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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
NEW MEDICINE STORE.


very general assorsnens of DRUGS e hdE-
DiGiNES; a Sew of which are enumerated,
viz: 3D.
Sum hlocs Patent Medicine.
---- Aynmon Steers Chemical Opo-
ASA Foetiia dcldoc
- Arsbic Batemans Drops
Cusioc British Oil
- Gamboge Essence Peppermint
- MyrIh I'uyiug,on's Balsam OF
- Opium Life
- Copal DR.. Rawson's Celebr.-
- She'll Lac ted Itch or Beauty
- TragAc1nth ing Ointment
Aqua FORTS Do do. .Gesrine
Annat,o Ami biliok ana S,o.
Arrow.Root n,aeaic BIaE
camphor Do. DON Worm
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark whcaron's Itch Oint.
Cream Tartar ment
Chanomie Flowers Doeor Lees Genuine
&agnasia Winiham Bilious
Ielap Pin,
lpseac Anderson's do.
Caioi1el Hooper's do
Taft hn'et DR. I hornson's Aroma.
Essence gurgarnot 1 tic Tooth Paste
-----. Lemon Do. Eye Water
- Spruce Febrifuge Eleetuary
Gloves for Agae and Fever.
Nu,regs Hinkley's Infallible Re.
Mace medy for the Piles
easiis, &c. &c. &c. DIR. Cooley's Vegetable
Elixir or Cough Dreps
Genuine Spice Biiters.
Also
a general assortment of PAINTS & DYING
DRUcS---ail of which will Be sod as low as at
shy other ssore in this city. Hedical practiiion.
srs and gentlemen who are IN the habit of selling
medicine in the country. will do well to call. :
VAIL s, ROGERS.
Richmond, 18th Aug. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30

ny virtse of a deed of trust executed Dy
Pleasant Youhghusband and Elizabeth
Tucker, his wife, on the Esd day of March.
1903, and duly recordedy TO secure the
payment of certain sums of money TO John
Presser, therein expressed, 1--WE will cx.
pose to- sale, On the premises, on TUESDAY
the third day OF April next "The Zee
SIMPLE interest in and to certain LOT
piece or parcel of GROUND, with the
improvements thereon, lying and being
= in the city of Richmond, and which Is
now under lease for term of years
- (nct yet expired) toa certain Nos Da-
y v.s at the sum of forty pounds pA an
V mum, as will more fully appeat$ -fefer~
I" ence being had to said case, now rer
Z" manning Of record"
ne sale VIII be made agrecabiy to the
directions in such cases, OF the act of the
last General Assembly rs TO coRtinue 10
force, till the Sis. of May next, the
act passed the 3lst- of January, 1909, en-.
tilted an act concerning executions and
for other purposes"
+ Te Fl Eop pLsS;sANrs. Trustees
March 23d, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30

Charlotte Court eiI1 March, 1910.
Freeland and Giies, -pNffs. -,
AGAINST
Anthony Wake, Ephraia Bouldin, Joha onan
Fenneli and James Hamlett, defts. ICY
THE defendant Wake nor hayinrr entered
his appearance according {, the act of
assembly and the rules OF this court. and RIO.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court Nat he
is not an inhabitant of th1 state, on the tnotix,
of the plaintiffs by their attorney, 1t is Sdere6
that he appear here on the first day of Juns<cu
nexr ami enter his appearance and answer the
piainnts' bill, and give security for performing.
the decree OF the court, and that copy of this
order b, inserted in one of the newspapers
printed in Richmond, for two months success
lively, and posted at the tront door of the conrt-
house of the said county.
Co2y-Teste, THOMAS READ c, C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-15
h O T i C f.

