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s. An Act allowing persons arraigned OF
misdemeanors IN certain cases, the right
of challenge. -
Where a person shall beeput on trial tor
a misdemeanor, punishable by confinement
in the penitentiary, such person shall De al
lowed the same right OF challenge as IS al
lowed in case Of felony. To commence
from the passing.)
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This act declares that the inspectors shat
not be allowed any compensation, by TIT
commonwealth, for hands who haveato at
tend the warehouses under their care.
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IT Our own concerns are said to ng ~.
undergone no change with re5Pectfoflsno ,
England has, however, repealed Iier IA ,tb,r
duty On neutral productions, carElfa '" a.,o,
through the operation other orders III w.
eli.
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serested in a cause, 50 that court cannot ;,
be formed special court OF Appeals saal !,
Be constituted as prescribed by the 5th and
9th sections Of the act 8 for reducing into z
one the several acts concerning the court OF
anneals. &C. The said court shall be at
tended by the same officers, have the same
powers. &c. as are prescribed by the 7th'
9Th eth and 10th sections OF the above act.
TO commence from the passing.)
Il. 70 amend the acts establishing superior
courts Of lazv in each county, sc.
The leading features inthis act are, that
the state is divided into 10 circuits, instead
Of u, as by the act Of the last session land
! new arrangement of the districts has been
made; The clerks of the county courts are
to be clerks of the circuit courts the legis-
lsture reserving the right of taxing their
fees when they exceed three hundred dol
lars. The other provisions of this act are
merely intended to give effect to the law OF
the last session.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
Negroes for Sale.

u Y virtue OF deed OF trust executed to
~ US by Mr.. VIM. Wilburne, on the 21st
day of May last, for the purpose OF securing
to MIR. Colin M'Rae, the sum of C 100 los
ia. which debt has been assigned by said
MsRae to Mr.. John Gilchrist, of the town
OF Manchester, we shall. at Powhatan court
house. on Friday the Goth January, 1909,
proceed to sell, the following slaves, viz !:
David, Biitey, .Hathony, e Frank, or so
many OF them as will be sufficient to raise
the said sum of 100 los. lid. with inter-
est from the 25th inst. and all costs incur
red by carrying the same into effect.
WIN. MOSELEY, : D
JOHN HASKINS, s 1'NS'eeS'
December 80, 1908.
N. B. William Wilburne having failed
to produce Frank, on the day of sale, we
shall, on Friday the 18TH February, proceed
to execute the trust in Us reposed, by SELL.
ing said slave Frank !; also, David & An
thony, agreeably to the tenor of the above
advertisement, deducting s82 los. being
the price given for Billey, by valuation Of
the commissioners.
Nm. Moseley.
John Haskt,1s.
January 81, 1903. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14

Cumberland, December Cours, 1908.
James Moron < Co. PiainuFs
ACAINST In Chan.
John Lakeland, Admir-. of Jno. Bib, Gerry.
dec. and Drury Watson, Defts.
THIS day came the Plaintiffs by their attorneys
and the Defendant Drury, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according
TO law aud The rules of this court, and il apucar
ing to the satisfaction of The cour. tina, he is not
an inhabitant of this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel aforesaid, it is ordered
that the said defendant Drury. do appear here
on the 9Th Monday in March next and onswer the
piain'lif' bill and that q copy of this order be
puohsned IN some one OF the newspapers printed
in the city of Richmond, and posted az the front
door of the court house of this county.
A Cofy-Attes,e,
Miller Woodson, 1r. d. c.ec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
Boarding for Youth.

The subscriber having rented large
Il and convenient portion of the tenement
in which the youth, composing Mr.. Gerar-
din's academy are instructed, intends boar
ding young gentlemen on very moderate
terms. No exertion that can be reasonably
expected, shall be omitted to render the
accommodations satisfactory. The morals
Of the young boarders shall be under the
peculiar care of Mr.. Doyle, who is himself
to board with the subscriber, and Mr.. &C.
teDtion to point so truly important.
Application to be made either at the
school, or with the subscriber.
PAUL C. @. JONES.
anuary 10, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
To Rent,

a ND possession given Immediately, n neat
I n small brick dwelling house on the Church
Hill near Mr.. Samuel Adams's. with an acre
OF land attached for garden; this house con
tains two rooms below. and closet large enough
tor bed, table and two or three chairs, two
rooms above and small closet; two rooms
underneath with a fire place in each, one
used as kitchen, the other as a servants room /;
there are also two ther apartments adjoining
the kitchen. one used as dairy, the other as a
rneat cellar; there is also on the LOT, very ex-
cellent smoke house. No situation can be more
desirable for small family, near two excellent
springs, and commanding a beautiful view of
ths'city Manchester, The falls, and as far down
the river as the eye can reach, with a rich, lux
urianI, agricultural scenery in front. 1t may be
had for one two three years for terms ap-
ply TO the Rev'd. John Ellis, or MIR. Thomas
Harris, living near the premises
Dec 12ih, 1903. Iawtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14

