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PUBLIC FEELING.
ANNAPOLIS, a;

ANNAPOLIS, August ..
On this day PHILIP STUART and CLEMENT
DoRsEY, Esqrs. Deputies from CHARLES
COUNTY, waited upon his exceileDcy the
Governor, in his Council Chamber, and in
pursuance of their Instructions, handed to him
the original of the. subjo;ned Resolutions -
At a very numerous meeting OF the ctlzens
ofCharles County, of different political OPT
Mons, convened at the Town Of Port To-
bacco, on Tuesday, the lth inst. for the
purpose ofadopting such measures as would
restore the sovereignty of the Law in the
City Of Baltimore, and TO express an opl-
Mon as to TIE lawless acts which have re-
Gently taken place
JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq was appointed
Cbairman-and
JOHN B. MORRIS, Esq. Secretary.
Philip Stuart, Samuel Hanson, Clement
Dorsey Esqs, and General Caleb Hawkins
and Colonel Francis Newman a committee
to prepare and report Resolutions expressive
of the object of the meeting; who, after hav-
ing retired short time, unanimously report
ed the following resolutions, which were una
nimously adopted, viz
RESOLVED, That the right to investigate
the measures of the General Government is
guaranteed by the Constitution of the United
States to its citizens, as the only means OF pre-
serving our political freedom; and that every
attempt, by the agency of Mob, to impair
this right, tends directly 10 the prostraton OF
our Republican Government, and the erection
of an horrible Depotism.
Reso1Ded, That we view with detestation
every attempt to silence the FREEDOM OF
THE PRESS, by system Of terror and pro-
scription.
Resolved, That the citizens of this state
have a constitutional right to pursue whatever
profession or trade may conduce to their hap
piness or profit, in any section of the state
and that any attempt to impede this right is
unconstitutional, and merits the severest pu-
nishment,
ResofVed, That the citizens of this State, in
the exercise of their natural and legal rights,
are justified, in the protection of their proper
ty, 10 resistJor by force.
ResoLvrd, That the attacks made by the
lawless and blood-tbirsty Mob of the City Of
*DcmosrG,ic Refs96Acane
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recognized. before the ulPlOtuauC iot'hs NHa
been fuliIled'with respect to him at Phliadel-
phia." Again he observes, I" Il was not IN
ny character to sneak as many people 90, In
one way, and act in another, to have an etscful
language, and a language conJfdentfal SIC.
&. He seems very much OUT OF temper with
his friend He speaks again Of gentlemen
who had been foiated out 10 me so o}ten, as
aristoerats, partzans of England, Of her con.
stitution, and consequently enemies OF the
principles which all good Frencbmen have
embraced with religious enthusiasm" &c.
Tie mon thus hainted TO him were the friends
and advisers OF Washington; and he speaks OF
I" the denanciation which these same men
have excited the president to exhibit against
me-" Tse picture here drawn of Washing
ton & his friends. corresponds so exactly With
that of Mr.. Jefferson in his letter to Mezzci,
that we cannot be at a loss for the painter.
Mr. Jefferson's office about this time seems
to have become unpleasant to him, as we find
that he soon after retired to private life. The
same sagacity which is attributed to him by
Touchstoae, as influencing his retirement at
the close Of his presidency, and which had
formerly led to the abdcaton of the govern
ment Of Virginia, serve him Oh this occasion.
{" The ilnstrious Jefferson, (says Touchstone)
as sagacious of foul weather as the water
fowl, had resolved to retire, and was determln-
ed to make a safe h,rbor before the storm :,
Whatever of sagacity there might have been
displayed in bis retreat, there was surely not
much OF generosity IN leaving ms too comply
ing friend pledged 20 the prosecution OF that
system of measures for the overthrow OF Eng-
land, which his hatred had devised, but IN the
success of which he retained SD little conh-
dence as to be willing to transfer to this friend
all the glory of the experiment, and to labor
still as a priyy counsellor to contribute to It's
excess.
How pleasant, through the loop holes of
retreat
To peep at such a" work.
The advocates of Mr.. Clinton it seems hold
him up In contrast to Mr. IA Olson as friend
10 an honorable peace with E2gland; friend
to commerce and an enemy to French allitnce.
