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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-16
Ertrcct sfkhe Lazy ofthe CORPORATION.


" And if any master or mistress Of fami-
~, or any owner of taxable property, shag
neglect or refuse to give in list of all male
tytheabes, belonging to, or residing in his or
her family; Or of all his or her taxable pro-
perry, within FIVE days after demand made
thereof by any assessor, the person so Offend
lng, shall forfeit and pay one huRdred dollars.
And if any person whatsoever shall wilfully
omit or nlisrepresent in the list given in, any
tythable or any taxable property, or shall in
any other manner conceal the same from the
knowledge of the Assessors, the person SO Of
Tending shall forfeit and pay double the amount
of the tax imposed upon such tythabe or taxa
bic property. Every merchant, shop-keeper.
mechanic, or other person, having in his of
her service or employment any clerk, journey
man apprentice or assistant, shall render an
account of the same In his or her list of tytha-
bles, and shall be accountable for the capita.
ton tax hereby imposed in like manner, anG
under the same penalties, as if such clerk,
journeyman, apprentice or assistant were
member of his or her family.
April !6.
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PETER MAR!US GROEN.


Resoloed, unanimously, THAI no spsr,od
(sluce the revolution jim the history of our
counuy, has presented crisis SO alarming
aud distress so general and far extended
as The present. 1t is alarming, for Europe
binds under the military desposism ct the
most crue! and detes'able tyran., and but
one nation opposes its manly front to uni.
versal dominion. Distressing, for our
pIoduce is wasting 10 our grsnarss, com.
rn.rce is annihila,ed, aud enterprise sacri~
feed en- the altar of executive experiments.
Thousands OF our seamen who braved the
Storm, and whistled in the fury OF the tenn.
pest, who have smiled at death in its most
dreadful forms; are compelled to liDger
out miserable existence, to test executive
experiments. Our merchants paralized can.
DOT meet their engagements, and the tor.
rors Of Goal are added to the pangs of
poverty, and the distress and ruin of their
families to test executive exberime nts -
The farmer, the yeomanry and bulwark of
Our couo.ry, are az liberty to cultivate
their fertile fields to see their hard earned
produce burthen GA their hands, to test
executive experiments 10 such an admi.
nistratiou We can have no con6dence,-
Therefore
RessI0eS, That in the opinion of this
meeting, i, is the sacred duty, of men of
all parties 10 rally around the principles
secured by ;he revolution, and to express
their disseas TO measures ruinous to their
ceuntry, more especially when they are not
permitted 20 judge of the necessity Which
induces the executive to recommend them.
Resolve6, That a jus, confidence in honest
men is proper, blu, 10 the present case that
confidence ought no. to be extended to our
rollers. Ga affairs Of great national con-
Germ, when the peace. the happiness and
The prosperity OF the country ia sacrificed
the people ough, TO know why. Man 10
fsllble, and Holland, Aaly, Switzerland, and
Germany, prove him corrupt.
Resolved, That this meeting approve the
patriotic exer,ions of their representative
Barren, Gardiner, in the congress OF the y
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=. 'GDNF.SUAES sH{Ef(S- "
Nj Rando4.ah called for the order of the
I % The bill for arm;ng the whole body of
" ;, militia Of the United States.
'pe Weaker declared that the unfinished
49, .ssHOuoO respecting the embarso} had pre-
' !, m the orders Of the day.
j.. @U ,FandGtth moved to postpone that sub
1. = a. a,'nough ne had no wish to delay It, till
u u Ua Tor arming the militia should be taken
s, "a The suggestion Of NJ Rica, TT. Mr..
\. .OlpA modified his motion SC that the re-
sea rSa relative to the embargo should be re-
Nm ~ 2 committee o. the whole on the
n. : olc union---Negatiyed, 80 to %.
|s,es 9h concerning public contracts was
s,s 49, ifom the senate with considerable a.
!, ia'aon was made 10 refer It to a commit
NC Shole--Negatived, ayes %,
e ! %'o'lon to refer it 10 select committee
/, : aeSaliyctl--ayes 50.
ssss,' %S then ordered to lie ON tie table ill
q Is = house then went into a committee of
slc.on Mr. Desha in the chair, on the re-
Nder :. 1ec.iaring that the President ought,
Sasneaesaain contingencies, to be authorized
s spcnd the embargo.
'sFpo,,.II' L'vc, Ftsk, Masters, and Sloan,
ID Ros.., .he resolution, and Messrs. Key
Az HI opposed it.
I've O'Clock amotion was made that
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CHARLES BENNETT.

