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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09

The Speaker laid before the Hosisc saadry re :
solutions adopted at :. meeting of number OF
inhabitants OF Gloucester county, n. J. expires.
sing their confidence in the present administra-
tion, &c. which were ordered TO lie on the "a
bic. 81 =
Mr.. Gold reported m amendment 20 the bill
respecting taking afidavits and bail in and for
the circuit Courts of the United States, Which
was referred TO committee of the whole 7p5.fe
Mr. Bassets, from the committee appointed
to prepare standing rilcs and orders for the go-
vernment of the House, made report, which
was committed.
The. amendment of the Senate TO the bill
!" ex4hdinss the time for opening the several
land$mdS eSablsaed in the territory of Or
iean$ Va agteed to by the House. So the bill
rrequSes onlytic signature of the President to
Several petitions of private nature were Pre-
scented and referred.
The House resolved itself into committee of
the whole, Nr. Bassett in the chair, on the bill
allowing further time for completing the paw
mcnts on certain lands held by -right of pre-
cmption in the Mississippi territory which
was gone through, reported tosthe House, and
ordered to be engrossed for third reading. K
The House then went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on the bill for
the relief of Thomas and John Clifford of Piaila-
delpha, and Charles Wirgman Of Baltimore.
The committee after some discussion on the
bill, rose, reported progress and asked leave to
SIT again, which was refused and on motion Of
Mr. ID. X. Williams, the bill was rccommitted
to the committee of commerce and manuSac-
lures, go, 49, y
The YsXagainwentintoa committee of the
Whole, VI ~ sett ip the chair, on the bill to au-
thorise TIM ing qit public road from the
iine established blythe treaty of Grenville, to
the NORTH DenI Of the Ohio; which was repor-
ted 10 the House, by whom it was ordered to be
engrosscd fora third reading.
Mr.. Little, from the committee appointed to
wait on the President of the United States, with
resolution passed on Friday, calling for cer-
tain information, reported that they had per-
formed that duty, and received for answer that
the President would cause due attention to be
paid to the request of the House.
And the House adjourned. ~
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HOUSE IF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.S5vcm6er %.

The House took up the resolution submit
ted on the Doth calling on the Executive for
was agreed to, and Mr.. Little and Mr.. Reed
appointed a committee to present the same
to the President.
The House proceeded to consider the a
mendments of the Senate to the bill extend
ing the time for opening the several land Off
ces in the territory Of Orleans" which were,
together with the bill, committed to the com
nittee on Public Lands.
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CONTFsTED ELECTION-


The House resumed the consideration Of
the unfinished business, via. the report ofthe
committee on the petition Of John Talialcrro,
ccntcsting the election Of John p. Hungerford,
which said report is as follows
REPORT.
The Committee 81 Elections, to .g1o1r spos
rcfeTred the fetifion Of John Tahafsyro,
contcsfing rte election ef.JoAn r. fIunFer-
ford, returned as ene oJfhc reirrcsenfatipcs
.kor the stafc Of Virginia, in me hresent
Congress, and EsaBirg 70 be admitted IN Ma
stead, HIRE Tad the said hetilioa under con-
sidcrafiDu, and
REPORT, IN PART,
That, at the last general election in yir-
ginia for representatives % Congress. the said
John Taiieferrc and John p. Hungcrford were
opposing candidates in the district Composed
Of the counties Of Westmoreland, Richrncad.
Lancaster, Northumberland, king Gccree
and Stafford from the polls of the several
counties, the Sting member appears to have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
NEw.YoRK, Nov. 80.
Extract Of q letter from Huvanna, dated
Nor. .. 1914

NoV.2, 1915.
= Cannot give you any news Of conse.
9hcnce,or importance--iu fact We have no.
ghigH woIthy Of communication. Vow may
nuke USE. Of my nape as informant il you
gchopse, tlkt The brig Ddligchy, that lately fit
lied out Philadelphia, is now cruising off
Cape AsEonio, sinking and burliin,. out. tcs1
5cls, according 20 custom. | saw 4 certif-
cate Of captain Malicl, stating to have libgr-
atcd anumber Of prisoners, taken frore on
board Spanish and Erglish vessels, and AN
ded them IN fishing bosssat Cape Antonio.---
Know } sailors who belong 70 orc vessel,
insured only IN part in New York. 70 the a.
mount Of g 0,OOo"--.M Y EU. Post.
December 2.
THE MESSENGERS.
Lieutenant Bddlc, Of the U. s.. Navy, and
Mr. Tayloe, arrived in this city ON Saturday
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DgecnLcr 3.

