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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
New Members.


A. Seneral Meeting of the Members
of the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings of the State of Virginia,
held by ADJOURNMENT at the Capitol in the
cry OF Richmond, on the 3Oth December,
1909.
:, Present IN person and by proxy 1884
MEMBERS OF the Society ; which num-
per continuing majority Of the Members
Oh ,ne Society; Mr.. Robert Taylor was
called to tie chair when the following
resolutions were submitted and adopted u
unanimously.
Resolved, that Committee be appoint
ca TO examine the accounts of this Socie.
w ana that the said committee do report
10 the General Meeting upon the receipts
and expenditures of the said Society dur
ing tne year 1909. AS also concerning a.
ny monies in Possession of the said Society,
and the clIims which are due in favor or
against the same.
Resolved, that a committee be appointed
20 enquire whether any, and if any, what
alterations and amendments would be pro.
per ID the laws and regulations of the Mu.
tuai Assurance Society and make report
thereupon TO the General Meeting.
Inc foregoing resolutions were then re.
ierred to committee formed of the
following Gentlemen, to wit :
William holland,
Samuel B. Archer,
William Writ,
Robert B. Standard.
Andrew Stevenson,
Gerard Alexander, ir.
William Jones,
Charles F. Mercer,
William Brent &
Charles Brent.
No further business being submitted to-
the Meeting
Resolved, that the same be adjourned
till Monday the first day of January.
LEWIS M. RIVALAIN.
Secretary @. NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
From the Republican Argus.
To the Editor Of the Republican Arg,

To the Editor Of the Republican Argus.
SIR=The correspondence between Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Jackson is so proliz, that I
dare say n:ne-tenths of your readers have
not vet had the patience TO search for the
proofs of the offence given by Mr.. Jackson
to our government, To save some trouble
on his subject, ! haye condensed the cor
respondence between those gentlemen into
the form of Dialogue-and the sentiments
have attributed TO them are fairly COL
lected from Mr.. Smiths letter of the 9th
of October, 1909 and Mr.. Jackson's reply
Of Oct. 1th in the first Dialogue---the Sc.
cond Dialogue is founded on MIR. JaclSson's
letters of October ] 1th and Nov. 9TH, and
Mr.. Smiths Of October 10 and Nov. LIST,
1909. Your readers may depend that
have made the Speakers say noihiRg but
what is really, substantially, end without
ezaggerauon contained in the Documents
referred to---snd 1 send you this, as an
accurate and honest, though concise state
ment of the dispute.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Il - ~ j..
BY an arrivala at New Bedford. M
don dates have been received t, n.
18th uis. They coatain bu. iiru- i'm.
portant news.
Accounts from Spain state, tina, G.-
roma, which has long IN de hanorab,.
resistance to the French, has been o.
bliged to surrender.
Lord Wellington has been app oiatei
by the Portuguese, captain gencraiissi-
mo and supreme head of Portugal.
The following article is from the
latest paper.
Important Rumor-L etters have
been received from Sweden to the 8 L
instant. A report prevailed at Gotten.
ourgh, on the authority of coz, muni-
cations from Stockholm, that the 70 II
principal powers of the Baltic, Russia,
Sweden, Denmark, and Prussia, hal
come to determination to close that
sea against the shi pping of every other
nation, with the exception of the
French.
The Supreme Janta of Spain has de-
ciared war against DENMARK. One OF
the reasons IS, the refu ial OF the Danish
government TO receive an am5a sader.
a Spanish ~ arrived at Porto Rico
on the 22ad ult in distress, in 80 DAYS
from Havanna, bound to Caiiz, hav-
Ing on boarp 6 millions of dollars, pro.
ddce and ammunition, valued at two &
halt millions, u li.ut. gen. lieur.
col. and 20 naval officers, called no ne
to Spain. She came in with a British
frigaie, who fell in with her in SO leakv
a condition, that the commander a.
greed to accompany her into porc.
Extract of letter from gentleman
at Havana, dated 2l Dec. 10 msr-
chant in Baltimore--" You are no
doubt inform ed thar this port has been
partially opened and I am authorised
to say, that it is co nplet-ly so now.
We expect the order will be published
in few days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
PKttADKLPHIA, Dec. %.
COLONIAL DEPENDENCE.

