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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22

Moniteurs have arrived this NOR.
ming OF the 2Sth and 29th uls. They
confirm the loss OF the Minotaur OF ~
guns, captain barrer off the 1exvl, in
the late tremendous gale. One lieut..
and no men were saved; the rest Pc
rished.
january 8.
The nature ofthe division last night
has been generally .misapprehended
and consequently mistated by the pub
lie papers and as it is OF great impor-
tance that It should be rightly under
stood, we shall state it correctly for
the Information Of our readers.
1t will be remembered that all the
resolutions relating to- restrictions ON
the Regent, were carried by the minis
tiers on the first night, excep. that
which related, to the household.
That resolution, as proposed by Mr..
Percevai, stood thus:
"Inat It is. the oyinion OF the COM
mittec, that the care of his maies,v's
royal person, Daring the continuance
of his majesty illness, Should BE com
United to the Queens most excellent
majesty; thar tor time t. be limit
ted. her majesty shall have tile power
to remove from, and To nominate and
appoint such persons AZ she sh Ill III nix
proper, to the several offices in his mr.
lesty's household; and to dispose, orr
der and manage all other ~ atters and
things relatiag to the care OF his ma
IJesty's royal person; and thar for the
better enabling her majesty to dis
charge this important trust, il is also
expsdIenc thar a council shall be ap-
pointed 30 advise and assist her ma
Jesty IN the several matters aforesaid:
and with the power from time 30 TING.
as they may see cause, 20 examine, up-
on oath, the physicians aud others at
tending his maiesty's person, touching
the state of his majesty, and all mat.
ers relative ,hereJo."
January A.
The Chronicle mentions the mistake
into which it fell respecting the diyi-
sion in the House of Commons on
Wednesday night, and says, that thee
error in the Newspapers pro,iuce-
whimsical effect that the uaiversal
sentiment was, that all struggle was
at an end that congratulations were
every where heard thar men shook
hands upon the event that the stock
rose &c. &c. &c. We are strongly ia
clined to suspect that the person who
saw this extraordinary hustle, is the
same gentleman that was so wonder
fully electrified the night before BY
Sir S. Romilly's speech, and who's
sensation and whose powers of percsp-
tons plust he much more acute Than
those of the rest Of mankind. It is
true, indeed, the party mip',t shake
hands and Congratulate each other up
on the prospect ofge,ting into pIl.~ a.
gain; bat it is quite ludicrous to talk.
OF the sentiment being universal.--,
When we recol!ect with what mor;fy.
+ ing indifference the p blic saw the pir-
ty SO out of Office in 1907, se can
scarcely suppose it would display aoy
very extraordinary satisfaction at their
restoration TO power now
Come difficulties have occurred REL
alive TO tie issuing Of money from the
exchequer, under the present circual-
stances. Which wer- stated to The housc.
of commons NV Mr. percevaI last NIGHT
Some papers relative to the su9iecr
were laid before the house last NIGHT,
and discussion will take place upo IA
it to night.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22
DELAWARE & CHESAPEAKE
CANAL

The ucu again ~eat into 4 COM
Diiuee OF the whole, on the bill author.
ieios the sale and grant of certain
tract or parcel of public land 70 the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22
Friday, FEB. IS.

TIE billto enable the Georgetown
Potomac Bridge Company levy mo-
ney for the object IF its Incorporation
was read third time and passed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22
WAsuroroN Cry, I.c',. fo.

~ fASiilf - v YIN ~ e t1s
Rumors have been circulating Tor
day or two past, on the au'liou,p of
private letters rom Natchez, of a
Pr fish force having reached tEri-
daj & on the paper which We reeti' ed
by the lasf raj! from Na'cheZ, are writ
ten the w"rds Ga British fleet .at
MOBILIZE" Hojwith. pg these ron.
current circu distances, we are oi b.
plnion that no credit is due TO the r.
port. II there wefe any foundation
Tor such reprn, W, should pryl'a y
have heard OF it through less rcni-
tous channel, than ,dAt through wiiien
we now receive II.
~. SsRRuRrrR, tire French, Minis.
ter, reached this city on ThGrsdsy--.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22
-: 81 "a: %: So
AlexanaI ia. Feb. h.

