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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-09

mas Rogefson, John RI. ParEham, William
II. Mac Pherson, (lsderaD are elected.
City Of AnnapoHs.-George Maekubbin,
and James Boyle.
Anne A,mdsl County.--John S. Bell,
William H. Mariot,, Richard Hall, OF Ed.
and DR.. Anderson Warheld.
Dorchester Couaty.-W. w. Euleston,
Frederick Bennett, democrats Solomon
Frazier and Edward Grifiths, federal
Cecil C2uaty.-Four democrats have been
elected.
KEN C9mty.-Cuthbert Hall, Cornelius
Conveys, jun. James Harris and James
Welsh-all democrats.
Baltinore C91nty--Four democrats.
Frederick Csluty.--Four democrats.
II is amusing to see with how much zeal
certain Ignorant editors endeavor to COP
vince the American people that the inhabit-
ants of Great Britain are the most ignorant
peopl: on The face Of the globe, the most
AFFECT and the worst fed. The editor of the
Lexington Kentucky Reporter speaks of
reducing the usual quantity Of food in Great
Britain one half, to prevent a famine and
speaks Of the British as " poor, wresched,
mis- rahle, degraded s!aves"--" more de-
graded race does not exist Oh God s earth"
Pray, N1r. Wolsley, whence do you derive
your information Cars Travels are quot
ed and Carr tells Us (what we well knew
before that many Of the poor people of
Scotland ext oatmeal; md Carr says mere
over that hers saw some b0ar people carrying
blood IN bowls, and on asking for what pur-
pose, was informed that it was fol making
buildings. And is this evidence Of their
being Oh the brink of s.arvasion? II SO,
the people of the United States are in the
same predicament. / could give my ira
vels thro' the =. s. and prove, by the same
mode Of reasoning, that the people here are
as poor, wretched, miserable, degraded a
rare as any on Gods earth" Vid elicet--
stopt on Saturday evening ata ooun-
Try tavern in Massachus=t sa-The whole
family, not excepting the father and mo
Their, were eating kind Of food they cali
has,v- pudding, the same in some states is
called nlush--It is made Of Indian raea!
and !,tlt salt, boiled till il is thick, in wa
ter. This they eat with scim milk. ask
cd the landlord whelhcrsuch food was COM
mon: be replied that it wac: as also kind
OF food called milk porsidge, consisting Of
Indian meal boiled with half milk and half
water--Ee spoke also Of another kind Of
food not uncommon, called bean porrldge,
or pea porridge@-Atter the meat is boiled,
a quantity Of peas or beaus is put into the
liquor, and boiled till the whole is almost
as thick as turtle soup. So "poor and
wretched' are the people Of these states,
nor are they less ignorant. asked boy
of ten years old to spell coffee. He spelt it
thus; K. A. L. P. II. with not SIM
gle letter in j, that ought to be. The peo-
pie in the southern states arc still more ig-
norant and more poor and miserable. p
Icould get nothing at one public house in
Virginia, but fat bacon and greens-The
landlord informed me that such was their
principal food--Bacon and cabbags to-day
greens and bacon morrow hominy and
bacon the next day, and bacon and hominy
the succeeding. At another tavern saw
Il
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-09
FOR SALE.

" - Auhlred * seventy acres GLAND
adri. ~"utIed on the post road from Alex
'a.riia. - nccoquan, within miles OF Alex
Gac oelng one half of the Ronnd IGlL
ff5ls,,' i.onrmerly the property of William
9Dir,' nc terms will be made known by
6 10 ~ 70 MIR, James ruin. Mount Airy,
th.,t.4 NC subscriber now residing at Mrs.
o,,.s Reynald Crimes.
e ~ r,rlntlng IN all its branch
'ly executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-09
By virtue of a deed Of trust

i
from Richard .dreH to the subscriber, TO Sc
cure the payment of certain sum of money
to John MCobb, will be exposed TO sale for
ready money, on the respective premises, on
Uxrsday the 25h day Of this hrescnt moalh,
Rent Charge of 33 silver dollars and one
third of a dollar, issuing cut Of piece Of
ground lying upon the west side Of Water
street and to the northWard Of Duke street.
granted by David Arcll to l. Weston, subject
to the dover Of Phoebe Moore, reIict of the
said David therein also a rent charge often
pounds ten shillings, issuing out of niece
of ground lying also on the west side of Wa
ter street & to the northward Of Duke-street.
granted by Samuel Arell unto Absalom Wroe
subject also to the dover of the said Phebe
therein.
James Keith.
October 9. eawts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-09

Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A BLACK MN for house servant
Apply to the Printer.
Angus
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-09

Mistakes.-Ip our last, for the scene of
Bcnaparte's ambition read the acme. In
a late paper, speaking of old Peter Scholl,
for, he was Hessiaa in the reign of Geo.
7. read EnssQr.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

.. FoxAs' s RESPECTS 60 Nsr. Ec1snr.--
A necessary attention to t!,- business of
the court, has disabled S. r. from taain~
atieniiFely, the whole of the first yolaroe
OF the Statutes at Large: He can, here.
fore, give no satisfactory opinion upon the
character OF the laws. contained therein.
IL rs easy, however, to perceive that th,s
laborious work has been executed with
great care and fidelity, on the par, OF
Mr.. HeniDg, TO whom, in the opinion
OF 5. X. our countrynfen, in all gcnerati-
ons, Will be indebted, for piaciag beyond
the reach of accident, sta u ca which ex-
listed only ia manuscript, and, IN sunie ~.
stances, perhaps, only in s,ngl- eouy.
" is true that, al the present dav, tbs. A
tules contained in the Grst volume, ar. az
little comparative importance as hzsys |; la
wing grown obsoleie or been replaced ty
others: but they afford rich treasure for
Historians aud, in themselves, contain an
excellent history, OF The situation. po-
icy, institutions, opinions and lang uage of
our forefathers. Ii will he seen that sitev
possessed that hardy and determined spl-
rit. which could moi be appalled, by diff
culties, and Mas enabled their pos,erily, in
less than Two centuries, TO outstrip the
nations of the old world, as far in the Wis.
dom and justice of their political nstiiu.
tons, as in the enjoyment of civil liberty.
e the work in question were, therefore,
20 stop here, it is undoubtedly emitted tn
the patronage of every public spirited A.
merican but as is il advances, It will be
sc eminer- Tactical utility. IL will, ,(es-
peeialIy If aided by q general index) ena-
bic Judges and Lawyers to see, a, ono
view, every aef which has ever been pas
sed on any subject; and thus condua
them 10 The happiest re.uf, in evscera-
ting the meaning of The legislature. s.
R.thereforc earnestly wishes that no adj
verse state of things may occur, to ARE &
the entire completion OF the undertaking.
Nm. w. Hening, Esq.
Richmond, Dec Q, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
SHApARD & LUcKE &c reoelved J

CHAPARD & LUC&E have received a
general assortment of GROCERIES
consisting Of, Sugar, Coffee, w. 7. Rum,
Country Gin, Whiskey, sherry and Mala.
ga Wine, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Impe-
riai Tea, English Mustard, Salt in Sacks
ALSO,
Eafthen, Glass, China, and Stone Ware
German, Crowley and Bistered Steel: Bar
Iron, Nail Rods, SoaI Leather. Writing.
Wrapping and Printing Paper, Spanish SCI
gars,Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Window
Glass Indigo, Coppsras, Alum, Logwood.
C"t Herrings. &c. SC. which ,hey Offer low
TOT cash, country produce, or approved pa
per.
NJ B. Cash given for -four as usual.
Nov 6, 1909. wtF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
MONTICELLO, Dkc. 1, 1869


