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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
Tnun spAr. January os.

: An engrossed bill " To amend the act mas.
sed on the nindh day OF February. one chou.
sand eight hunt lrcd and eight, to amend the
several acts prescribing the mode of ascer
tanning the taxable properly within t.,e
commonwealth, and for collecting the pub.
lie revenue, and for other purpo SEES. I" wa
read a third time, several blanks therein
filed up, the bill amended by an eneross, d
clause by way of ryder, and passed
An engrossed bill (Which Law ON the table)
"To reduce the width Of certain streets ON
Shockoe Hill Tn the city of Richmond,v was
taken up and passed.
An engrosse bill (Which lay on the ia
ble) "Allowing the execstor Of John Har
vie, dec. to pay by Instruments, the iude-
ment therein mentioned, /" was takenup. Sc
yeral blanks therein filed up, and passed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03
aairginia Tegia.ature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
WEBNEsD Az, January Is.
&C ofifinued.

&C ontinued.
An engrossc bill ITO amend an
act, entitled az act, to organise and
establish a SUI ,erior court of law In
each county 6 / this commonwealth y
was read a third time blank therein
hledup and assed-Ayes 117-Noes
SO.
An engro ssed bill &C Appropriating
the money rising from the sale of the
glebe lands of Lunenburg and Farm
ham parish IS, in the county of Rich.
mond," va read a third time, a olank
therein fill 4 up aud passed.
An emf .rossed bill " Authorisinp
the Presid mt of the United States t.
open an :,niaud navigation from tat
Chesapeai e bay or the port of Nor
folk, TO the channe, of Currituc,,
Sound, an 4 from Lvniaven bay to shs
eastern branch ct Eiizaneth river
was read third tiae and pas ed.
An eus .rossed bihs' To explain the
act, enti5 sd an act for reducing into
one the several acts concerning th
Land 0 flee; ascertaining the terms
and mau ner of granting waste and IN
aPPropj ated lands /; for settling ths-
titles M d bounds Of lands; directing
the mo- le of provisioning and pre-
scribins the duty OF surveyors was
recd shild time, the title amended
and pss sed.
Ord, :reo, fhat the clerk carry the
said /, Ills TO ,,iS Senate and desire
their Concurrence.
Tn. following resolutions (Which
lay Oh the table, were taks,, up and
read.
Tn, corn;nittce TO whom was reiere
red 81 much OF the Govr's. commune
CATION as relates to the judiciary sys-
tenn Of the state, have, according TO or
der, h,adunder consideration, the SUBJ
ject te, hem referred, and have agreed
TO the {, slowing resolutions relative &c
the CON of Appeals:
1. Re solved as the opinion of this
commitH (. that the Judges of tn,
said colr { be increased TO six.
2. Res >lved, as the opinion of this
Commit. &, that the judges at the com
mencenl.s Mt of each term, be divided
ny lol intb Two Sqlii portions, and shall
SIT in sepi fate chambers, the one por-
ton to de eide all causes at common
law--the other al causes in equity.
8. Reso we'd, as tine opinion of this
committe: that the said Judges shall
assemble in one chamber at stated
times, and constitute full court Of
Appeals, to decide all cases which the
said fullcon TT shall direct tobe brought
before theai
q. ResoIv ed, as the opinion of tbs
committee, that the equityor common
law chamber, may adjourn any cause
to the full cour of Appeals to be de-
eided.
The said re solutions being read a
second time, motion was made to
postpone the further consideration
thereof to tte 5ist day of March
next.
And the question being put on the
said motion for postponement, it pas
sed in the aa1 rmative.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03