Letters from New Orlsans, dated
Jan. tith, give an account Of hor-
rid insurrec,ion of the Negroes near
there, up the Mississippi. Many
whites have been mardcred, and many
plantations 'burut. About 500 of the
militia had been called out. The ne.
groes wers from to 500. About %
negroes had been killed in an engage.
ment--wflen they took to the woods.
Patroles night ard day we,e ordered
at New Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22

In Senate on Saturday, Mr.. Pope
hnisred MS spt cen ngiiost the motion
to strike out the FIRST section OF the
u. States bank charter bin aad Mr..
S. Smith SPOKE some time 10 faVo- Of
the mo.io1. Tive Senate adjourned
before he completed his speech.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22

Moniteurs have arrived this NOR.
ming OF the 25th and 29th ult. They
confirm the loss OF the Minotaur OF ~
guns, captain iSarret off the 1exel, in
the late tremendous gale. One lieut..
and 10 men were saved; the rest Pc
rished.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-18

never TO feel: wi:ich subjects the h.
man heart to the scalpel, or throws y
into the crucihle and, by a preteu-
ded philosophical analysis, ro5s man
of his noblest motives, and best hopes.
and society of its strongest pillars
Be it So Let such ideas appear trieor
if intrinsically useful antiquated, if
consistent with the immutable princi-
pies of truth and nature can as
sure my readers, that Henry Sanford
is proud, not ashamed of this moral
rust Of antiquity
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-18
Property for Sale.

THE subscribev will dispose of his HOUSES
and LOTS by Priva'e sale, at an Ame be.
tween now andyuy neat They fotm$ conve
nient Tesidenee fcr family, aAsl..isf point of
Meath and prospect, The situation is not surpass.
ca by any IN this pace.
James Brander.
Manchester, April 11tb, 1911. Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-18

I'll counseli'd force, BY its own native weight,
Precipitately falls with happier fa e,
The immortal Gods upraise just designs.
FranciS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-18
FOR rdE Argus.
THE
PHILANTHROPIST.
(No. III.)

b" Tis consiE exters mole ruit sua
Pm temperatam Di quoque brovehunt
In m,guS :"
Hor. l.. 8. cd. d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19

n WISH to sell the following very VIZ C.2RL:3
Il PRO('ERIY.--4AM Manufacturing Mill IN sco1
order, finished upon tic newest plans; running
pair OF Burr ard one pair Coiugn stones-lhe stA.-
ton IS equal to almost any in Virginia being aneS-
ate,y on navi,able water, where crafts can load AT tue
mill door, and III the heart Of awealt.y eoln,sy
where large crops OF Nhlat are made At the u,Il.
which is on Hoskins's Creek and within tw inis sNr
Iappaisnnock the port cf entry Tor jtaplaha..icc.S
kner) have built bridge the creek, aiioitiirss
great con'enence tn the different nei3hboarhcods.
consequently considerable advantage to- the iui--s
man well skilled in milling business, it'll the II
small capital, may from. to 5vO0 dollars pea.
annun, clear of every eApence. Few mills Get more.
country custom, and 1t is an excellent stand Tor 0rv-
gerry Store. ais AC .at ~
Two Store Houses in this place. on the river bank
oil brick two stories high with good cc,ias there,
six fire places in this house, and at little expence
it can be well fitted for merchant with fansy.--
The Other house is ut wood and well fixed for y, dry
good or grocery store both from situation have nd
vantagcs any other stand ia the place. a.. thu,
lots which with the river bank afford beautiful
site for buildings of any kind. ~.
| A Large Warehouse, immediately on the waters
edge, where vessels of almost any size load Wits
con'enience amt dispatch; the house will hold tea
thousand bushels Grain, besides tobacco, $sc.-Am
Inspection OF otacco beng established ~ this place
and ss.the lower part OF this house is IT, be sc, fo
That purpose, handsome rent storage NAV alise
ironrthat The ferry at this place the Kappa
| hannock with convenient water lot-,.;s ferry
brings Inc in about l0o. per aiuum, clear vi every
1 eSpence. go
! Four unmproved Ldks, two of which a,l;on thos.,
ON the river bank, and give ine view up aud down
| the river. @E .
| a Iract Of Land in the county of Westmoreland.
three miles from the court house, containing abonr
one hundred and eighty acres-the buildings are To-
ierahle, hit want some repairsthere is good MIL
| II Ir0ct " Land, adjoining my mill, containing
three hundred acres-tis aIid very well tiniberel :.
the soil goo'' and its convenience to Tappkhannock,
on account OF fire wood, makes it very valuable.
l pp lurga , chi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-19

