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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18

les been impcted upon and mis-.
led. The voice OF truth has made
10 inipi. zion upon thoie who thoud
tbe the guardians Of our rights. We
thaye told them OF our danger they
shaye anfwered: !" II is csiumny
the cry OF a faction, to which
we will turn deaf ear" But the
tyine is at hand when it will be known,
hus fear too late, who have been
1.-THE faithful fentinels, and who the
I,ieceiyers. The Trenchmen are ripe
FOR revolt every day difcovers lome
new proof OF their difaife6tion /; they
lly they are fnbietted to people
whole manners and cufoms are Ell.
iiirely different fron their own +;
people the ocnehtof whole lawsthey
cannot appreciate, and whom they all
ways look upon, not as iellowclt.zens,
bur as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of their
ffreng,h. aud knowing how confider-
ably it will be augmented. they look
upon the few troops in garriion here,
with the utmolt contempt, and bold
" derids our FINAL military eaabliih.
incnt.
There is no American here who
thinks himfelf fate. Our melanchol.
ly ituation has repeatedly been made
known to governor Claiborne but
it is with the deepelt regret, we have
fsen that he has NOT only fuppreiIed
cur complaints, but told to the world
that the French inhabitants Of Lou.
iGanna were friendlyt to the American
government, admired its laws, and
refpe6ted It's citizens. And this is
not all, many of the very men of
whom we complained have been APP
pon,-d to office both civil aud mill
tAry. GOD knows what will be the
rcfals. Our apprehenh ms ilcreafe
with the knowledge of conipIracy
at the head of which is lie Blanquc,
whsfc emidaries here have lately
Lssn 70 active as to convince Us that
the nediia,ed blow viii fpsedily be
itrues. -Ptiii. Paper.
The SEASON The few late
days of warm weather has revived
the alnoit pcriIhing hdim Corn in ]
fsvcral northern diltri6ts bat the
fields in many places do not pronile
more th4n one third of an ufual har-
veR. In no part of the Union will
thc crop Of Indian Corn Dc heavy.
Wheat and other fmall grains have
been abundant, * we'll tackled. Veg
etables of molt kinds are excellent III
quality and liberal in qcantity; the
fruit, plenty and good. rhe cold
weather it is expected will cut OF the
fall feed, but the quantity Of new and
old hay on hand is abundant.-Csnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18

THE fnbfsriber wifhes to inform the Heirs
of the honorable Enoch Freeman, Rfa.
,ha, he hath AIS bond for large ium to-
building his !lau(e, uafettIed he therefore
wiihes they would call on him for fsttlemenr,
TO prevent further trouble, and ,hey will eb
lige their good friend
ROBERT MDONALn
StaT53s. S9t q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18
Sbippi1g Tobacco.

Shipping Tobacco.
TWENTY Hhds. Of shipping TOBACCO,
of good quality, for iale at reduced
psice for cath or approved notes--bY
Robert ii. Smith,
fyS. h~'.
Who has iikewife for fale, as ufaal,
Pigtail AID Fig Tobaef0'
Rappee and Scotch sr.F-and
Cigars, warranted Of the fra qusity--and
On as reafsnabls term, as can be purcsa.ed in
the Diflria of Maine, or Bolton, by whole.
fale or retail. dagsq 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18

THE iubferiher hereb, give. public notice
= to all concerned, thai be has been da-
ly appointed and has taken. uppn himIef
the ,rua Of an Eyeeu'or Of The lsi Will AID
teaament Of FLIZA BANCROFT,
late of Portland, in The county oi Cufuhel land,
deceaied, by giving bond a. la law drees.-
lie therefore requeits 81 perl4ns vsho are
indebted to trc fad docoafed. egtaie, TO make
''nmed are paymen,; and rho.e WHO have any
demands The con, to exhi'it The fame 20
Jp!y ~, 1899. J. .. E!OPHIEe, Ex4s fs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18
NOTICE I

THE Trsiaees Ut PHILIPPE Limerick Acade
my are hereby uotlhed that their annual
meeting viii be held at the dwelling houie Of
Jons rssa NJ 'Dsssid, ria. IA L,n.er,ek, on the
nrn Wedastday vi October nest, AT 10 clock
A Nj.
b order y 5s PtyS5ss.
WILLIAM SwAsEY, Sesreis-,.
Limerick, Sept, Z, 1909 lIU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18
Hon5e1oyigbf wanted.