John Taliaferro, declared by tie House to be
entitled TO the seat lately occupied by John T..
Hungcriord appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. Lewis presented petition of sundrv in
habtants OF the city OF Washington praying an
amendment 20 the act of incorpora;i0n.-Rcfcr
rel 20 Che District committee
On motion of Mr.. Goidsbofough O petition for
the erection Of port Of entry AZ White Haven
I'D. was referred 70 the committee ct Com
mercc and Manufactures.
Mr.. Newton, from the committee of Com.
merce and Manufacture. reported bin al.
thorising the issuing dchcnturcs in certain cs
scs, Chose OF Isaac Clason, A. NT'Call and O.
theirs (which was read twice and committed
Mr.. I.acock presented a petition OF sgndr,
persons of several Christi.a dcnosnnations
praying that Post Oficcs may no, be opened ami
that the mails mSg not be carried on Sundays
Ec4..rfet -
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ERANcIs GALvAN, Master Commission

ERANCIS GALVAN, Master Commission
T. er in Chancery. and Notary Public, Shocke
Hill, opposite Maj. Wolfe's-Returns his thanks
to tile gentlemen who have employed him, & will
still use the utmost exertions to expedite the Blu
siness that may be entrusted to him He takes
dispositions, and executes, promptly, any sort of
writing he translates English into French, and
French into English Having undertaken to tescl,
the French lsnguage,.sh e will continue to take
scholars at the moderate price of five dolls. per
quarter, for two lessons per week seven ana a
half dollars per quarter for 8 lessons per week ;
and ten dollars per quarter for six lessons per
week he will attend the Ladies al their dwell
lings, and the gentlemen also, where here may
be several at the same house Having room to
spare, he will take few young gentlemon as
boarders or dodgers, Gas they may please) TO give
them an unusual opportunity to improve in the
French, by a constant practice ofthe language.
He is commissioned to sell tract GLAND,
in Brookc.county /; some LOTS in Du Vsl's add
ditiOn to this city lease for two lives for va
luable FARM near this town, and a second hand
CARRIAGE, newly repaired, and suitable for a
family.
Feb S: St
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Jan &c.

keY virtue of the last Will and Testament o
y , Richard Taliaferro the younger, will be
sold on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
Frldsy the 18th of March next, if fair, other
wise the next fair day, that beautiful FIRM
lately occupied by Mrs. Rebecca Taaferro,
widow OF Col Richard Taliaterro, deceased, ST.
tuated IN the county Of James City, about four
mites from the city of Williamsburg, upon the
roads leading to jamestown and Barret's
Kerry, and containing about one thousand acres
ut LAND, of which there is nough clesred r.
OK nsive cultivation, and great part of the re-
Ia'"der IS rich swamp, we'll timbered with cy.
press, and capable ofbeing converted into excel
lent meadow there is upon the said farm a
5000 apple ead peach orchard, large well built
Two story brick House with four rooms aud a
fpaciuus passage on floor, with all necessary
Nu'houses the whole OF which as we'll as the
itnces are IN good repair. The terms of sale will
n@' one hall the purchase money to BE- paid at
ihe expiration OF one year and the other half at
lie separation Of two years from the day of sale,
the purchaser TO give bond and security for the
payments, which Il not punctuaily made are 10
airy nieiCst from The date ofthe sale and as
an additional security the purchasers must also
ave dead 0t trust upon the land, which is not
20 3t enio ed until thc last Payment falls due.
.& LIED COCHL. e,e'or.
.r"rdTI,s. ads
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Feb. S..

AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers offer
- tor sale, that valuable Estate called Bev1Ls,
lying on ApPomattox river, in the county OF
Amelia, and containing 645 acres, $50 of which
IS bottom of the first quality, on the river, g. con-
siderable part of that now to clear. Deviis is 25
miles above Petersburg and 90 from Richmond
Immediate possession will be given one third
OF the purchase money will be required in hand /;
the balance in one and two W ars, or young ne
groes will be received in payment, for the whole
The property will be shewn, and terms made
known, by DIR. Evans of Chesterfield
ALEX ANDER TRENT,
Of rockingham, or,
JOHN C. PACE,
Of Cumberland
Feo' o. w4wG
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u OCKY MILLS SALE, coNr1NuEp--
N On Thursday the 18th February, will be
sold to the highest bidder, credit oftwelve
months, all the remainder of the personal estate,
OF Mrs. Sarah Syme, misunderstanding of a.
bout 80 hogs, set of black smiths tools, a con-
siderable quantity of Cotton, raw and wrought,
wool, fax, collection of valuable books, and
many articles Of furniture and farming utensils
Bonds with sufficient security will be required
tor sums over S S, for sums under, cash--ail per
sons having demands of any description against
the estate are again requested to produce they.
for adjustment. Those indebted will please make
payment to
JOHN T. SWAN,
attorney forthe dGaninisratrix.
Feb. S. tds
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I IND FOR SALE.-On Monday the LIST
- OF April next, being Gloucester court day,
Before the door Of said court house, will be Of
5ered for sale to the highest bidder if not sold
previous to that day That valuable plantation
formerly owned by Captain Richard Walters &
lying III the lower part of Gloucester county,
near the head Of Sarvs Creek, and on the IN ain
road leading TO Matthews the situation & DUAL
fty OF the land is we'll known in the neighbor-
no1d. Its for the information of strangers a.
lone, that am induced to say it is not inferior
10 any tract Of land fits size in that part of the
county the quantity of which as appears from
the last conveyance is sos acres, all of which lies
extremely level: there are about 200 acres of it
cleared, and in good order for cultivation the ba-
lance covered with a growth of oak and pine tim
ber any farther description Of the place is unne-
Cesssry, as suppose any person disposed to
purchase, will view the land first. 1t will be
shewu by applying to Mrs. Z. Hall who lives on
che plantation, aud terms made known by apply.
'ng to me in Williamsburg.
VIM. BOWDEN.
Jan 20. w9w
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O- Published BY Thonnns Richie, nearly ep-
1osite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
or CONDITIONS .-Five dollar. a year, 20
Be paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
b considered annual sv6sey6ers, must hereafter
designate IL the time of subscribing, otheyvise
fhei papers v,N be discontinued at the expiration
IF the frst year.
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January 81.

ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE.
~ On Thursday, the 18th day of March next,
at the plantation in Brunswick, generally known
as Tsliaferro's quarter, (nesr FIELDS mill. and
nearly between Lew jones' and Briefs bridge,)
some OF the heirs of the late col. Richard TsEs.
ferro, will offer for sale, for ready money about
100 likely egroes-among them are many ex-
cSlent field hands.
February S. tsis
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IN SENATE.

January 20.
The several appropriation " Is wert r. All a
s''Qud imc and referred to se,,cf co,,a,fy
tses to eeesider and rfe6,( lh,Icgd.. ''"''
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seb. s.

NOTICE TO SURVEYORS.-Rober
IN Graenhow. Esq. # the City of Richmond,
is appointed 10 receive of surveyors Of the seve
raj counties, in Virginia, that proportion of their
fees to which the College Of William & Mary
is entilled: and such surveyors who may find
it more convenient to settle with him, than with
the Bursar OF College, are requested without de-
lay to do so. They are reminded, that one con
diton of their bonds is, that they settle an-
nuaily: circumstance which it is hoped, that
they pointedly attend to.
VIM. COLEMAN.
Bursdr Of College, Wi.iia,,t G. Mary.
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Feb. s..