VRGlNi y :---As q Superior Conrt of
Chancery, holden 1T the Capitol in the
lily CT Rithmoi.d, the oath day of Sept. 1911,
Macon Ford and E..,mins, aud Elizabeth Ford, BY
the said Macon Ford, teir pext friend, children of
DIARY Ford, deed Samuel Weaver and Polly his
wife, john Patiaan, w i!ain Pa;rnan, James WATSON
pn.nan, Betsey Pstnan and Nancy Patnan-which
sid Polly, john, William, James, Betsey and Nan
ey, are children N S,,s;,nna Patnar--and John Wad-
dill. Molly Waidiil, James d. WaJdl, Elizabeth
W a,di.l and Susanna Was.di,l, children OF Ann
aGdill, Prs.
AGAINST 81
James Wado, administrator of William Biggsr,
dec d. Susanna patina, the younger, and Wiiani
Wwl'iiI, 81 Dgf'tS.
The Defendant, Susanna Pa,man, the younger,
not having entered her appearance and given security
;accoirin.s 70 the Act of assembly and the Rules Oi
this Court, and IL appearing the satisfaction of tic
Court, tiat Size rs not inl'itar OF this county
on moton of ;he Plaintiffs b. tle;r colnsel-Is a.
ordeyec, That the said Dccl,Ian, 10 appear here or
the first day OF the teria, AID answer to the
bill ttllc tt,ntiis-aad TIA; copy ofths order be
ior;,'~t nscttet in some put.ic newspaper printrt
in the Sitv nj R,shnun,i, tur two months successive
~ ad posted 4. the font door Of The Capital, til,
! said City.
Il Coby. 1estc
HILLEl.H -. Eil:..slY.NrGi, c. c.
| Nov. l.. WSw
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December Il.

2 EMOVAL-JOHJs' 81 JOSEPH EOYCL..
y jr. Booksellers, Binders aytStatoaers respect
tai'y a:qnaint their friends and the public that they
nave removed from their former situation To the one,
lately occupied by Mr. Iiiard, and the second doom
ioove Mr.. James Browns yen;i,,e Office. rlsa
gTaey take this opportunity TO return their acS-
nowledgmcnts for the liberal encouragement they
nave experienced, and with grateful gense OF tls,
iayors they have received, beg leave inform the
idic that they have opened smother store at Lynch.
bng in this state, '.hcre te Bookselling Binding s.
Stationary business, is carried on under the iInmedi
ate direction OF Joseph Boyee, Jr.
They will always be regularly supplied both il,
Richmond and at Lynchburg, with general assort-
ment OF every article in the several branches of their
business, and have it in their power to execute an,
orders they may be favored WITH At the shortest no
tcc and on the most reasonable terms. -
N Is. An assortment; is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise further
supply OF Stationary. They have lately received =,
variety Of the best and newest pieces OF music, and
are now opening for sale, Musical Instruments, vio-
Inns, Flutes an,l Flies -
December 10. eptS
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VIRGINIA At q Superior Court Of
v Chancery, holden at the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, the eth day OF Sept. 1911. ~
Edwin James Haryic, executor of John Harvie,
deed. and the sai,i>fdwin James arvic and Jaluc-
lin B. Aaryc, as deyisces OF the SAID John Har,ie
desd s-@ Pft..
John Hopkins & Cornelia his wife, William Hode>
sun and Pctia his wife, Richard Il. &C. a,!mnst,-,-
tor OF William I.udwe Lee Corbin Griffin, Samuel
&. Adams Alexander NIcI,ae, Charles Copeland aud
Martha Stras. widow and reject Of George r. Stras,
decd. Emily Stras AID Joseph Stras, infant children
and heirs at law Of the said George T. Stras deed.
by the said Martha Stras, specially assigned their
giaran, DYES.
n The defendants, John Hopkins and Cornclia his
wife, w illiam liodeson & Poria his wife, ard Alex
amber Mcliac, not having entered their appearance
and given security according the Act Of Assembly
and the rules of this court and it appealing to the
satisfaction of this court, dat they are not inhabitants
OF this country---on motion of the plaintiffs by their
counse-Itis orieytd that the said defendants do
appear here tine first day of the next term aud an
sser the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of thi,
order be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper pub
sled in tl,e City oi Richmond tor two months Sue
ceseivcly, and posted the iron; door of the Capito
i'll the SAID City.
Il Cory. 1este,
WM. w. HENING, c. c.
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\ ALUABIE L.AND, ROE saLE.--ln pursu-