Offers for sale, for cash, or a11,roued notes, at
60 days,
One bale fuperhne London Cloths
and Kcrseymeres.
irish Linens.
A few elegant Muslin Robes.
Calicoes and Ginghams.
Seine and Sail Irvine.
Fine and coarse Hats.
Clover Seed of the first quality.
- casks Rye Whiskey, one year distilled,
&c. &c.
April S. dlweo2w
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SIGNS OF THE TINES.

st very numerous and respectable meet.
ing of the federal republicans Of The town
OF K,ogstou,on Monday evening the 9 At
Of March Instant
JEREMIAH DUBOIS,
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alsranhria Daitp anberttser.
SATURDAY, ApRIL Is.

Flour at ST.. Croix II dollars, beef ls
oork "a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-31
4 SKETCH OF RIM

SPEECH or SAMUEL M4CLHY.
Delivered in the Senate of the u. S.
on the third reading of " A Bill for
the punishment of certain crimes
and offences against the u. S.
Mr.. PreSidenf,
Whether this bill be correct in its
principles, and just and proper in It's
details, or not, we have complete evil
dence before US, that it is the offspring
of the proceedings which took place
in the district court of the u. S. at
Richmond, in the trial of Aaron Burr,
tor treason against the u. S.
Twill not trespass on your time, BY
repeating the arguments of the gentle
man from Kentucky, (Mr. Pope
gainst the principles of the bill he
1as clearly shewn they ere unconsti.
ltional that it is a subject upon
which Congress cannot constitutional
y legislate that treason being defined
W the constitution. no additions or al
.erations can be made to thatdehnition
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-31

ron, cart, or other four wheeled car
rage OF ourthen, twenty five cents, and
the further sum of four cents for e,cb
horse or other beast, more than two,
by which the same sh,ll be drawn !;
FOR each two wheeled cart, draw, or
other two wheeled carriage of burthen,
twelve and half cents, and the fur.
ther sum OF four cents for each horse
or other beast, more than one, b.
which the same shall be drawn, for
each sheep or swine one cent; for
horses and neat cattle, otherthan those
in teams, drawing sleds, sleighs, or
carriages, or those with riders, two
cents each. Aud it shall be the duty
OF the said company to keep posted up
IN som conspicuous place, at the said
bridge, where the toll is collected, a
printed list of the rates of toll allowed
W this act, and for every dav the same
shall be neglected, they shall forfeit
and pay one dollar, to be recovered bv
warrant by any person who shall SUE
tor the same.
Sec. Is. And be it further enacted
That It shall be the duty of the said
corporation, to keep the said road and
bridge in good repair; and if in n
eject of their said duty, the said cor
poratlon shall at any time suffer the
said road or bridge to be out of re
pair, so as to be unsafe or inconveni-
ent tor passengers, the said CORPORA
ton shall be liable to be presented for
such neglect, before any court of com.
Perent Jurisdiction, and upon convic
uon, thereof, to pay to the United
states, penalty no. exceeding one
hundred dollars, at the discretion of
the court and shall also be responsi-
BILE for all damages, which NAV be
sustained by any person or persons.
IN consequence OF such want of repair.
TO be recovered in an action of tres.
pass on the case, in any court compc-
tent to trv the same: Provided al
ways, and it is further enacted. That
whenever the net proceeds of toll coll
lected on said road, shall amount to
sum sufficient to reimburse the can
ieal stock, which shall be expended in
the purchase of said land, building said
bridge, and making said road, and
twelve per cent. interest thereupon, to
be ascertained by said circuit court.
the same shall become free road, and
toll shall no longer be collected there
on and saidcompany hallanually max
returns to said circuit court, of the a.
mount of toll collected, and of their
necessary eypences, so as to enable
said circuit court to determine when
said toll shall cease.
J. b. VARNUM,
Speaker OF the House of Represent
tatives.
S. SMITH,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
April 81, 1908.
Approved,
TIL. JEFFERSON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-31

Let not any of our readers be deter
red by the length of Mr.. Maclay's
Speech, from giving it an attentive
Perusal: it will amply repay them
by the soundness of its doctrine, &
its able and conclusive appeal in be-
half of the people of ireland. Mr..
Maclay is entitled to the thanks of
every good man, for this Speech +;
but ia particular manner, he is en-
titled to the gratitude Of every no.
nest, warm hearted Irishman.1
Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-31
aicbn,u,,a pricc Current.