TNHE Parties interested in decree pro.
1 nouncsd by Aibemarle County Court, the
9TH day OF November, 49, lin suit tn rein drpen.
ding, between Gilbert Hamilton, Cunningham
Corbet. James Lawrie, John Startling & George
Lothian, assignees of James Todd & Ninian
mehzies. Go,pbiainantS.
against,
James Woods, Joseph Montgomery & Jane,
his wife, William Harris and Elizabeth, his
wife, Benjamin Harris and Mary. his wife, Bar.
bara Martin, widow and relict of George MIR
tin, deceased, Richard Netherland and Msres.
ret, 'Ils wife and Robert Brooks, executor OF
James Brooks, deceased, who, in his life time.
was executor of Samuel Woods, deceased.
Defendarts
Are hereby notified that have APPOINTED
Monday, the II th day of February next, Cat nv
Office in Charlottesville to execute the said de-
cretal order, at which time and place the said
parties are required to attend, with all books,
papers and testimony, requisite to the execute
on of said decretsl order.
ALEX. GARRETT, NJ Gao.
January 81. 81
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Apply to Robert Greennow merchant at the
sign ofthe Golden Paddock, nearly opposite the
Eagle Tavern.
Williamsburg, February S. I'm
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pursuance Ola deed oftrust executed to m
i by John Hobson, of HeRrico county, to Sc
cure the payment of debt therein mentioned, t..
William Young of said county, .lail, on the Sc
COMO day of next month, sell at public auction, for
ready money, before the door of the Bell ayern,
in the City Of Richmond, three Negro LAVES,
named Essex, James and Anthony, conveyed b,
sary to raise the sum and interest secured by said
deed oftrus-, and the expences attending The e1.
ecution thereof
NATH'L. SHEPPARD
Jan. II. 2aw2Feb.
G The sale ofthe above mentioned Negroes
is postponed until Saturday next, the 9th INST.
N. SHEPPARD.
sch. s. Ct
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NJ Office. THAT on Monday 27th day uf
~ February 1911, ifnot far the mex fair
aa,, by virtue ola decree of the high court of
chsncery, holden forthe Richmond District, pro-
Dounced on the LIST da, June 1810,we shall on
ceed 20 sell the tract or pa eel f LAND lately
belonging to David Hudson, on which Jennings
Robertson lately resided, together with such o.
ther property mentioned in the deed of mort
gag, from said David Hudson, to Elijah Hud-
son. can be then sd,!ucsd to the highest bid.
de- for cash in order 10 tsIse the sum of &
end ali costs &c. As specified in said decree.
THOMAS COMER,)
JND. ROBERTSON, Conpnaissr's.
ASA VAUGHAN,
Feb. S. w3wN
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TO M1LLERs, MANUFACTURERS, &c

TIRE APPOMATTOX CANAL, which
i terminates at Petersburg, Virginia, is near
" completed, and affords % feet fall of water
within mile and half of Town, and fall of
81 feet in town. The subscribers are ofopinion
thaI situation is better calculated for Mills,
Manufactures, or any other similar establish
nen,s, because any power of water may be had
at or near growing Town, where the necessa-
ny Materials, for conducting such establishments
Prphi 7bY, can be always readily procured. 1t
rs proposed at this time to sell or lease the wa
tsr aud land that may be necessary for few
Mills. &c. by private contract, should any eligi-
Die offers be made--Otherwise the subscribers
viii attend on the 4th day of April next at &c
Ca'h' IN Petersburg, for the purpose of meet,i 2
WIT such persons as may be inclined to contract
With them on the subject.
.1OSEPH EGGLESTON.
FDWD NUNFORD.
EDM'D HARRISON
RICHD ~ VENABLE.
February S. 4w
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20 BE REETED--For the balance oft
l. year, the HOUSE G. LOT, scar Mrs Gar.
bles, also the office at present occupied by Ben
jamin Bolts, Esq. For terms apply to
G.. TOMPKINS
Richmond, Feb. s. q
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On the motion for striking out the first sec
don ofthe biN./or the rene7yai Of ihe char.
ter ofthe Bank ofthe u S.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