A Young man, ~ho +" Qsady in his bulneis
"A aud VI good moral character, and in
ftruaed IN ths art Of a Joia~ or Hes'ssssyhf,
may hear OF contain, employment BY the year,
by snauiring Of he Printer S9s IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18
Ax1A %

THE fabieriber hereby gives public notice
= to all concerned thar The has been day
appointed, aud la. taken upon he slsif.tn
true OF adE,inilti atfx on the eita,e Of
SIMON MARsToH,
late Of Minott, IN me county OF Cumberland.
deceaiee, by giving bond as the law directs
She therefore requeIi, all perfons who are in
debtsd TO The fad deceafsd's eaAe, TO make
immediate payment; aud tho,e who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame 10
HANNAH MARS TON.
July 20. 1903. (S9s ~
THE fabfcribers hereby give public no'ics
4 TO all concerned, thar they have been du
Iy appointed and have taken upon themielves
the trua Of Executors OF the lal will and ,sf.
lament of
DANIEL pUcKNAM,
late of Hebron, in the county of Cun,ber-
land, gentleman, dscesied, by giving bond a
the law dire9s-fhey therefore requef all
perions who are indebted to sae laid deeea!eJs
eftAte, TO make immediate ayment aud thoie
who have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit
the fame to
SHEPPARD BUCKNAM.
CALVIN BUCKNAM,
<.gT 81, 1909. go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18

Corn ani Lamar.
500 bufl,eis Yellow CGRN-snd
90 boxes freti LEMONS,
For Gale on resionable terms, by
K. MOTLEY,
Boftes # Fi6 Erect, Sept II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18
Ksqv. York Sniff.

~ MErCALF, a. bis Sock hore
and Louery Oliice. Front Street., Bash
ha, juh received frcih fuppy Of
LorilLu;p5, Macc9by q ka9pee SniV
d,y6--For fale as above,
TICKETS in the Rhode liaSd Coal Lot
cry, which ccromsnces drawing next month
and few in ,he Lsbigt Naw;gafi0a Lottery
which will be drawa ia OSteber--Price OIL
Tickets, three dollars,
Asgea %. -. (sw)-.-- -.e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-18
Evening Dsnsiug Srbxk

PO,tisaS, Spef. III, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26

~. Stom; which Gus fsuiee read and re
.ferred 10 a commistee Of the svAoi~. "a
Mr.. J,aNsoH made an unfavorabie rehort
on the Petition # Befscy BsaN; svhieh 1vas
read G:'s concurred with.
Mr.. MeRRow from the committee 10 svhom
scas referred fhe bill Jrsn, fhe Senate in
addition 10 an act to regulate the laying ont
and making a road from Cumberland an fhe
state Of Afaryidndf to the sfafe of Ohio. rehor
ted tie bill ,vithout amendment which 7vas
read aad referred to a Committee Of The
whale.
Mr.. SoUTKARD REPORTED q bill hrcscri.
Ding the mods II taking euidence IN cases If
contested elections, sc. z,hicA zvas t,cice
read and referred TO u Committee of the
syhoie.
n communication seas received from ke
Secretary Of War, stating the situation
and state of'she different fort fcationS IN the
u S
Objection 7yas made to tie reading ofi.is
haiier on fhe ground th0t II 7p,u!d afford
oBici.s Formation TO the enemies oFthe U
States, fthey have any, Of their y,eakest
POINTS.
n question mas faken on The reading ofis
and carried in the affirmative.
-ifier it syas read. a motion 7ras made By
Mr.. Trout TO trim IL. TIE motion svas
suhhorsea By himscLf0nd Mr.. Uhham. and
ohhosed6y Ihessrs. Ialiaiadge and Liver
more; and negatived. .iyes 50
1he ''ehort ssas referred 10 The committee
on fortifcaiona.
On mo.ion IF Mr.. LoYE,
REsoLVRD. That me Committee on the
Disirics - Columbia Be instructed 10 en-
qu;re into tie echediemcV If amending TIC
act for establishing u tnrnfi&e coDEiany ia
the county of .4tr.rendrio. is the district Of
Coiurjia.
RUP TURE NTH Mr.. JACKSON.
The House again in committee Of The
s5h1'e on the resolution from me Senate.
MI. EMoTT concluded his speech against
lie.
MIR. GnoLsovJ IIr. Ross stoke infaUor
gu
ind az half Pas three. on morton Of Mr.,
CPaAM The committee rose and o5idincd
feaDe TO sit again.
AmesSoge Svas rcceiued from he Presi-
dent Of the U. s. ~ Mr.. Graham inciosins
la rehorf Of the Surveyor Of The hH5Ack
Buildings.
.dud Ihe House adjourned
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cite GnQutrer.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER %, 1909.
Ertract from a letter, dG;cd 1874 Noe.
from NJ Orleans, TO gentleman in This