On SATURDAY, the seth day Of June, in.
slant, will be exposed to sale, atthe Coffee
House in Alexandria, between the hours
of twelve and one O'Clock, for approved
endorsed notes at 50 and 90 days.
A piece or parcel OF Ground,
situate lying and being Upon the south side
of Prince street and to thewestwaId Of Union
street, ard bounded ~ 'followeth, tswit,-
Beginning upon Prince street at the north
west corner Of a piece Of ground granted BY
George 'Gilpin to Michael Madden, 81 fees
to the westward Of Union street, aEd,runninS
thence westwardly with Prince street < bind.
ing thereupon - feet, thence sou:hwardly
with line parallel to Water street 81 d
inches, thence eastwsrdIy with a line parallel
to Prince street 20 feet, thence with straight
line to the beginning 20 feet--which pieee'of
ground was sold and conveyed by John Ro.-
Nberts, James Lawrason, and Philip 6. Mars :
teller unto Abel Willis, and 10 the premises
now in occupation Of said Willis, ,couvsyed
by said Willis to Daniel NJ Clean, In trust
for certain purposes therein named. -
a DANIEL MCLEAN, zrastee..
June7. dsw ~
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JUST RECEIVED
g pipes Northern Gin, first quality.
40 Barrels Russesing Apples. p
For sale BY ~,
John G. :Iadd.
May rs sz =, -.
NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just Padlyasd and for Sale,
Atshe, bookstores Of r. Gray, and e0tseas

ID. and Steuart--
PRICE 4DsLLARs 50gexsTs~- ..
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and MaHeuyres Of the French Infantry,
issued August list, 1891; and the Manesu-.
vres added, which have been since adopted
BY the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
n1unes of the Field Artillery, with Infan-
try. BY Col. IreRee Amelot de. Lacroix, lare
Chief Of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume sonsistin,;;
-of plates. "~ :
The principal part OF hiswofk has been
translated from French 10 English, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, in the service of his Eritan.
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
availsd. himself Of Macdonalts TRANSLATION,
bus has retained the principal theories, with
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, sspe-
ciaEy his comparison of the French tacucs
with the Prussian, and the principles Of the
different nations with the ErgIish; because
those valuable notes are sufficient for such
comparisons, and are in 'Peint. Col. De L.
has augmented those notes. ''...
The introduction Of Col. de Laeroix' works
will direct the attention of the young Aneri-
cans to the study Of learned tactics, tie re.
suit Of experience, and enable them to obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
they must be convinced that good of6ssr
forms a good soldier, ard that the experi-
ence Of ages has demonstrated. that the SOL
der will perform his duty correctly, when he
is well commanded. v,
At the end of the second volume Of THE
work, Col. Dc Laeroix has added the mahqu.
vres Of the Geld artillery with the infantry,
according to he'French, principles. II isnot
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
Of fpoving this laundering arm with me same
facility ana eclerity as the line. Europe ia
now convinced and confesscs it. He has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those marsu-
yres 30 essential TO the great operations Of
war, and which will enable officers to execute
them. x
Col. de Lacroix has judged it also expedi-
Ont to add 10 Ibis book some new adopted
maEeuyres, which have been:pu in practice
to great advantage in the face Of an enemy.
10 enhance the value of this work sthe only
motive could induce him to augmentits size.
June g..
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no RENT.

THAT two story DWELLING HOUSE,
occupied By john Hedskin. Possession viii
be given the 6rst of October ITO comment
would be unnecessary, 40 the stand as 20 well
known. ,.lsf.s
Af ALSO FOR SALE,
A small two story BRICK HOUSE, OF
Piss asreet with . Lot Of Is feet front
and 100 feet deep.
If not Disposed Of ut private sale befofeths
goth Day Of june, twill, On ehs' day, be sold
st public ssle.
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g. Intending to leave this
place in ashort time for Philadelphia, all per
sons having claims against me are requested
TO bring them in for settlement; and those
who are Indebted to me will please to call and
settle their accounts. ..s.. ~. .----' p.
Jesse Talbot.
9th mo. 18th, 49,. = ~, '... - ..r..
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LA NDING,