s5s7 100 sos S. He T fp s%m
sass's adopted ~ S SAi -
@ As aas s's ss
he s ss s ss sss es..r, sns
the a s s @ ssas
m sas present. the s,ss &C.
sss II ms the the
ssss ssvs5:s ,s ss"s s ss.. levy
ss v sss ls ssy be dog;
Probable amount q The expenses IS e..
! Expense fthe general government, 8 $4,000
ossrs and Brigade Inspector $3.50 $3.50
Clerks Adjutants provost musicians 1900
s,ssi .,, ae e,so9}}
s sA,;;s . as@eo s ss ,soo} $500
,a1is tobacco salaries. 1900 1900
lsnssaanss and other Internal expenses 1900 aoa41 -
do d q ,sss d. @ paid 's0o $500
5ss 1 for s Virginia @ 10000 $1,000
me year interest at per the bank eooo
s mt dsss"'s Congress, l'3sa
/ ,ontlnssn expense of the government, 90
Building for Nanufactory of Arms. $4,000
o )asaer .'s saIapf:S g arms
f as Of Of 9s5 for the protection public properly in the
Chi. s rs in ;ss 3es5y $500
the sidea day Of the present month"; uao
Amount OF certificates county Of Far h. 81
assembly, 1906 and paid the Treasury since LIST Tonn
Probable receipts of 5eorrn the 1 @ IF q ,o %
day Jan. -
From Revenue tax on land lots property mant ~ us
hcence, pedms' do. after deducinc the refon sbr
riffs commission, nsovents Sc - % aco 100 90
Law process seals andaDD $4,000 W
Notara seas lr 5000 90
Registe,s fec $500 90
The purchase of unappropriated land 10y W
me Redemption OF land returned for non-payment
Militia fines 5000 %
Interest bank at per cent 9ooo W
United States for money advanced ieoo ~ W W
nancc OF tax (due 1st January, of y,
balance OF tax due prior the 18o71 & - VI
500 % probable from which * ooo 90
Inc expectation OF tobacco probable amornl Oo
William Price, late Register balance dul 800 ~
Ju si against William Fucher and William Bell
Tor purchase OF slaves ordered fortr transportation ;r
Guiding interest the January 1900 90, =,
MARIN Mlmms bond for purchase of slaves ordered roo %
ior transportation, including interest to 1s Ianu-
John f. Cool and ol,.r. TO-, 70 1000
Agehs employed to sell articles manufactured at the you "
Haner Hicmans property escheated ooOo W
| The Brlstow (tobacco) @oo4 W
/ Fines foretures anda o4f 70
AoVhGe 70 ApPomaox canal, Nov
James river Canal company, money paid commits ' W
sioners to examine James River no. ~
Dividend of State lanes River canal 49, $40 W
N"""A' . per
Nicholas Hallam late penteniary agent 4ooo %
lo1y on n'ne treasury onthe s January 1902 f4-
~ ~, out OF which 10000 was appropriated on
In the treasur of ' '"s oNance
YIN motion, Ordered, That the report i' 70
.ne whole House the -
F ~ ''e use OF the members of the Assembly
An l.u ~ FRIDAY, January
oh 10 explain the act concernno
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-03

the h ordered That the said report to the comm ~
the wnoe House the ~ o.
~ 'o' inc use OF the members Of the Assembly
An .,-ro,,u,.o FRIDAY, January 81.
bill 10 explain an act concerning
eaa third time, the title amended and passed ''eu was
an engossed bill Providing rede mn ion d -
" the non payment of the Lri
NS nersin hisd up and Passed-Ayes o6--Noes 49, ' '
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02