CORRECTED wEEKLy)
7oBAcco, . ) IS CASH
WHEdT, req, - oS 40.
Flour, suherjf,se, ne7c, do.
FioUR, .fae, 5 SO 40.
CoRN, do.
HsMP, clean, Csler- fon) $50 90 do.
IRoN, ITO 90 do.
Bacon, 10 do.
WArsKEr, 81 do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-31
by Aut&o,lty.
AN ACT

For the establishment of a turnpike com
pany in the county of Alexandria, in the
distriGl ofCoIurnbia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
PREEACE.

gov rnment en.tna,ing from the
( people, whose VIII, expressed n tie
io,1n 81 laws - the only sovereign, IL mu I
necessarily follow thar hose laws will be
numerous. II a doubt exist WIKI resps q
% ,ae nranng II Statute, which canno,
be regnoved b, The Judges accoc ding To set
tied rules oi me vseiaiion or, If It be de
iecVs=. the explanation in she one case,
OF the a1eadmen 10 the other, can ohiy
pe made by he Legislative authority YES
led III he representa- ives of the pc pie.
Mi 50. la dCsp0llc goyernsaeDt, where
che MI o. fhe Prince, supplies he defects Of
me taW, e no defum IS regarded as The law
Itself. Ye strange as II may appear, how
Fredsiic of Prussia sxtJiled a. a mode,
worthy uf imualiOnl flow often has "a
VISA been expressed ~ some of those liV.
,ng undet our free gCUernnent, that our
code Of laws should he ass.miiatsd 10 his !
Is there a man who, upon serious ref1ecu-
nn, would consent TO give up his liberty
with his voitmes NJ ia7vs, and become Stare
that he might BE- governed by concise
code 2 Would he be ~iilug to exchange
the right of SET goUernmeHf for a deSh0-
ftsm Such would be the effect OF vel.
ding to a system OF legislation which sub
81 u1es the will of AN individual for the
voice OF the people.
That spirit oil liberty which caused thou
sands Of our ancestors TO migrate TO this
western world, was very early manifested
~ their laws. And notwi hstand ng the
restrictions imposed by the British govern
msnt on the colonial legisla ures, aud the
severe conflicts which frequently arose,
respecting the prerogaiive of the kings Of
England, and the rights of the people oil
America, in matters OF self. government
The legislature of Virginia, lost no oppor.
tunity in providing code Of laws adapted
to the situation OF the country.
From the year 1919, when The first lie
gisIaIuIe met in Virginia, 10 The present
Ime, our laws have been various and com.
plicated This produced the necessity oil
having frequent reVisals some of which
being made before any printing presses
were introduced in America, have remain.
Cd till his day in manuscript. Those in
prin, are PurVis's collection, published in
London, Isupposed in the year 1922 and
the editions Of 1888, 1852, 1869, 1875
1894. and 1908. In some Of those col.
lections all the acts relating to the same
subject were consolidated into single bills
by committee Of reVisors, and rc-enacled
by the legislature: but in others, ;hers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
!12 1-2 Cents Siaglr.l
location" Cn.J Both Of these acts were

location" Ch.J Both Of these acts, were
| omitted.
Among the laws inserted under the title
| of" OMITTED ACTS" there are some which
have been superseded by acts subsequently
passed; but still, as rights have accrued
under them. and they are of e. neral cen.
Germ, it was deemed expedient tn retain
them. Such are ali the laws relating to the
sale OF lands for the non payment Of taxes.
| The collecting under one head the seve-
raj laws concern ng waste and unarpropri-
ated lands on the Eastern and Western wa
ters will prevent the niece ssity Of laborj.
GUS examination into this intricate bran,h of
our statutes, whenever L. may be necessary
to rccur to it.
list OF titles o. private and local acts
(Which had never been omitted till the edi-
dition ot 1894 is given, to aid the re search-
es OF those who may have occasion to refer
to law not to be found in any collection of
public acts
But the most difficult, and, it is presurn-
cd, not the least useful, part of the conipil-
alton, has been The Table OF Fines, Foriei-
lures, Penalties and Amercements, desig-
mating to what uses respectively appropri.-
a'ed. ~ collection OF this kind has long
been much wanted: for, while il will have
tendency to guard the people against in
CURING the penalties of the law, 1t will di-
rect the right application OF fines, Whence
yer they saali be imposed. Ii the value of
this part OF the work might be estimated bY
the time which it has taken to prepare 1t,
the compiler would rate it at very little
| short or the price 0. the whole book
| The whole Of this volume, according to
the orig nal plan, had been printed off be-
fore the meeting Of the last legislature but
the publication was suspended, in order TO
introduce the acts of the last session of the
general assembly since which, some additi-
onal heads nave been inserted; particularly
| the list ofttles of private and local acts 10
the whole, is subjoined, very copous Index.
referring 20 the section as well as the hae-r
III the compilation of which, much time md
TABOR have been bestowed. as may readily
| De inferred rom the circumstance of its con-.
tainng SO pages.
The publisher having embarked large
capital 70 th.s work, his own interest, as wei
IS the opportunities Of the public, would
have induced him 10 compile il as early az
possine 1T the publication has been de-
ayel longer than was originally contem-.
| plated, he feels confident, that more than
an adequate compensation will be AFT,
ny the add.toBsi matter conla,ned In the
| vo.une.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
Electoral 4 1cket.