The moment is critical one with MIR. Mad-
son, and fortune has greatly favored him
England having repealed her obnoxious or
ders, let him seize on the favorable occasion,
and promptly restore 10 us the blessings oil
peace and commerce., and assume dlgnlfcd
tone of resentment towards France, and the
wise and yirtuous may yet witness his re-eec
ton with some satisfaction. If, Oh the con
trary, our country is doomed to pine still
longer under the baleful influence of the JEFF
fer Madisonian policy, trust that the states
north of the Potomac, laying aside their party
distinctions, will yet save their country ere j.
be too late, by the election of De Witt Clinton
He shall under such circumstances have my
best wishes for his success, although
A VIRGINIAN.
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boye resolutions, signed by TIE eh.,
secretary, be forwarded to tl,. ed; %''han and
Federal Republican and Msrylar,i l D Of he
tor insertion and thlt RaphaeI n puNOlleal
naslss Fenwlok, Ge,ayd N Cans;n AVS .Atba
Forrest and Henry G@nliIer be ~, r1 james
TO forward to the exsc,ltiye q ,b;s V'"a'liee
copy Of these resolutions. State a
By o. Ger.
HENRY NEALE, CHARM,
JANIS FoRRnsr, Secretary. ''"''an'
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Rrhubhcan,' were outrageous prostratlons OF
the security guaranteed by cur Constitution to
The property OF our citizens.
Resoiyed, That the temper Of licentlous-
ness so,long existing there which bas hum
bled our state pride, yioi4ted The peace OF So
ciety, and Feasted upon the Blood Of our Re-
volutionary Heroes, has been nurtufed by the
indiscreet impunity yielded TO its first mani
fes;ations.
Rt5olvea, That the recent assault upon
the Gaol Of Baltimore, and the more than
savage torture and murder inflicted upon cur
unartned citizens, resting IN deluslye security,
under the plighted projections OF the ciYi all
thority, has disgraced our national character,
weakened our confidence In the power OF the
law and must tend to prevent all emigration
to our State, and cause the banishment Of our
mercantile capital, and thus produce serious
injury to the agriculturallst.
Resolvtd, That the Governor Of this State
is entrusted with the honorable and response
bic task of preserving the peace of society,
and enforcing the execution Of the laws, and
that forbearance by him TO take prompt and
constitutional means to suppress this growing
temper, to bring to condign punishment the
perpetrators of such barbarous deeds, would
be utterly incompatible with duties Of his sta
ton, the OILY object of his appointment.
Resolved, That it is the sense of this meet
ing, that unless Efficient means are taken Ell
her bv the executive, or a convention OF the
State Legislature, to put down this system of
terror and murder, that this happy country
will be deluged by all the horrors of a civi!
war.
Rpeolved, That deliberate and perfdious
abandonment by a MAYOR and BRIGA
DER GENERAL of all ag cement to pro-
tect the citizens who conGded themselves 10
their care, would merit the adherence OF all
honorable minds
Reaotued, That as evidence Of our respect
for the memory of the gallant LINGAN, and
Of our regret for the prostration of the laws III
section Of the state, we will wear Grape OIL
our left arm for one month.
ReSofUrd, That we at al times hold our
selves bound by our sacred duty to our couu-
Jry, to be ready to repeI any foreign invasion,
and to cooperate with our lives and fortunes,
70 pcrpetuate our government OF laws, esta-
llished by the OaLorou8 atchisUtments Of our
fAthers.
Resoi0ed, That these resolutions be publish
ID in the Maryland Gazette, the Maryland e
publican, the National Intelligence, the Fe
deraI Republican, and Snowden's Alcxand ia
paper.
RESOLVED, That Col Philip Stuart and Gle
nent Dorsey, Esquires, be committee to
wait on his excellrncy the governor with CO.
Nv of these resolutions.
(Signed) ] CAMPBELL Chairman.
JOHN B. MORRIS, Sec'ry.