LIETuCE yT0" q tC'EST, GUtCu lOIN |toC-
from ~. Orleans, to q gentleman in This
city.
The Collector of the port OF II. Orleans,
al,sconded a few days age. CARRYING along
with him at least S 100000 money ofthe U.
States; he is pursued with the utmost acti-
witty by public vessels OF this station, but lit
tie hope is entertained Of seizing him.
This zpretch - u .foreigner-was highly
recommended TO the government bv the
merchants and other inhabitants OF n. Or
leans-he was the brother-n-law Of H. Il.
Trist, who formerly held the Office. and by
whose death, a large and respectable fami-
ly were left entirely destitute--hs WAS APP
pointed. and distinguished himself for his
punctuaiity and attention to business-afew
months since. he connected himself by MAJ
rags with wealthy and numerous Creole
family have no room for comments, he
has lett his wife, mis- mother and other near
connexions, to feel the bitter consequences Of
his villainy"
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to be Continued.
IyEDNEsDAY, Dee. 20


Mr.. JOHNSON. from the committee ofeiaims
rehoried unjaporabty 10 tie Petition IF Ed
yard Turner and Thomas BrickeH. The
rehortS qvere scverafiy agreed to.
Mr.. LORI reborted a bill to authorise
the rcmopat IF siaues from one fart 10 an
Other Of me District Of Columbia. Twice
read and referred 10 a Committee IF The
zchole.
The bin .fa,' the rehcf Of TfMiam and
E6as Rector 1oas read third time and
hasSeE.
}h. LORE REPORTED a bill TO amend The
charter Of dierundria which svas Isoiee
read and rtferred TO a Committee Of The
sghoie
RUPTURE NTH Mr. LAcKSON.
The House again reSoiUsd hsrtf into a
comsuEcr ofthe 7uhoie. Mr.. Rdsset in tie
chair, on the resolution ahhroVing the con
6uct Of the Executive in refusing ~ hoLd
further communication spilh Francis Jdmes
Jackson.
d7essrs. ll'Kee and johnson shake in fas
por qfthe resolution. ana MeSsrs. Wheaton
and EnoH against IL.
Wien Mr.. EMoT1 had SPOKEN rather
n,o,'e IhCu an hour, a motion nus made and
carried, he having giUen nay for heJiur-
pose, that The Committee rise and rehort
hrogreSs.
Jhe committee Obtained ieape 10 sit again.
Ind he House adjourned.
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1t seems, that the federa,sts, in congress,
have now taken their stand.
For time, they seemed 10 be at at p loss
ho7o to act.--in the Senate, Aiessrs. Picker
ing ard Rillhouse. Goodrich and Lluy d ere
dumb, but voted gainst Mr.. CHESS resoluti-.
ons - heir arguments were not conned
their spirits were not rallied. they would
and they would uot--,hcy mad neither the,
spir;; to deser, nor justify Mr.. Jack SON.
IN the Il. oili the party, set cut wit. Skin
wishing aud bash h;iug-with calls Tor pa
pers, which were either in-o8icioi or had
nothing Is do with the mattcr-At length,
their powers were mustered--thc trumpet
. sounded-and Messrs. Porter. Dana and KEY,
stepped in the foremost ranks--to intcrpose
their shields between Francis James Jack
sou and the public indignation.
, Really theirs is an arduous cauze--.he
INVESTIGATIONS of the British minister have re-
duced them ioa sad dicmma--to ffy from
the British cause and interests. or support
tile administration was sad alternative
but tlieir feelings were SO much enlisted
on the side OF Britain, that 1t was i'm possible
40 resist---they winced-they dedged-thcy
cnrvetted-eur they were at length bound
TO the stake-all their soIhistry, their in
genions logic, their qufcs and their euitdi-
ties. are to he called out-false CLOSES are TO
be put on----and THE whole subject is 10 pc
wrapt up in masks, in artificial DISCUSSES, e
all the labored lore of diplomatic study
Their brains will be buffttcd IN the artempr
tojastify q f"rliga minister, who deserves no
advocate among the American people.
Such is the effect of party Spisiu,--1o
such depiorablc lengths may politicians be
driven 10y the hate ot their opponents, by
invetcrate pysj Idices, and the inordinate
hopes effecoyering their lost powerl!.
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BOWLING STARKE.
yENI, vIDI. yIsI