ST~HE following is the Madisonian Elec-
X toral Ticket, repuhlisRed !or the infor'
NATION OF the citizens of Virginia:
Joseph Go3win, sen. N lnsemond.
Benjamin Harrison, Prince George.
Edward Pegram, sen. Dipw.ddie.
Richard Field, Brunswick
Col Thomas Read. Charlotte.
Joseph Eggleston, Amelia.
Hugh Nelson, Albemarle.
Col George Penn, Pstrick.
Pulp n Nicnoas, Richmond City.
Judge Spencer Rou,c, Hanover.
john Roane, King William.
Robert rayicr. Orange.
Gustavus Il Horner, Fauqmer.
Robert Nelson, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
Richard Barnes, Richmond County.
John L. Brooke, Stafford.
Hugh Holmes, Frederick.
Osborne Sprigg, Hampshire.
James Allen, Shenandoah.
Archibald STUART, Augusta.
Andrew Russell, Washington.
Gen. John Preston, Mon geometry.
William MsKinieV, Ohio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

F-p The price Of this paper to sub
scri6ersis four dollars per annum, to be
6aid ia aduance.
ADVERTISEMENT, MT exceeding a
square IN length co knes) are insert
ed, the first time for seoenty-jfve cents J;
three weeks six times J far three dol
lars I; and far every subsequent inserti-
on, thvty-thres cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor o those,
however, zcho ad0ertiSe By the ucar FL
ther once or tzvice a zoeeek a deduction
from the above Price Of t1Oenty per cent.
IS made.
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A copy-Teste,
F. WATKINS, C. c.
VIRGINIA /:

ut a Court continued and held for Raffar
County, the 24ih day II august, 1903.
Richard Crews and susanna Ia wlie,0
formerly Susanna Jones, plaintiffs. :
AGAINST =
Abner Vaughan and William Fourqu- :
rean, administrator de 6oH5s nan of :
John Murphey, dec. and the SAID VIII 3
liam Fourqurean, admins 1tor OF X
Ann Murpney, dee. Defendants.
He defendant, Abner Vaughan, uot hav-
II ing entered his appearance aud gwen
security according to the act ot assembly
and ,he rules OF this court, and II appearing
90 the satisfaction of the court that ne IS not
AN nlIabitant OF this state on the motion OF
the plaintiffs by their counsel, II IS 0rdered.
thar the SAID defendant V tughan, do up ear
here on the fourth Monday IN November
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and by
consent of the plaintiffs, by their counsel,
leave is granted the defendant, William
Frurqurean, administrators DE- bans non oi
Johu Murphey, dec. to ME ms answer with
out swearing to the facts therein stated
Whereu Jon, and upon hearing the Dill OF
the plaintiffs, and the,answer OF the defend.
ANT, Fourqureau, administrator de 6o1tS
nan OF JOhn Murphey, dec. IL as decreed ana
ordered, hat the said defendant, William
F0urqureAn, administrator de b0HfS nan o
John Murpney, dec. do retain IN MS hands
the goods tnd eff cts which he hath, belong
ing 10 tne defendant, Vaughan, until the
further order of tins cours; and 1t is fur.
ther ordered, that a copy hereof, be torth-
with inserted IN some one of the newspapers
published ~ tie city OF Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the from
door OF the courthouse of this county.
A copy--I este,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. C H e.
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(hj See Appendix No. TX. pa, 12e.
~ me Lieu enanl GoQeyuor Of me COM
"ionpeaifh q Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it appear TO the executive, that
~ WA an Mathews, late Of the comfy OF
Ausus a. presented b, ne grand jury iog the
disnic' eompo3ea OF tne Counties OF Au-usta.
Hocko, idge Rockingham ani Bath, for man
slaugh,oY, committed the body Of a negro girI
named Hannah One property of the said Wiiana
MaSaews) ha.h lied om ju.Iice l have there
fore ihougnt mt WIKI the aivice of the lunciI
of Stare, 70 ssee tins proclamation, hereby oGer-
ing reward OF one fun-rcd doIars TO any pc SON
or ye sons VINO .hali appiehend & convey befo,
some justice OF the peace 10. the said county of
August me said William Mathews, That he may
DC dealt with Is the law directs. And do
moreover hereby chi IN al officers civil and mi.
li,ary, and exhor' tbs good peope Of he common.
wealth, to use their bes, endeayors to apprehend
and carry before some justice Of the peace
or the said county OF Augusta, the said Will.
am Mathews.
CIV n under my hand, with the seal Of rhe
L S commonwealth annexed, al Richmond.
this BON uay OF September, 1898.
Signed,
.fler'r N'Rae.
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flames RiUer Lou Grounds

