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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
c. RIDGELY, of Hampton.
CERTIFICATE OF


Mr.. THOMAS CAMPBELL, Harness maker.
II would ns an act of Iuj usiice to withhold my
testimony OF the salutary effects of DR.. Tissot's
Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as nave experisn
ccd very unequivocai instance of their virtue
aud efficacy was affected viii two severe at
tacks o. what is usually called dead palsy. from
which partially recovered, bu; was oh ICED 70
use Clutches TO aid me IN walking when lief,
home, 10 this were Joined violent Rheumatic
pans. se result of tue affection, and had fear.
ed The di,ordcr would accompany me thro' life,
but providentially WAS r.ccG: lendsd to apply 1T
@ Doboln and Masphy's fci DR.. Tissott's Drops,
and after using only cue bottle. found myief per-
tsc,ly liberated from nay disorder, and am ",
thank God. as free from pain a. if never had
been aifecScd; fning tails "a sdcine opera s,
Powerfully on myself, determined TO apply it
io,e'nay to my child e. boy only eleven months
old WIN was then reduced Utmost to a skeleton,
with the bowel comp.in,. after admins Iering
II four Or Eve times to hin, his complaint waI
entirely removed, and ne is now recovering his
strength with great rapidity.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
DR.. 7LSSO77's Celebrated :,
sOUT JRHEU MATIC DROPS.

DR.. 1ISSOT7'S Celebrated :.
GOVT RHEU MATIC DROPS.
A certain cure for the Gout, Rheuma,sIu,
Lumbago weakness of the joints and all kinds
of Sprains; for elects, be they of ever SO long
Standing and fer the stone and gravel il is
-'rhaPs the most active, penetrating, and effec-
tial remedy in the world in the cramp and all
kinds of pains in the head, face and body, it is
without an equal
This medicine (which justly claims pre- em
inence over all others, as being decidedly adam.
ted for the speedy removal of those complai Is
above men ioned1 owes its dis covesy to the cele
brated Tissott, 4 physician of most exalted emf.
hence in his profession and is chiefly the ex.
tract of an herb, peculiar to Eu ope, to whose
powerful, healing, restorative and balsamc qua
lities this great man, by the administering, ow.
ed much of his fame.
1t is peculiarly excellent for most diso,d ers
attending warm climates. and keeps for any
length of lime. Bottles, AZ two dollass each
with copious directions The following are a
few, of the many respectable certificates, which
the proprietor has IN his possession
CERTIFICATE OF
GEEEkAL RIDCkLy. Of Hampton.
certify, that having received blow on my
knee, which induced severe pain and swelling,
l was advised 20 apply DR.. Tissott's Govt and
Rheumatic Drops, and on balhing the part with
them only few times, agreeably TO the direc-
ions they effected a perfect cure. At another
lime my wris, was affected with Rheumatism to
such degree rendered nv hand 70. the time
useless. when on making application ofthe same
remedy in like manner, the disorder in the course
Of "a hours was entirely removed
Ithe'efore from the experience have had of
the efficacy OF said nlsdi me, consider it as be-
heiceat act to recommend it IN similar cases to
others.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
CERTIFICATE OLE

sR. THOMAS kELso, Butcher.
About Shree weeks since mas Tosc Violently
attacked with Rheunrtic pains throughout my
wnole frame in so sevcrca manner rs nos 10 be
anie TO turn IN my bel without assis ance, pro.
ceeding, suppose from = sevece cold on being
advi.ed 5y a friend TO apply Br. Tis.os,'s Coz
aud Rheuma'ic Drops, accordingly obtained
from tie agents, (Iessrs G Do5bin and Mur
phy) two oottles. the REPLICATION Of which (un.
Ger God) have perfectly n ssored my he1,th. l
an therefore induced with cca!ideAce 70 recon-.
mead this medicine ac certain cure Cor tie a.
Dove disorder
Signed,
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July %. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

