February last, negro
woman named NANCY, who says thaJ she for
merry belonged 90 Emanuel Robertson OF lr,n-
cess Arm County. "a. ana was sold by him &c
Nathaniel Bowling Of Kentucky. a.d ;hat she
made her escape from the said iSo~ring in the
comfy Of Nanseraond on her way 70 Kentucky.
Nancy is from cighseen TO 90 years oil, Of
of aa,her lighs complexion, four feet ten in
ohes high. haa on calico jacket and Virgins,
cloth pett:eaa'. The owner Is requested to corlc
iotwa'd. prove property, pay charges and lakc
", swav, otherwise she will be dealt with a
the law directs.
Benz. E. Browne,
Sheriff.
IS-h ,~;i 1o0c u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
GUN POWDER

18Th april. 1908.
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fsr ss'e % tAis 9Ees,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28
VERMONT ELECTION.

Eylssters received yesterday, from Wind
'or, VT. we learn, that returns of votes tor
governor, have been obtained from Isl
towns.
For TIeHEsoR, the Jsderal
candidate, 1918
For Smith, l2,os4
Majority for 7iehener, 1901
There are very few scattering votes. Gen.
chamberlain, (the late federal representa-
i've in congress from the north western DIS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28
90 THIS DAYS MAIL.
SALEM, SEPT. 90.

,r,,cr Couar.-At length q mostse-
p., md solemn question has arisen under
I'S' s.. -. laws, and it IS brought into
s . SON before a jadieatufe competent to
os. o',,re decision--a question, whether
p pm. s,nprrss and President have right BY
sns S rass TUITION FOREVER to prohi-.
IT, .s S 10 the people Of the q. States:
nh ~ words, whether the late Embargo
=, -. s thsy ere str,srsgssv called, are caa-
an '.s.;onas. In the case OF the Y. States
''s the brig William, now trying before
- XII. district Court in tins town, the counsel
- j. claimant have made the UNGON-
~, SrfiI'ftONALgl'9 d -.ess acts one Of
s s. a,ipts in their caas-: Inc argument on
y, uoint was begun Yesterday by asr. Pres
s 1 ia an abl- speech, and VIZ be closed,
49, - understand, by Mr.. Dexter, on the
!, sis..., tbs day. We hope 10 b enabled
!, s, lar repo.s.o q the argument bslose cur
readers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28
Maranoria Dsay @asetSa.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.

We recommend to our readers, a
peulsal of the proceedings OF the people Of
augusta county in Virginia, published IN
tins days paper-we sincerely hope their
Example will be followed IN the different
ecanties as recommended it is all I'M
postant, the sentiments of the people Of this
sate Should be known at the present inter-
estns crisis of our public aasairs. he te-
derasists Of Virginia, have hitherto shown
an apathy inconsistent with their character
Of friends to the co,mtry-tis time they
sAo1ld arouse, and at no time since the e
,sia1hshment OF our government nave they
orea more imperionsly called on to shew to
Their opponents that federalism Was not
csad but only slept.
HzSay ADDIsos Calls, Esq. is a can
eaate for Congress, in Prince Georges and
aOn Arundel counties, in opposition to A.
sanhorne.
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W.yoRK, September 2,


From ITs7a- 1r!Iew7S.- the arrival CT
he BRIG Hoisar, re have Seen favored with
&c G. New Orleans papers 70 a late date.
They Afford few a.ticlss not before pub
Eshel. which we have copied INTO the Con
r,r:s dSsertiser CT tins evening. And
as0rgotlers IS tslc proclamation OF govern
Or Fosh, declaring III favor OF Ferdinand,
fac rigiatfu. sov~Eeign Q: Spain. In making
his communication to the inhabitants OF
West Florida, he lavs before them, and IN
treats them to read again and again, the man
" and energetic proclamation OF the COVER
nor Of Cuba, which has been some time In
tae possession of our readers. He then con-
Guides in lie following terms -
"a n,oastraus horr:d act Of perhdy-,
has Eorcisly deprived as of our legitimate
sovereign bat there still remains to Us a
well Organized and magnaninous govern
nsut: We have still lefe the worship Of cur
hoy religion we sill have the benefit OF
on wise laws good order reigns, and viii
brewer reign among Us we are possessed
Of our native courage and our constancy IS
acknowledgements ! possessed of these
blessings, we ought to believe ourselves ca
9able Of destroying him, who 5y perfdious
ylrs, was. able 90 raise himself "a be Ma
po.eon the First
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28
FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL.
Frederick TGchiHelY,