SIR,
l HAVE duly received the 1st Vol. of
your Collection of our Statues at Large,
and return you my thanks For il. The
pinion entertain Of the impnrtsnc. Of The
~crk may be Justly inferred from Vie
trouble and expence incurred during the
earlier part OF ny lilei 10 save such re.
mains of cur ancient .aws as were then
still in e2istsrce. Ihe compilation ap.
pears to be correctly and judicioosly
made, and gives us exsetly what had so
long considered desderstuM for our
country. 1t sheds new iigat en- our
early history, ard furnishes additional cs-
-cusi;y 10 the tenure Of our rights & pre-
perry. Sincerely wishing you may reap
the reward you have rasri,sd, / tender
you the assurances Of my srsa! esteem S,
respsct.
tbs JEFFERSON.
WIN. w. HGNINo, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
GEORGE wATT.

ii AS just received aud Offers for saie--SicilH
l. Madeira and Sherry Wine, by the hid. and
a. eask Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid German Platillas Simplex By the peice or
case half point glass Tumblers, in cases Of 1909
eAeh--znd New York Soap and Candies.
ON HAND, =-Msdeira Wne-Orlesns and
anscoyado SugaF--Green Colsse-Molasses--
Prime Fork Liverpool and Stone Ware
Souehong, Hyson Skin and Gunpswder Tea
Spanish Sugars Raisins-- Almonds -Nutmegs
window Glass---Aien's and Women's Shoes
which he will dispose Of byIwholesale on rea,
Sensible ters,.
Richmond, 20th July 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
RICHMOND, sOtA Nov. 1909.

Dear Sir,
Besides 1.-The examination, which I
gave with Mr. Munford, to your first vo4
lume Of the old Slaiu.es al Large, have
again perused with attention, the copy
which you so kindly presented to me.
ara really pleased to find, that the
materials for a correct history Of our
country, are, at last coming TO light and
thar those laws which form in SO many
instances, the rule Of our property, have
been saved from the wreck of time, BY the
means Of one, to whom we are indebted
for so many acts, which he has done for
the good Of his oosn'rys and allow me
to say, that IN his your La6oprs have not
been tess descVIngs and hope, will be
amply fequiled, by generous public. Tor
giving to pos'eri,y a work so deserving Of
their attention and preservation.
! am, Dear Sir,
Very sincerely your friend,
CRIED TAYLOR.
TIE Hen. I'm. W. Henfng, Beg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
RIcHMoNp. Nov. 9Th 1909

RICHMOND, Nov. s.th 1909.
DEAR SIR,
have received with great pleasure
The hrst volume OF our edition orihe Sta.
tu'ss OF Virginia al Large S. am sx RENE.
iy glad thai you have been able 20 make
such progress IN a warl. of each real m.
Portanc=, not oniy 20 the gentlemen OF nc
profession, bot TO the community a, large.
Few persons have more reason TO estimate
tho value OF such al undertaking than
myself having for Eve and twenty years
bean endeaVoring, in vain, to pfocui CO.
PIES of Cur public aeis from the period
Of ths revisal in ITo5, TO tia. OF our
revolution. And even frosa the latter pc.
riod 10 he end of The last century, II
was nearly twenY years before could
procure copies OF all tho aGtS Of the sea
yeral conventions, and succeeding iegis-
lstareS. ] he unfortunate policy OF omit.
ting laws which had either expired, had
been repealed, or were consolidated in
the successive revisals made during Che
last century, rendered it almost inpds.
sible to trace any subject which had en-
gagged the attention of successive legisla-
lures through all the mazes of its pro.
gross. Nothing but complete edition of
our laws, at large, can afford that light,
so necessary 20 the well understanding Of
the laws, aud the distribution of Justice,
in our common country. A work of such
magnitude and importance must be at.
tended with infinite labour and expense.
You have my sincere wishes for your
success in completing that work, and
that il may receive that general encou.
rsgement to which it is entitled from so
many important considerations.
| am, respectfully,
Dear Sir, <"
Your most obi. Servant,
ST. C.. TUCKER.
Hin. W. Herring, Ess.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