ifRs ANNE FIFER.
No. 10Y, GreeH-srett. OLD town, Baltimore
Being ever DESTROYS of rendering assistance 20
my fellow creatures, as far as my abilities will
permit, and also give additional credit to DIR.
TISSOrT"S GOVT AND RHEUMATIC
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy l
have received such surprising benefit. are tho on
ly motives For my oEfesings statement Of my case
TO the public. uRdsr the following attesled afida.
Wit.
Upwards of five years had been afflicted with
Rheumatic pains, which we're seated principally
in my IONS, shoulders, and right arm which
al last lost the use OF, that for a considera-
bic time, could not lift il to my head at one
period 1t confined me to my bed in which could
not tnrn without assurance and from the violen
and agonizing pain in my Ions, my cries cousdof
ten be heard by the neighbors. Every remedy that
could think of. or prescrib. by my friends were
tried; also had medical assistance DO h French
and English. but they gave relief only tor the
moment, SO that despaired of ever being cured
and had resigned myself TO be cripple during
lite. when was advised by friend 20 MAKE
trial of DIR. TISSTT'S GOVT eS RHEUMA-
TIC DROPS, accordingly applied \, Loves
Drug and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10 Sign
OF the MoTiar. Centre Markst-space, w9efe /
purchased bottle for two dol ars from which
do positively decIlye, l received more benefit
than had from all the remedies attempted for
; years past buS fearing relapse. procured
another bottle and was perfectly relieved
ANNE FIFER
Sworn before me this I7th day of Novem.
Der 1908. JAMES WILSON
Witness, flames Norris Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Gerard Banks,

HEREroFoRE the Editor of the Virgin
ian, has opened SCRIVENER'S OF
FlCh in the house Immediately opposite the
Market. Writing of every description will be
executed with correctness. Besides the usual
Instruments which may be required, he Of
fers to draw Bills of Injunction. &C. at mode
rate price.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Register e Bohannan,
Have For Sale. at their Store near the Marke
Bridge, Richmond,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries,

Brown Sugar in hhds Whiskey by the Dbl; O
and bbls fierce
Loaf Sugar, in do II French Brandy
Best Green Coffee salt by the Sack
Imperial, and A quantity of excellen,
Young Hyson TEAS, Lard By the 6rsin
Chocolate, by The box A large assortment of
pimento Iron Castings. every
Pepper description
Ginger n An assortment of Stone
Rice Ware
Mustard Queens Ware
W. Rum Soap and Candles by
Jamaica 90 box
England do Ceiper's Snuff
Molasses by hhd Writing Paper
-onrrry ard Malaga n Wrapping do
Wine Deoanters
Holland and Country ! Tumblers
Gin Wine Glasses
Spanish Segars by box Leading Lines
or retail Bed Cords, &c &c SC
iogethe. with number of other articles too tc
dIous TO eaurneTate-whichi they will sell low
tor cash, country produce, or approved
paper III town.
- 1t is earnestly requested that those who
have long standinge accounts, will settle them i'm
nediasely, as no longer indulgence can be gi
venJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Virginia !:

At Court held for Halifax county, on Mon
day the 10Th day of December, 1908.
John Wimbish, Plaintiff g
AGAINST
Gardner Mayes and Isaac Medley, de- : 5
putty sheriff for Thomas Watkins, 5
sheriff of Halifax, Defendants. y
THE defendant Gardner Mayes, not Ray..
entered his appearance and gwen Sc
curity according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant of this state on the motion
of the plaintiff by his counsel, Ills ordered,
that the said defendant, Mayes, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in March next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill; that CO.
py of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published IN
the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
a copy-Teste
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. y. CHIC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
CAUTION

NsH y IOTF.
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. Tissoit. and the pro
prietor Henry Wand, are cut in the glass of the
bottle, and the outside cover of each bottle sign
ed by the said proprietoT himself wifi
30 Soidby II WARD. sole proprietor Phi
ladelphia. and a. the Bookstore Of S. Pisa.
sANTs. N. Richmond
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Boarding for Youth.

HE subscriber having rented large
ana convenient portion OF the tenement
IN winch the youth, composing Mr.. Gerar-
ain academy are instructed intends boar
dlhg young gentlemen IN very moderate
terms. No exertion hat can be reasonabIv
expected, shall be omitted to render the
accommodations satisfactory. The morals
OF the young boaTders snail be under the
peculiar care of Mr.. Doyle, who is himself
to board with the subscriber, and Mr. c.
rardin likewise promises to extend his At.
'en.ion 10 point so truly important.
Application to be made either at the
school, or with the subscriber.
PAUL G.. G. JONES.
January 10 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

rublished pursuant to AN act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the seventh
day OF January, one thousand eigh, hun
dred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale 6yS. Peasants, Richmond,
THE GENTLEMA ANS
Pocket Remembrance,