NEGROES FOR CASH-One hundred B.
IN ten will positively be sold in Lynchburg,
Women and Children in families whose extra
ordinary value and qualities ought to attract eve
ry purchasers attentiou-Two COOPERS, n
BLACKSMITH and WHEEL-WRIGHT,
in the number. The sizes will commence
on Monday the fourth of March next.
JOSIAH L. DEANS.
Gloucester County, MIDI ON
dleway, February 9. ON
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HAVE removed to the state of Kentucky:
i those who may confde business to me, as
agent or attorney, may rely on the most prompt
and unremitted atten,ion-my practice will be
n the Green River Country, and in the General
letters for me will be directed to NewGlasgow,
near Green River, Kent'y-Those business
must he postpaid.
WALTER L. FONTAINE.
February 9. 10TH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-11

hennrdy have bsrn arrested and bound over b.
tiie civil al hority 81 The unvea S,ase,.
On ihe evening Of the 13,i, nj, an attack was
made on a small, body OF kem ,er's men, abou,
unity IN humber, by tile c1,r, rs,ahdant az No
biiiey with sbont one bundled Spaniavds &C.
The commandment surpr.xed tea, abo,i II o.
eiocka night seising be,wsestas censineis and
these lew ;tc ps before nc was d,scove sed.--
A-mfs :; parry wAs completely rou,ed, four OF
i've Killed. thee wounded ana seven taken pri
soners, with then iis,se siI OF military stores.
The Spaniards ost ,wo rnsn killed, and four ,neu
wouaued.
IL WAS reported At Mobile az the last dates.
thai a nunl'et OF ,tccps were on their way from
Baton tcose 70 Mobile.
lrwas Ike general opinion there, that the go.
verncr would without hesitation deliver up Mo.
bile 10 any officer Of the Uni.ed Sia,e., who
would receive possession of 1t. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-11

Bill for erecting the Orleans territory
Into u state.
Mr. Wheaton spoke against the bill
on constitutional grounds.
Mr. Miller spoke against it, aud
moved TO strike out the whole snb-
stance Of the bill, and insert proy:si.
on for Incorporating in one state the
Orleans and Mississippi territories. !.
This motion was opposed by Mcssrs.
Rhea, (T.) Bibb, Gholson, Macon and
Poindexter.
The committee rose about 4 O'clock
without coming to q decision and, al
ter ordering the memorial of the Lee
gislature of Orleans to be printed, and
refusing to print MIR Miller's propos-
cd amendment, the House adjourn.
cd.
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Office ef1he /. SpitA of'76,,
WASHINGTON. Tanunrn S. 1R11.

FAshINCToN, j 0'auoFy D, lel l.
W. have just received lie ter from a gen.
Gle man of'high responsibility at Natchez,
Mississippi Territory, from which we
ex'fsct the following important intelli :
gcnce
"EATcHEz, Dec. 12, 1910.
"SIp,
1--WE have Just received unpleasant in
tes!igence from Florida. The people re-
isSe 10 come under the American govern.
meni, and tloodshed it IS unprecedented VIII
epsJe. he reports that have re acIed u~,
are Us substance, that Coy. Claiborne land
ed ~ ibc ulouIh az Bayou Sara, aud went
Up TO 'be towp OF 81. Fraucisydle, hall q
mile distant, where he raised the Ameri
Geo bsg, and masis 2 speech TO the people.
-hs so y IS he bad ceased speai.lng, Gen.
titois.:s e Piled, and after long harsneue,
~ wiiies ne stated that the protect on OF
ftc CHilsu ctsies he'd been refused them
uriil y was ioand they did not need it=-s
deSIsd any right ~ treaty =9ard declared
TIE Proclamation of the President aDs-s
CHARLTON IF War. lie closed by ssying he
would 80 IGtothe Fort Of Baton Rouge, and
bclofe he wcrld surrender 1t, be oiild
tury himsrlf in IT'S Ytiss. he then foght
&c rs seise Ard departed A day or Two
Ster, Snrerncr Cialbofne went 20 Baton
hooge- WIN a company Of ssulzr tro1ps,
ana T"is<d the Amer,c ~ Flag. The peo-
PIE infe :; down, and raised on.the stah the
risgti independence. THIS Vas the 81 lie
~ things three days aga-Wt anxnuxly
~ai9 'he mah ior iuitbcr Intelligence"
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WAsiiJNorov CRY, Jan. s.

