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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-30
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Jan. Term, 1919.
ORDERED, That the administrator OF
Robert w Kirk, decd, do insert the toll
lowing advertisement three times, IN the A
lexandria newspapers.
A copy Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Alexandra. Nov. %.

WAS committed to the Jail of this county
runaway. a negro man, who says his
name is DAVID THOMAS--he is about
feet or inches high, and about 40 years
of age, of light complexion, and is said to
belong to a Mrs. Disges of Prince Georges
county, Marylsnd---he has lived in this town
some years The owner is requested to ceme
and prove the property, pay charges x take
him away, otherwise he will be disposed OF
as the law directs.
James Campbell, ja'ler.
December 2 lawn
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-30
EARTHQUAKE AGAIN!

An Earthquake, the same in its effect and
duration as the one of the 9Th December last,
was felt III this town yesterday at 80 minutes
after in the morning. Many persons were.
inclined to doubt the evidence of sensation,
and were willing to ascribe the conclusion to
any but the true cause but the same sensa-
tons being experienced in every part of the
town at the same instant, left no doubt of its
being the shock fan Earthquake.
Though the morning was perfectly calm,
yet articles suspended from walls and ceilings,
were shaken to and fro with violence that
even the wind could not have produced
Persons who were standing or walking, felt
sensation similar to that produced by the
rocking of ship In boisterous sea; many
were thrown off their equipoise, and could
with difficulty keep from falling. Every clock.
in the place was stopped.
Arrived sleop Saybrook, Watkins, 90 day,
from Rio Balize, Spanish Maine.) Left there
barque Mary, Halliday, for Portland, time OF
sailing uncertain brig Foreknox, Thomas,
for ditto, uncertain; schr. Leila Ann, Cunning
ham, of this port, for Charleston, to sail In s
days schr. Fair American, Martin, OF and tor
Baltimore, uncertain sehr. Minerva, Row
land, Just arrived from New York
: The brig Trim, from Boston bound to Alex
andria, went up the bay yesterday.
The American Barque Packet from ST. Pc
tersburgh, bound to Marblehead, laden with
hemp, iron and cordage, foundered at sea on
the I'd November, in lat. Al, 10, long. %
The crew was taken off by the ship Eglantincs
of Port Glasgow, bound to Falmouth.
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Domestie Manufacture Company,
A N Election for Directors of the Do
n nestle Manufacture Company of A.
lexandria, will be held at the Courthouse, on
the second Tuesday (the llth) of February
next betwixt the hours of two and six in
the afternoon.
John Macleod. agent.
N. By the articles of association, two
of the present Directors are ineligible for a
reelection.
January 20 81
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY MORNING, January 80.

tsTo sHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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exceed eight seconds Of time, and all those
who felt it complained Of a giddihess for Some
minutes after the tremor of the Earthquake
ceased"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