From on 6oa1o tie Norfo.k Packet and for cote
by The Subscriber,
7 hogsheats MusLovado Sugar
IS barrels ditto dltto
10 hog,heads' retailing Molasse'
10 toXGs Salad Oil
81 tierces New Rice, and
40 bags Green Coffee.
ALSO IN STORE,
so hogsheads Sugar. different qualities
) do. Antigua Rum
Is tierces Rice
Al barrels prime Pork
A few half pipes l.. P. TeneriHe Wine
Cotton in bales
Young Hyson and Hyson Tea in chests
kegs Cavendish Tobacco, and
100 bolts English Canvas, No: L. 2 x g.
Newton Keene.
Nav So.
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twenty Dollars Ressard.

a 'BScONDED from my farm at the
n mouth of Seneca, about the IN OF last
month, a man whose name is RALPH, ~
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
Tor, nearly 6 ieet high, very stout made
yeliowish eyes looking heavy--he has but
little TO say .His apparel was osnasurS
shir,s, a nes ro cotton overjaeket and trow-
sers. 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathins. A free
negro man by name sambo, living on Judge
Washing,on's e.taee. Noun. Vernon, is his
.ta,her, and it's very probable he Is therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
The above reward viii be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra jail.
Thomas Peter.
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Thirty Dollars Reward

Will he given for experimenting ara secur'
ing in Jail negro Solo MON, who was seen
L, king a;,out the suburbs Of Alexandria this
morning ne is Of low stature, about twenty
years old, and had on an old white hat,O1e"n
coat and striped pantaloons good deal worn
1t is supposed he is now in town. All par
sons are hereby forewarned from haroorln8
Or carrying off said negro.
Thomas HuntOn.
May SIS. al"
Bryan Hampson. & Co.
Haze Just received and offer for sale,
70 hhds. and so barrels first quality sugar
90 do second quality ~.
70 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pines and tierces London market ard
IS quarter casks Malaga WlNES'
70 boxes dipt Cani4es,
= hhdS. old jamaica Spirits,
| pipe old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England Rum,
) 40 do prime WNiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
20 do Young lIy son TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use
HLSO, tive best selected III VI l"r 90.
Ioleph n. Vaudeville,
HIS JUST RECEIVGO e EOR .SHLE
70 bales Of Co!on.
10 hoysheatls Sd and 4th proof good West.
L. ii spirits
90 do Sugar, various qualities.
10 tierccs New Rice.
h,Sshcads MoIasse''
5 do. CoppcHas. q,
2 20 Alum
80 barrels Whiskey and 30 barrels New.
kn,slGad Rum.
90 1hes,s !,noeriyl, Young Hyson, and
.tysoI. ,!ia Teas
Pou, M.dcirA Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
$40 barrels OF errings and Shad.
SO barrels Her,iHgs' put up with partiGu-
lar care o., salt-Eetred.
5000 bu,nels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt, &C.
July 2.
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RRERT GRAY,
.B0OE-SELLER, KING SIRE

BoOE-SELLER, KING ST'REET,
Ia, n.c!y rcctired for sale tie following ar
Gci,S:
Talleyrand'S Mcmair concerning the COM
ro,rcial relations of the United States witt
LngI.nd.
/o,liEoTer'S Sermons on Education.
Remark. Oh Adams Review OF Ames'
works.
Mrs. Chaponc's works.
llarknight on the Episues' vol. lst' to be
.,u,DriscL in s vols. OctaNo--prlce to SUD
,N.~ibers 2 dolls 50 cts in boards.
Guthriv's Geographical, Historical and
Commercial Grammar, improved, vols
octave. AL.
oCtayo.
The, works of DR. Rush, vols. octave
AinSSortn's Latin dictionary
Brook GaZetleer.
Hutchinsom'i XCnophon.
(,ib>on.s and Jesse's Surveying
Murpny's Lucian.
.B,rldS's CoIumbiAd,2 vols. l2mo' =.
American Register, vol. 5th. ~
.nr Rams.y's History rf >out Garoiina'
9 yoIs octave, hoartls-prire dolls. 50 CTS
~ subscriptions received by X. Graz
or ne MTnthly An, ology, MacknigAt o.;
tse Ep..lles, ana q new American DOZENS
tory, nj now publishing by sShscr'''fon /"
town.
MUSCOVADO SUGAR. .
Abou, &C, coo lbs. of NuscOvado Sugars
ola superior quality in casks, weighing from on
isto % hundred each, will be sold on Se'
nsrous erms, on application tc
James Patton
Marlleller & Young,
Narch "a
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Public Sale.
.EHray Cow and Calf.