FOR THE YEAR 1909,
CONTAINING an aimanck, ruled pages for
~ memoran6ums and cash accounts, govern
ment OF the United States, executive, legisla-
tive and Judiciary federal courts of law, de-
partments of the federal government, terrific
rial government Of the u S. patents, inter-
course with foreign nations, diplomatic depart
ment, ministers, consuls, &c. from foreign pow
ers to the U. S. navy, marine corps, navy yard
at Washington, post-oiiice establishment,
coins duties on importations drawbacks, boun-
ties, custom.house of Philadelphia, wardens Of
the port officers of the customs of the u. s.
lighthouses, tables, &c. &c.
The Ladies' Pocket Boob
Contains view and description of the natural
bridge in Virginia. an almanack, ruled pages
FOR memorandum and cash accounts select
pieces in prose and poetry. new and celebrated
songs and several useful tables.
The above books ave neatly bound IN red lea
ther with pockets. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
ALSO,
DR.. Tabs
Also,

Nature's Restorative Balsamic Cordial.
The certificates attached to the bills which
inclose each bottle Of the above medicine.
are from characters of responsibility, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence NAV
be placed by those who labor under com.
plants Of the Gout, Rheumatism, &c. alss
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, 1809-01-27

sY virtue of u ed Of T-us, from nm
- Woodhn to the subscriber, bearing ia ( the
ID day or March 1863, and duly recorded in he
county court OF NoHowaY. will he sold t. the
highest bidder on Thursday the 2nd day of Fe-
eruaIy next FOR ready money at the House of
phn WoodGn in iIeurico county one Negro Boy
nameH Carter, to satisfy tho de6t &c. mentioned
in the said deed,
Waller Ford, Trustee.
January 6. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
NOTICE.

a BOUT the year i79j, John Wiliangon IF
the county Of Fluyanna, sod to Jain ;osn
son, OF Richmond, sinai TRACT Of Lrnd ".
ing IN fiu'anns County If he present owner
wishes to cell il. and he price is reasonable he
may ma a purchaser by letting his terms be
known TO ihe ~
Post Master,
January 81. 1909 a., a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

- pursuant 70 a deed of trust, e-ecu,ed 10 the
= subscribe 5 by Rober' M'Tyre. for the pur.
pose OF securing sum OF money due John Ba-
ker. ex'or OF Solomon Gordon. dee will be sold
to the highest bidder according to the tenor Of
,he said trust1 on Saturday the 4yh day cf Fe.
bfuary next, the LOT in Manchester including
all is appnrtenances. called LEATKE'S OLD
TAVERN, now occupied by Nathaniel Chiiders.
Terms ready money.
Nath. Childers, ! Trus-
Thomas Cneathsin 7 tees.
Manchester 10, jan. 1909.
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DY virtue O. a deed Of trust executed to
ID me by Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
Bearing date on the 2sth day of March last,
and duly recorded in the court OF Henrico
county on the sixth day Of June,
WILL BE SOLD,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

To the person who takes the same for the
shortest period, and pay two thousand dol
lars, with legal interest thereon from the
first day Of April, one thousand eight hun.
lred and seven, and the costs of executing
Me trust. that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

Win a eOmhlete Index TO tie whole.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
AFFIDAVIT OF

IfVWkAAo hEIsOO.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Bay Horses.

They will be sold low for cash. or on credit
of ninety dal S, the purchaser giving an approve
negotiable note. Apply to he printer. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

Powhatsn, January 18th, 1909 wat
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09

AS we'll might it be said that the human
body could exist without food and rain,ent,
as that the body polite should aourisl, and
prosper without proper and necessary con-
'ribuuons ] well know how urea. a virtue
II is in private a;,d public life TO encourage
economy and frrgaii,y; but these virtues
should not der 1era,e INTO a parsinhony /,
which will ~; suffer unr aff;irs to be thrift
~ twill DC seen by reference 10 the re
ports of the AUDITOR and Treasurer wha,
| number of warrants are issued in u given
lime, and what were paid when presented d
m the same time SO bare was the trcasu
~ during the summer, that very often the
smallest contingent charge could no, be paid
l his proved not only injurious to the public
credit. but more g,ievous to those citizens.
whose necessities often obliged them to part
with their warrants at a considerable dis
count.
1t requires but little resolution to remedy
TINS evil, and also another OF no less impor-
lance to society, which is e. want of a de.
postum always ready to answer gen
cies. not easily forcscen, even by the most
vigiiant, providen', & s2gacious Leg slators.
L nave now laid before you such things, as
have been Thought most worthy of conside-
ration relating tn the public interests; those
of subordinate concern will be the subject of
another communication. 1t rests therefore
with your honorable body to improve upon
them, or not, according to the impression
they may have upon you Wishing You All
agreeable session, which can be accomplish
ed only. o, an eager desire in Ill the mem
bers {" unite in dscharging the great duties
entrusted To them, Wi Il siduitv and a ten
ton, in the true spirit of. torbearaace for diff.
terencss of opinion suffer me to conclude,
by subscribing myself with all due respect.
Your very ubedient servant
JOHN TYLER.
Tire Honorabyc
The SIeakey- Of 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09
CURRIE VS.. MUTUAL ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
ROANE's OPINION.