~ ALUABIE LAND, FOR S.9LE.---In pursu-.
ance OF n decree OF the county court OF IIenree
entered in cause between George Grec.ow aud
othsrs, pitts aud Elizabeth T. NounshusbaEd, a,imrS:
aiid SANK. r Parsons, admir-. VIII, the will annexed
or Pc asan Younglusbsnd, deed. and the nfaut chit
drsn OF the said Pheasant Noungl,ust,i, viis the,
susef Lers who are named commissioners in tbs;
ssd decree, viii on Tuesday The l;h day Of January
next, expose 10 sale a. public auction, the prems-
es, tor CASH, such part OF te OF land of which,
the said i'ieasant Young HUSBAND. died seized called
Cox tr:ci, as hes within tlie following boundary, u,
wit--bc,na.ns az the siti-eas of Mics Sch.
tiens tract OF land and extending thence due east te
the back hne OF said Coxs tract, thence mort, waviy
with the SAID back line lines 10 A.msn's creek amt
from c'bcgia.nS with sedris and Lcwiss lines to
Almans oreck 10 include al the said tract esr-
ed Coxsnorahwaft of line drawn due eas, from the
southeast corner OF said Seld,,s rset-s,i by con-
sent OF the parties concerned, the SAID aI,d win he
sold together, AN lots accommodate purchasers
asmay seem hest and convenient atthe time "a
sale. HIM .Jfoyrg,e NJ
i. Robi,snh,
~ Fed. l'.elSants.
December ~. eptda
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MILITARY INSTITUTIONS.