pY vurus OF deed Of su:s -ni furshe. writ
b ten authority executed b, lanes Parks 10
Thos. Burton bearing dale TIC I2th day OF Es.
bru.ryJ 1906, and recorded IN the County corr
of Henrico, on the 7sh July. 1895. CONVEYING
seven neg roes, viz. Edy and her six chIdsss,
Judith. Betty, Bartlett, Lucy. Sarah and Re-
j:cca, Tor the pusrc;s of Securing deb, doe
from the said Park, 10 the estate of Jacob
Smith, deceased. viii be sod on the 20,h day
OF this esessnt month, The above nasaei negrce,
at the Iats dwelling house of The asid Parks,
now Fielding Demstal's, in Herrico county. for
ready naoney.sby
80 THOMAS BURTON, Trustee.
January 81, 1870. 2w
Ma At the same zinc and place, tho plan.
e;ien will b. rented.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

T'bE supscriber being Sppointsl, Of ins
Trustees of the WaShisgtsn Henry Acade.
my IN Hanover, preside over & ms rnct boyi 8.
young men, proposes 10 teach the folio wing
branches of Literature, viz. The Geek. latin
and English languages with psopriety also,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. vu!ger and
Dicima, Algebra, Surveying Bells ls.,ers. Msth-
ematics, History, the Elements of Astronomy 8.
Geosietry, Geography with the use cf he Glabcs.
Price 70, tuition will be 8 33 Is for those
who are taught the Greek or Latin language
& 8 IS for every other pupil, to be paid quar-
terry Thetsrn witcemmence on the 18Th OF this
present month & expire on 'he 18th of Dec fo;.
lowing being subjsc, to Is days vacation. The
Academy is situated in & healthy and plentiful.
neighpourhoodr) il being about l2 mites FREQ,
Richr1ond) in which boya and yonEg men may
be boS-dsd Oh reasonable ,erms.
Examinations wall take place ON the Ist OF
August and a. the expiration of the term.
DANIEL. FORD,
I.nua,v-d 1871
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

THE copav'nerhip of Wm. Warner SEQ, Of
New York, and A. L. Philip 6. co. OF sais
place. dissolved on the Ist inst. by unreal con-
sent. These indebted to the concerns ere re
quested,o make i,nmediase payment to A. L,
Philip, who s.one is authorised 70 make pay
rnent and grant discharge.
A l.. PHILIP.
WILLIAM WARNER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

a BANK NOTE Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. was taken from black boy
who called hn'eelf James suiish, & says he found
II NJ the street Mot thinning it proper 70 lee tho
boz keep il, IGet-ined IL for the proper owner,
who may have It, on giving satisfactory syi.
osnss OF bis or their 'ight to it aud paying the
expense OF this advertisement.
John MCDONALD.
Richrond, MarcN 1j,a, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
VOLUME I.
VOLUME I.
---------v~ % F3 z-
By WILLIAM WALLER HEN1NCs.
e.r.- FROM THE
FIRST SESSION CT THE LEGISL AZURE
<N THE YEAR 1919.

The La1rs OF GENTRY are necessarily
connected with every thing belonging to
the people oil it; so thai thorough knowl-
edge OF hem, and of their progress would
inform VS. of every thing that was most
useful TO be known about them and one
of the Creates inperiec,ions of historians
in general, IS owing to their ignorance
of law"
PRRrsrLEg's LEcr. on HIsr. pa. if9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

a. L. Philip respectfully informs hi, f.;.nd'
ana the public, that he has on hand 4 large IS
20 dispose Of very low Cor ash OF souE;ry rto.
duee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
(WSt.Nl
December, IL.

THE Subscriber beieg anxious. to dis.
charge his debts, offers for sale, that
valuable Plantation, lying in Amelia coun.
~, on Flat Greek, containing upwards of
200 acres, considerable quantity OF which
is very valuable meadaw land. For terms
apply to wifi
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Groye-Broos, Octo5er 18th 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

The fol'o7Oing' letters addressed 10 the
editor, since the publication of'the 1st
Volume are fran gentlemen eninently
qualified to farm, an opinion Of tie
Importance ofthe zUork.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
NOTICE.



NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
IL Their application to all those WIN are
indebted q the trustees olthe Richmond 4
csdsmy, by sales of lot cry tickets of the
FIRST ard second class and voluntary SUI.
seriptons, and all such are hereby reques.
ted 10 make paymon, 10 the subscriber to
enable the building oommittss 20 pay,ail ar.
re4rs for work done, and to procure
materials THIS winter 10 OF der TO proceed
wiis the work next spring, II being for the
edaeaion ofour rising progeny, wlI,ch orua
rients and attaches them 60 re publican prin-
ciples and gives spring 20 liberty and in.
dependence. have undertaken the collec .
tion by agreement with John Brockenbronph
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. the o,her
members a the COMMITTEE appointed by
board of trustees. AS the baiding of the
Academy has progressed considerably,
fAtUer myself there will be but little trou-
bic n Oh sining the money fer the purpose
Of carrying into effect so laudab!e an insri.
IL ion,
ROBERT MITCHELL.
December 9th, 1909. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
suMMERvILLG, Iath Dec. 1909.
DEAs SIR,

DEAR SIR,
Since my return home from Richmond
Tuesday evening. have perdsed with par.
ucular attsFtion and pleasure, tina greater
part OF your first volume of the Statutes at
Large, collected with much difficulty and in.
dc fatigabie Iabour and industry by which vow
have rendered a m ,ritoriuus service to your
country ard have no hesitation in saving.
that If the same care and attention. be used
respecting the succeeding volumes (Which I
heve no reason TO doubt) it vii, prove = work
of great utility, not only TO Judges, LAWYERS.
and To the community at large, but will form
genuine basis for all authaauc and con,
Drehcusve history Of our country, the want
Of which is mich to be Iamcntcd.
That yonr labours may raeet with tho on
enlargement and reward SO justly Tue to
their merits, is the sincere wish and hope Of.
dear Sir,
Your friend and o5edient servant,
WM. FLEMING,
rnnl. wailer Heniag, Esq.
THE SUBSCRIBER gives Notice, taae
: with view TO the education Of his own
Children, he has determined 20 remove his
family to the City of Richuond-He has
rested the House at present occupied by
the Chancellor, and proposes taking 40 or
Il, young boys or girls into his faal.ly as
boardsrs.
Hr pledges himself that the most r;gid
atttntion shall De paid 10 the morals and
general welfare of such as may I've con.
mitted to his care.-=I'he situation he has
Chosen is high end healthy, asd sufficient.
ly convenient,o the Academy. He expacts
10 DE IN readiness to receive besrders nv
the 10th eli January in the mean time any
com inunications on this subject may De ed.
dressed to MIN at Columbia.
HIS price for board is s 100 per annun
one third to be paid in advance, one third
in six months, and the balance at the end
OF the year, each boarder finding has
bed.
RIO. QUARLES
December, 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

INrS"u'ohN, Wv 81, AoOS
Samuel McCrav and Sarah his wife, which
said Sar all is executrix of the testament
and last VIII OF James Gum, her son, de
ceased and sole devisec under the last
will and testament of thu. said lanes
Gum dec John TrrPin aud Harriet his
wife, late Harriet Gum, daughter of
said Sarah McCraw, late Sarah Gum.
and John 5. Gum, Emily F. Gum, James
William Frederick Gum, infant chill.
dren of the said Sarah McCraw, by the
said Samael McCraw to be ASSIGNED
their guardian, TO defend this suit -
AXE NOTICE, that we shall upon
n the third day Of the next term of the
honoraole superior court of chanceTy for
the Richmond district, move the ssidcourt
Tor commissions 10 take the dispositions of
supdry witnesses in the state of Georgia.
70 be read IN evidence ia the suit depend
irg in the said court between ourselves,
plaintiffs, and yourselves, defendants.
Ibis notice is given that you may attend
10 tue said court al the time above aaeati
oned, 10 name commissioners if you think
proper,
EDWD. CUNNINGHAM.
ARIANA CUNNINGHAM.
December 22d 1903 Tsp.
h TiCE.-W&s taken out OF he posse5si-
y On oI batAy runaway slave, the properly
OF Mrs. Ann II. Daaisy, OF King Wiiliam
county: on ths ed inst, : BRIGHT 'soNREI
MARE with q sv.ilch tail, about Tsvr feet SIX
inches high, has a STAR on The forehead, and Is
ia very low order. The said Bath ssys that "a.
mare was grven him for services by some per.
son ia the county of Halifax Il think) srsts q
Nor'h Caroiins, from whence be bcougha ber
Those concerned will take no.,ce, thss passs
the property be claimed on or bsfUc the 18Th
Day Of January next; ib2, tire mare will be sold
Tor ready money. On that day. n public auction,
on me market s9nsre in this city. and the pro.
ceeas 81 sale applied towards the expenses in-
cured, and the surplus money. if any held sub
jec' 10 the owner % owners if applied for with
IN .hrse months from the date hereof, upon "A :,
iisfaetory proof Of ownership
ii. S. SHORE,
Mas;er ofPol;ce.
City of Richmond, Dec. aeth 1909. Ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
BANK OF VIRGINIA..

