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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-17
CoPEEHAGEN, Aug. $, 1909.
FREDERICK With KING, &c.

Make known that circumstances have de-
ts-t.ined Us 20 order and command tic FOL
| lowing respecting privateeriog.
1. No armed private ship or vessel fur
| nished with l;sence or commission to cap
ture vessels according to our order of 10th
Sept. 1907, shall be permitted to sail from
any oi our pors from this date, until we
shall orde, 10 the contrary.
9. All our authorities, halih!s, &c. are
commended to watch over the execution OF
this decree. Should any commander Of an
armed vessel visa TO sail from port OF less
st curity to more secure one. he shall be
permitted to do so by our bailitls, &c. ; but
on condition that the commander obliges
himself, Immediately, and without cruiz-
ing, to make direct for the port he has re-
qussted to be permitted 10 go.
5. The owners of privstcers are ordered
to recall them as soon as possible and if
they should Dot be laid up within four weeks
from the publication OF this, they are or
dsred to account to the authorities how tar,
and in what manaer they bave endeavored
10 recall them and the authorities are charg-
ed to look to the fulfilment Of it.
4. Such commanders of privateers as in
tend to go on cruize from the western
parts of our duke,om of Holstein, also
Tonningen, Husum, and Frederickstadt, to
cruize to and round HeHgoland, shall be
permitted to do so, provided they enter into
an obligation not to cruise beyond the wa
tiers of Heligoland, nor beyond the height
of Toning. If privateers of our other do
minions are'to SO through the Schleswig,
Holstein canal, or along the west coast and
Jutland, the harbors of Holstein and Schles-
wig, with view to cruize under Heligo-
land, they are permitted to do SO, provided
they 60 direct as ordered in section 2.
S. The delivery of licences and commits
sions for privateers is postponed until our
further royal commands.
All who are concerned are commanded
to act accordingly.
Given under our hand and seal, in our
residence, Copenhagen, the I'd Au-
gust, 1909.
FREDERICK r.
MosTING.
Eggsrs, Jansssn, .Janssen, Rattle.
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Prohibition ofthe cntrq Of c,ls , Jiry'1
An imperial decree Of he 'l ~. re
1909, has repealed he decree Of 'nE
June last, which had rrestsbl;.ba INC "a
iations with Holland on ;hs s.n,. TIN
with what had existed prior TIC d. Ie'
Of the 18TH Sept. 1905. ''s Csc,
Here follows the decree ofse,,4,f
1908, by which this charge is now IN
We, Napoleon, Emperor of IL. u ~ 'oF'
King of Italy, and Protector Of II. De r,tA't
Confederacy, upon the Repor, Ct o, ,s "a.
lister of Finance, have decreed, and d. d. Mn /,
cree as follows:- " &C.
Art. ]. The entry into Franc. &c y
lonlal produce passing through HolIs, ~ 9 9
Spain, is prohibited, until it be o,b aa ~
ordered.
9. The vessels loaded with co;oc;,
duce which enter the Eibe, the Wrss, F%
the Ya,le, shall be seized, &c. NY
8. This present decree shall nor da,,.
from the provisions Of that ofthr Oh I' H."
by which We have reserved to ourselvss. '-n
permit, according to circumstances the !. /"
production OF cotton wool.
4. Our minister Of finance is cb,,ca
with the circulation OF the present DEERE
(Sisned) NAPOLEON,
Palace q St. CI9nd, Sept l6, 1908.
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report of a general embargo in the harbors
of Russia, and the Baltic is erroneous. 1t
IS true. that an embargo has been imposed,
hut. instead of being general, it is confined
70 native ships only, ard the sole object IS
10 prevent their falling into the hands OF
the powerful British force cruising IN that
sea. With license from this country 1t
is understood tina. any Russian ships would
be permitted to take their departure. All
the difficulties respecting the American
vessels in the port of Riga, have been re-
moved by the good understanding which
subslsts between the consignees and the OF
fetal agents of the Russian government:
Orders have been received ar Woolwlch
to prepare artillery for another expedition.
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F Q R E &c N.
VIA NEW YORK.