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At a large meeting of the citizens composed
Of all political denominati rs Of S Mays
county, on Friday, the 9Th day Of August,
1872, convened at Leonard Towu, for the
purpose of expressing the public feeling in
relation to the violent and savage proceed
ings of the Mob in Baltimore;
Col. Henry Neoke was called to the chair,
and James Eorre8i appointed secretary, when
The chairman appointed committee, consi t
log Ct the foowi g genIlemen--John Rousby
Platter, Raphael NeaIe. Athanasius Fenwick,
James Hopcwell and William c S,meryile,
who baving retired short time, returRed with
the following resolutions, W hich were unani-
mousIy adopted.
We, the inhabitants of St. Mary's county,
feeling the most anxious soIicitude for the
preservation Of internal tranquility, and view
ing with deep regret the reiterated, lawless
and violent proceedings in the city of Balti-
more, deem 1t our bounden duty to deprecate
such outrsgcs, as destructive Of tie principles
OF all Tree governments, and vitality ruinous to
the peace, happiness and tranquility OF socie-
ty, and if not in time suppressed, leaailg to
the worst of evils, universal confusion and
anarchy.
Resolved unanimously, That we regard with
detestation and adherence, every assault upon
private property and personal security, and
every assemb!age tending to destroy the peace
of society that we recognize in them the
principles which desolated France during her
revolution, the embryo Of an anarcb Gend,
which ifnuuured, may lead to the extinguish-
ment of our liberties; therefore,
Re&oiVrd nnanimouS}y, That it is the opinion
of this meeting, that the executive of this
state ought to take immediate and efficient
measures to enforce obedience 10 the laws
and constitution, to cause the sacred privileges
of the citizen to be respected, to bring to con-
dign punishment all instigators and perpetra-
tors Of such violations of the law, and to use
every constitutional means to prevent in future
similar outrages, from whatever quarter they
may proceed
RcSotued unanimously, That all outrageous
and disregard Of law, tend to the
dissolution Of the happy union Of these states
that we gard the union as the ak of our poll
teal salvation, and that we pledge ourprompt |
and cordial cooperation in carrying into effect
every measure that may be embraced by the
authorities to secure It's perpetui- |
~.
On motion, ordered, That copies Of the a.
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sfthe Sinking Fund, previous to the pas
sage Of this act stood bound to apply the
sum of eight millions Of dollars to the pay
ment of interest and reimbursement Of the
principal of the public debit
This motion was negatived.
For the motion SO
against il 40
And the bill was ordered to be engrossed
for third reading.
The bill supplementary TO the act passed
at this session authorising the acceptance
yand organization of certain volunteer corps
was read third time and passed. BY Yeas
&. and Nays.
For the bill 81
Against it IS
The bill for the relief of George Lyon
was read a third time and passed.
(Ine remainder Of shis days proceedings
ea our nert. Nat. Int.
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May %.

J AND FOR 'S.3LE.-I wish to sell 662 acre
a OF Land III Albema county. They lie in,me-
iiatey on the North River, in "a gentec neie bGour-
hood, aud about six miles from charlottesville 10
which place navigation is nearly extended Oftbe
cleared land, which is about three-tomrths of tile
whole tract, therc by estimation thirty acres OF
Hat Land Din the River and about the same quantity
ON creek RAINING through the tract. The quality
OF the rest is var1oussone OF il poor and exhaust
ell by 'nnic 'us management though of this there,
IS but small proportinn,) but the greater part what is
called, IN this country, good corn aud grain snd-the
part III wood rs estcened excellent high land The
improvements are inconsderabie, consisting only OF
two log dwelling houses, with out:h0uses constructed
Va the same manner, and a small framed barn, but
there rs on the tract, and within 60 yards of spring
oi excellent water, as handsome settle to build uuo0
as any I'm that part OF the country, commanding an
extensive view OF both ranges of mountaineering
Blue Ridge and Sonth West. ! think this proDertv
worth 1901, payable in this nanner--one third il,
cash, end the balance in two equal annual pax nents
hearing interest from HE delivery of possession
shall expect cool personal security-I require no
Ten upor The ind if sold before the list OF January
1918 possession VIII then he gwen otherwise it win
be rented cut I'LL can find purchaser. -"
| JOHN CARR.