Was taken up as a trespa'sing cstray, a.
bout TWO weeks since, q brown and white
COW, with calf few days old--her'tace
is white, she has short horns, she IS tole-
rablc large cow and in good orde: The own
or NAY have her again on proving property
end paying 1.-The expense Of TINS advertise
ment.
George Atkinson,
Near - : Lentsr Mills.
Jure ~. ~
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Platter Paris.

60 tons, received per the schooner Rising
Sun, Isaac Bears, masler--for sale by
Faxon, Metcaf 4 Co.
-, WAo have On hand, =.
New England Rum, Young Hyson Tea,
Chocolate, from Bakers mandatory,
. Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Grindslonss--and a general assortment Of
Shoes
June.l3. div
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

THOMAS RICHARDS,
Begs leave to inform his G!ends and the Fsfb-
lie,
THAT he continues to carry On the Ia
tern, at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where he will Be
constantly supplied with the best wines and
liquors of every description. !.
A. few boarders will be taken on moderate
terms. and will he thankful 20 those who may
please to fayor him with their custom.
June %.
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Ceorcetown, June lo-i2.
CHARLES BENNE TT

rTAS REMOVED to the brick dwelling
II on Columbus street, a'few doors sonth
Of King street, where he Offers for sale the
balance of his stock Of Goods, ON ebe most
reduced terms and on liberal credit: they
consist of Chintzes and Calicoes, q lev tam
boured, and plain Nu,lins, Pins, Buttons,
thread and cotton Laees and Edgings. BACK
Lace Wells and Laces, silk Gloves and Ma!ts'
Sill Nankeens, Wool Hats, % bags Cotiee
of good quality. He gives Cssh Tor To- 9.
bacco and Alexandra and Potomac Bank
Stock - - -
I0sz: .>N1.As e1sses~
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NOW LANDING,

NOW LANDANOs
From on board tie seh'r lane. eatt Mitchell,
and for sale by tie subscriber,
10 punche IONS Sd and 9Th proof Antigua
Rum
hhtis. Molasse8
rs barrels prime Muscovado Sugar
10 barrels Turpeltine
Is boxes Salad Oil.
Newton Keene.
June IS. d
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! - FOR BOSTON,
T31 The regular trading Brig <
@ LOGAN, -
& .Joseth HammetE, Master;
S Will sail in five days, and Will
take two hundred barrels on freight-for
which, or passage, having excellent accom-
modations, apply to 49,.
Lawrafon and Fowlei
Who have received by saiG Brig spd for sale;
a cases china Sinchaws and
Sarsenels,
90 boxes Dipt Candies.
May 26.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-19
CHARLEsroN, October 10.
III h! /!

On Sunday night last about half past 11s'clock
the inhabitants Of this city were alarmed by the
cry Of FIRE II made its appearance FIRST IN
small buillng W. Church street continued and
bad communicated 10 several adjoining buildings
before the citz ns could assemble The wind
blowing fresh tom the north, rendered the
scene truly alarming, and its consequences have
been highly Distressing and destructive. In
spite Of every exer,iou il reached Amen.street to
The northwsld, destroyed al the buildings in II
IS far ss Note street, on DUth sides, except 9;
Il was then stopped from proceeding nor,h-
ward, but took down both SIDES of Motte-sfFeet
Southelly aud destroyed every house ~ II bat 2
that stoou between Amer and Qneen-street. l.,
Queen.street it continued us rsvayes, crossed It
ITO Uaion-sireet, and destroyed every house IT.
'ref street, ton ebence il took hold Of the back
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-19