The king has been pleased to grant the
dignities of baron and viseount Of The Unit
ed Kingdoms of Great Britain and ireland,
unto the right hon. sir Arthur Wellesley,
knight of the most hon. order of the bath,
and lieut.. gen, Of his ma;estv's ferces, and
to the heirs male of his body lawfully be
gotten, By the names, styles and titles of
baron Douro OF Wellesley, in she county ct
Somerset, and visrount Wellington, OF
Talavera, and Wellington, in the said coun-
-.
dugust %.
BY the new Swedish constitution, which
has lately been made public 1T Stockholm,
In hve sheets quarto, the king is to be as
sisted bv a council of state, consisting OF
nine members, by whose advice he makes
peace or war, and transacts ell important
affairs. Al public Offices musr Be filed by
-,
mand Q! the land and naval forces. The
royal age OF maturity takes place at twenty.
Should the male branch Of the rcval fairly
become extinct, the council governs unit
the states are convoked. No prince royal
can marry without the consent OF Ire states.
-Aue7tSt 90.
The people of England are at length be.
ginning t0awake from the delusive dream
BY which they have been amused for the
last month. The expedition, IS we pre-
dlcted, and as every person OF common UNI
derstanding might have fo,sscn, is about to
return, without having accomplished the a.
vowed object Tor which it was prepared
Whether difference Of opinioa among tie
superior officers does or docs not exist
whether col. Congrsve did or did not come
home Tor orders, with respect to the rIse-
Tior objects OF our armament, we will not
undertake to say but this we do know,
that our force has fingered before Sc coadary
%obleets, until the grand primary object of
sthe expedition IS believed to be unastaina-
sble. Thus ends the conquest of Holland,
ttand expulsion of king Louis. Even Flush.
ing, almost the first fruits of our efforts, is
ALREADY threatened, and compelled to stand
son the defensive When we look back even
sbut'a lew weeks, and reflect on the oppro-
ibrlous calunnnies with which every one pre-
Stunning 10 doubt the full success of the ex.
pedaion, was loaded, we sur ely NAV be
excused for exciaiming-what infatuation
he accomplishment of the Interior OBJ
jects OF tae expedition seems to be COM
pletely given up, and the belief is now very
generally prevalent that the operations of
the expedition in Holland are at end. The
almost universal question now is, where
does the expedition go next-some say to
Sicily--some to Cadiz--others to Lisbon?
Perhaps it will puzzle our vigorous minis
tiers to know where to send it. We now
relinquish all hope THE power of England
being usefully directed by men who have
SO repeatedly exhibited proofs of utter inca
pacity in that respect.
ln.what part of the peninsula the late sir
Arthur Wellesley will receive the notihca-
ton OF his exaltation to the rank of viscount,
Is nncertain-for brillian, as is the iustre re.
fected on the British army and commander
by their gallant defencs at Talayera--shey
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ORPHANS COURT,

Alesandria County, October 1@'"''
ORDERED, ,,u, lhndc-
That the administrator Jl4af''" ~. alver.
viYe, deceased, do insert the toiio%in' reess
tisemest three times week tot '0''
in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
''' .A1ExAnDER I4ooFE' , f&.
THIS is TO GIVE NO l 'on1Iy,
That the subscriber of AieSa''el" obtained
in the district of Columbia, ha'n ,o o let.
from the orphans court. OF SAD ."n estate
tiers of administration on the person. o',nty q
Of Jonatham IGondeviAe, late CT '"' versions
foresaid, merchant, deceased: ,a" d" are
having claims against the sad cs's with tie
hereby warned to exhibit the same an. On or be-
vouchers thereof, to the SUBSCRIBED , G MAJ
fore the 9th day Of April next, o. Or. i to sid
bv law be excluded from all oene", are 70.
estate /; and those indebted t"els nt
ouired to make immediate pa' i.,s ,t.y of0s.
Given under my hand, this 0'l' ''
tobcr, 1909, ~. AdMT.
October g..
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M1DDLEBURGH, AaSust %.

On the 21st instant the following procla-
nations were published
PROCLAMATI0N.
His exce!lcncy Lord Chatham, COM
manding the troops of his Britannia Ma
iesty, being informed that many deserters
and persons belonging to the Frenchtroops
and some of them armed, are On the island,
orders, tn at the before mentioned armed
or unarmed deserters, or other persons, be
arrested. and delivered over to the nearest
English detachment, and that no one pre-
sumo to harbor such deserters, on pain or
being sentenced, on conviction, to pay
penalty OF 100 forms one hall OF which
shall be given to the informer whose name
shall be kept secret and be otherwise Sc
vere!y punished according to military law.
Military deserters and other persons be-
longing to the French army, not surren-
dering within three days, shall be punished
as spies
PROCLAMATION.
His excellency Lord Chatham, &c.
&c. being informed tina, many persons pass
from one island 10 another, without being
furnished with the necessary passports, or
ders, that no one presume to repair from
the island of which he is an inhabitant, to
another island, without having obtained
passport from the magistrate, which must
be signed by the general or other command
ing officer, Oh pain Of being arrested.
{" All fcrrymcn and mariners are COM
manded to take 10 one over unfurnished
with pass. The transgressor CT this com
mand shall no: onlys suffer the loss of the
beat, or vessel. but shall, according to cir
cumstarces, be punished according to MI
ileacy law.
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From the american Daily AdUertiser.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-17

TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-23

BCOKSSICFE ufEI IEtO 20
ouarfa. has ;ust rtceived, for safe,
1HE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Tbe Columbiad, a poem, by Joel Bar
low, in large quarto, with plates-the most
elegant work ever printed in America. Same.
WORK in two volumes, 10 mo. lei ameo,
or the World Explained. Steuben,s Military
Discipline. Hugh Trevor. Littleton,s Let
ter. Wr;ter in London. Discarded Son. Lay
ofan Irish Harp. Marmion. Harriot's olrug-
qles. Whitfeld's Sermons. Burns's WORKS.
Spectator. Milton's Works Sterne's WORKS
Youne's Night Thoughts. Botanic Garden.
Telemachus, IL French. F~erguson's Astro
nomy. Hervey's Meditations. Duncan's Lo-
pic. Johnson's Pocket Dictionary. BONES
tic Cookery. Gulliyer's Travels. common
PRAYER Book. gilt and plain. Catholic ditto.
Nueent's French Pocket Dictionary. Rode
r,ct Random Lovers OF La Vendee. New
Weeks Preparation for the Sacrament. Ge-i
ooranbical Compilations. Murray's Gram
mar. large and small. Pleader's Assistant.
History Of America Don Quixotte. With a
GOOD assortment of Writing and Letter Pa
nar ponnet Boards, &c. &c.
also. th- following ~nsusicd! articles.
few Violins of avery superior quality
Common do from 8 dollars price, up to II
dn,lars. Violin Bows, Bridges ami Screw
o;ps Best Roman Violin Strings,extra long
Russian horse hair for Violin Bows. Claratl7
ed Roziu for do. Instructions for the Piano.
W;ol;n. ,.lnte, Fife and Clarinet. German
Flutes, ,ipt and plain. One excellent G.
rlor;nett. One Hautboy. Clarinet x Haut-
how reeds. Military Flies ola superior qua
lity. Common do.
ELEGANT EXTRACTS, .
s.lecaon Of modern SONGS, set 70 music
for the Flute or VioAn. .
Madisons March, as played by TIE Iity
Rand on the 4th of March last, composed ny
P. Mauro, Washington City, Madlsons
March, as played at the Ne" Theatre rhlla'
deInh;a and Baltimore, composed by a KEN
Gle. Both Marches act eor the Plara for's.
Mag 90
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.salss at Vsnda<.
.verv Tuesday and Friday,
- iNyyJ RE- SOLD

Will DE o0LD
!. vendue Store, corner OF Prihce anu
y Water streets.
,;>ts OfDry Goods, Groceries, sc.
'sj.rs Of which will be expressed IN
- C the day-All kinds OF goods
Iss J. on Limitation and the prices OF
z ) established, can at any time be
& nd purchased at the lowest Limitation
p. c.. Marsteller, V. NJ.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority ola deed of trust from
Dapis Bo7uie for the security of Joseph
Vaudeville, the subscriber will OTTER at
public sale, for ready money, the sth day
of June next. between the hours OF twelve
and and two O'Clock, at the cofFee-house
in Alexandria,
A piece or parcel Of Ground,
with the Improvements thereupon, situateon
the south side Of Prince,street, between Al
fred and Columbus streets, marked NO. ~.
And also, a Ground ent, secured On the adj
Joining lot, No. II, of 6fteen shililngs and
ten-pence per annam. . 4.
George Youngss 77uites.
Ray - aN
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: SEINE ROPE.

TIE ubscriher manufactures and has for
ale, st S house On Washington-street, OPP
noaite Jaco5 Ho6Eaan's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,ofa all sizes; SelneA Sew
no Twine Shad i Herring Irvine 8 Sack
no and Bed Cords Plough Lines & Traces.
Ae0. Tarred RopeEand other Cords.
Joieph Harper.
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Joseph III. Vaudeville,
9Th mo. Is.

AAs
Corner Of King and Un%lson-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
bushel and in sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 W.. best green Co fee, in bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, WiFdward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Hya
SON Skin Teas, ofthe late4st imhortations.
Sugar, best Muscoyado, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
Molasses, in hogsheads.
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hanilton's and Gafret's
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, Ks. SC. a
.ALSO,
Best Super6ne Flour, for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaster of Paris, &e.
April II.
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USEFUL PROPERTIES
YARW OO D'S
Patent Walhlng Machine.