FROM Bern, in Swisserland, teacher OF the
French language at the academy OF Mr.. joe
.eph Cowing. St. Asaph street, has the no.
nor to inform the public of Alexandria, that
he intends to open, on the first OF October
next, from seven to nine o clock in the even
inp, a SCHOOL, where he will teach, after
the best principles, the French languages
Saturdays anu Sundays excepted.
His terms are low. The room will be well
warmed and lighted, for the accommodation
of the scholars therefore all those desirouo
to be admitted in this school are requested IS
make speedy application, as the number Of
the scholars will be limited. Apply for the
term. to himself, at the aforesaid school house,
from nine to twelve o'clock, 8. u. and from
three to FIVE o'clock, P. IS.
Septembsr 2l aaws.
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JAMES Nj. M'REA, c. c.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

Setfember 81, 1908.
Ordered, That if any butcher, renter OF a
stall by the year, shall hereafter use any
other stalls than those they rent by the year.
they shall be considered as country butchers
respecting the said stalls and pay according
ly, not exceeding 20 cents per day, at the
discretion of the Clerk of the Market.
Ordered, That well be sunk, and pump
erected, at the north east corner of St. Asaph
end Queen-streets.
Test,
JAMES N. N'REA, c. G.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
SEPTEMBER 8, 1903.
Ordered,

Ordered,
That Messrs Rhodes, Preston and Coha-
gan, in conjunction with the President otthe
CouAcil, be committee to rent out tor ever
to the highest bidder, the ACRE of Ground
belonging to the Corporation, lying on the
south side of Cameron-strcet, between Fay
cite and Payne-streets-and that the same be
advertised to take place on the third day OF
October next, at ten O'Clock.
JAMES NJ. MsREA, G.. G.,
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triet) IS undoubtedly elected lieutenant co-
vernon and the federal ticket of counsel
iors mas prevailed. ncorfoboration of this
account, we subjoin an extract from the
Hrekiy Handerer," democratic paper,
published at Randolph, in which the votes of
POS towns are published:
6 STATE Of the Election"
. Vermont, how is thy glory fallen !
FROM the foregoing returns of representa-
tIves and votes fergov. we hesitate not to
declare our decided opinion, that should've
scattering votes not exceed one thousand.
Mr.. Tichenor is elected governor. The e.
lection CT MIR. Chamberlain, as lieutenant
governor, is beyond dispute; and if the re-
PubEcans have been half as remiss, as usual
in voting for,eounseIors, the federa.ists has
obtained the election.
The same paper states, that the election
OF representatives IN the house is. doubtful
but that from present information, the de-
mocrats haze two the majority. This is
eontradicted by our letters from Windsor,
IL which it appears, that there will be 2o4
members, 1o4 of whom are federalists but
admitting the democratic account to be cor
rect, in Joint committee of the house and
council, when the electors will probably be
chosen, there must be a majority OF federal
lists. Ills also probable that one only ont Ct
tie far districts, have elected democrat
to represent them to congress.
(B2stop Gazette.
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TRANSLATED