y,ere INC. -,,l:ee-~. w64-id fo Us. We
tl,er the extension, q ae'red, be WORTHY
81 the risoue and exgenfe s a heir question
Fat decide it either w;s5 hca Is Grading 4
tfa, as we have ability, nsa.is less ahjec., laaa
not trading at all s"
I come 10 the seeoed subsidiary assert
on. g general repsa! and af1rin9 I'M.
chant rtssels, 1go,tld be- zrar 7ciet both, e4
7,,or ofh.e zgorst Kind, srgsr'i3s tie enema,
10 Sf,tsasr us 7oittout refalsatiig rpm tlera'
/ have before expoaed thu absurlitv Of a
war With two belllgerents, eaca hostile to
the other. stcannot be true therefore, that
g a general rebecIandarmifs oltfpsercAat
see.sIy,'' would be such var. Nei;hetii
war resulted, would il be " zcaf q tie ,g9,s.
lind" In my humble apprehension, a 1sr,
IN which our enemies are permitted top plum.
der Us. ard cur merchants, not permitted
70 defend their property, is,sonlewtat wors.
than a war ike this; in which, with arms
IN their ilands, our brave seanen nigh,
sometimes, prove too strong Tor tilclrras.
t;cal assailants. by the Whole afaoua: d
propertv, which We might be able to pre-.
serve, by these means would such waa
better than that III which we are noiF en-
engaped.-For the committee assure Us te
| a.. that the aggressions, 70 which we az
Subject, 9 are, to all lzteJlts and PURPOSES, q
nu,iti;xle. zrar, 7caged z0itl beth Aatloaa 3.
gai,.st tie United oitgtt.s."
[Sbcech 10 5e coatinaed.]
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
SALEM. Dccembcr 60.

E4g8.4RP6o.-;t was just ONE YEhs
YESTERDAY since the President placed hlsse
nature 10 that act which ms spread gene
raj gloom over New England. This la'a
anniversary, we are told, was noticed
some Of or ssaports with all the NOM
i f,,ii -.salanls suited to taa occasion.
Al the close Of the day minute ggns w'1
discharged fer half an hour az tie Narl
Bridge Chat memorable spot, Nnere "a
march Of a British regiment was ,onoe st9-
psd BY CIR citizens) il sad memorial o. TIL
decease Of Commerce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
7 C NC r ES S.
Senate ef TIE United States.
THURSDAY, November Is.
- EMBARGO.
EERATE ss pr. Hillouse's ssstia' for q
repeal.
fcoNTINuED.
(Mr. Chess Speech continued. J

Think also, sir, | am warranted in con-
Guiding, that if the embargo laws have failed
of complete success, their failure has been
owing to extraordinary causes, which.conld
neither have been foreseen nor anticipated
at The time Of the adoption of the measure,
and therefore cannot furnish any imputation
against It's policy or wisdom.
Permit me, now, sir, to make some OBJ
seTvstions upon the general character of this
measure, as well as replies to some Of the
more general objections brought against it.
j have said, sir, that there are no suhsti-
tutes for the embargo, but zoar Or submis-
sior. viii now proceed to prove this po-
sitionl-a repeal OF the embargo without a
substitute. is su6mission, if with substi-
eats, il - ysy. Gsadamen in the opposi-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
BEVERLY, December &c.

This being the anniversary OF the "
BARGO, the shipping in the harbor ytE.
generally had their flags displayed al hI
mast. The saanlen, Out OF employ, earn
ed boat through the street WIN nag
half mast, as an emblem Of the death o.
Commerce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
IcoNTEuRD.]
IIy. euincea's Speech conti,,acd.1

The second branch Of the alternatives
under consideration is equally deceptive,
6 IEar Nth both nations Can this ever
be an alternative? Did you ever read in
history, can you conceive in fancy, war
with two nations, each of whom is at. war
with the other, without an union with ono
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
PROVIDENCE, December %.
l,i2 ApcLy .Hs78r5yy 2.SAPT-Yesta


FMPARC0 ANhlT[ ERSAPI-Yeste.
day was the anniversary otthe laying or q;
embargo. The hand Of the DESTROYER his
been one year upon us. The Ameian
Standard was displayed, on the great bridge
II dis town, 1T i,aIf-mast reversed; eTla-
ing the dceraGution, hamlfity oad dfsttn
which aff;ct the nation. We hope that We
shall yet sec better days; but VIC confess
that our political horizon is covered viii
q,c,:} AID lt7yk cEoaGS. The words Of 50
R,ctlasd Steele ray BE nattiralized in TIL
codntry, and applied 70 Our own rulers
We are governed b, set Of ,DR1VELiEh
whose FOLLY takes away ali DIGNITY nOl
DISTRESS, and makes even CALAMITY e.
p1cuLoUs."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
BOSTON. December IS.