THIS higlIy useful Machine IS found by
i experience to excel any hitherto IN
use. 1t will wash IS many cloaths (by the
assistance of one person) IN an hour as can
be washed in a whole day, without the pos
sibility Of injuring, trettng or tearing the
most delicate article, and with less than halt
the Quantity of soap. It occupies very little
more snace than the common wash-tub, and
with the least care will not create any slop or
wet-the construction is yery simple and at.
tended with little expence. a further de-
scription of its qualities is now deemed UNI
as it is presumed none will pur-
chase without examining It.
We the subscribers dc hereby certify that
we have found, on trial, the above named
Machine to answer fully the above descriP-
ton. Given under our hands this 9Th day OF
May. AID. 1909. 80 -
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On Monday next, the 25th day OF dra wing,
tba, frst drawn number will be a prize OF
$4,000. Present price of Tickets, $40
For Saleby
ROBERT GRAY.
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May 20.
Robert Gray,

bookseller aud S!etloner, King-street, Ne9
andrfq, has Just received, Jor SAFE,
THE FOLLOWING ARIHL-Eo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

IN CHANCERY-At a quarterly co,rt
\ continued and held for King and Oteen
County, at the Courthouse on TUESDAY the f4lI
Of March, 1909. "9 Af"'
yesePn Temple senr PhT. against John
W Semple and Edward Hill, Def'fs'
The defendant John w. Seu1le NOT bov;n.
entefed ms appearance and given security &c,
cord'ng to the act Of Assembly and rules Of this
court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court 'nat ne ~ not an inhabitant oftbfs state.
On the motion nc the plaintih'by his Corrc1 r.
% or(erea; that the said defendant John w. sem.
pie 90 appear here on the fret d., of the neye
.crm and answer the Bdi al the plaintiff. and
t'at a copy of this order, be forthwiih pubi'spcd
!, sIIne PUBIC hewaT per. printed in the city Of
tor W n 8 is succcsstvely, and t,s.
another copy be posted at the frout door OF dis
Courthouse. u.s.
a copy. Teste,
Narck %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24
March %, 1909.

1t is with the profounGest sentiments of
regret, that we have to announce The dearh
OF NATHANIEL PORE, Esq. of Hanover
County-We should much sooner have dis
charged this 'mournful task, but that feel
ings OF d~elicacy have hitherto, in some msn-
sure, restrained us-for sometime ON thesa
occasions is due to the living as well AZ tn
the dead.
Mr.. Pepe t" has fallen a victim"-to nee
the expression of one of the prints of fh;s
CIV Jatat frac.ice in this country"
before winch so many worthless have fallen. He
died on the bloody field of honor. The duel
IN winch he was engaged was fought on Nom
DAY the 18th Inst. and on Tuesday morning he
nreathed his last. 1t is a dutv which gye owe tn
the survivors to hurry over this melancholv
catastrophe as fast as pcssible-but tbese
duties terminate here. We are at liberty To
speak OF the domestic virtues, the sterling
integrity. the love of principle, the patriot,
Ism, ana the distinguished talents of this ex.
ceilent man. Few men have ever sunk RI,
rest with more fattering eulog;uns nnon
thcir character-with more sincere respect
ana regret from all who knew them. HIS
wife and his children are not the only mourn
ers or the only sufferers. Every good man
JOINS III their distresses-and his country he
rett OF the benefits of his genius, and his vir-
tues, weeps over his tomb.
Peace TO Thy ashes ! most worthy and Ia
mehted man-ltls the pen of one who knew
ma loved thy character, that pays this sad
tribute OF prospect to thy memory
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24
March 81.

w ANTED TO PURCHASE. for which tho
~, highest price will be given, TOBACCO of
Tue dark, greenish and rich kind, commonly made
L.."anured or low ground. For further particu-
,iIlard. Luz
March 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24
AtteStc.
HoRATIo G. WiNsToN,2
Sec'ry to the meeting. s