cult task 20 connect the Two as assistants q
each other. But whatever be the study, u
the ideas, as they ara acquired, are singly
famliarized to the mind, without harry or
confusion, aud 80 arranged As 70 arise in =
regular and easy gradatiOn. the pupil will
advance surprising lengths n Improvement.
Let person make the experiment vita q
child Of almost any age, or apparent csPacI-
~, and he will soon cease 10 wonder NJ the
tales, which are sometimes told OF mirscu-
lous proficiency, and maturity Of mind equal
10 manhood, IN boys OF six years old. The
principal reason why such rapid progress is
not common, is the want Of proper explans-
ton and method. There is nothing child
is less likely 20 comprehend, than train Of
arguing briefly stated IN words. Que terms
are seldom distinctly Ineligible, 10 them,
the principles, from which we begin, sre Of
ten totally strange, and The method, in which
we proceed, must be altogether unknown TO
Them. To reason with child in abstract
erms upon abstract principles j. like giving
him an algebrsica demonstration, not only
before he is acquainted with the peculiar
terms Of that science, but before lie has been
praclced in any knd Of mathematical de-
auctions whatever. Explanation can be
made 10 children only by the most plain de-
vices, something analogous 20 what il alrea
dy familiar TO them and attempts 70 do il
by other means are not only useless, but
have a tendency 10 discourage rational curl
osity. The pupil cannot perceive what the
instructor assures him is so plain his "a
ger bat unsuccessful attempts to understand
gain him nothing but harshness and ridicule
and surely he has every ressonto be DISCUS
ted with pursuit, where the road j. al
rugged and dark, the company abusive, and
the end lie knows nothing where.
AS striking contrast of The mode OF eX'
ercising the understanding alluded u above,
one can hardly avoid noticing a very com
mon method Of instructing pupils, especially
young ladies', IN some OF The scientificAl bran
cbes Of education. A selection Of the most
important sentiments is made in the author
10 be read, and the SCHOLAR is required 10
commit them verbatim TO memory. In ,hIS
manner kind ofcstechlsm is got by wrote,
which is responded to u regular set of que.
lions with the precision OF cloCkwoIk, and
abou. the same degree of intelligence. il
is astonishing To notice how little of general
idea Of a sui CT is acquired by this practice,
and how soon il puts n sleep all speculative
curiosity. An active young Miss will com
nit 10 memory every rule ~ arithmetic,
without being able to calculate single
question; every important date in chronolo
~ or fact in history, without being able y
calculate single question every important
date n chronology o. fact in history, with
5u; gaining any idea Of the general relation
Of events; the boundaries, latitude &c ofev-
place ia geography, and moi be able to
locate one Of them on the globe. Her habit
Of application becomes such, that she will
scorer commit to memory literal m whole
pages OF an author, than make all abstract,
of dozen words in length, of has semi
ments. l.. n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

THE 7th volume Of MafachuGetts Reports,
is received aud ready for delivery, at the
hCoknoIe Of HYrt LOAD & Co w keep
conilantlY on haod for lAle az their Store, fgn
ofthe Bible, Exsbazgs Ryesf Portland, very eK~
Ien6ve collection Of Law, Ciafical TheOiogiO-
Al and Medical Books The following with
many others have been recently received 80
Coke on LittIetou, Days's Edition; P4yley's
works in vols 8 vo; Corvifart on the organ
&c dfeale of the heart Thacher on hydropho-
bia Alton on ;he Nature and Principles of
1afte; a di6er,atiou on the Sinaitic aud Abra-
hamic Covenants, by Rev Daniel Dow. Haw
ies' ComRuoicants Spiritual companion-ITh
valuable work may be had neatly bound and
letered for so cts. or in Extra binding for IS
cts The believers Pocket companion, by the
author Of The Spiritual Trealury"-Price
so cents,
Mr. Richards zddrefs At the Funeral OF Mrs.
Cumming Dare Sarah Emmons Of this place.
Memoirs Of Mrs Ramiay Zee PanupGf for
July, Page ~ Fields Sermons on divine gov
eminent MAYORS Piuiarch, sc sc.
This day publifhed and for laIe as above,
Il Sermon on the ProtbecieJ,
by FRANCIS Brown, 4. M MiniAer Of the
gofpei III NorihYsrmouth
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HYDE, LORD & co keep conGautIy for
fale all kinds IF School Books now in ule 10
This vicinity, by whOlelae or retail, aud have
made arrangements in B. R5h and other places
BY which they wilt be able TO keep their al
fortuent always complete. Thoie who favor
shem with heir orders, may depend on having
chem fu " and promptly arfwered, and on the
mott rea.Onabie terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
BARTLETT ADA rs,

INTENDING to remove from I rtland this
fall, offers for fale marble. & e and free
fone, chimney pieces, hearths, Fps, paint
mills, flags and millers; Tomb and Grave
Zones sc &c ANY perion wifi lgto pur-
ehare any of the above, or any other Stone
works IN his line, may perhaps De better fuited
by early application.
All perlons indeb'ed are requefea to make
payment, thols Whole notes and accounts are
Of more than one years Handing will he put IN
fut il NOT paid before the tenth day of Oct
next and thole who have any demands a
CAN'T him will exhibit them without delay,
Portland, Sept a. 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
HULL'S ARMY.