There is a report in circulation this
morning, that there are, at this hour,
for sale, IN this city, BRITISH Ii
G ENCES. TO what a depth of de-
graduation are we fallen ? Will the pso-
pie fold their arms aud cry ga little
T1ore sleep aud little more slumber,''
while their best interests and their
dearestrights are sacrificed to the fears
OF men VINO love their dollars more
than their country? Is il not time for
the people to meet and instruct their
representatives! Land spectators &
Yazoo claimants are occupying the
time of Congress while the nation
bleeds at every pore. Let Pennsylva-
mia instruct her representation aud if
her instructions be not faithfully o.
oeyed let her put away all her uuwor-
thy servants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
BALTIMORE, Dec. so.
SOME THING REMARKABLE.

The two twenty thousand Dollar prizcs
In the Baltimore College Lottery, were
drawn this morning vita only one tickee
intervening between them. One of the
tickets was held by M-sscs. G.. Do5hin s
MarPhy-the other possessed by the Mana
gers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
CHrLL1coruE COMO ) Nov. 9

Nv luE kOhlO,J NOV. II.
A few days since, while digging a
well in the garden of J. E. Morgan, of
Jefferson, Pickway Plains, the work
men, at the depth of seventeen and an
half feet, discovered the remains of a
human being.-The corroding tooth
OF time had made such an impression
on 1t, that only the arm bone could
be raised: From the more than ordi-
nary size of which, twas coniectured,
that the whole skeleton had been at.
tached to a being of larger dimensions
than the race of the present day.
For skeleton to be found incarce-
rated in such an extraordinary depth,
may give rise to some impor. ant spe-
culatlons, relative to the antignisies,
with which the western country a.
bounds. Where these remains were
found, there is first a soil Of two or
three feet, then sand and gravel, and
intermixed with thick black mould.
Republican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
AN ACT
Extending the time f9r issuing aadi,
eating military land warrants.

/<' fooNSftS ana ~
eating military land warrants.
DE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
- Representatives of the Uaited States az
America In Congress assembled, That the
D cretary OF War be authorised TO Issue
military land warrants to such persons as
nave, or shall, before the first day of March.
one Thousand eight hundred aud th,rteea.
produce to him Satisfactory evidence of the
valid.ty of their claims which warrants
VITA those heretofore issued and not VET sa-
hsnea, shall and may be located in the
names OF the holders or proprietors thereof,
prior to the first day of October one thon.
sand eight hundred and thirteen. on any
INDICATED parts of the fifty quarter town.
sn'ps and the fractional quar- err townships,
reserved by law for original holders of mi,
litary land warrants
j. b. VARNUM, Sneaker
Of the House Of Rehresentafivess
ANDREW GREGG, Presidea.
of hhe Senate fro 1emaore.
December 10, 1909.
APPROVED
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
DIssoLU rGoN

THE eopa,'uership of Wm Wavnes q CT. e
New York, and A. T.. Philip & CO. Of tHis
place, dissolved on the In inst. by mural con-
,ent. Those indebted 10 the concerns are fs,
q Vested 10 make immediate payment to A. L
hilip, who a'ole is authorised TO make pay
Psnt aud grant d ,-ba'gcs.
m A J.. PHILIP.
WILLIAM WARNER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
FROM THE REPUBLICAN ARGUS.