To those are to be added the large b-;ck store
IN the rear ofthe Union Bank, and some of TN,
back stores of Mr. Fnzsimons
Howthe hre originated. has not been con,ple.e
~ ascerta!ned bat there is great reason f,r be
itevng thst it had'i ta rise in the disor,lerv COW,
DUCT OF number of persons WIN wer,. in the
house ~hefe 1t began In the evening there were
several pers ms observed there to be ina Stat. of
intoxicatIon and there had been some quarrel Hing
amongst them.
From the time the FIRE commenced. until II
was prevented, was ten hours. During almos 4
.ne ~ho'e OF tnis time, though every exersion
m the power OF the Citizens was EMPLOYED to ar.
rest It's ravages, no one could say where il
would end---iortunat.ly, owing to the width
OF brosd street, these exertiens were successful
there; had it crossed that street, the probob;I,y
Is, 1t would have taken wide range and ONLY
stopped at South Bay, when nothing more could
be found for it to act on.
BY this unfortunate event nrmher ce ;,d,..
trious inhabitants have been reduced N oayert, .
the fruits OF their labors have been torn from
thgm IN an instant, and they have again to begin
the world 5 fortunately for them their fellow,
ciuzens who have not suffered will flv tn IN. r.
relief and it will be seen by this DAVIS Ca
1ette that The Corporation Of the CITY hays, IA
Ken their distressing situations into its earliest
cohsioeration and have adopted such measures
as Hili most certainly lead to an smelioraton ~
then. "
Since writing the above, we have learnt that q
Female was burnt to death ia house in Union
street.-CiJ Gazette.
The loss of property cannot, as yet, be accu.
rately ascsrtained, but it is supposed that it will
not be less than HALF MILLION of dollars
The Rumber Of houses which were burn,
and blown up, are about $50
None OF the News pap.rs were published yes
tenday, as all the paper-otfices were sxDna.d m
Danger, and their materials very much deranged
and injured.
Bead and Meat were yesterday distributed
among the poor sufferers, and subscriptions sci
on foot for their relief
Aiarge proportion of the houses destroyed
were either owned occupied by persons IN
the humber walks of life, many of whom have
been deprived by this awful calamity, of their
little all
The No of dwelling houses fronting on tie
several streets which were DESTROYED during the
oonfiagration, is 194.-Courier
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buiidings OF East Bay, which communicated II
to the front kiildings which were wholly de.
ssroyed from the house No. IS next to the Union
Bank to the corner of Broad-street, aud then up
bro,d-etreetto Union-street. and two houses be-
yond. where It was stopped by brick house
here the destruction was put a stop to. except
hatuurng the height of the fire some aakes fell
on the roof of house on East Bay below Tradd.
street which was slso destroyed, but did not
communicate the flames or they were prevented
from spreading During the con1agration seve.
ral houses were blown up with view to break
we communication, and it is believed produced a
good effect. We are happy to state that there
were no lives lost, nor has the quantity of
goods lost been very considerable, but the de.
sruclion OF furniture & the loss ola considerable
Dart has beea great. We have endeavoured to
make as accurate settlement Of the bull.
dings destroyed as is possible under existing
circumstances, and the following is the re
silt .si , " -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-19

Eff OkG my LATE illness. IND prePue6 my
self, at t6e instance of sever II genfzenlea =
deHceT Lectures on the Theory and Practice of
Lew and Equity TshnH commence on ti1 fri.
MOna7y IN November next, il ten o. more STUDENT,
Sh7a communicate TO their rsish to ATTEND In
e"1'ninH'OH ~iHi on the exceeding dly, 5e n.4teon
each Lecture
II requested L tUtl!, in private, 6ayteuia,lJsu .
Pe'inte@d ihe studies Of any sent!e1,s IN IN the ga.
1ious b. oaches Of jvisbyu,leHce
f. RANDOLPH Z.
October 10 ~ d.
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Nv .Yonr. Octoher 1.

