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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-02
fh!,6elhAis, Angusi S 1906.
TO Il. LEE.

Some time last spring sSas afflicted with
ms Of appetite, giddiness In che head, fever,
ana great debility. 50 that ! cqali scarcely
walk. In thus distressing sit1iation ! took
many thi,Hs, la, without benefit. an ac-
au,sntance in the country sent to me to Pro.
eurc box Of Hamiiton's Iozsnges. Cnriosi.
az prompted me 70 read the directions, where
Itonnd my conplaiat exactly described by
thc doctor. Immediately scat for another
hox of tho LoxsHges, and took one dose,
which brought away q large quantity OF
worms. and felt greatly relieved. Encou-
raVed hy this, / took another dose, which
WA. attended with the happiest effects, a. It
tlelieyed me entirely, and am now IN better
sf.,. of health than for considerable time
80 nose, and abant be soat---sapsussioas,
.nr;letic Cts, and sometimes prisarhn OF
.peech --irregnlar appetite, sosne.ila= '@aa-
~, food and sometimes .yoracioas- purgins
,-;sh .Iimy aad frtid stools vomiting large
"a h,rd bsly--pains asdsiekness st Inc s.o-
,.sch..-oains in the head and thigh's with
ioxrs., al spiriss-slow fever, with small
nd irregular pulsc-a dry eoush-exces'a.s
thirst--sonetisnes pale and unhealthy eoan,
snaaee, and ssusanss shs lace sisasse and
A.~-AA '.> =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-02

10 deduction Of per cent - FIizeS laya-.
bic 80 days after the conclusion OF the Graw--
ing. .'.. ill.,. ,i.r.... 3d..
i.t drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
>.,-..'. ... toSl,O00.
LIST do. 18th do, $50 Tickets from
No. to No. $50, inclusive
LIST do. 10Th do, .2so do from No,
......, ..gn2Sl to 500. inclusive
lst do. 18th do $50 do. from Nc,
22,oOl to 22,2sO, Inclusive
LIST do 3Oth do. $50 Go. from NJ.
22,25I to 22,soo.. inclusive.
lst do. ;5th 90. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST 10. 4Oth DO. 1000
LIST do. 45th do. $4,000
Fist 1000 Blanks drawn 10 he en,i!lcd TO =,
Ten Dollar prize each, ...-
~. The drawing VII commence in ito
City Of New York on the thnI TUESDAY III
April next, and will continue to draw coo
Ticks:s each day (exccpt The lat day, wh'n
there will remain 500 to be drawn Until
6hished. .
TIcxxTs for sale BY R. GRAY, Iooksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where al tick,
cts Sold by him may be examined, and inic'-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink The drawing, Tree of expense. Prizes IN
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
am, the difference paid 10 eesh Sase ~ifif
also be advanced for prizes'as soon as drawn
at a moderate discount. 80, -. ,.. Y
Prc.eR price Of tickets eight dollars.
January /. 49,
Should the first number, on the 18th dsy
Of drawing, be either of the numbers from I
70 $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the NEXT
drawn number mot orc Of those number.
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 5th day of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for the
2oth, 2Stl,, and 3oth days OF drawing; 70
that person with one ticks. may draw One
Thousand Ticket.! Question Howl An
swer-Suppose No: 'fi;l75, is'the properly
If II, the frst drawn number an the 18th day
of drawing, which wil entitle II 10 ide num-
bers 'front.' to sso; and the Frat drawn num
Der on the Goth day Of drawing, may be No
-i75, which will entitie him to the numbers
from 25l to- 500. The first drawn NUMBER,
ca the 2sth day, may be No. s75. which will
Q title hlm 10 the numbers from 22,ooI 10
L",25o, inclusive and the FIRST drawn num-
o., r. ON the soth day Of drawing, may be ore
o; the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
euritle him to the numbers from 22,2so to
~, soo-Yes, sir. and the thousand ticke's
nav draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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AFFIDAVIT.
IA ssexed eases Of cares performed oy
-, sHAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING

.Michae, Duffy, residing at No. ~, Wakes
street. Feirs Point, in the city OF baltimore
voluntarily maketh oath that tho following
statement is just and true:
In the beginning Of Nay last, my three
children, boy Of seven;end tive girls the one
Eve. and the other three years OF age were
taken very i'll, nearly at the same time, OF
common fever, as thea supposed but was
soon convinced the disorsier Hss caused by
worms. rhey were frequently troubled with
Ronvulsion FITS, and violent startings IN their
sleep, and with aimost continual vomiting and
purging, particularly the youngest. / made
immediate application to physician OF the
Srst reputation, and his medicines were adj
uiistered with conf ence oisuccess, which
1enly increased our disappointment. The;
children grew daily worse. and was absolute
without hopes Of their recovery. Ihe'
Youngest soon appeared almost devoid OF ami
nation, and scarcely an inhabiisnt OF this
world. In this distressing moment was told
1ha, Hamifsos's Worm Destroying Lozengcs
had performed many cures in cases equally
-dssperate. Immediately purchase: oox,
and gave each Of them a dose, which IN fe"
hours produced the most desirable ELECTS
The eldest voidec great number OF very
srpe worms, and the second thousands OF
small ones, many Of them not quarter Of an
iuct--::n the youngest they seemed to he con-,
sumed; and had thcappearAncs OF skin and
!. sGmy matter. Inrsased ths dose agreeable
40 the paper Of directions, nneshey all speed
nv recovered q good state OF health, which
lhey still enjoy, though months have near
~ etapsed, since they were on the borders 81
the crave and the death Of the'wnols seemed
w. J. SMITH. g
Sworn before me, this 2sth day Of sspsen-
bsr, i799',..s ,@,.. 49, -. :,
.' sn,rS. SAL:, An e.s,sf 1Ro6
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Orphans Court,

January y.
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July 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14

abshrd'y seems TO rejoice, afvanres the e.
poth OF that which must inevitably eject, in
bot h bt nispberes, the Independence OF colo
pies powerful enough TO defend themselves,
and fch enough TO subsist upon their own
resources. The English ministry, blinded
by ambition, hatred Ind cupidiiy, have Icng
before hand, been preparing those calamiues
which viii prove fatal 10 England alone
Tie French empire, where the revenue, the
expenditure, the population, and the military
establishment, are so completely harmenized
requires in reality, nothing tut tree ocm-
merce, in order to avail herself od all the
wealth Of the universe. Her industry, and
the surplus oil her territorial produce, will
procure for her ali the enjoyments OF Asial-
;tk luxury, at d less expen-c than the ss;Ab.
lishment of distant colonies.
England, on the contrary, cannot behold
this revolution without sinking into power
oil the third order IL vain would she pre-
tend TO engioss the commerce OF the whole
world by the uperiority OF her navy. This
superiority, as We have alre.dy observed, may
be disputed with her. Besides, she eagerly
ciings TO the extent Of her colonial posses
sions, hich she must defend. In the event
of general separation oil the grea, colonies
commercial independence, England will ihen
have to maintain in all parts OF the world,
that contest which has been proiracted, Tor
these last three years, with the United States.
The terms OF the contest may vary, bat the
substance will remain same ; and It's ID
evl,able result must be the abolition OF the
odious laws which Great Britain wishes TO
impose upon the rest of the world.
Whilst the grand epoch is in train,
change, fatal TO the Interests OF England, is
operating III the commerce OF Europe. he
continental communicate ~, oi one state with
another, are beginning to be carried on with
more regularity then industry is inprov'
ing /: their agriculture bm.kcs remarkable
progress. The iMpoiiti.k War IN which
Turkey has bCrl involved, re,ards the epoch
wien new route viii be opened 10 European
commerce iuto the very heart ot Asia. But
whatever be tie issue Of this struggle, Con-
s,aninople must be he rampant OF tho con-
tiBen,al system. Great rivers form con-
yeyance from the eX,icmilles oil Europe To
The very foot of its walls land-locked sea
carries its vessels 10 the centre ol Asia {; and
against such advantages the English navy
will be absolutely inefficient. Conslantinope
is the terror oi the British ommcrce. Hence
the ministry has always endeavoured to keep
that power III ignorance OF her means, or to
make her misspp'y them. But the revoiu-
tiOn, wlich must occur IN the commerce oil
the world Is approaching, ana tina, rev tuition
will reduce England TO her proper station, ii
some catastrophe do not precipitate her ruin
in . more violent manner"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14
Late FROM EN GLAND.
FROM .Nessrs LANG & TURNER, to tie Eeete- q
the Ea change Ce6ee house Books, Bos.oa.