Mr.. THOMAS CAMPBELL, Harness maker.
II would be an act of injustice to withhold my
testimony of the salutary effecrs of DR.. Tissou's
Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have experien-
ced very unequivocal instance of their virtue
and efficacy. / was affected with two severe at
tacks of wi at is usually called dead palsy, from
which parually recovered. bu, was Obliged 70
use clutches to aid me in walking when left
home, to this were joined violent Rheumatic
pains, the result of the affection, and had fear1
ed the disorder would accompany thro' life,
but providen,ialiy was recon ncuded to apply az
G Doboin and Murphy's for DR.. Tissott's Drops,
and after using only bottle, found n,yielf per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, and ann now.
thank God, as fee from pain as if / never had
been affecsei; finding this medicine operate go
powerfully on myself, determined 10 apply it
Internally to my child Ia boy only eleven months
oid] who was then reduced almost TO a skeleton,
with the bowel complaint after admins .erng
IT four or five times TO HIM, his complaint was
enurely removed and ne is now recover ng his
strength with great rapidity.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
Or. 7LSS07T,s celcsra.s1


GOVT e RHEU MArIC DROPS
ccrsain cure for tho Gou., Nhcun,a,i,m
Lunbago, we.saess at tee i1iuts. and all kinds
or Sprains; for gleets. be they Of ever so lone
standing, and for the stone and gravel i, is
perhaps he most active. pene rating, AMI efIec.
tual remedy IN the world; in the cea,np and all
Kinds OF pains in the hea I, face and body, il is
without an equal
This medicine (which Justly Claims pre- EN-.
inence over all others, as being decidedly acap.
TED tor the speedy removal OF those complaints
above mentioncd] owes its discovery to he ceie
brated Tissott. physician of most exalted emf.
hence IN his profession. and is chiefly the ex.
tract of an herb, peculiar 70 Europe, to whose
powerful. healing, restorative and balsamic qua.
lities this great man, by the administering. ow
ed much ofh,s fame
IL is peculiarly excellent f,r most disorders
attending warm climates. and keeps for any
length OF time. Bottles. at two dollars each
with copious directions. The following are
lew, OF the many respectable certificates, which
the proprietor has IN his possession.
CERTIFICATE OF
GENERAL RIDCELY, of Hampton.
certify, that having received blow on NV
knee, which induced severe pain and swelling.
l was advised to apply DIR. Tissott's Govt and
Rheumatic Drops. and on bathing the part with
them only few times, agreeaby to the direc-
rions, they effected perfect cure. AT another
time my wrist was affected with Rheumatism to
such degree as rendered my hand for the time
useless, when on making application of the same
remedy in like manner, the disorder in the course
OF "a hours was entirely removed.
therefore from the experience have had of
the efhcacy OF said med ,ine, consider il as be-
nehcent act to recommend it in similar cases to
others. $50
Signed,
C.. RIDGELY. of Hampton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
CERTIFICATE OF

mr.. THOMAS KELso, Butcher.
About three weeks since vas most violently
attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout my
whole frame. in severe manner as MOI to be
able to turn in my bed without assistance. pro.
ceedng, suppose from a severe cold ; on being
advised by friend 10 apply DR.. Tissott's Govt
and Rheumatic Drops, I accordingly obtained
from the agents, (Messrs. G Dobbm and Muir.
Phy) two bottles. the application of which (un-
der Cody have perfectly restored my health.
am therefore induced with confidence TO recon-
mend this medicine as a certain cure for the a.
Dove disorder.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
IN COUNCIL,