t-.e NEW YonH, October ~.
Fire at ByookLyn bout halt past nine o'clock
last evening" fire broke cut a, Brooklyn in a Chi
ma ware ard .crueible mandatory, in Water St
Between tie new and old ferries. which entirely
consumed 8wooden store houses, ore Of which
was four stories high, all belonging to Joshua
Sands, esquire. The pottery ~ss occupied by
DIR. Laquere, and tie storee by Mr.. fTichol, for
The purpose of storing cotton aud other bulky
goods for the merchants OF this city. There we re
shout 600 bales of cotton-in the stores, which
were almost sll consumed. There were likewise
4685 Bueuos Ayres hi es which were alsoi5
soYed Among the sufft rers are Mcssrs. Pefef
Rcmsen Ssrong y Davis, Iuer4ham, Phoenix &
E,xen, ]. Scott, Bogert and Kneeland and
Brewer, merchants of this city Among the
wooden buildings was brick IN proof bakery,
which stood without fccelyiag much injury, not.
understanding the buildings adjoining were burnt
TO the ground he damage 10 estinlated at be-
tween 50 apd go thous nd dollsrs The proper
~, We are informed, Wa not insured II is not
yet ascertsined how the FIRE originated - Eeenisy
Fest.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-19

MAxim'-Lick dust, though it be gold dast,
ana you are assrGdea The church may thrive
by persecution bat patriotism thri>ss by nro i,
lection THERE'S nothing that can gjta the DIS
grace oi nstOn.--Those, who adhere to the
enemies OF the country, - giving them aid and
comfort" are Traitors by the Constitution
Shun those, who shun the truth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-19
BaL4IMonf. octo6er %

The hrrffes in Me nerf Maryiand Hoxse
ST Deiega,es> sviA be 48 retu6Gcans and
30 Jcderaksts, giUiag a rehu6ii~an najori-
~ Of 16.--Baltimore American.
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October 10.


fTRUIF TREES.--Those persons wh5 are,
i DESTROYS of procuring from John II.stings, 2
supply OF Fur Trees, arc reqIes,el to send
!he'' orders Immediately TO FL rzwaYLsoNN e.
P0r Ea that they may, at the end Of this month,
D. Forwarded for execution.
Z +. have Just received large addition tO
ter former stock &C Stationary, with an assorl-
ment of Phys and Nytc f'u5henious
variety Of D.y Boots IoVnats, Lcdyys,
ReeDrd and other B.ank B9oks, Oh HIND
q ,DbeF 10 ct
NJ OTGE-That "a PETITION will be ore.
= sent d to the next General Assemble
'PFying that an act nsy pass authori5ng the com.
mon h>ii' on tbe city Of Richmond, 90 est-bl.sh
reasonab"s boundary TO said city.
ocr ,ber 10 w6q
NJ Office "a PETITION viii he prsseas-
ed to tne i'ext Gsarfii Assembly Of We
gina, pfsyIng .ha. ah act may psss o incorporate,
tt e Ft&AtS HUNsss AssoesAffsx e ta.s
CITY.
q toleS III Ts@
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interrupt the harmony which 90 happily
subsists between this government and that Of
the u. S.
! have the honor to be.
With nigh respect and Consideration,
Your most obedient
humble servant, 81
(Signed)
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Geortia Congregational observation-disclosures from
Counts s-Bibb 23O5-Tcoup 2357--CIarke
1920 F1rsyth 1573-Cobb 1@58-Hall 1l6I-.
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rs the Official Despstehes per the sally from
Gen frni'"ong 10 the Department. of State do nor
contain the Note of Chambagny, ,elatsve to M
rPeR IF The Eeyiin ard Mum Degees-it il
believed that he gentleman ,uho BROUGHT them,
mag h!Ue misntea Ea;yacf from, The note or
6ricf sfafeneat Of rte contents to Mr.. Pinkney,
for the note isey
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MEMORIAL AND REaoNsrRANcE
SAlNSr THE GENERAL AsSEssMENr
fkhshHTED TO THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BY OF Virginia, AT THE SESSION
FOX The YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGH.
,Tr FIVE.