ARGUS.
Mr.. HUsToN==I find it so repeatedly
denied by the friends of Great Britain, that
the Milan and Berlin DEGREES were pro.
voked by the previous misconduct of the
British government, that / am tempted to
send you brief statement of the facts in or.
der of time.
1st. Previous to the actual declaration of
war between France and Great Britain.
the latter country gave orders to Capture
all vessels OF whatever nation, laden with
provisions and bound to French coasts: this
was made one of the subjects of complaint
in the French declaration of war, Feb. LIST.
1913 This Introduction of provision vess
sells was again enforced by instructions of
June 9th, 1898.
2dly. On the 9Th of April, 1906, under
the administration of Charles Fox and
Lord Grenville, Mr.. Fox wrote to Mr..
Monroe, that his majesty had judged it ex
pedient to establish the most rigorous block
ade at the entrance of the Ems, the We.
ser, the Eibe and the rrave and to enforce
the same in the strictest manner.
3dly. On the 10th May, 1906, Mr.. Fox
wrote TO Mr.. Monroe that his majesty had
thought fit TO extend the block ade to all the.
coast, ports and rivers of France from the
Elbe TO Brest.
4thly. Tue French waited patiently for
SIX months and FIVE days before they reta
lated by the Berlin decree Of November
81, 1906
5thly. On January 7th and March 18th,
1907, the British interdicted the coastinv
trade of France and her dependencies on
nentrals. In October of the same wear
she promulgated the recalling proclama,i'
on OF the ION and by Consequences the sci.
zure and Impressment of our seamen. On
the 18th of November, issued the frst set
of the well known orders in council on the
26lh the rest.
6thly. On the 17th December, 1907, and
not before, the French were provoked into
the Milan decree.
7thly. 90 the i7sh of April, 1905, passed
the B1yonne decree
sihly. Ga the 10th Of April, 1909, the
blockade notifications Of tue British or
ders OF January aud Nogem jer, 1907 were
adopted 10 cOnsequ nee of the M1srAEs
bstween MIR. ErsSine and our government
In the above enumeration, / nave noted
the principal, but by no means, ALL tbe
Violations on neutral and beliigerent r,ehts
adopted By Great Britain. Nc. IA ldison;s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

message OF the 21st December, 1908. con.
eains m my more. par,icaiariy relating to
blockade :for instance, the blockade of ALL
the ports OF Holland, 22i March, 1899 !:
Instructions concerning block AIDES, comm.
n,cated oy Mr.. Merry, April IL, 1906.
1 ne blockade OF Curraco', Fe-camp. SEC.
all ofthem paper block AIDES, some in whole.
Others in part, and all preceding the Milan
decree but the above is sufficient to shew
who was the agsressor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Jackson IL IS matter OF perfect Ia lii
ference to Great Britain whether the Or
iers OF Council be continu ID, or sons ecu,
valent measure be agreed to oa your part
But you may rest assured they will not b.
revoked, unless their object can be effected
in some way or other. (Letter Of Novem
Der 4.h.)
Smith. Then I suppose you mean
to keep up your system of blockadinS
by,proclamation?
Jackson. Great Britain will cont.
nue. to Interdict all intercourse, with
her enemy, her enemy's friends, and
her enemy's colonies. She may occa..
sionally modify the practice according
to circumstances offuture expediency,
but she will never renouuce the princi-
pie.
Smith. I really am at loss to per-
ceive what brought you to America.
Jackson. l Game to America, sir,
tor the purpose of hearing what you
had to y.
DIALOGUE THE SECOND.
Jackson. You and Mr.. Erekine
might have colleagued together, and
concluded between you, that the ar
rangement you two thought proper to
make was an equivalent for the con-
ditions to which he was restricted:
but there can be no doubt cf your ha
wing seen those conditions.
Smith. Rely on it, Mr.. Jackson, If
we had known that Mr.. Erskine had
no other instructions, we should never
have entered into the arrangs ment
which your court has disavowed.
That he had no other instructions, We
have now learned for the first time
from you. His making that arrange
ment, was to as sufficient evidence
that he had right to make it.
Jackson. Well sir, have told you
before in my letter Of the 18th instant,
that MFR. Erskine's instructions to
which he was restricted by the dispatch
ofthe Esd of anuary were made kno IN
to you by him: and L am glad you
admit it.
Smith. I admit, sir, that saw
those Instructions but how could
know they were the only ones? Es-
Peclally as Mr. Erskine himself declar.
ed to us that Mr. Caaning's dispatch of
the 23d of January formed but one
part of his Instructions, and that in eff
feet he had several letters of instruc
ton on the subject? You have told
US that Mr. Erskine was restricted to
the conditions contained in that dis
patch, but this is the first time our GO
vernment has been apprized of this
circumstance. Permit me to say, that
1t is unbecoming in you, sir, to insin-
uate that Mr. Erskine informed us of
that which. we solemnly declare we
never knew but from yourself.
Jackson. Insinuate sir I scorn to
insinuate any thing unless 1 am able
to substantiate the fact.
Smith. Sir, your behavior is so i'm
proper, that L can hold no further
correspondence with you.
l again repeat that the above, tho
a concise, is fair statement of the dis
pute. For my own part, can find no
parallel to the iasolence of the minis
ter, but the injustice of the British
government. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
JAMES MADISON.