January 90, 1909.
PROPOSALS viii be received by the Rxe-
cutivc for manufacturing three hundred
ana ninety Rihes during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law, 10 be nrov;d-d
annually, Including the deficiency of last year
Extract from the minutes
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk IF the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed to Cd
~ ward +. Chamberlay ne, now deceased and
myself by James B. Littlepage, to secure and sa.
tisfy sun6ry debts due by the said James Lit
tlepage to Benjamin Mosby, assignee of Will
am cambridge, together with expenses OF this
crust, which said deed is duly recorded in the
County Court of King William, shall on We'd
-desday the Sth of March, 1905, proceed to sell
TO the highest bidder, fer ready money, at King
William courthouse, certain Tract or Parcel of
LAND, lying and being in the Parish of st.
Johns. and county of King William, and COM
monty known as and called by the name of Pal.
mers, containing by estimation, four hundred and
fifteen Acres of High Land and one hundred A.
cres of Marsh Land, be the same more or less.
and bounded by the lands of Bernard Moore.
William Gregory, George w. p Gusts, and
John ouarles, dec. and Matapony River.
Bernard Lipscomb.
December 5th. 1903 w,ds
l. A N ID / N G
From the Schooner Richmond. Isaac Seaman
Master.
SO Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Sheiled Almonds,
) Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork. and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
IL Hhds. Brown Sugar,
IS Do. MoIasses,
S Tieices Green Coffee,
Is Boxes Havannah Segars.
Bales WEIGH Pani,.
Family Flour in Barrels and Half Barrels,
s H Tyson ssi". sna TEAS.
10 Boxes Mould Candles
FOR SALE by
Richmond, 18th Jan. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
Valuable Land for Sale.
FOR SALE,
1854 Acyes of Land,

Lying on James River, in Powhatan County. SO
miles ABOVE Richmond and 10 below Gainesville
70 acres of this land is James River low grounds.
with good shad fishery, several apple and
peach orchards of choice fruit 500 acres of this
land IS uncleared and of good quality the clea ed
land is well adapted to corn, wheat and Tobac-
CO. The present occupant sends to market
from this land annually $500 bushels of whea,.
The improvements are superior 20 any in the
county, the payments will be made easy to the
purchaser. For further inormati5n apply to
Chan: II. Saunders.
Richmond, Jan. 9,1sO9. (w3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
hrs. ANNE rIrER.

MRS. ANNE FIFRRs
No. 10Y, Green-sycet. Old town, Baltimore
Being ever DESTROYS of rendering assistance TO
my fellow creatures, az far as my abilities will
permit, and also give additional credit to u Il.
TlSSOTTS GOUr AND RHEUMATIC.
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy
have received such surprising benefit are the on.
ly motives for my offering statement of my case
to the public, under the following attesied Aida.
Wit
Upwards OF FIVE years l had been afflicted with
Rheumatic pains. which were seated principally
in my loins, shoulders, and right arm which
at last los, the OF, so that for consflera.
bic time, could not lift il 10 my head; at ore
period it confined me TO my bed in which could
not turn without assistance and FROM the violent
and agonizing pain in my lcns, my cries could of.
ten be heard by the neighbors. Every remedy thar
could think Of. or prescribed by my friends were
tried; also had medical assistance botn French
and English, but they gave relief only for the
moment, so that despaiyed of ever being cured
and had resigned myself 20 be ctippie during
life when was advised by a friend TO make
trial Of DIR. TISSTT'S GOVT g RHEUhfA--
TIC DROPS, l accordingly applied at Loves
Drug and Patent Medicine Store, NJ. 10 Sign
OF the Mortar Centre Market-spaee, wne,e I
purchased bottle Cor two dollars from which
do positively declare, / received more benefit
than had from all the remedies attempted Tor
years past but fearing relapse, | procured
another bottle and was perfectly relieved.
ANNE FIFER.
Sworn before me this 18th day of Novem-
Der 1903. JAMES WILSON.
Witness, James Norris, Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14

Natures Restorative Balsdmic Cordial
The certificates attached 70 the bills which
inclose each bottle of the above medicine,
are from characters of respectability, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence NAV
be placed by those who labor under com.
plants Of the Gout, Rheumatism, &c. also
those of consumptive habits, general debi.
lily of the nerves and various other com.
plants incident to the human body.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
Negroes for Sale.