By letter from Brigade Major
Peale to Brig. Gen. Perkins, il ap-
pears that the reinforcements fent
on to Hull were 4vifb9ut ammunition 7 7
Major Peafe whilpers very fottly
in a nota bene, in these words" Il
is of the utmof importance that ex-
petition be ufed and if the traps are
frmJbed 7Uitb ammunition ii 5uiH be Of
GREAT USE on this PRESSING occa-
fion"
No friend Of the people, and no
lover Of his country, can hut his
ewes to the fact, that The prefent Cab
met are not qualified to manage a
war. IF the officers Of General
Hull dare fpeak freely, they would
not (uffcr their General to b. a5ufed
for the faults Of minifry. Ii is faid
that his men fuffered to fckneG aud to
death, for want of the necelIaries Of
life
1t is faid thar a perfon who well
underhood the character Of Mr.. Mad
lion, declared, ,hat his 7gedknei5,
would leave his armies to ID defca-
ted, and his canning would then taft
en the blame Un hls officers and il Il
further laid, that this was no lefs q
perfon than Mr.. Giles Of Virginia
~. n 6fszs. 2.
The u. S. brig Yipey has been cap
tured by Briafh frigat-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
a+TO PRINTERS.

RIFT INV (eru;ce on the l0.h ina in viola
II ton OF 40 agreement lHoMAs DSo"N'@
boy about ~ years OF age VINO lew yeas
fuee came aud folici;ed me % take hIm a. al
Apprentice 70 the Printing BufineIs. under.
nand he left here for Bottom with view q
letting himlelf as sOrrryraaT :: i i hoped thaI
no Printer will be 10 unmindful Of hisIntereH
As 20 encourage this practice, particularly when
no other reafon 10 publication Of bis eIoPe-
msnt, can be aligned, than the Prolped OF
gain. ARIhOk sFiiNi'N
C,szetfe- Cfr, Sses "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

To fcreen themlelves from merited
difgrace and contempt, the admins
traticn are attempting, through their
publick organs to make Gen. Hull
the Z" jcapegoat." We neither over
rate nor underrate the capacity Of this
officer. We fpoke of him before
his dilaster, as we do now AS a
brave man, a good dilciplinarian,
qualified for fubordinate pOf, but
unfit 10 command an army Sill in
no refpect is he inferior to Dearbourn,
and in every refpect is he fuP5rior to
Chandler. But iome one mutt be
facrihced, 10 appeafe the rcfentment
OF difgraced and mortified party,
and MIR. Madifon is not 10 BE- the
man, The idol of democracy de-
mands victim, and General Hull,
one of its Jealous worlhippsrs is to be
branded as coward and traitor and
given up. We protect againit this
injuaice, though it is not our affair.
We doubt not it will soon appear,
that the naturalization are reiponf-
bic to the country for the difaitrous
fate of the North WefeTn army.
Rspr, fsyyl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
Cnrd Won1 WanfeG.

NTANTED TO purchafe for the Work
w Houie in Portland, from Nifty to one
Hundred Cord. Of good Wood 10 be delivered
At faid Houle a. loon az may be- for which
cath will he paid on delivery-any perion
willing to contract to furnifh the fame will
plea(e 70 leave their ptopolals il writing with
MIR William Lord, or with the Matter Of iaid
Work HOule
Sent "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
SOLOMON BOYCE,

CONTINUES TO receive additional ziTort-
- ments Of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory Of Wilkinfon, Greene & Co.
near Providence (R ID ConfIting Of Cling
hams, Stripes, Cheeks, shifting, Sheeting, Bed
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, and threa.
ded white aud colOured Stocking yarn, white
and Coloured sewing Cotton, % &c.
Thele goods being from one OF the oIdelt
and bet eltabIiihed Factories IN America, are
4, leaf of equal qualuy 10 any made in this
cOuntry.-Ohopkeep and Others can be lup.
piled at the Fatlory prices.
Eke5aags R'est POrtl0ad 9 no. 7, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
A7osp -pbie6 ayr t5t Joliozvisg, or.