The public begin to feel that Congress is
acting up to the exigency, and is about to
prepare the country against the necessary
effects of war. That war has been Begun
with British arms & by the Indians lnstigat-
cd BIO British emissaries. The blood Of the A
merican citizens have been already shed III
actual war, begun undeclared.
X letter addressed to the editor of this pa
per OF the 18th Nov. says. The news OF
!" this day Is, but probably it VIII reach you
. before this, that the Chcrol.ccs have dri-
ven ~ the troops employed i'll cutting ,he
. road III the southern part Of he Mlssis-
sippi territory, and that Is Of our troops
have been Killed by then--l cannot assert
that this Is actually the case, but from
- Tie quarter wheEcc it is receiy ed, have
90 no doubt of the truth Of it shcult,
" expect that by shis time the eyes oi the ex
'ecutive and Congress, will be opened to the
. source OF a.! these aggressions, and that
8 neutrality-suspicious. beyond Certain IL
- niits amcuuts to treachery to the intcrc sts
y OF the people"
The Indian war on the south and ON the
west, and the military force oil the north,
taken i'll combinations with the insolent tone
q Mr.. Foster Oh his arrival, and tile disorr
gers which the British agent are cndeayor-
ing to stir up in our scapor:s, and the Open
resistance which they ayow and recommend
against the laws leave no doubt, that Con-
gross has acted so far rather short perhaps
OF what the state of the nation calls for.
What Mr.. Porter OF New-York stated,
however, is perfectly just, that it would be
lmprudcnt TO declare war until you arc pre-
psred Tor X the exigency requiring it, the
first duty Of Congress, therefore, is to hrcEare
for Is
In all human afairs, much Of the success
c:evcry undertaking, depends upon the man
ner and place of beginning. This is no tine
q dwell upon individuals or parties, nor to
indulge rcsentTnents ,c&citc passions Oh
tne score Of individuals CT the foilics or
errors OF men. What we have in view al
tbs moment to iDvife aitehtion to lie fro
fsfHDtH!,tn "iakfng miitary hrefaration8.
.9urora
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VIRGINIA At a Superior Coul1 Of
Chancciy, holden at the Capitol i'll the
CITY af Richmond, the end day o. September, 1911.
David Stephenson ard AlcSanGcr Duncan, adinr's.
OF William Dr-.,s nOnd, deceased, IS!iS.
.4gGinst
Thomas SotitIicomb, Colbert Patton, Charles
CroughtoD and john WicxhaI1,. Osffs.
The defendant Thomas Scu.leoi.,b, not having
catered his appearance and given security ggcOrGii
10 ihe act Of assembly and the rules Of this coc, gnd
It appearing to tic satisfaction OF tic court that I've s.,
not an inhIbtant OF this cOuntry--on motion OF the
plaintiffs ly their counsel, IL IS oyderei, That the
sad defendant DO appear here tae fst Gay OF tIe
next term, and answer the bin of tie plaintiffs and
hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
ucwspaper psbiisbed il tie City OF Richmond, for
two mon.ls ge"esiyo!y and possd at the front door
Of the Capitol in ti,c said c.ss.
Copy. Toac.
VIZ. ". HENYING, c. &C.
E0vembes g. wsw
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MURPHY & CRUNiP, fourth door above
w the Bell Tavern, Richmond, have ON
hand an assortment OF GROCERIES, CHINA,
GLASS aud CE0CKERY WARE, wiliel. tIox oiyec
for sale on reasonable terms, or in exchange fa,,
country produce. -, .-,
They have Just received supply Of fresh TeasS
London Porter, and Salt in sacks, liverpool flied
November %. - r.
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Z 5OCv. BofIANNA,s w. $ taken room over Ry-
~ an Wiikins' AUCTION - the 4,ii door A.
bove Maket-bi.dge where lie OFFS Us sy;'vieea 70
thc ciuzens q i;ir'I1nni anil its ,icia.y, IN the
I'PACTYCE # .tfEDIcLNI,. S{fRh;ERr- gHi
NbDItFERf. Tie promises the rost prompt &
punctua attendance. to tiose who may consult him.
~ the lac Of lis profession
\, 2 Doct. u. viii attend anl firai.h Medicine
for the Poor, gratis
poccp,ber T. isw,0wp
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E7ANCY GOODS &, NIILLINERY.-P
Y 6crt DaUidsol has just received a hand
some assortment of FANCY GOODS g .1fYl.LE
.NsEff, which he offers for sale Composite the Globe
1avern,) on the mostreaso,able terl.,s-Te .;iiii.
nery and lis;afud-.liakiMg will be attended to by
slrs Davidsonas formerly All orders will be pune
tualy executed, and in the most fashionable manner
X. ID. having made arrangemeptst TO procure from
the north the newest fashions the s,,ortes. notice
'.-r'oV. l., Il
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NJ iRGINlA.--A, a superior Court OF
Chancery, holden at Ii. Capitol, in the City of