FRox HALJF4x-The schr. Prlar
arrived hers or SATURDAY., from Nai'tsH, M
DAYS. She brought dispatches Tor the i'n
fish minister at Washington; Which Wt1
immediately sent on by mail. We recelves
by her q file Of Halifax papers to the i0D
inst. but they, however, contain tsw aTtio0
Of any interest. .,
The :ong talked Of expedition bad sali''
under gen. sir George Provost, late govern
or Of that rlace-theil destination slPFO'
ed to Be for the West indies. The con,
mand Oft civil government had dsvolssSE
on Alex. Croke, esq. as lieut.. gov. aad
military, under major gen. Eaater.
C1dEIIERCLEI.--Ii'he following is {
head Of an act passed during the lest sess%
Of the British parliament. Any reamf :,
on lis advantages 70 this country, Woa.9 .
attended with 10 other consequences 1n1
merely to irritate people already soreS~|
accumulated wrongs and privations Il
Chc5. Cos. An act to permit until ~ ~
s5fh day of March, 1910, sugar and co., -.
10 be exported from his naalesty's coioih
or plantations to any port in Europe soc~
warl,of cape Finistere, and cofnto be :.
ported from such ports, aid from the co..
Of Africa, MO the said colonies aio n~
tations.
A, a,,o,s4a Maine na,er contains
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
ECJTgE OF REPESENT'A1>.. ES.
WEDNESDAY, December Z.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DERATE

On tie report il Part Of HE commitsef to
7vscm zoas referred SO much 81 The Prcsi-
dsnt's message as .Selstes 10 foreign ssla-
s;ons.
TcoNTIguRD.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-02
Alexandra Price Current.

coRnncT1D wnEkLY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05
Benz. & SolomonG..W
IikRS,

E.di llERS,
TAKE this method 10 inform their friends
= and the pubicS in general, they have
REMOVED from No. 90 to No. 81, nearly op-
posite their Old stand, and directly opposite
JAMES MrNFoRD's dry goods store--wLere
they have just received from .Nsa- York., an
addition to their former stocs, selected by
themselves, which makes their assortment OF
MINIS, YourH's and CHrLDREN's HATS,
as good as was ever ofieredfrom any store in
-Wszaaort, all which they iatcnd to sell as low
as can be purchased in this town.
.N.zyfsort, .4trTi l9
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no. l3, Bannister's svhaJ, Have for sale,
w. l. and N. E. Rum, by the hhd. or bbl.
Gin, per pipe, or bbl.
Brandy, by the bbi.
Moi-sses, by the hid.
Teas, by the chest and ar. chest
Coiice, Dy the bag,
Loa, and brown Sugar
tio,ss by t-c 81.
Chocolate, by the box,
Candles, by do
Dlied tish, by the quintal,
Dexter and common Lime, by the cask,
Mess aid prime Pork arid Beef, by the bbl.
, W:hites Beans, by the cask or bushcl,
Loriiiiard's snuff, in bladders,
1000 WI excellent old Cheese.
Sailors Mattresses,
With general assortmento of Groceries, at
retail.
.4lso---a variety OF old notes and accounts, in
exchange ior cash or country produce. Those
who .ae necessitatcd to have them, will do
well 10 make immediate application, as what
remains on the first of September, will be
transferred TO other hands, and then they can
nol be obtained to SO good advantage.
June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05

HAS just opened a variety ofGOODS-
among which are--lace and dotted
Musiins Leno GO. white and colourcd Cam
bricks a complete assortment Of fcoreled and
plaid Ginghains of the newest fashion; Gem
tleman's superhne Vest Patterns Washing
ton Stripes Cotton CassiIncres Ca,nbrick
Dimities Caiicocs, newest prints !; best 9-s
London Prints Silk Chambrays variety Of
cotton Handkerchicts ladies' and gentlemen's
silk and cotton Hose /; black Bomba2etts !;
black Grape silk Gloves silk Shawls cot
ton do. silk and Gotten Suspenders Du-
rants, Calimancoes, Russels, Rattinet---a,d
great variety OF other Goods, too numerous
TO mention in an advertisement.
Nays [3m.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05
HENRY Y. CRANSTON & CO.