JUNE ~ wifi
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June 10.

4 tAU"I0N-Owing to- faise return upon the
~ conditional Decree, and consequent want of No.
ice To te Subscriber expected Sale was ate.
w made OF the Estate called TOwjnuue in the
County of -Wiliam---whc Gu sale the Subscribr
eXpccs, on tho airest ground, and the most postvr
proof of error, to set asi and therefore thus
pubhckiy cautions al persons asains, purchasing
the said Estate from under john Dasssti ESQ 80
whose bid the same was cried out.
FERDINhNDO FAI1FAy
Shan Hill, Jefferson County, June 10. iaw6wb.
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Es7EN DOLLARS REG.3RD-Iel, ut the boes
ct Col Bulioci:'s Brick Buildings. Cary street,
Plain Silver Watch, capped and jcwelied, !: doabis
''3H Cha'n, Seal and Key attached 20 tie same; the
makers name Wm. Henry, London, ON the plate.
aud the Initials w s. W ON the seal
lie above reward viii be given, if left OF the ,mr
% the Cc'inhtan Eotei--and all Watch makers arc
re'listcd to t-tn it, if offered tor sale or repairs
WIN. ANGUS.
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MENrY nnI.f.Ans ~.

NEN ~ DOLLARS REU .iRD-For an
pretending negro man who abscnnfed from,
my plantation ~ Nelson comfy, on tl. 95th Of DriI
last. The abovcncgro i3 named NED, alcut So ar
81 years old, rather Fighter than negroes are gene
is believed lac has scar in his lace altl,onSb ,,c
not conilet lie was TAX sn in Abcnari, and n,,ie
las escape, rs he IS extremely artr6 and designing.
ana stated las intention to have Conc to Orange
but his being uuacquinied with tie route IL ,s t
known wherc he may have gotten to.
Inc anove re vatd ard "il necessary cyprrccs vii.
be pal 20 deliver hiu TO lie in N,tou add shoul,s
u met be convenient tof'c'er him, ctiers Gire~tc'
to Nelson eodrt-huusU viiiia a'ien,'e,lto
WILLIAM ChEs;'
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as ARSHALs SALE.-By virtue OF a decree Of
4FA the Court of the United States, for the fifth
Tfou't M the Nmshr, Distract, in therein
bending, wherein James henderson,, txveuior of
James i'!ar, Is 'a'hi''i, and Thomas Ham and Ar
eihoaid hia,r, Mar! u. PeaeI,y, admnistiatriX vi
samuel William reaehy'und Others sre defendants,
III Chaneer! pronounced on the twelfth day Ut june
ISL. WIN he sold, for ready money, at Pubic
Auction, 20 the highest bidder, 1T Sterling car,'s
Tavern, in the county OF Prince George on the zJ,l,
day ot the present month, hun4red acres OF n,,,
be the same more or less, lying IL the said county,
caeu a,ih known BY tIc same n Do uu,, Ill., othes-
wise called b'aeEs adjoining Maycoxs. raise GER
tau SUITS OF money in said decree mentioned,
NM MANN, ID "a for
A. MOORE, NJ Y.D.
July r. 49, tbs.
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1 n CuANCERY.-In Poslntan county court, a
4 prl the l1th, 1879,
William hickman, pkx;yt, q, 81
.IpIinSf

< \ CilANCERY.-In Poslntai COUNTY court. A.
q prii the I'm, 1879,
William hickman, Pllint,6,
against
Joseph NcLanrine, atIirnistraor with the win
annexed OF William MAYO, deceased who WAS ,,ln,i.
nistrator of Thomas 4 Swami. deceased ;,.n;a,
Mayo, JOHN Woodson, attorney in fact ior Samuel
Alien aud Judith his wife, formerly Judith SWAIN
John Thompson Swami, William Swami and Eliza.
beth Rcaad swami, infant children and istriDuecs
oi Thomas Ihompson Swami, deceased, BY the said
judith, their mother and guardian, Jannett i,ieonl
administrators with the iY annexed of Seth iJ,.tp
deceased, Brett Randolph ard John Lyon and James
Fo"de%ter, trustees for tls. benefit thu said seth
L'gon n' brett ftanjoph, defendants.