NJ iRGiNIA.-A. a superior Court OF
Chancery, holden at tb. Capitol, in the City oil
Richmond, the 26th dag ofSept. 1sil--
Lucy Armistead, William Arinistead, Addison
Dowles Armistosd, LEWIS Gustavus Adoiphus Ar
iDistead, Walker Keith Armistead Francis Gillies,
t.andon Carter OF Richmond County, Mary Durlseli
Carter, i,is wife, john Dang clfcd ofEssey, and Elc-
nor Bo"ics Da.serfod his wife, PITS.
.4gainst
ward, Cassius, john II. Shirley and Mary Carter,
Turner, specially assigned their guardian, Ed
mund Brooke, alii'r. Of the said Edward Carter,
ilebe Garter as the widow and dowercss Of Robert
Carter, decd and Alfred, Robert, John, Hebc aud
William Iflnior Carter infant chIidfun OF the said
Robert ana iIcbe Carter, by the SAM Hebe Carter,
specially assigned their guardian, Richard IL. Hen
dersn ard Charles Tyler, adin'rs Of the said I.u-
bert Carter, decd, Lar10n Carter, John C;itcr,
George Carter, William T. Carter, Edward Ca ter,
Tidbal and Betscy his wife, Lewis Bcckwith and
Matilda has wife, 1ef'ss.
The Defendants Alfred, Robert, John, Hcbe, aud
William landon Carter, infant ciil rem OF Robert
and i;ebe Carter, by the said Hcbc Carter specially
assigned their Guardian, not having entered their a-
pealancc and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and it appear
ing to tbs satisfaction OF the Court, that they not
inhabitants % this eountry-on motion OF the Plain
tiifs by their CounselJt IS ordered Thst the said
defendants do appear here The first day CT the
term and answ the Bu of the p,intiiis--and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in som
newspaper Published in the City OF Richmond, for
two months succesyely and posted the front door
OF tic Capitol, in the said City,
4 Copy. Ieste,
VIZ. w HENING, c. c.
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IL ANK OFtyIRGlNIA.-Thc annu; meeting cs
~ the Stockholders tor the purpose of electing b.
rectors OF the Bank of Virginia aud the several Off
GERS Of Discount aud Deposit, will be held on Mon
day the 9th day OF January As certain propositions
Of Importance. viii be submitted the consideration
OF the Stockholders that day il is desirable thai
the meeting should be full one, and those who can
not attend personally, will be pleased appoint sub
stitutes.
JoHV BRoCKENBROUGH CosHr.
Dec' ~ Gavin
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NiRHlH At Il superior Court of
Chahccry, holden at iho Capitol, in the
City OF i'ieim",l. the Oh day of September, 1871
Robert Bnihns, Fff.
John Bell, William Cumming, Robert Burchett
Edward Powell, Richard T.. Taylor, William john
son, executor OF the last will aud testament of Will
am bot.s deceased, also john Wilder, Frederick
Williams, James aud john Dunlop, merchants and
partners William and Henry iiaxail merchants and
partners, Archibald Gracic Daniel Anderson * Ro-
bert Walker, merchants and lartncrs, under the
iIrm and name of Oracle, Anderson and Company
George Brown and John Mutter, merchants * part
ners, under the firm of Brown and, Alutter Travis
HARDWOOD, and John V. Wilcox, merchants and part
ners, under the arm OF iiarwood ;t,si, Wieoy John
u Davis, William Bowten, Thomas Rennett, Ed
mnnd Is. Holloway and David " aiser, Defts,s
The defendants William Cumming, James Dun
lop, partner of the mercantile firm al James and
John Dupiot /, Archibald Oracle, one of the partners
OF the late firm of Oracle, Anderson ail, Company
and Frederick Williams not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according the Act o;
Assembly and the rules of this court, and appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that they are not
inhabitants OF this coun,ryon motion OF the plaintiff
BY his counsel 1t is ordered! That the said defend
ants do appear here tie first day Of the next term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newsIa-
per Published in the City of Richmond, for two
months saocessise'y, and posted at the front door
the Capitol, in the said City. r.,-. m
ACopy. Tcste, s
VIM. w. HENING, C. 6.
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BosToN, December Z

DOSJON, D9ccmDCr 7.
.Te1o &1Ghish acknowledgements we
received Caraccas GG1elieS TO The ist No
SemGtr. They exhibit more the appear
'nts ~ IRE papers Chan any Spanish Jour
nnis we have before seen AID they breathe
Throughout a genuine spirit Of Independence
The spanish Cortes arc handled with much
Seserity but they express good wishcs for
u.e triumph Q! ;i- patriot caasc in Spain
Gen. -AIahHsA, witil division of lis ar
my, arrived at Caracas the 28th Octobcy,
tron Tho Conquest cf Valencia aid was
congratulated By ule Supreme Executive
a having deserved wei Of the coun:r,
ihe fxecuti.e is composed ofB&.;a1ar "a.
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