JV0. I ., z1uTNff-OYHHTe,
II RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
IL and the publick in general, that they
nave for sale at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dispose Of for Cash
or approved Credit: viz.--6 hhds. st. Kits
high ID, Sd, and 4th proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin, of an excellent quality 8 bags Coffee |;
6 kegs Virginia Tobacco 20 kegs Ginger !;
6 chests Souchong Tea; 80 quintals God
Fish; 1000 lbs. Cordage IL dozen Bed
Cords SO lbs. Sewing Twine bags Pi-
mento; 800 lbs. Loaf Sugar 100 rcarns
Brown Paper; 90 do Foolscap do. sc. &c.
Those who are indebted to them by Note or
Book Account, are requested to call and settle
the same. All Orders from their distant Gus.
toners viii receive punctual attendance.
.Messhort, Ihrl 2e, 1909.
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Aes0 G,-aneyy ey Grocery Store.
No IL, Long wharf,

XNILL be kept constantly for sale CORN
Wv and MEAL, wholesale and retail
Also--Flour, Salt, Molasses, Gin, Rum,
Brandy, Sugars, various kinds, Coffee, and
Teas, of different qualities.
The above Goods will be sold. wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit.
Wanted 20 hnrchase--a quantity of Corn,
for which Cash will be given.
MICHAEL FREEBORN.
Agent for the Progyesaoe Comhany.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05
FEARING g FAlRMAN,

Have taken the Store No. s4, 7zames -sfysff,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Gardaer II
Dean, where they offer for Sale, general ard
weli-chosen Assortment of India, English and
French GOODS, on the most reasonable
terms.
.Tesqtorf, June z, 1909.
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10, NdTKrF-o10u'',
nFFERS for sale, for cash, or approved
~ credit, on terms every way suited to
the times. ~
l bbls. Pimcnto to half chests Souch-
ong and 10 do. Hyson Teas, of a superlour
and approved quaIity-which Teas, are OF
the very latest importation.
Junc c8.
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Palfar;ng for Ho,jSs.e

~ COD Pasturing for Horses, at short
NJ distance from the State-House. Ar-
p.y.;o RICHARD. BARKER, at the New
port Hotel. -
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Pleaaing .4nusenae,u tor Y0sng Ladies.

Pleasing Amusement for YoNng Ladies.
Ladies taught the whole art of Flower
Making, Drawing and Painting, as above, and
every attention paid the pupils, by Mr. and
Mrs. WHITE. An apartment is purposcly
fitted for their accommodation.--The Ladies
will be divided into three classes, -yizs--.he
first class (hour) from 9 O'Clock in the morn
ing until II; second class, from ! O'Clock
until in the afternoon third class, from 4
till z o'clock and each class to consist Of
Four Ladies only.
Zerms--each herson.--For each diffcrent
Flower, when perfect, rs cents twelve diff
ferent Flowers, Ss; Drawing nd Painting,
20. 81. each Il sson, ors iessUns. s5l
Ladies can be taught separate, or both
blended together. All materials in the Fiow-
CIR making, whilst teachins, free of expense,
and Ladies, at the expiration of their engage
ment, will have the privilege OF receiving tile
last Flower of each sort they might have
made, so as to form Henlsoine Cabinet,
which in itself will be equal in value to the
whole expense of learning.
". 3. It's requested those Ladies that are
desirous of being taught in the above, to give
In their names as early asspossble, naming
the class they wish.
June 10. ts
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10 fAe Printers Of ne Rosioa Fa',ios.
IRs,
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srNes0 Stores