This day l.u paiut;A bv William, : \ rc,nr
esquire s attorney, and the ,!ageadans Samuel J.
len, john / thompson Swami, William swami and H..
hZabeth Ronald swami, not having entered their a-
peaa"ce and gwen security, according to the \ rt
OF Assembly and the rules % this court; AMI it ar,
pea1ng To the satisfaction OF the that they ar,.
not inhabitants OF ts state; the motion o. tie.
sad paiIiih by his attorney aforesaid, IT is dccrecfl
ana ordered by the court that the said defendants.
Samuel Allen, And John Thompson Swami William
Swami, and Eiz taeth Eona!d swami or in tie
room OF the three ast, the said samuel Allen and
Judith his wife, formerly judith ann: mother am,
guardian q! the SAID John Thompson " iiiiam and
Ehzabeth Ronald Swami, dO appear here on or he.
fore the third Wednesday in July next and answta
the PLAINTIFFS bilI and that copy OF this ord q: be
forthwith serted IN some public newspaper Lri,,ted
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months sncc
~, and that another copy be posted mp az the door,
OF the courthousc of this county, two
court days, previous the said third Wednesday in
July next.
A copy. Teste,
Nay %. Wv
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Juno 26

spAN AWAY from tl,, ST. bsst. 800 -----.------
: . on Msnday Zoe 2G,l, III mao. sent crtcs
who calls himself Billy w .ayer. slo m's s ielIov
ss1 lSci Or 10 i'ohc tss, darE COM 9D ye'rs -
Htc felow, and wbcu s.,oI,e, "a =. Hsonsi1ie po.
,e'9''ve. Having livcdn Richmond se,e gnte sub
hiring his time and traiiel.inc on Is e'eIl years,
mas probably Ie'ornet % that place ami r,rt;, ne
so'J ,'I i,oy;,l ", G'n's Old friends Aier be;";s
several years win t7m Butler and Co ADJ o,ste
rnt we 'hi"sit moie probable he MAJ, t' "' o'ncrss
Richmond 'I nave gone 10
reward OF ten dollars viz BE eiton IN 49,.
son who may sccurc him in Jai! So rl,s, W. wy Ier-
"S"'l or upon PeinS delivered to US In Carfc, LII,
=. th's pace thc same " ward and ''e
pc0ccs nsiu. "'S'''"S *
WALToNS< cRESsuSy.
d Beat Greek. My =. 1919. ,m
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gales AT AUCTION.-Now landing anil vii,
- DC soin this morning, at 10 o'clock, At Rockets.
49,, ', ,i renhsy'vaiia Whisky, much superior to
any That has latteriy been introticcd into tb ma,
ket-t's picked parcel, and superior both in fl,
90 bMes Lemons, freah and in excellent order
on the wharf bY '~'''' N"o""
.1io"e~r, Robinson g P!easaats, V. S,s.
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these conveys move, added to the superior sailing Of
the American squadron, furnish, a strong presump.
aon, that, by tbs time, q work OF great moment
IS performed The value OF this Jamaica feet may
De fany estimated ut from 10 To ~ millions ster.
ing Its capture or destruction by the American
@'l"adron will create sensation, PANEL Ia Liver
pool aud London, which will shake even the throne.
Phil GAG.
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. NETWORK, July 2--The United States frigatc
Essen, Capt Porter, hauled from the Navy yard
Ster't "iIertiooa, * anchored in The East River.
She has undergone thorouyh repa,r and will sail
ON ciu'ze this morning.
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VALUABLE PROPEpTY-rY ,;,,,,

VALUABLE PROPERTY.-Ry virtre II "a
" conformity to y decree OF Heniico county court,
wh be sold, on Tuesday the 4th day of August next.
two miles below Richmond, adjoining the land oil
Mt Nm Mayo, and the lands OF the late col Miles
Se'den, decd. Oh James River. This tract contains
ABOUT 4oo acres, considerable Part wl,sh is yal-
able Low Giound. On the said tract is "a POO, two
Stoi, Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns, Stables and
other useful iiouses--also, q valuable Peach Or.
ehard Possession viii be given oh the 81 lay of Ja-
huary next, and privilege granted the purchaser of
sowing and putting IL. crop of sr.ali gram tis fall,
hs terms ut sale rs above stated and the land shown
by Mr. John Browning, living thereon. or tue sub.
scrTbcr.