" For Some interesting articles res.
pecting the infant Manufactures of cur
country, see last Column Of 4.h page of
this days paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

a. L. Phlip respectfully informs hts ftisnds
and the puuiic, ina, he has on hand large az
soTtaen' of DAY GOODS, wAich he Intends
70 dispose OF very Tow FOR sssn or eouatrg pro.
dase.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

). Petersburg.
Robert B,rchett,
James Byrne,
Alexander Brown,
Joel Harmon,
William Bowdoin
archibald Baugh,
William Clark,
Paul Nash,
Robert Walker,
Thomas Atkinson.
Nathaniel! Friend,
*Robert Pollok,
William Haxtll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Richmond.
Abrah arm B Venable,
Benja min Hatcher,
Joseph Gallcso,
Gcrvas Storrs,
Samuel peasants, jr.
William Wardlaw,
John Fl. Foushee,
Richard Adams,
John Tompkins,
Robert G ,mble,
.Edwa. w. Rootes,
sRooert Mitchell,
.John c. Hubner,
flames Brown.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
LIST OF DIRECTORS

OF THe BANK OF VIRGINIA, FOR THE
PRESENT YEAR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

" or folk.
Richard E.. Lee,
George Newton,
James Taylor, sr.
Samuel Marsh,
William B. Lamb,
Richard Bowden,
VIM. "A. Armistead,
Martin Fisk,
Christopher Fry,
sJohn E. Holt,
*Wm b. Selden,
John Brown.
Arthur Taylor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

the district where the suit was iustieu.
ted.
Sec. z. Be it enacted that the iudg-
es shall hold court in their respect
i've districts day in each term, I'M
less the business therein depending be
sooner dispatched.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

From Baltimore we learn that the
mandatory of woollen goods is in a
iiourishing state. Large quantities of
cloths & kerseymeres are offered for
sale on reasonable terms. The insti-
tuition OF the Athenian Society COM
menced on the 18th of January last
the sales to the LIST of March were only
$50 dollars but from that time to the
lst of December they amount to II ,252
dollars, averaging 1906 dollars per
month.
A general statistical account of the
Cherokee nation of indians has been
lately communicated by Return T.
Meigs to the secretary Of war. Their
|poPulationis 10, 1876. They have 6,51e
horses, 10, i65 black cattle, ,o37 sheep,
1878 swine, ,572 spinning wheels,
429 looms, SO Wagons, SOY ploughs,
Is grist-mills, 8 saw-mills, 2 salt petre
works., powder mill, 40 silver-smithe,
3 schools, 81 children at school, 81
white people, and 5s3 negro slaves.
The property which has been occurred
within few years, is estimated at
gu 500 dollars.
From Boston we have an account
IN periodical work, the o nniam
Gatheru n of the Boston Exchange
Coffee House, which was commenced
In the spring of 1905 and completed
last spring. Il is ven stories high.
exclusive of spacious cellars under the
whole, contains two hundred apart.
ments, and covers nearly an acre of
ground. 1t cost, including the furni-
ture, about 100000 dollars, and is the
most convenient and most SUPERB
house fentertainmrnt in America
From New York we learn that the
New City Hall, now building, has al
ready cost 273,916 dollars. 1t is six
years since the building was common.
ced, and 1t will require two years more
to finish it.-Watchman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
ABSTRACT or pRoDUDE