In the year 17e4, the legislature passed
| an act, at the suggestion or ALI individual
tor establishing mutual assurance soc:-
"ety against fire upon buildings in this
estate" ltprovidcd for a subscription to the
scheme, by individuals, and declared that
The hr1ncinie of the assurance should be,
that the citizens Of this state may insm,s
their building, against losses and damages
"occasioned accidentally by FIRE, & that Inc
Ensured pay the Losses and cxpences, each
=" ms share, according to the sum insured -
he act contains few other provisions.
which may, also, be considered as formin.
part of the hrincihtes of the institution !;
but none ct them are ferhahs of so fuada
mental a cast as this, nor apply so immedI-
ately to the case before u.s. The ACT fur
ther provided, that as soon as three millions
OF dollars should be subscribed the subscri
Oers should meet together, eIa1uf,,e the
SYSTEM submitted to the legislature, and con-
cludc on such rules and REGULATIONS. as 60
maj rlty of the subscribers might seem
best; and that the said sociefv should be-
at liberty, from lime 10 time, to alter and
amend the said rules and :guatiaDs. as
they may Judge necessary and in partcu-
lar' mat they should agree upon the premi-
uIns to be paid. The act also provided. that
as soon as the society should have acted in
the premises, and elected their agents and
off1cers, IL should be considered as incorpo.
rated by virtue of the act.
IL is evident, that every thing touching
me question before us, is left to the plea
sure OF the society itself by this act, O,
AT least, every thing that does not invade the
pri1clPie before mentioned, or some Other
priaciple admitted to be fundamental and
that some OF the powers e-rhrcssly rccog
hized by the act, rs appeitainIng 10 the
Scc'e Itself, Chat cf fixing and al.erin.,
Tag premiums tor sxample.) are eqna.iy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09

GrSiaia Din " ia54ls, R,h IS.
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VI fUDLIsHED Bv THOMAS RI rcHIH, or.
rosITs, THE GLOBE TAvERN, AT FIVE no L.
LARS skR ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

pY.virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed by
(. James II. Gordon decd and Maria his wife,
to the subscribers, on the first day of November,
1908, and recorded in the HustinES Court of
Richmond the 12sh- December 1908, for the pur-
pose of securing I'd Robert Johnston the pnnctu.
81 payment Of debt, particularly described in
: Gid deed of trust
be sold onthe premisesto the highes st bidder
oRMonday, the 10th day of next month ,one LOT
containing half Acre, lying and being in a part
Of the City of Richmond, commonly known and
designated by Duval's plan of lots, on which is
"a brick tenement the sale will take place at FIVE
O'Clock in the evening, under the provisions of
the act OF last assembly ofvirginia, entitled "an
set concerning executions and for other purpo-
ses." =
HENRY TURNER, Trustee.
June "a. eptds
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A PAIR OF HORSES STOLEN.--TWE@
"a TT DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen from
'the commons of Manchester, or Thursday night,
the 9th inst. pair Of black A0RSES-on a
brown black. very thick sett, and we'll made, his
left hind foot white-the other, a Jet or deep
black, Of rather slender make bod, nearly the
same age, eight nine years, about five feet high
-they pace. trot and gallop. and run well in bar
ness will give ten dollars reward with reason.
able expences, to any person delivering them to
me, or five dollars for such information that get
them again, and twenty dojars for the apprehen-
sion and conviction OF the thief.
CORNELIUS BUCK.
. June 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-30