THE Fair & the B,xve,
Il the Statesman and
the Philosopher having al.
ready unanimously ac-
knowieoged the unriyalcd
exertions, ~
A. c. OLA VIssH,
IMPERIAL -Artis, G. Cemb-
tto!ler General Of FASH
onS, whose Astonishing
performances have peril
fed whole hosts of pmy
0pposers, and caused even
g T. wy TO bow reluctant.
Iv at his Shr;na IL. al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26

lonor aof informing Lis friends g. e. the Civilized
worldly that le continues his operations at the
TEMPLE or .dPOLLO
Where the nestimable partners of Mankind, NAV
embelsh t,.ose charms which easlave the work.
and man, the iord!y master OK created be;prs
display all the loneliness of masculine beauty
but
LET Hercules himself do LAT he may.
" The CT will met0, ard Dog yiY have his
Day"
December o. o.
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COMMUNE ArED


DIEp-On Friday morn,ng tie 5h instant. at
hall past 8 ocloSk, Miss MARY FOSTER, the
daughter OF A Foster of this CITY, after lin.
gerng illness of several months which confined
her to her room Eighteen days before hertleatli,
on wednesday night, the family were walked up
to see her lie, and they came into bar room.
she was praising God aloud and clappirg her
hands, crying glory, glory, glory god, am hap
Ply, happy Icsus 10 precious TO my soul, / am
no; afraid OF doatb--she continued in this happy
Frame through the day-at night the family wers
il praises to the Lord, and although she was
struggling with death, yet at intervals, recover.
my q little strength, she shouted the praises of
God loud enough to be hesrl in tina street, and
asked all around her to sing praises to the Lord
IN cheerful animatng strains and thus she con-
tinued till few moment before her departure,
when without sigh or Il g,oan she fell asleep in
he Lcrd-O! what rare and emuious example
Tor the riS'ng generation
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26