New-Yo,k, Saturday erening, y ~. 5, 1870
The inuia sailed ion, Li,erI ~Ol Oct. |,
brings Lcntcn papers &c 2elb Sept. They,
however, contain but little news. The iol-
loving is II ON the Courier -.
= LONDON sEVT. %, 1910.
Never, perhaps, was the city scene of
greater confusion, than II was during the
whole OF this o,ning Business seemed
almost al a stano--and the Stock Exchange
and the avenues ieaolpg TO ii, were crowded
10 excess, 10 asce,tain the particulars OF an
event winch We are about to mention. IL is
the death OF MIR. A.. Godsniuth, Cne Of The
greatest contractors for the loan snd We
grievc TO add, by his own hands--H shot
himself this morning, about O'Clock, at his
house at Merton. The state of the puhiick
funds, the attempts against which we advert
ed to sou.e days ago, and consequent depres-
sion o! the loan, perhaps too, the recent
death of one of the contractors, Sir Francis
Barring, had for some days produced al tisnes
an irrllability OF temper, and II others, d
despondency, wholly foreign from bis natural
disposition, which was mild eqGables ana,
cheerful We have heard that he has of late, !
when III his ofiice or in his house, burst into
paroxysms OF what he deemed to be COM
bination agains, him in the nndst of which,
he would burst cut of The room. In the mo-
nents oil his anguish he has been heard TO
declare, that he suffered more than he could
bear-he would relapse into despondency'
and silence. But still he WAS active, alten-
tive, and even in his business.
The funds have fuc,ualcd more within the
last weeks than they have done for months
before Onmam has been at 8 dis. One al
the greatest causes OF this depression WAS the
failures which have rendered la,gc sales OF
Stocks necessary. Money became scarce,
and the diiicnly of borrowing, great This,
was peculiarly unfortunate for those concern
ed in the war, which could not, under such
circumstances, but be at discount. When
however being at 8, it had only improved to
5 l-2 dis. great hopes were entertained that
IL would improve still more. But movc fsi-
lures took place yesterday, and j, left of at
l-2. Mr.. G's. for,itude is said then to have
forsaken him, and we have heard that he re-
tired from the stock market in the deepest
despondency. There is report that very
large sum was to be made up to day-how
true this is, we have not been able To asccr-
tain. But the first intelligence which reach
ed the Stock Exchange this morning, was
that Of My. g. bad put period to has exis-
tence Words ave inadequate TO express the
sulprizc. the nia-m. .he dismay that were
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14
PROVIDENCE, NCNEMBEk Ioaf
Rhode- Lkand LaeisIQtme.