lr7o-g -pbisb a,rtb JoAiorvisg, ViE.
True Anderlon's Pills-Hoopers do,-Cal-
omel-C antharides--Ca Gator Powdered Red
Bark-Gum Opium --Camph Gamboge-
Tragacnth-shavedI lingl als-London Lancets
Oil Anile-do. PEPPERMINT Powdered
Ipecac--rurkey Rhubarb-Gentian--V aIer-
isn-Efential Salt Of Lemon Colts foot
Lozenges-Jesuit Drops-Harlem Oil &c.
ALSO
Linfeed Oil, boiPd and unboild-Spirits
rpen,ine-Copal Varniih-Jspan for dry
ing Powdered Litharge-Gum Copal-do
Shellzc- Ground and uRground Paint Bruihes
White Wslh do.-Ssih Tools-Camels
Hair PenciIs--Sand Paper-Gold aud Silver
Leaf-Glafs luit1ble for Clock Faces-Coch
nsal-Roman VitrioI-Indigo- Alum Cop
perals-Ground Logwood-do. Redwood
Nader, &c. &c
A few Calks Red Lead.
- Pot nd Pearl afhes conRanly for Eale.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

reGaance gentry of the prefent day.
This good lady, though fhe faw Bur
goyne and his army prifoners. would
never believe TO her dying day that
they were captured By the Ameri-
cans.-N n. EU Psf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
YOUNG MEN

WHO want 70 make for ihemlelves good
Farms, may find iome excellent L.ts in
No s, IN The cOun y of Oxford, in the Grant
made TO Dumer Academy, which they may
purcha(e upon liberal credit For terms
ap7ly 70 Major IoEL RosINsON, or 70 Lieut..
IoHN ROBINSON, IN Paris
Srpt a 1912 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

HE fubieriber's Evening" school will com
j. mence Tbii Ev.-irg for inhruding in
the utual branches Of Educa.ioH ard he
hopes itill 70 merit The confidence Of his EN-
PIoyers. Terms four dollars per quarter. 10
cluding Candies, Pens, &c-At The fame
fchool will be laugh, Navigation, Surveying,
Book keeping, Lunar Obiervations by Dunn
Linear Fab rs, and Mr. ROckwell's Iytem of
PeunmAnihip, by pvPil of his
WILLIAM MOODY.
Sshler-h.- "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
ERIN FOR sale.

HANDSOMELY ftuated in Corhsm, at a
4 \ place called Horie beef 81 miles from
Portland, containing about 90 acres of good
Land, with haudiome two flory Dwelling
Houie thereon-For particulars enquire of
{. GRRELY, No }, Long Wbs,f
5Ely Is, 1912 Uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
NOTIE.

A LII perfons indebted to the fubfcriber by
Notes, or on account. Of more than AZ
months Handing are informed that unleis they
are paid before the 9th Of O6. next they will
without determination be lefl with an A!tor-
uey for collection.
THOMAS CHADWICK * Co.
Sept 4, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
REMOVAL.
Gould & Webfer.

Gould & Weblter,
HAVE removed from their late land 10 the
= corner 0ore mo 81 foot Of Jones Row,
Exchange itreet. lately improved by Mr. Ne
hemlah Cram, where they have iulf opened
large afortment Of
HATS;
confltiug Of
MILITARY HATS,
Firh, Second and Third quality HATS, from
the Portland Hat Factory,
Drab Hats, large aud fmall brims,
Patent Silk Waterproof Hats,
Large ahortment Of Napr Hats,
Feit Hats, all kinds, manufactured "a above,
~ The above may Ne had wholeiale or re.
tail will Be warranted genuine, and a. cheap
= The eheapeit--in town
@ Calh given for all kinds Of Hating &
Shipping Furs Poyt!as4. Sept z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
ATTACK UPON CANADA.