1 HE Psosidens and Ditecsors have this day
4 declared a DIVIDEND Of FosR per cent on
Inc Capitol Stock. which will be paid % the
sSockholders on application az the Rank in per-
son or by attorney, after the 18Th instant.
John peterborough, c esther.
january Iqt, 1910. WIT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

I HEREBY inform my friends and the
public, that intend to continue school at
my fathers house. in the Forks OF Hanove r.
where board and teaching those Of my own
sex only VIII be at the moderate price of
twenty poands year as Formerly. Read.
ing, writing, arithmetic, English grammar,
geosr aPiy' needle work, painting, sc. are
taught.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12

20 Hhds. Antigua run,
30 Barrels Apple Brandy.
so Barrels Wuscova ada Scgsr,
IL BAxes White H.zasna 40
IS Casks " NA''
50 Boxes Chocolate,
10 Casks London REID. Salt Pstre,
II BAGS Green Coffee,
=, For Sale by Asa Otis, opposite SamaelWhi'e's
January S. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
NEW MEDICINE STONE.

NEW MEDICINE STONE.
THE Subscribers have recently take,s store.
near the Market Bridge, opoosi'e Messrs.
WHITE and ShelEen's. where they offer for sale
svefY general aSSoitsiens of .fRTGS 6J ME-
p[CLNES /; = few of which arc enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
r. 3. GoODE, Trustee.
Manchester, 18Th December. 1909.


IN COUNCIL, September 1874, 1909.
( Nv coHsiaeradsn o. lie repon Of the con,
- mttee wiio exaCincd the \ rdito,,s ofs~e
~ Is advised, ,hat f,psi and sher the L. doy "a
= auary next, the suGi;of b. instructed In ~. :,
Case where am cisir by viz ne Of an or,e, a,
&c sihcate Of Copit is presen.ed 70 Rim By a ne,
son whose name i rot neniicned therein. 10 90
quife ga n persgn 70 produce also an or,S. o.
Powcrof Atto'nsy firm the iniiviiusl In ,yb,.e
'avor such order or Certificate Of cow, 90.
made toEelher vi b an affidavit Of one wine.
az ieasL Ger iied b. a Eagisia'e OK notary ,ro,,
~. tl.a' such an Individual actually signed ans
ass,Go SSdgci TIE 81 ne ''o
hzuact fsom che iournsl.
DANIEL T.. HYITOy.
Ciefk Of the Council.
IN CoUNcIL, Isnuary 9Th, 1910.
Z Is atyiiej, That tic operation fine rule
pr scgibsd for the auditor BY the advice Of co,,,
Gil o. tie l9th September last relative 10 ,bs
aplheniication Of claims founded upon oder. ~
certificates Of GOVT shall be suspended eo,il m.
id day Of March neVs,
TX acl lton he journal,
DANltL L. fIYLTON,
Clerk Of the Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-12
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January d 1870.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
From The. (Mrr6u,yesrt Wig.
REFLECT1ONs.

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