and announces to US a new iasv offhe mi
uerse-lt reflects the highest credit upon
the genius and researches If its author.
This work is divided into three parts or
books. In the first, the properties of the
Cycloid and the Epicycloid are explained in
nineteen propositions. Os these, ten are
new, and not to be found in any of those ee-
ments which treat of the CyclOid. The pro-
position on which the theory principally de-
ponds is the 18TH Although it is expressed
in aIgebraical terms; yet it may be delivered
as follows:
If circle move from A to B with two uni.
form motions, a rotary motion and pregres
xive motion, so that any two opposite points
describe two semicycodal curves, and the
progressive velocity to be to the rotary velo
NY as II to 1. Then the velocity of the up
per point will be to the velocity Of the un.
der point. as the square root OF plus the
square of n times the product Of the radius
of the circle plus the difference Of the radi.
us and the versed sine of the circular arc
described, divided by twice the product OF
the radius, and the said versed sine minus
the square of the versed sine, to the square
root of plus the square of n times the ra
dius of the circle plus the difference of the
radius and the versed sine of the supplement
of the circular arc described, divided by
twice the product OF the radius and the said
versed sine minus the square of the said YER.
sed sine.
This Formula the author applies to the
motion of the earth, and in the I'd book i'm
vesligates the effects thence arising. "'The
earth (he says) mas two motions rotary
i.lotion about its axis, and progressive mo.
ton in tho plane of the ecliptic from west to
east. Every point in the carth's surface.
with the exception OF the two poles, there
fore describes curve o. the epicycloidal
species. But since it is property Of these
curves. for the describing. point to describe
unequal arcs in equal times; IL follows that
the absolute velocity Of the describing point
varies or that any two opposite points ia the
same parallel Of latitude in the earth, move
with different velociles"
In order therefore to discover the differ.
ence Of the absolute velocity of my two OPP
posite point, in the salne parallel Of latitude,
he supppscs that the earth moves along the
chord of an ecllp'ical arc of SO m. 3 5. for
every rotation, ADD the curves which the
| points of the earth would describe, il it mo
we'd along the chords Of such small arcs as So
| m. IS. ia place Of the arcsthemselves, would
differ little from the epieycloids they at
present describe.
In Prop I'd. Book I'd. it is found that when
the earth is in the aphelion, the progressive
| velocity is to the rotary velocity at the equa
tor as 90. 4to 1. Therefore by the preceding
| formula the vel city Of any poin, OIL the
equator at 4 -. y. NJ. will be to velocity
OF the same pSips ~ 4 minusss after mid
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R:eDninnh Tbearra.
HANovER CoUNTY.-rha subscriber in

IL ANOFER COUNTY The subscriber in
L tends to continue his SCHOOL in tie
neis, hbor ood OF Col VIM. TrUci,e art, Mr. Ed.
ward G. Sydnor, &c the ensuing year where lie
offers to teach The English Grammar, Reading,
Rhetoric, Writing and Arithmetic. The price
for tuition will be S Is payobe at the expiration
OF tue term: which viii commence th. 9Th &c
January, and end the 18th of December. The
thin population of the neghborhood does not
warrant an expectation sf getting a fall school
without hoarders, he is therefore authorised to
say that Mr. Sydnor who resides ON :. healthy
situaloh & very convenient indeed to the school,
will take boaiders vt : SO Per snuum The ut
most attention will be pad to the moral conduct
OF the children, weilss 70 their advancement in
learning The number of Scholars shal, not ex
coed twcDy
BOWLING STARKE.
We the undersigned do willingly declare that
SO tar as we have seen or heard, that MIR. Bowling
Starke has conducted his school with great
deal OF attention and propsisty.
Gwen under our hands this 2lst of December
1909
YIN Irueheart, BiAey Tailey,
C. Littiebase, Party;cL l,de,,o.
HIM. GGydaer, Edward C. Syh,or-
Jshn Gardner, Nm. White.
DeCelnDer ~. - w39s
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

ths new work of Mr.. Wood. " A new the
DRY of the Diurhal Rotation of the Earth. y
This work is full OF bold and original ideas
1t scans the principles ofthc great New
ton with firm and pesetratias spirit -
and announces to US a new lagv offke mi ,
perse-lt reflects the highest credit upon
the ,eGius and researches Of its author
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26
THURSDAY, De-. 21.

Mr.. PoTSDEx7ER rehorted q Bill ertcn-
ding jHrtSdir,ioa in certain cases TO fhe
territorial courts and .for ofher purposes.
Iyyice rad and referred 10 a committee Of
the 7choie.
Mr.. Johnson tram Me Comminrc Of
Gains, reitsrfed a 6iL jar tie reHef'oT Joh1l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26

W1LLIAM w. DICKINSON has ,ec.;,.
w ed, and of,rs FIR sale 2s Crates Earthe,
Ware, Gases Esgiish Gisss 7oa,e,
coNsIsTINC or
Decanters, Porter, WiHe and ChaDlsaigre (,{o,,.,
Liverpool Salt. Loose ayf in Sacks, Iss Is C,,,S,
N. T.. Rum, 200 pair course shoes, So4l Leather
&c &c C-e
December 26 L.,
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n TANNER--l wIsh 70 hire lie .i1,,e Me.
n chaRic the ersuiag year. Fer terms, ami,
to Mr. Hugh Davis, Richmond, Or TO the SOD
scfiScr in Hanover
EDWARD &, SYBN0R.
December IS wSg
Az ANTED 10 HIRE fort e ens,,.,g I,-ar
w Female SERVANT wJioh been 90
custCmed TO the house, and is good Scar.frtss
"A recommendation Of character viii Ia. g..
qnired Apply st this Office
J. eceya fr 3S -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07