MAR FEARING and RICHARD
.1vl FAIRMAN, having formed a connex-
on IN the Fancy Dry Goods business, under
sac Firm of
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J. g d. WHITE,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS,
No. 2ls, 7Aamcs-Streef, .Nesptort,

No. 2lS, IHamcs-Streef, .NesptOrt,
ID EG leave to inform the Ladies and pub
I'D lick in general, that they have opened
their collection of ActiGcial Flowers, set in
Pots, resembling nature; adapted as Orna-
1nents for Parlours, Drawing Rooms, Cham
bers, &c.--Also, an assortment of Fancy
Flowers for Ladies' Bonnets, sc. &c.-to
which they solicit the favour OF every indulg
ent call.--Fiowers made to pattern or or
der, on the shortest notice, and at reasonable
prices.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05

EMankceE5, Nankenets cotton Cassimcrcs
Jeans, white and coioured, for summer Pan
falcons
Black siiis Florcntipes.; n
Plain and silk Velvets
White and figured Merseiles and Nelson's
Cord, for vestings
Webb's silk cotton and morocco gilt Suspen-
slers a
Gilt, plated and steel large and small fashion,
able coat Buttons
Artillery, Engineers, and Navy coat and.vest
Buttons, by the gross or dozen, warranted
not to tarnish. s
The aboye articles are as good as canbc
found in Boston Market, and will be sold at a
fair price.
NIB. Officers in the Army or Navy, can
he furnished with J-niform OF any description,
Of the latest modern style, and 'cf the best
materials.
sTGcntlcmcn OF Newport who arc in
the habit of procuring their Cloths in Boston,
are requested 70 call On CLAP s NICHOLS.
we're they win find cloths and fashions to suit
their fancy. Bos;oa, June 81, 1902.
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'@isfritanp.


CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED.
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Clap & Nichols,

y.4lLORS,
No. 67, CORNHILL, BOSTON,
TTAVE just received an assortment of
Il IL the best Superiine
CLOTHS AND. CASSIMERES,
coNsIsTING OF
z pieces dark Navy blue,
do. black, Best Superfne
Go. bottle green, English, French
do. olive, 2 and Dutch
2 do. London smoak, BROADCLOTHS.
2 do. drabs,
I do. dark mixed,
.dlso, Coatings and Devonshire Kerseys
Black,
Blue, Superfine Mllied and
Scarlet, Single
White, ,CASSlMERES.
Fawn and Drab,
.Sf,,,Loer- Nankenets coffon CassiTnercs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-10

FOX SALE,
Mrs. LazO's FARM, near tins to vn.
Terms, which will be very accommoaat-
ing, made known by WALrER JONES r'q'
inWashnston.
Nav so -
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS I have by warrant FROM
Wv the general land office for the state of
Virginia, locateda piece or parcel of land, ly-
ing Oh the forth side of Great Hunting Creek,
and binding on the waters of said Creek, in
GLIDING the place commonly known by the
name Of Jones's Point, as well as other settle
ments On said Creek above the said Jones's
roint, which by survey that was made on
the 18th March last, by the surveyor OF Fair
fax county, for the state of Virginia, does
clearly prove 10 have been waste or vacant
and, that lay to the south OF Robert Hous-
sons tract tof 5000 acres or In other words
ay to the south of R. Houssons N. Why w.
inc or course; which said 5000 acres ofland
vas conveyed to Alexander or Alexanders
nahy years ago. Therefore give public no.
ice to all whom it may concern. that as the
survey has bee madefor some time past,and
nat have comroundedthereon agreeable to
aw made and provided in that case for the
late of Virginia, / shall in short time pro-
ecd to take * make use Of all the said piece
parcel of land which has been surveyed &c
ii out to me agreeable to my warrant, I'M
rss It is proved that the above land was, orlS
ot vacant.
.Ioiiah Browning.
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