I SH ALL sell, at Pu6l,c Auction, upon eve
dit OF one AMI two years, at Bedford cout-
houac, the Goth March next,
10 Likely Negroes,
Consisting of men women, and chislren bond
with unexeept.onsble security. Wilt be required
on the day of sale.
JAS. c. ANTHONY.
Richmond, February 9th. 1909 wrds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
CAUTION

CAUIlON.
No Govt and Rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by DR.. Tissot the
public are requested to notice that none are geuu.
inc unless the names OF DR. Tissott, and the pro.
prie;or Henry Ward, are cut in the glass of the
bottle, and the ou,sideico Of each bottle sign
cd by the said proprietor himself. wifi
BIZ Soldby III WARD. sole proprietor. Phi.
ladeiphia, and at the Bookstore OF S. PLEA.
SAINTS, il. Richmond
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14

JUST RECEIVED,
md TOR Sale at Samuel Pleasants' Print
ing Office and Book Store,
Life Of Washington, by the Rev.
M. l.. Weems.
Pamela or Virtue Rewarded.
Wild Irish Boy, Ga New Novel, by
Dennis Jasper Murphy.)
Barbauld's Hymns Gin Prose, for
Children,)
AIse, the following Plays in Pamphlets,
Begone Dull Care; Adelgitha !;
World Jew Of Mogadorc Blind
Boy Wanderer Fortunes Fro
lie; Castle Spectre; Whistle for 1t.
anuary ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
New Law Books.

The 9Th vol. Of East's Reports, and the 5th
vol OF Espinasse's Reports arejust receive
Ell and for sale by s. Peasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
THOMAS KELSO.
AFFIDAVIr or

Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
CERTIFICATE OF

c. RIDGELY, of Hampton.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21

80, sssers u xhak one OF the niasse
ss'usa ,ss,;,,ns 81, which il bad auehoris-
slas ss,'',.,s snsst bad been entirely over
y ~ n ansI omitted In rsplys : Ess !.
l's,ss = American verIrisns IVA. !.
$500 M nFoposi;i never was suss.as ss';u
lls w. 81 a,las an absolute eonds
7. 8. .sa = bad i been SO submitted the ar
e. ~ s..,,t could not have been made. 4 nat
-, !. = J. an. which wear 70 imply vans q
:, s' -, an the part Of this government GO ex-
/ 'Es.. J. =, own laws, aadiwas suchsan one as
so :, y i; eyer could consent to. de
- az. 'aay;ous thatin this particulars this go
-. sa s n should be jp.ti6ed 20 the world J
1 49, mere was still solne portion q y winch
III .lndetl the nsreilrss jaws of Napoleon.
,sI Would Judge upon lheplain evidences OF
sn M az .s,l reason. 10 them |. was nscessa.
''T !, vs.rrsnscssd our characters, as . nut
,;.s. n make Il appear III any event, that
~ WI ss,l ;auiss on our side. We assert
w., ~ n. Iwuhins proposition Of permitting
~. pyi,,Ah uavytc assissus 10 che execu.
80 &C enf laws, was not known TO this go
~ .ar,s,u rs On absolute condition q. all.--
ighs,;t was one wAich from its nature,
80, h. n,,rtly inalmissiblt. But what do
.s"~ s.rlarsi Why, thas they had not
s.s,. ,bia 5ptoposition with their own &C.
.,,rJ bu, sthas il had originally come
tson me American minister in London. II
,bisstatr OF the case was correct, then had
nj, royernment nothing to complain Of in
-s,a,,bo 10 The agreements The violation
of coed faith wuuld be 10 the part of the
II States. Ifthis proposition actually was
made by the American minister, no charge
could be laid on that account against the
British government. There was nothing
reprehsnsible, on her part, in taking all
that we were willing to give. He wanted
10 know whe,herthe fact were such as was
represented by the British government. If
il was no blame could attach to them Tor be-
ipp wiling TO take alithat we We're willing
|. TO give. He would not have it thought
he believed Mr.. Canning S statement in this
particular. Bushs placed it upon this foot
Jag, that he could neither believe nor dis
belive without evidence.
Fir. GGtSeaier''s Speech to be contisued,]
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indigo taken from aSpanish schooner. The
officer ordered her to Be detained, and sent
an oticer yp with the information. As soon
as the captain saw this Officer dapart, sps-'
pecting something, he manned bis boat, and
BY rowing night and day got up 20 town
before him. On Saturday he reported %
the custom Shouse--nade a very pretty sto-
ny that he wastaken by Spanish vessel,
who put the indigo and specie on board,
and that afterwards retook her. A custom
house officer was sent down, tosee that no-'
thing was landed. What is TO be done with
her I know not. His object certainly was
to rob in the Gulf and make this his place
Of deposit, and no doubt intended TO snug
gle che indigo. 81
We have had several arrivals Of the dis,
tressed fngitiyes from ST. Domingo, under
the law OF Copgrsss-in that case provided.
The vessels have been libelled bu. expect
to be released by government. But OBJ.
serve the evil likely TO arise from showing
too much leni.y. There 10 now vessel in
the river from Jamaica, with number. of
slaves and some free people Of color, oil
driven fren,Ss. Domingo. The secretary
Of state was down, saw some OF Tie negroes
on shore and heard them speak English.-
On enquiring they told him they had never
been in St. Domingo. A trade is no doubt
carried on in this way; slaves are purcha-
sed and covered as the property of the un-
fortunate French"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21
CongreG Of the United States. ?
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, December 20.
Taken for the Aierandria Gazstte.