twill he 5scu, BY feic,uncc 10 lhe Congrss,
s'enzi Head that on ThuHday a eoufde' ,isl
irS',aSe as Communicated b, lie Pielidcnt %
10 q b 70 ~ 0i Cops,ess Of the co6en OF !,
we o. zoe htSsrd couieetme
sd has befu atpos,'d IN inc House Of Re
lTts.0 aits's t,T the sencraf Of me chatter O.
- Hsr~ - rn- UlIed states which IS MAD.
$50 or'e q tre dsy foS Monday gcxt The. sen
ts''sn = .zcie4 =" ,l.e Howe is3u, y ,se.uie 90
&c w-rm cis,cs.i,n 20 y bich it viii uty sesuoh-
SOY s"c 'i'e' Ma. Int.
Or '"i'rNa.ion from the Mobile. on our
'om ac'h t'toitti isaowu to The 70 December
Nsh'r-t Il MS cfi'-tts rsye rLiLsned 20 ,1ei
i'"t' Co.. Kemrcs, John CSilef, and j. r.
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THURSDAY, Tan. 3.

y
communication from the Senate by
their Clerk.
TIE senate have passed the following
bills.
abb Concerning Patrick H. Fontain :
and .et
a bill Authorizing William Duva., trus-
tee of Samuel Dnval and his children, 10
sell certain lands, and 20 vest the proceeds
OF the sale in other lands for heir benefit: =
. AID they have agre ed TO the resolution,
instructing the committee appointed to ex :
anime INTO the state and condition of the
BANK OF Virginia, with anne ndments, to
winch they request the concurrence or the
House ct Delegates.
TIE House proceeded to consider the q :.
1mehdments proposed cy the Senate to the
said re solution, and the same being twice
read, were agrf ed TO by the House.
!. Ordered, That the Clerk aoGuamt the
Senate herewith.
The GGgrossed bills sVesting in Stephen
IL. Lacey, the commonwealth right u
tile real estate whereof Peier Piernet d..
ed seizsd'--
INCREASING The powers Of the trustee
OF the town CT Falmouth, IN tae coGnty o!
S:affol d.
Concerning Landon Carter
~ Establishing an inspection OF -four at the
town o. Par,1ersburg'-
10 sineud the att, entitled an act, to
amend the several laws Concerning slaves ,
were each read the third ttsne and pass.
ed.
The Speaker Lard before the House a
letter from The Governor, covering a letter
IRON James Haslett, Esq. on the sahject OF
leasing the MahGsaetprysc; Arms.
Ga MOTION, Ordered, That the said let.
Ter be iajG upon the table.
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List of Directors of the Bdak OF
1zr91nia f.r tlle brssent year.

Nor foH. Il
Richard Is. Lee
Samuel March
lanes lay lor, SEER.
Wm. A. Armistead
Martin F sk
Christopher Fry
John T. Holt
Gecrse Newton
ionn Brown
Arthur Taylor
Miles King, jr.
fEow via ofagl-
George Wilson, Sr,
Fe9erfcss0nSg-
David V. Ker
John Minor
Sonn L. Gss.,ke
John Mercer
HUH Mercer
Fieldins Lucas
Robert. Patton
WIN. 5. Stone
John scott
Ro 5err 5. Cbsw
+jphW fai,afsrro
John tioiiisg5 wns
'George French