The Montpelier paper, Of the 10th
init. Jays -" Information from va
rious quarters induce belief that
ferrous attack is foon to be made up.
on Lower Canada. Gen. Dearborn
with his army is faid to be on the
march for Plattfburg, near the Cana
da line. About 90 Of the United
Stares' Light Dragons paHed thro'
this place Taft week for Burlington
The DRAFTED MILITIA, in this ana
other parts Of the State, have receive
ed orders 10 march Immediately for
Burlington, where great preparations
are faid to be making BY the troops,
for Witt into Canada"
Nezv-16rk State is all alive with
County Meetings upon the alarming
condition into which weak and
wicked Standardization have plunged
the country. The Friends of Peace
in WefcheRer County have had J
full meeting on the attn inf They
were addrefed BY that veteran in pol
itics, Mr.. GoUvERNEUR MoRRIs,
They pahed refolutions TO ihow that
there were no adequate caules for
the war; and they chofe the fol-
lowing luxurious citizens to repre-
fent them in a STATE CONVENTION,
viz JOHN jar, GovRRNEUR MORRIS
and PETER Jay Munro. figures.
Queens County had meeting on
the 9Th, conducted i'll the fame lpirit
with that of Wefchefer. G. z.
B9gert. and Rufus King, Efquires, adj
dreGtd the meeting on this location;
and the following gentlemen were
choien Representatives to State
Convention, viz. Rufus King, Al6ert
II. james and Richard Bedei, Eiquires.
A writer in late democratick pa
per, whole pulfe has increaied to Fe-
GER Heat, bordering on aeliriual, fays,
A." One grand eBf1rt will refore US the
pofeGion Of MICHIGAN, and difplay
the flag of the nation on the qOaAr of
MONTREAL In addition to the for
tihcationa of this walled city, Sir
George PrevOR, with formidable
Britith army (Rho have feen feryice
in every quarter Of the globe) had ar
rived there from Quebec and had
exprefed his determination TO dill
pure Canadian,grouHd, inch BY inch,
with General Dearborn, whenever he
fhould I5o1U his new war coat in his
province, or dilturb his reb9Ie by Mr..
MADIsoN's "great guns and cutlery
1vare." 1t is laid ProcLlmGti9ns will
not be deemed cont, dBlnd g z0ar IN
Canada, as they may prove iource
Of annje1eRt, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
Harvard College Lottery.

PRIZES.
: OF 10000 10 of 500
of 5000 so of 100
6 Of 600 100 50 and
1907 Of 20, 10, and
This cIafs draws on the 23d init Tickets
1t $50 Quarters at D. so for lale At 5. PAT
TENS Bo5le0vs and L0ftay etFes
n B A HoUsE fuilabIe for large family 20
be let by PATTEN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
EVENING SCHOOL.

TIE iuhtcriber will open his evening School
This Evening, Sep. IA. Al Wen School
Houie, where ne will teach Reading, Wr,.ing,
Engiiill Grammar, Arithmetic, surveying,
Navigation and Geography, with The ule oS
Maps and Globe'---Never va The Gudy Of
CreGRAFHY more inJerelting than At pretent
when every newtpaper brings iome ruierea-
ing information whica without Geographical
knowledge Is totally usintelhgihle. A olaf. Of
young men may be accommodated with Maps
and CODES, and not be confined TO he requ.
lar hours OF the ichooi.
MOSES HALL.
SER u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
TO M0tberS Parents and GuaYdi-
ans !