IA 10 hAS OF PhODU DE
Exported from the Portof Fredericks.
burg and Falmouth-comm me ncing
the lst day OF Septic mber, and end.
ing the 3istday of December, 1909.
3o,639 barrels Of Flour.
2l5,805 bushels of Wheat.
1885 bushels of Corn.
1875 bushels or Bran.
sol hogsheads of Tobacco.
I 500 tierces of Flaxseed.
rs hogsheads OF Lam pblack.
ANDERSON Nc WILLIAMS, Surveyor.
Exports of December.
1858 barrels of Flour.
1890 bushels Of Wheat.
1000 bushels of Corn.
10 hogsheads of Tobabco.
423 tierces of Flaxseed.
SO hogsheads LenpbIack.
anderson llcIpilt'ans, .Suroeyor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Fredericksburg.
David G. Kerr,
John Miner,
John t. Brooke,
John Mercer,
Hugh Mercer,
Chs. l.. Carter,
Thomas G oodwin,
Robert Patt IN,
William S. Stone,
tRobert s. Chew,
sFielding Lucas.
David Henderson,
John Scott.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

TIE sub'csibsr hs. OPENED his ScHooi.
ROOM in the new baiIdng adjoining The
CUSTOM house '-s Sarents and Guardians who
have children 70 be taught, and who may WI :,
10 become acquainted via his plan oe educasi.
on are hereby invited 10 visit him FOR the pu,.
pose.
CHILEs TERRELL.
Jsnu1vy fst, 1910. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

IL virtue of deed of tro.t 1nI fur;h wr,s
~ ten sulhorIty esecuIed by James PARKS 20
Fhos. Burton. bearing date the lie, day Of Fss
bruaryJ 1906, and recorded in the county court
of Henric?, on the 7sh July, 1906 nveyiag
seven negroes, viz. Edy and her SIX chidseu.
Judith, Betty, Bartlett, Lucy. Sarah sni r..
becea, for the purpose of securing deb e
from The said PARKS to the eHa.e of Iaeos
Smith, deceased, will be so d, on the 2O,h 51y
of this present month the above name ed negr sea.
at the late dwelling houie Of the said Pafks,
now Fielding Dems,al's, in Henrico county fer
ready money, ny
THOMAS BURTON, Trustee.
January %, 1910. 3w
N q. A. the same time and Place, tha PLAN
alton will be rented.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Sec. G. Whenever there NAV be
more than one defendant in suit, the
plaintiff or plaintiffs, as the case may
be, shall have liberty to institute his or
their suit, IL that district where either
Of the defendants may reside, and in
such case the clerk Of the court in
which such suit is instituted, shall is
sue a Subpoena TO the sheriff or She
riffs Of the county or counties out Of
The district where the other defendant
or defendants may reside, authorising
him or them, as the case may be, TO
execute and rctu2I the same; and the
same being returned, the ike proceed
ings may be bad thereon, as if the de
fcndant or defendants resided within
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
"A pro UE.