IN our notice last week of the proceedings Of the
General Assembly, we're led into an errour Tc.
spcctirg he course Of proceedings ON the Wooien-
Manufacturing Company charter II WIS stated,tnat
The charter had passed the Senate, and was sent to
she lower House ior concurrence; this was the mto
nation received, and thus gave il to our read
the facts. however are these the charter waS
first escnted III the House ot
j, met wuh the most determined opposition nom the
scntenn sbsuers on the Il al side 1T the House
M as IT. sht have been expected from the enemies or
.ooncsiick, aud friends of British manufactures -
It's reference select committee was rofused-and
i, was orGered to tc laid on the table -" where
doubt j, will emain so long there is federal
msiorty in the House for The petitioners are Re-
pubcans :" One fact rcsrec;irg this affair should
no, be cmitted "tbe flppsn, J. Is. .BasoD," no
doubt considering a correct statement of The PIC
ceedrgs sufi GENTLY dsgig oesil 10 lis party, pUl-
licky IN thc HoJlse on Sstndsy last, mentioned and
corrected the had Inadvertently maGeh
in the afternoon Of Saturday last another pslsying
blow was given TO our Militia system, by law ex-
orpnng every persnn from duty who is een'ciennsr'-
h M uio.s az ainsf bearing arms A tax OF NuOo
dollars WAS laid 10000 of Which was appropriated
toward ihc pa, nent at the Siate debt, and three
federal commissioners sppoinsed to purchase the
idences H. the Scrate the bill concurred, witt.
me addition of Na.kanirl Hazard. Esq and returned
20 The House. The managers OF the msjortt. were
outrageous they declare d the senate bad no rs,t
alter add to their msney6W, (as t was termed
that they did pot Know MT H"fs'f, I'D Una, assem-
biz he was not Member. and therefore should not
be appointed; (alihoush il is the well krown pfac-
,ioe ~ the Asscr bly, ia appoint ,lose Who are not
members Of comm,tt, );hc gentlemen worked them
selves into fever 81 the Crisis OF which, the vote
was taken, and msjorty of fUsr corhtn ed The az
poin,men; of Mr.. Hlr rord Al lie very heel of tie
session notv s,a rdirg the mproprety ct the pro-
ccture an attempt Was made ~ poin, fedeal Jus-
,ce. &C the pesc, for numter OF tcwns in ,he State
Rrado'r of Sevik-hrgsisun, led the van, with his
list; l., was foilrw. ~ Sahstwy ~ Fcsi Green
nck .sisca Of tls toWr, 0rcs cf .'srh ffsci1frce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14

visible. TIE first price of Per cent. wa'|
65 Ia; they iell dtwD to 6S Ia end werc|
z, ca when crr paper went to press-Cmni1
am legsn al dis. fell 10 10 and was al a
one O'Clock. The Stock Exchange, Chapt
Court, and even The Royal Exohsnge, were
eiouded-all perhaps eagerly making enqui-
ries about this event, or forgetting almost
every thing else. Those concerned in the
Stock Market were making up their accounts
spd.little or no real business was ccne. We
question Whether peace or war suddenly ever
created such ID hustle as the death of MIR. G..
He went TO Merton last night in the greatest
distress Of mind-tbat he rose this morning
at the usual hour, and without speaking 10
any Of lis family, went into the water-cIoset,
where ne blew his brains out he expired in
stantly ! his is the second suicide III MIR.
G's ;mily but the first one proceeded from
different causes. Mr.. c. was man much
beloved, liberal, hospilabe and humane. He
WAS the promoter of all charitable institutions,
md tlele are many persons who owe all their
success in life to his kindness and protection.
Let Us hope that such deeds will be accepted
as some atonementfor this last act, commit
n'itted in moment Of phrenzy and distrac-
ion."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14
NEWPORT
WED.NESD.iY, NOVE.NBER Ii, 1910
THE .hILf1.4RY SYSTEM or TINS STATE
DESTROYED.

Tie feders! party in this State, who had at the
las, session cf he General Ass,p by,a petty major
Ity III the lower House, it seems, not contenied
with continuing in tcrce certain laws, which are not
ony rePugnen, the best interests of the State and
dsgraceful in the extreme but they did 1T the tail Of
thesessIon, pass law winch exempt. from Military
duty, fatigue and taxa,ion, ali such persons as are
'"CONSCIENTlCUSLY SCRUFULOUS AGAINST
BEARING ARMS :"
This political ba66le will be more particularly no-
ticed hereafter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14
Is BANKS S.