Mr.. johnson from the committee of
claims, reported on the petition of Edward
Turner, unfavorable. Adopted by the
House.
Dir. Love reported a bill for removing
slaves from: one part of the district of Co.
lumbia to another. Resd twice and referred
to the committee of the whole House On
Monday.
The bill for the relief of William anG
Elias Rector was read third time and pas
sed. -.-s
11r. Love presented bill to amend the
charter Of Alexandra. Referred to COM
mit.ee of the whole house on Tuesday.
iN.. Rhea called for the order Of the day
on the resolutions from the senate. The
house went into committee of the whole on
said resolutions, Mr.. BAssETT ia the
chair.
Efr. MKev spoke at some length in favor
OF the resolutions
mr.. W1eaton spoke against the resolu-
tions.
Mr.. Johnssa. spoke in favor of the reso-
lutions. He argued much better than Mr..
M'Key, but whether he disproved the ar
guments of Mr.. Dana Of yesterday is GER
tainly question with US, perhaps it will be
with the world, when both speeches are be-
fore the public.
Mr. Emmott followed Mr.. Johnson, and
argued with great force against the adoption
ofrhe resolutions-befors he had concluded
appearing much exhausted, motion was
made for the committee to rise, reported
progress and asked leave to sit again, (which
was carried. The house granted leave and
then adjourned. !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21
A F A B T. E..

A ricketty man applied to tie Physician
CT the neighborhood to procure him relief
First the Doctor introduced the emollient
system, then the tonic; sometimes Eme-
tics and sometimes Cathar,ics but none of
his remedies had beneficial effect, and his,
patient being at last exhausted, very pru-
IDENTIFY he gave up all applications and left
the unfortunate man to natures sxertiens
lest excess of remedy should aggravase the
disease.
..... H.. -.. VERBUM SAT.
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PUBLIC SALE.

To be sold on the 29th day of this month, if
fair, Tnot the next fair day, unless dispos-
ed ofat private sale. 81
A Tzuo Story BRICK House,
On Water street, adjoining the property of
captain Hamilton, and Mr.. Harper's Rope
Walk. Fer terms apply to the
PRINTER.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21
NASHVILLE, (Ten.) Aovt "a.

MIMI V IA AAA1S = VT --I'SS = - =
Arrived hsre1a few days since, Captain
Booie. aid de-cam2 10 Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton, of S. Carolina, together with = captain
and two lieutenants OF artillerists. We un-
drrstand that Gen. Hampton is hourly ex-
pected at this place, on his way to the Mis-
sissipPi territory, by order OF the President
of the United States, 10 take the command
ofihe army.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21
December 4.
Thomas P. de Valangln,

Thomas p. de Valangln,
Bees leave To ;nfor,n his friends and the
public in peneral. that he has removed to the
stand laleiy oceunied by MFR. Samuel 11s C1aud
on King street and continues to offer Cor
sale, ae6andsome assortment of LIQUORS
and GROCERIES, on the lowest terms for
cash, VIZ.
Imperial !
Hyson,
YoungFTyson, TEAS Of the latest i'm
Hysc0 St;n9 - g., a,..,;on :" -
Souchonp s
Rohe
First and Sc; ond ,u,,;,n N.w ors..n.
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Ioab De Name,
Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.
November SO. I'm
TO B E r E N I E y,
For one or more. years,

~, For one or More years,
THAT valuable property commonly CALI
Il ed Jones's Psim, now occupied by Jo-
slAH BHows1NG ALSO, the Marsh and fiils
adjacent The terms will be made known by
DR.. Ste7them Cooke, near Leesburgh, Loudoua
county.
The subscriber having been informed that
JOSIAH BRowNINe has committed various de-
predations on the point, that he has sold the
stone which surrounded it. and the soil it.
self, gives notice to those who have bcesf en-
gagged in this honorable traffic, that rfpeti-
ton of it will inevitably subject themto the
penalties of the law.
John r. Cooke.
Decem Der l6. d3t& lawH