There was an image in the city Of Rome,
which stretched forth its right hand, on the
middle finger of which was written, STRIKE
HERE For long time none could under
stand the meaning of this mysterious ire
scription. At length sabhe clerk who
came to see this famous image, observed ,as
the sun shone against it, the shadow Of the
Inscribed figure on the ground at some dis
lance. He Immediately tooka spade, and
began TO dig exactly on that spot. He game
at length to Alright of steps which descend.
ed far under ground, and led him to state
ly palace. Here, he entered hall, where
he saw king and queen were sitting at a
table, with their mobiles, and multitude of
people, all clothed in rich garments. But
no person spake a word. He looked to-
wards one corner, where hersaw 2 polished
.carbuncle which illuminated the whole
room. In the opposite corner heperceived
a figure of "a man standing, having Bonded
bow. with an arrow in his hand as prepar-
ing 20 shoot. On his forehead was written.
!. am, who am. Nothing can escape my,
stroke. not even yonder carbuncle, which
shines so BRIGHT The clerk beheld alb
witt, amazement and entering chamber,
saw ths most beautiful ladies, working At
/.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
CO Money L ost-by Mail.

THE subscribers put in the Post Office
Z Il ,Fauquier Court House, Virginia, on the
9TH ult. a letter containing two Bank Notes.
viz One on the Bank Of Alexandria for so
dolls. No 2, payable to William Bafns, dated
December 81, 1893: the other Of the Bank
of Virginia, payable at the Branch Bank Of
Fredericksburg, for 20 dolls No. 1888, dated
January | 3. 1910; which letter was directed
to Charles Han,on, Alexandria, via Falmouth,
and has never been received
:. A favor will be conferred by giving any
information relative thereto.
j sDigges*and Pickett.
Julys6. eo6t"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
Edmund Denny.
lawSw
To the Adm.re1s Of the french
Language.

rTSHE French Jourtal under the title OF
i L'HEMIsPRLRE, appears every Sa--
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in PAM
phlets of Is pages, in two columns, in large
octave, printed with a handsome type; and
conducted with care and irnparliality
,iA'Henislhhere binds itself to publish facts;
and the most interesting articles, as may be
seen by the numbers already published,
which are deposited at the Office of the Al
lexandria Gazette, where the Admirers Of
the French Language Can subscribe. They
are requested to make application immedi-
ately and to give their support to Journal,
which; has need of encouragement. The
price Of subscription is 7eaDdAqrd per afrs~
payable in advance
Jnne CS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07

- - ~
n AN away from the subscriber, e,
N the 10th Of May last, a. negro mant
named JOHN he. is about 80 years oh,
near feet high, has alargc mouth, and We.
ry dark Complexion. Had on cotton Shin
a blue twilled roundabout, new wool HAT,
and a pair Of brown linen psntalo,ons, with
the letter K. marked on one side. pur.
chased him of Mr.. Thomas Fallen, Of Nor.
thumberland county, where he has wife.I
suspect he has made for Alexandria, to get
on board Of some vessel for that, part Of the
country. The asove reward will be paid to
any person who will deliver said negro to
Captain Philip Triplett, Of Alexandria, or
the subscriber, in Fairfax county, near CeH~
Edmund Denny.
Julyy. lawsw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
Iuly' 81.
IN COM mon COUNCIL,

- June 19, 1910.
Ordsred, That Council will set as Court
Of Appeals on the 10th, 11th and 18th days.
of July next, from the hours Of ten o'clock,
a. M. until two O'Clock, P. ri. Of each
day. The Assessors Books ma, be exa-,
mined at the htouse of Richard LEXIS, at
the corner oi,King and Washington-streess,
until the said -Court, and notice is hereby
given, that no appeals viii b: heard after.
the said days.
Extract JfSom the minutes,
ADAM LYNN. C.. C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
TURTLE DINNER.

There will be a fine Green Turtle
cooked and served up at Sebaitian
Spring, on Tuefday next, whefe the
lovers Of good eating are requested to
attend.
n Dinner on the table AZ three
o'clock.
7aty s. -