4 REWARD Of twenty dollars will lie given
4 n for the delivery; to US, ofa TRJNK, which
was put in charge Of negro Waterman, on the
] lth VII. to be carried to Milton II yas hair
trunk Of about or 8 feet cubic contents, label
led on card on the top T. ]. No. %, AMI conta-
ned principally writing paper Of various quail
ties, but also some other articles Of stationary,
pocket telescope with brass case, a Dynanome-
ter in steel and brass, or instrument for mcasur-
ing the exertionS Of draught animals, collection
Of voclbularies Of the Indian Languages, & some
other articles not particularly noted in the memo
rsndum taken.
StBSoH & .1EFFERSoN.
Nav 80. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-30

PROPOSALS for furnishing materials, and
4 building a Ponder MIG 1ZINE.--In
purSuance OF an advice Of the Council OF State,
promo Sals will be received by me, until the first
dty Of IToly next, for furnishing materials and
building a Powder Magazine.
The f,lan I'D dimensions will be made known
b. Duplication 10 ~ n zoo
"A At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-30

\ IOT1CE-That on the 18th day of next
I Y month, will be sold to tue highest bidder,
ON the premises in this city, (unless privately
sold before,) three story brick house, (unG-
pished) 20 by 40 feet, together with the ground
ofthe same width, extending back to an alley
situate on Cary's Street, running partellel with
the Basin, and opposite TO Nicholson and Heath's
Coal yard. Terms of sale, $1,000 III hand, 5000
IN six months, the remaining balance, divided
qualiy IN II and 18 months, Fl ON TIE first instant
A Deed Of Trust, ON the said property, and bond.
Of the purchasers, will be required to secure the
u,ree last payments.
SAMUEL PARSONS.
9Th mo 20, 1909
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ID T. B a 7 T.
On Mr.. Randoihh's nation for ahhroving
fhe late conduct Of the President Of the
U. Staees-Confinued
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FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER.
SENATE OF THE u. SITES,

June l9.
On motion of Mr.. Giles, RESOLVED, That
the President of the u. 5. be requested to
cause to be laid before the Senate, such in
formation as he may deem proper to commu-
nicate, respecting the unfortunate exiles
lately expelled from the Island of Cuba, and
who may have arrived, or are expected to
arrive within the jurisdiction of the United
States; and also respecting any propositi-
ons which may have been made to him by
the minister plenipotentiary OF France, for
the purpose of facilitating the removal Of
any ofthe said exiles with their slaves and
other effects, from the United States to any
place within the doninions of France.
The senate resumed the Sd reading of the
bill for the remission of certain penalties and
forfeitures, &c. when it was recommitted to
Messrs. Giles, Anderson, Crawford, Frank
lin and Hillhouse.
Mr.. anderson, from the committee to
whom was referred the bill to direct the
sale of gun-boats, reported the bill amend
ed.
The bill to appropriate certain public
grounds, in the City of Washington, for the
erection of'public baths, was read "a second
time, and ordered to be engrosscd for third
reading
The bill to amend and continue in force,
the act to interdict the commercial inter
course between the United States and Great
Britain and France and their dependencies
and for other purposes, was read the third
time and PASSED UNsHIM the fol-
lowing gentlemen voting in the affirmative,
viz :--Messrs. Anderson, Bayard, Brent,
Condit, Crawford, Franklin, Gailiard, Ger
man, Giles, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, Girls
void, HiIlhouse, Lambert, Leib, Lloyd. Ma
thewson, Meigs, Parker, Pickering, Pope,
Reed, Robinson, Smith of ". York, Thrus.
ton, Turner, White and Whitesidc.
June 20.
| Mr. Lei6 ubmitted the following resolution
Resolved, That committee be appoint
ed to enquire iAto the expediency of provi.
| ding, by law, for the exclusion of foreigr
armed vessels from the ports and harbors o
the Y. S. withleaye to report by bill oy O
| therwisc.
| The Senate resumed the consideration o
the bill to direct the sale ofgun-boats. (
When, on motion of Mr.. Reed, the fur
! Their consideration thereof was postponed un
til the first Monday Of Dscember next
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nj OTICE-The next stated annual meeting
In Of the Visitors of William and Mary Col.
lege, is on the fourth of July. The affairs Of the
College require the attention Of the Visitors, and
It 10 hoped thata Convocation will on that day be
fornted. 4
JAMES SEMPLE, Rector.
Williamsburg, June 2z. st
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rASH given for VIRGIEIA bfiLITAR1
~ LAND WdRR4NTS granted for services
in the Continental Line. Apply to
GEO: GREENH0W.
june 81. -, St