TO LEASE.
IN the fifth day Of Novemoer next, will be OF
~ fercd 70 Inc inquest biuaey, on the premises
Leasa from " 8 sears, on that va liable &c.
nement, on James Rivee, being part OF the SUBJ
scrbePs eslalc, IN the county OF Amherst kAowr
By The name OF Boiling Geek Tenement and
containing about 100 acres OF extremely fertile
low groundS--disiant aboui ) mi es from Lynch
burg and from to of the Oxtort Iron Works
and Maj. LEWIS ma suisctusng mil.
The terms Of the lease will be made known OF
the Jay.
l.. Boiling.
Sept. IS, 1903. ep,o15& WI
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At a Quarterly Court hcld


for Prince Edward County, August The
18Th, 1903.
John Il lib Compiainant1 =,
AGAINST 81
Temple Davis and William Back, 49,
Defendants '''
THE defeudent, DAVIS, not having enrer-
ed ms appearance and given security
according TO an act Of the general assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the Court that ne is not
an nilabisant OF tins State on the motion
of the complainant, ny has coUsSl, u is or
dered, that thes id lie snt, ID .vis, doap-
peal here on the first day of November
court next and answer the coInplainan,'s
bill, and that copy o. thls order b. forth
with inserted in some one of the public
newspapers printed IN the city of Richmond,
for TWO months srccessiveiy, aud also post
ed at the front door OF the Courthouse OF tins
county.
A oopy-reste,
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TO WHICH ARE ADDED
APP EMDlCES,

CONTAINING
A compilation of The several laws for the
ESTABLISHMENT of the james river, tow
mac, Apponattox aud ID small swamp ca
nal Compan es,
Las concerning the Northern Neck,
Elites Of acts authorisiDg the establishment
or turnpike Roads, and the erection Of
Toll Bridges,
A compilation IF the several acts concerno
ing the Muuai Assurance Society aga ms,
Fire on Buildings,
Acts aud resolutions Of a general nature,
which were omitted in the revis..is OF
1894, and 1908,
Laws concerning waste and unappropri ted
| lands on the eastern and western waters
Laws establishing ferries,
| Laws cnRct rmng inc public guard,
| l'iLes OF private and meal aces and
\ table Of fines, fr,eiJures, penalties am
amercemen's; Designating such as are t.
| the use of the commonwealth SUI as PC
towards lessenng the county levy such
as belong tn ,ndV dus!s; and such as are
| appropriated - any particular object.
| Win a comf!cte Iadsr to tie 7viole.
| -
Publ she'd pursuant 10 IN Let OF the General
Assembly, OF Virginia, passed the seventh
| day If January, one thousand eight hun.
dred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

AND POWERS or ATTORNEY. used in
aepositng stock in the Bank Of Virginia, for sale
Al ,lns 0i.iee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

N pursuance of deed OF trust executed
L to the subscriber by John 2. Shields and
Jane Gravity his wife, TO secure the paw
nent 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 this
month, very valuable
Tract of Land,
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 SALLE'o HILL, on,which
there is supposed 20 be coal or so much
thereof rs viii be sufficient to meet the
intention of said trust deed, and costs of
sand sale
Beverly c. Stannard, Trus.
Archibald Woodbridge, Stees.
Chesterfield, Oct. 4th 1903. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

Vim a comh!cte fad. r TO tie wAole.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

CD See Appendix No TX. p. uo4).
secl 2.-(gJ See Revised Bills, 1892, vol
l. p. 7.-(hJ ibid. secl. IS, p. f2-(I
See Revised Code, vol. /. CHI I49, p. 292
|, ~ See Revised Cod, vol ].
Appendix. en- S. p 453, aud ch. 6, p.
asa @ See Appendix No. TX. p.
N14] (l18.)--(m) See cir. 81, p. 81 ol
rs vol.
IN j see Append x No TX. p. 12j 70
See Rev. Code, vol. l, Oh. 81, pa. l34.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07

(a) see Appendix MIX p. COS J
C6J ibid. p (lo8 J. 90 !5'd. p (IlD.
az Sc Revise& Code, vol. [. ch. i49
p 2s2s-(e) y d. CHI IL, p. ~.