WALTER SHELTON, Comanissione,.
July z. .Js
n. b.. Sale to take place At ~ O'Clock.
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0T PR1VATEERS !
LOOK OUT

We have detained the pres, fa o,rorrc, ,o,.. -.
cc'yed Iron .gcnticmas just arrived from st. Bar
tholOincws. ~
That heet OF merchantmen ESQ vessels with
to sail from rortola The 2rt of .TL;o, - ,bs
mowe"t Tor American pryotccrs t. help this 2eet
into port, OF tighten ticir cargoes
BG!tiBlulc jFhiz, Jafy 8.
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SONG FoR TIE 4tA JULf, 1912.

AiR--BHrish sor,otc, g~;ef's follp."
FAREWELL, Peace, another Cr,s;s
Calls us TO " the last appeal"
Made when Monarehs ami their vices
Leave no argument but--steet:
When injustice aud oppression
Dare avow the Tyrant's plea.
who would recon- mend Submission
Virtue bid: us to be free.
Repeat" Hhen injustice, S5o
tllstry spreads her page before us,
line enroils his ampe scroll,
ruth unioids them 20 assure us
States united ne'er can fall:
See in annals Greek and Roman
w hat immortal deeds we find
When those gallant sons OF woman
In their countrys cause combin'd
Rereat-" See in annals, &C."
Sons OF Freedom, brave descendants
FROM race OF heroes tried,
10 preserve our Independence,
Let all Europe be defed
Let not 0Hthe HorM united
Rob us of one sacred right;
Every patriot-heart' s delighted
In his co''ntry's cause to fight ri ,t
Repeat" Letnot all the qvcs.ld. Sic.
Came then, War, with hearts elated
10 thy standard We will fly;
Every bosom animated vt 80,
Either to Hye ,frcepr die .5,..
May the wretcI''t hat,shriuks from duty.
Or deserts the glori6us strife,
Never know the smile OF beauty,
Nor the blessing of n Wife.
Repeat" MIG the zuretch, Sc"
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1gUNAWhY on MONDAY iast y Nrrro Ma.
hS COOK by the name of DAYN. he is about TWEEN.
~ i""' or i've years of age, four feet oieLt or ff,
inches high, OF brown c1npievi0n. b,s y s',,l,r
vonntcnance, speaks quick, end walks r;ml,y. Ur
Formerly Eycd ~ Prefericksburg. and is - eli AZ.
pn9n,ch tnerc. purchased him from he trustees
VI Ht'Pn W0Tmclcy, deceased, of Aiddlcsex COUNTY.
shh ne mas wte III or near the torn Of Ur;,a,ns :
u" viii probably attempt 10 get 40 one or the for".,.
'Ag places. Whoa'eT viii deliver lin To- mo IN The
s'y ut Richmond, s'ii receive q reward Of ion dol
aras besides reasonat'e travelling cSperces
IT. DANIEL CALI.
GUY - u
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CT The sentiments 0f tie patriots Of Goochland
AMI The Grafton shall appear in our next. Aswe
h''e mueh matter to publish from Use seat OF 20
'crhincnt' ahd Other quarters ri En interesting tc4.
crption ~ The Pnbhc, cou:nus must be- d,'yoel
70 tsose things which are most generally i:iteresti,q
~ 10 thereinrc hoped that no ofcnre will be tax
many communications, in dclah conccrninr The
present. W.
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AMES RIVER COnPANE---f'hc Fre9i1T-o,
" ana Nrsetg's 81 u'e dai''es River Company have
'sC'"Fe" oFiecdd nt Use per ceut ON the stock in
s"t company for the tletsix months. Which viii lac
p""' ." tie re'pcetiys share holders or ther order.
"' "Pp'e''on to ROBERT POLLARD,
,.,. ITcasarer