Statements Of the situation OF the different Banks
in tie State, reported to the Assembly al their
late SESSION, sgreeab! to law, OF which the olow-
ing is All abstract
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
RECOMMENDATIONS

nv EMrNENr pIVISss, !GpoEs ASo GENE
EALs.
siIt is a surprising fact that even the a.
merican People know but little OF George
Washington. They have indeed heard
great deal Of his Public Lie oi his Mil.
tary Character, and Pshucal L al IN 5, tut
hardly any ching of his private LiIe ana
Nietues.@
(" Many intelligest persons have ardent.
,y wished to see a faithful account Of tAess,
not only as a debt OF gratitude 10 hun, bur
as fine example TO OR children.
"The Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. His ,fraec-
dofes OF Washington present the supreme
cxcsl. ence of religion, WITH the TRANSCEND
d.nt dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civilaDd mi
litary scenes. The moral ssnsibility and
genius of the writer warns the heart and
imagination of his readers. His descrip.
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes OK
Nature in pleasing views while his fash
es Of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially on the young
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Ministers Of the Sue des Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
The Aicohokzed Acid,

For. Graduating all stains from Boot Tops.
And preserving their original colour in all ca
SEES, without injury 10 the Leather.
USE. Shake the bo;tle well, po;ii. some on
asaacer wet the Boot. Tops with a sponge.
dipped in water; while wet, rub the acid We.
ry hard on with piece OF white flannel, roll.
led hard in your hand, repeating it till ali III :
sans misrepresentation sponge OFT the CD npo.
sition with clear water, and wipe il with your
sponge, dry them by the fire or sun. Those
VINO ike them stossy, when about dry, must
rub them with piece o. clean fiann..i.
Prepared only by JAMES GARTLAND.
No. 70 North Second street, Philadelphia
Sold, wholesale aud retail, by him, and retail
ed by most of the principal Boot Makers.
fncein bottles 80 cents each, and in quarter
pints at Is cents,
- Is will have the same effect on Saddles
and Brides.
~ Country Orders executed on the short
est notice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09
FoR SAKE 1T
ID. McLAU ;H.iT.
In the Lower Z cnemen; CT Col.
Naio's building,
Genuine Hera baceous
81 t TIE RS.
MADE SOLELY RY
.3ames Garflana,

No. 70, North Sec and s:rec,. Phnadelhhia
>O. prevent or cure revcrs. Bilious and
Bowel complain Head Aches, loss of
appetite, costveness. melancho,y &c.
USE lFyour b'dy be,reguar take 8 tea
spoons fall OF the bi,ters in tea GU, fnll of
cold water, morning and night and little in
tie course OF the day. in ANY drink you are
accustomed to take
II two Laxiiiye-Take the b.tters in camo.
mile taa. with a few drops of the spirit of law.
entler.
tiers.
Moderate eating and drinking, with these
rules, will prevent fevers.
Is case of attack -rakc vomit Of strong
esmomiie tea, and dfia< freely of weak cama
mile 10 work it OF, after which elyink f,eesy
ofthe bitters in carnom,e tea. and i, nr;il CO.
ry on the fever by perspira,,,i, bit il the body
DC oesiiitated previous thereto, add sone goo,r
red wine, brandy or geneva. All ne " liquors
| are pernicious.
ne red bisters may be used with red wines
and brandy. The yellow with white wines or
otler liquors. Both have the same effect.
aN'ng these bittcrs SO as TO keep the
oooy regular, will prevent or cure the other
| complaints
lis valuable effects on the human frame NAV
be ascertaned by any pers N who will take a:
bout soiid ineh of fresh killed beef and i'm
,''erse 1t IN aglass of the bltters for about two
hours, expose it afterwards in the shade. un !.
uer neat, airj dew and rain, and no putre facti
on %ii ensue hence il may be safety taken
by both sexes. This experiment the nroo.i.
tor made in the dog-days When Fabrenbeif,s
ihe'Iho'leter mad been severa DAYS about 90
deg==and 1t de6es Chemistry oni's most cx.
tensive scale to be able to decompos. 1t. or
ascertain thereby. its several component parts
OF ingredients, therefore no imposition under
that head can take place.
rrce ~ cents per bottle, and cents will
BILE. N :"
HE HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
An Ointment for the extirpation of BUGS.
USE. Clean your Bedsteais well. rub the
underneath aud inside, the mortises. the ten !.
OTIS and every crevice with the ointment-aIso
or inches of the feet next the floor. tin.
viii prevent Them creeping up, If too thick
heat the bottle,
1t going to ride, rub few drops to your
horses ears it will present him being annoyed
In thattcnder part by flies of anv description.
and will thereby tend to keep him Cheerful. on
the journey.
itmiXed with green paint made or raw oil
and laid on your bed chamber or ceiling, it
wiii proven. iiies or musduitoes resting there
on.
Prize as cents
Likewise LIQUID BLEACHING prepar-
ed on oil that will noursh and preserve the
leather in Gennemen's boots and shoes.
Price Is cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