A AhVLOCJS 4 6fCHO HU< ONDI az
ans
10 THE foiio7uisg aB9ya9 Of letter from
MeArs FL riunt and son. Northampton, 10
'r T. Conway. No. 5, Green R,eef, B9fon, ProVss
fbsy HPs'Or sbTsay #
Dir. kelte'S Botanical Drops !
" "A young man in The town Of Chellerield,
has been cured of an eruption Of about 8 years
ltanding ~ your BotoaieaI D-oeI" after trying
az sfbsr Medicine "a gain preiume he would
give you a certificate if deGred -Northamp-
ton, Aug 10, 1872 A5fraE7 efa lefte, Jror7
DR.. VIM. Todd, Ssco, TO w. 4 Conway your
Botanida Drop are q ngaF sEfeIisnt AMI CERTAIN
cure for all cutaneCus eruPtons."
Thefe drops are radical cure for Furry, ,aif-
vbez@, legs, Eleert, Irefsia IprO,y pmblsJ IA
(Tpbea ms'esry bSs aied) all isea,ifies Of tie blood
and jsiess-are the belt fpring and autumnaI
ply nc and may be gTvea TO children with per
fef fsfety-s1- ak for DR.. Re!fs. BotaAieoI
DrqPr None are genuine unlels Ggned W T
Caz+Vqy-Be particular Prepared and sold
whoeiale by the loe proprietor W r ConzOay,
No Grssa ,tes Bottom, and retail by
STEPHEN PATTEN,
Portlandi Babion Wifcafet; GoodsIe HaIIow
ell; Ellis AuguRa; Or Page Brurlwick; DR.
l. Langdon Limerick DR. Todd Saco Frost
Kenne5unk TaPpan Portlmouth Thomas
g WhiPrle Newburyport Fl WhiPple, CufI-
ing z Appleton Salem Phelps Gloster; aud
most Druggas and Booksellers Of refpeaabIl-
ty throughout the Union where may alto be
had all thoie justly esteemed and approved Me-
dieines, &c. prepared by w T Conway. "a
liberal GIOzvaaEe to f5o'e zVto bay TO sell again.
NOTICE,
T HE fubfcriber, having been legally appoin-
= ted administrator on the eltare Of
DoCT. CHARLES KITTREDGE,
late Of Portland, decealed, requeAs all perfon.
indebted % iaid eftate 70 make payment to
Barrett Pouer, Efq who i authorized 70 re-
ceive aud diicharge the fame.
JACOB KTTTREDCE, Aiaiaijfrat9y.
Portland, Sept 9, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21
BENJAMIN BUIMAN,

ExcHAKGE-sTREtT,
HAS juf received ireih fupPIy Of
Il DRUGS q MEDICINES,
Paints, DYE STUFFS, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

GEN. HULL-Ihere are yet many
old women and fome few men, in
this our enlightened country, who
till difbelieve the news OF Gen. HuIl's
capture. This obflinacy reminds Us
Of an honeR old lady who lived in
the time Of the revolutionary war !;
as good friend to government, as
any Of the Pahlve obedience and nom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

Government are prohting Of the
alarm and irritation produced BY
Hul's furrender The regular troops
are drawn from nearly all points and
hurried forward to the frontiers
and the drafted militia and volun-
teers from New York, New Jerfey,
PennlyIvania, Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky and Ohio, are nearly all or
dered to march, or put on duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-09-21

The u. S. brig Yiper has been cap
tured by Britfh frigate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-08

VeNiiE death OF my much loved friends, MIR. and
Z Mrs. Botts, who have persisted in the late
disastrous fire, deyol,es me the sacred duty OF
rendering every aid and Service in my pow their
Orphan Chiidrcn-as step iii the discharge OF this
duty, vii tnish for the benefit OF their childrea,
Mr.. Boits's professional business in the Federal
Court and Court OF Chanccry-And should re.
ino,e IN ichmond, which tins melancholy event has
rendered probatic, will also flash his business in
the Court OF Representatives, who hate paid fees,
viii nave their suits finished without further CHARGE ;
thos, who have NOT, 1t is confidently Denvved, wi.l
Pa. the fees dde with encreased alacrit, and prom.
utude, "hcu assured, tina; they viii al: be applied TO
the USE OF the children oil the deceased.
II is wth peculiar satisfaction, that the Subscriber
adds (by author,ty,) that MIR. Wirt Air, Ha,, Mr..
Williams, iir Dade, Mr.. Harrison anu Mr.. Suuard
lwhene'er not engaged on the opposite sale To Mr..
Bots,) VIA, JOIN him in the discharge of this dlut,
and extend their cNeruons to Air. Botts's cases in
the Cour. of Appeals. From the known tnlcuts Of
these gentlemen, added the excrtUns OF the Sub
seriber, il is confidently hoped, that general salts
faction will be given to MIR. Botts's clients.
JOHN MINOR.
Richmond, Jan Z. eopSw