Is.
Fron, Spanish paper receiocd from Cadi2:.
Bv, advices received by the supreme junta
Of government, from the headquarters at
And,,iar, we are informed, that in ruvsu-
ance OF tbs capisulation of the armv of Du-
pont, and divisions OF Bedell and Dufur,
on that morning they had put in force the
treaty, which was before made, putting our
army ug,der arms in two files, and marching
that Of Dupont through the middle with the
,aoners OF war, and two cannonS, anu that
they delivered up, AT the distance Of 1000
wards from our army, their arms, artillery
and Baggage, delivering themselves up as
prisoners OF war ; and That the divisions of
Bedcl and Dufur, which are not comprised
IN the capitulasion, laid down their arms in
the camp, and marched Immediately to their
destined ports, which are, Malaga, Rota
and Santa NIaria, to be transported i'll Spa
nish IS, delivering their arms On board
also, informing the lunta OF other particu-
lars Of capitalization, which viii be given to
the pubiic as soon as they can be officially
communicated, and by the same oPPortuni-
" they are informed, that letter mas been
Intercepted from Niurat to genera, Dupont,
which ordered him immediately TO with
draw all his forces TO Madrid, in order to
strengthen the army there, and to enable
them 10 oppose the army OF Gallicia, which
approached the capital by forced marches
but our army with their usual good fortune,
have BY their unparalleled bravery, captur-
ed this numerous army of Dupont, Bedcll
and Dufur, which wer- fastening to succor
the enemy lastly, the supreme junta have
been informed, that the said general Francis
Dufur died of his wounds received IN the
late action between Baylen and Andujar,
which thew now make known to the public.
MARIDUS BARROSO, Sec'ry.
Cordos., July Is.
Translated fr0ar the HaOanna Gazette.
HAVANA, 44ugust 81.
We have been favored with the follow
inr copy of letter of the 9Th inst, from
an honorable parsonage in Campeachy, to a
| person of quality in this city:
LAST evening entered here, three OF our
vessels from Vera Cruz, in days. 1t is
certain that our king, Ferdinand, was pro-
claimed and sworn in Vera Cruz, and the
| supreme junta at Seville acknowledged with
| universal Joy & reclamation. The same has
taken place in the city of Mexico. When
this intelligence shall arrive in Spain, it will
| greatly re-animate the spirit and hopes OF
Our friends there; added to the immense
tresures w hich they expect from America.
In fs.cs, tits surprising, the money which IS
every day deposited in the royal chests, to
| be sent TO Spain. To his lordship, Napoleon,
thi, will not afford much qualification when
he comes to hear it.
R,en, .he Baltimore Fxesral Republicans.
TIN. TEST OF REPUBLIC aNISM.
A truly eminent philosopher has observed,
that there is a loneliness in virtue which eli
cts applause even from the vicious and cor
| rupt. With equal truth we may say, that
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In
SHIP
Port Of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Barque Ploughboy, Jenkins, Georgetown.
to load for Eastward.
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Provi-
dence-northern produce Master.
Schr. Fidelity, Travers, Nanjemoy,
wheat and corn--Ilcster.
John, Hunt, Richmond,
cosl-Ihoma. Vkite.
Union, Croker, Georgetown,
to load for Boston.
Sloop Fame, Rowland, Newhcdtord,
Northern produce-laaster.
CLEARED,
schr. Polly and Sally, Sicily, Baltimore,
By different persons.
Sloop Sally, Lawrence, ST. Marys,
.llaSter.
Little Lady, Moore, Mattox,
sNaster.
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PHILADELPHIA. Gebsemaer &C.

Yesterday arrived ship Ceres, capt. Smith,
from Liverpool, Sc days, but brings no pa
pss later than previously received. By
him we learn tina. the Lewis, Lawrence,
IRON Smyrna, arrivs,, az Liverpool Shs 21st
OF July and the brig Albion. A. Baramar,
ton GaHipoi On the 22d. BE slso Informs
tnat the ship Concord, Captain Smith, for
tbs pert was ready for sea aud would sail
en- the 1st OF August; that he brig Miner
Va, would sail on the Sd, and the ship Ame-
rlsan Eagle, Watt, about the 5th of Aug.
both for New York
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Fcen, ,he Baltimore Fxgsral Republicans.
TIN. TEST OF REPUBLICS NISM.
truly eminent philosopher has observed,
that there is a loneliness in virtue which Ell
cts applause even from the vicious and cor
rupt. With equal truth we may say, that
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(Boston Gazette.)

We learn by a gentleman who arrived
here in the ship Dispatch from La Vera
Cruz. that the Corporation OF Mexico has
offrted FOURTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS as a present to the Patriots OF
Spain, to enable them the more etfcctually
to carry on the war against France.
ca. I. Gaz.)
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ASSIZE OF BREAD
Made Of Sutersne Burr Konr.