any coeaor shall maize default in the pay,n.,,
of any monies by him received by virtue OF .nis
act, 1T the time merely reguileo Itch col,Ac.,,r
and his security or securities. has. her or sss.r
heirs. executors or admhisuatcss. shat. be TAO e
to ali such 6nes, interest damages ami COST. AMI
be recovered in the same manner rs ~ case M ,
default in Inc payment of she comnicnwea l,n-s
revenue
BE IL further enacted, Thstit be the dusx
OF every collector making safe oy virtue Of his
act. to make and execute TO the Ea.chaAer decd
Ia Tee simple for the lands purchased Getting he
cause oil sale, and in every action or suit IL ~,
or IN equity, in which former owner or ,,>y.,.,s
OF any tract of and so sold and conveyed, els.
her or their heirs. devisee, or other rci scr. os
persons Claiming under him, her or thc.r, Ai,ai
contest the We ,dity OF the sale 50 rradc the orc
Prooand shall he ON tue party so contsstirg.
BE II Further enacted, That tue commissioners
or commissioners for discharging the duties, re-
CURED ct Them by this act shall be ended to r.
ceive from the pubic treasury commission Of
one and a half per cen,ur,o on the amoun. o. sales.
on warrant from the auditor of public accounts.
BE 1t further enacted. Tina, ii shall b. lie d. y
OF the auditor OF pubic accounts, at The pubnL tX.
Pense, 10 cause a copy of this act and of an ar:t
passed the first day OF February. in The year o,..
thousand eight huntred aud SIX, entitled "An
act giving further time TO the propreioss OF Ger.
tain lands forfeited for the paymen; OF ,ax.s.
to redeem the same, and also o. an aet passed on
the twentieth day Of January in the year. one
/ thousand eight hundred and seven, entitled IAN
act to amend al act entitled can act more ei!ec.
tuaily to provide for the pay,nen, of taxes u;,cn
lands within this commonwealth" TO be i,ub:ish.
! cd Tor six mouths successiveiy in IN. ,,reseat
year and for three months successipely preccti,y
the first Monday in August. in the year one ,hsu.
sand eight hundred and eleven, TO be published
in soire newspaper of general circulation, adi,ed
IN each of the United States, f any SUCH there be.
And be it further enacted, That the duties en-
Joined by this act TO be pes formed by the colIsa
ors, shall where the sheriff is co,leaos, be per-
formed by the high sheriff IN person, and every
purchase made wholly or part, by the sheriifor
his deputy. or By any other person being coleo-
tor, or by any other person, wholly or in part.
tor the use of such sheriff, deputy sheriff or othcs
Person being collector, shall be void and every
sheriff, deputy sheriff or other person being col.
.e6tor, making any purchase, either wholly or in
Fsr,, for himself, or procuring any other person
| 90 make such purchase, wholly or in part for the
| use aforesaid, shall foSfei, and pay the sum of
s 500, to the use of the piblic. to be recover ed
by bill, plant or information, in any cour, Of re.
cord having Jurisdiction thereof.
! This sa shall be in force from the passing
thereof.
Copy from the Ro.l-Tes,e,
| ]. PLEASANTS. jr. Keeper
of The Rolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07
Virginia, to wit I:

.ft a ee.rt Of .Shheais held at tie Catifot IN
RicEmo nd, the tEoenIeth aay Of N7dy'
1905
RULE.-Greati nconveniencies * delays
having arisen from motions to alter * amend
the DEGREES S. special entries OF this Court,
after they have been entered OF record, 1t is
expected that in future the Counsel will re-
spectively in all cases where special de-
cree or entry shall be deemed necessary,
prepare notes of such decree or entry as
they may think ought to be made on the
decision to be considered as part of their
statement, and delivered to the judges,
with the record, at the final argument, in
each cause.
A Copy, Teste, ]. Brown, c. c.