u virtue Of deed Of irr-t an Tur he, saris.
= 'cl authority execu;cd b. james Perks 20
Thos. Bu-.cn beating date tae r2th risy of r :.
tTu.rsy 1906. and rcco ded in the county &C ",
Of Henro', OF the IN July, 1sG6. cinvcyinS
sven negroes, viz. Edy and her six children.
Judith, Betty, Bar,lst,, Lucy. Sarah and Re-
bsccs. for the pn rose of securing deb, due
from the said Park, 10 the estate Of Iscob
Srr'tS dsceased. will be sod. on the 2o,h day
OF this present month, the above namei negroes,
1t the late dwelling housc of The said Parks,
now Fieljin5 Dens'ap., in Henrico county, fec
ready money. Ivy
THOMAS BURTON, T,us,ce.
Jsnpary2l 1910. 3w
N D. At the same time and place, the plan.
a>ion will b. ren'ed.S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-09

VIRGINIA
In Chancs ry--Iu Halifax County Court, z4th
October. 1909.
BETWEEN
hr7s Morton, formerly Anne CobbI Howell
RILEY and Miliy his wife, formerly Milly
C4b5s, Macy Cobbs, Betsy Cobl5 John
Ccb,-, Is1bs'la Ceb1s, James n. obbs an /
Patfy Co5D', who are heirs 4 d,visgfs of John
Cob5s, deceased, and which SAL fancy
Betsy, john, Isabella, James and Patsy, being
uEder age, apPeafby Anne Morton their ma.
tuFsl guardian aud next f,end Plsfs.
AVID
Thomas GIBBS, JAMS Cobbs, Thomas Cob5s
John Gob5s AID Cfnihis E lb5s, which four
lls, n1snti med defendants, are the children Of
Jas C''obs, the elder, deeease5.--a-I William
NJ. Watkins and Benjamin Morto Dsf,s.
HI dcfenGanf3 TnOmas, James, Thomas,
John and Cynthia Cobbs not having en,er.
cd their appearances and given security &C -oid
rg othe &C: Of assembly and the rules Of this
cert. aad Il appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
nc coa't that they are nos Inhabitants OF this
o. now cath, on motion Of the plaintiffs BY
heir COUNSEL, it is ordered. thar the said last
named defendants, do appear here on tie fourth
Monday in February next and answer the bill
The Plainuas-ant thst copy of this order
oe Forthwith inserted in ono OF IN nswsp7pe,s
published in the city of Richmond for two
months successively. aud posted al the from,
toor OF the courthouje of the, said county.
hcsry--resc
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c. n. c.