Made Of Snferjfne Burr Fonr.
CENTSs
The 8 pound loaf to be sold for 50
4 pound loaf Is
2 pound loaf =
pound loaf
JAMES HdRRIS..
Clerk oftae Market
September %.
@ There will be no Market
for BUTCHERS MsAT, on Sundays until the
first Sunday in May next.
JAMES H ARRIs, c. NJ.
September %.
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TO LET.

THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE, on King street, next door to
the Washington Tavern. For terms apply
to
John Janney.
September %. lawst
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B Y

GEORGE w. P. GUSTS, Esq.
Of Arlington House, District OF Columbia.
n Booksellers supplied on the usual
terms.
September rs.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-25
NOTICE.

The subscriber Informs the pubic, that nc
manufactures and has for sale, atials manu-
factory. corner of Prince and Fairfax stfeets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly USED 1iois
.distilling gram or fruit. ~
A General assortment Of TIN " ARE. q
SHEET IRON STONES and SlOs =
PIPES made at tbs shortest notice. q
Every kind of PLUMBING WOhh ell
ther for Shi1as or buildings, done IN the best
manner. ,,cY,,I,cc
The BRASS FOuNDERY BUSINESS q rs
- Il, IFS branches is carried on under the di-
rec,ion Of Mr.. ILLIA.M sFLEIl-1!E q,
j. no has l,aelsnaany years experience, and as 9
,.ork man is exceeded by few - As the brass-
f.under business is a partnership, arplicatloan,
..,st he made to William Fletcher, VINO VIII
- ..s ds,taLe to make CRATES Handsomely
orramentcd with Brass, agreeable g any pay
.s -, nr;ce, and will execute the work IN tle
- ~ host and neatest manner and on the Iaoss
re; H.he highest price given for 'Osd caaae''
pssstrr, Lead and Iron. -
~ George MsMuan'
fs~4.t.ar 2. sg ~
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q City Tavern and Hotel,
II LE.XA Nd RIA:
At THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From he city- Of Annahohs, { ll4arylandj
~ ESPECTFUI.LY informs his FRIENDS
and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that Justly celebrated INN, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession Of Mr., John Gadsby-
He hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
mn eyertions on his part shall be wanted to
leen up the high character which this Ia
yern has, as being one Of the best in me UNI
- !. and assures them that he will always
have al assortment of the best liquors and
good waters. -.
travellers and Others will meet with good
Recommendations at the above house, on rea-
sonable terms. .
month or year.
~ The papers from all the sea-ports On
the continent are regularly taken and filed At
the Coffee House, adjoining the tavern, ana
are for the use Of strangers.
~ Suppers can be had from SIX g we've s.
O'Clock in the evening, az a short not'ee'
from one to twenty. ~
Novembsr IS. -
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a large two story Brick EEosss, plea
sanity situated for a dwelling, WITH a spacious
garden belonging to it. The rent will lss yc-
Try low to punctual tenant.
.A2so to let on gronnd-rens for rver,
Severalvaluable building Lots, ontie vest
ern extremity of the town. These Lots front
on Duke.street extended, and arc exefnp.
from Corporation taxes. Terms will be made
known by application to the subscriber, who
requests all persons indebted to hin, by open
account, prior to the first Of April fast, to
caHand settle the same Sy payment OF notes,
qefore the FIRST day of Jasuary next, es no
further time can be allowed; aUd any persons
who have like claims against him, are desired
toexhibit them for payment be fore that date.
I. Archibald MLesn.
November Is. lawst
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Notice IS hereby gsven,

THAT an annual meeting of the stock
: holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, will take place on the first Men
day in December next, at the house OF John
Gooding, at the old turnpike gate, in Fairfax
county, for transacting the business Of the
company. At same time add place, an cleo.
tion will be held for president, four directors
and treasurer, for the ensuing year.
JONAH THOAaPSOM, Treasurer.
November l4-(15l 2awte