Alta meeting ofthe members ofthc Court. the
.:o'intv. at Capt. Samuol Woodson's, after the adj
OF court, on Monday. Goth of March
Col. JoxS CvRD, being called TO the Chair.
And
DIR. N. M. VAUGHAN. appointed Sec'ry.
The following gentlemen, viz. Mess,s. Plea
SAINTS Kobertso", Anthony, Morris and Marshall.
were appointed a committee to draft resolutions
oppressive OF their feelings occasioned bv The
unfortunate death of our fellow-cilizen NArua.
MEL PORE, Esq. The Committee withdrew.
''"t after a short time, produce the ioNowinpre re-
soin''Sns' which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, %undouhted intelligence has reached
rs oil the death OF our much esteemed and muc,
beloved TREND NATHANIEL PoPE, ef Hanover,
'nd whereas we are impressed with the NEST
Profound and heartfelt regret for the loss of so
distinguished 4 member of society, and of the
profession to which he belonged, and are solicit
Gus to pay n feeble tribute to the memory of the
man whom we loved, and to give expression TO
the feelings which ill our hearts. .
Resofrra, Therefore, That the members of this
meeting VIII wear GRAPE on the LETT arm TO, tw,
months, as a testimonial of the regret excited by
the l1's OF one 80 generally and so Justly esteem.
d and that the family and friends of,he dsce,-
sed may be assured of the sympathy which w,
f:elln common with them,
Resolved, That the chairman be requested m
cause the proeee !inss of this meeting to be pul.
nshed III the news papers edited in the city OF
Richmond. =
JNO. CURD, Chairman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

NHE Subscriber has taken Rooms At Mr.
Il Shields near the Capitol and Bank, wher.
ne VIII at all times be ready to give advice as
counsel, and not neglect his public dut, as Coup-
celior' while health permits. He will further &C.
Ionnnn"uate the puslic in writing all species Of
legal conveyance, lac trusts, to their satisfaction
March %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24
N. M. VAUGHAN, S~ecretarp.
To NJ

Genfiemen We have CLEANED every arti-
cie' which we have found in our papers, that
Can shed the least light upon the course of
: car trade With foreign %uatIuus The lptters
iron France, brought by The Bata,ian,r. SPEC
.ng the views OF Bonaparte--tne article rrom
ne aurora addressed to yourselves, are pc
Iularly worthy OF your notice. Put this ques-
tIon to yourselves: Should our vessel, scare
Er'tlsh capture on The seas, will it escare
French confiscation IN hor1 i?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

ANTIQUITY frequently supplies lights and
Precedents tor modern times.
HE historian Polybius relates in the 5th
Chap. OF Book 4th, that the people of Nv
COnStantinople-d determined
TO exact a CERTAIN imho8t from all vessels
that sailed into Pontus.' There was some
lttie colourlhg at least for His eX,ction
surrounded OIL all sides, even from the
Pontus to the Hgcan sea Tor ArchipelacoN
ny the barbArous tribes of Thrace,." tIey
were continually subject to the heaviest tri-
outes from these bdrbarians. They had at
hrst recourse to solicitation to the states of
1reece tor assistance; but this resource be-
ing smut against them, they were driven. saws
rolyb'us, " through mere necessity" oleyv
iWlDosts upon conmerce.-How did the other
states, who had an interest in navigation. re-
CelVe TINS daring imposition! Did they 81
'entIy S~ubmit-fold their arms in apathv-
ana consent that their merchants shonld be
neeced tor the benehtof the Byzantiies, Far
from IT. The RhodiaHs Immediately resist
ed these usurpations they declaredwar. In
Il short time, their object was aecomp,ished
ana treaty concluded in these terms: "rhe
byzantines shall exact no il, post from the
vessels that pass in,o the Pontus. U6o1
ms coHditfoH, the Rhodians and their allies
wul rema,n IN feace with the people of By
The British arc the B~yzautines Of modern
is not a sea that is not with
tnem a P~ontus-sCarce a vessel, that is NOT
Vexed by their imposts and impositions.-It
remains TO be seen, how far the other parts
oi KRIS example are to DE initiated or not.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

- The citizens of Richmond are ind;scr;mi-
nstely invited to two religious meetings, the sfst
=. me haptst meeting house, about the houl oil (.
- .ne :..efhoon' on Friday next; the second.i5
ne capitol, on Sunday afternoon about 5 O'Clock.
By a GOSPEL MESSENGER.
March 23, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

ut tins meeting VII! wear Grape en- us lett
arm for 70 NJ mths from this time, as IN e.
vidence OF the high estimation ia which our
departed Fellow Citizen WAS holden, and of
the sincere aud heart felt sorrow which has
been excited By his loss: and that the widow
and the orphans may have the consolation to
know, that other tears than theirs, are she'd
tor the departed husband and father.
RESOLVED, That the Chairman of this meet
ing be requested to cause these proceedings
to be published in some one of the news-pa-
pers edited in the CITY of Richmond.
JAS. BARBOUR, Chairman Of
tie meeting.
Attestc.