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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-08
Wood for Sale.

IA Freestone Point, on Potomac River,
~ and oa Neabsco and Powell's Creek,
about % miles below Alexandria, Oak and
other MOOD will be sold at the LANDINGS,
where it is now ready, to any persons who
chuse to purchase it for cash. A constant
supply will be kept ready for the craft to re-
move from the shore, bythe subscriber who
superintends several hands to be employed
daring the year in no other labor but in the
cutting and cartirg of wood. The terms OF
sale will be reasonable and according to the
kind and quality of the wood, which will be
made known by application to the subscriber
residing on the land
William D. Simmons,
Agent for CHARLES LEE,
February 8. 1872. 2awlm
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7h1S Is TO glue MT

Q k'OIuP
That the subscribers, of AIex.nI.
in the district Of Columbia. bar. VrN
fram the Orphans Court Of SAL, can O''si
tens Of administration OF the persor., hA
EPHRA1M MILLS, l;;e Of ~ t''i.t
aforesaid, decd. al persons bav;n' 0la
against the said d ceased, are bc-sts. ca-
ed to exhibi! the same, with The = Va
thereof, to the Subscribers, on or hi. ,<0e
28th day of July next, or they m.r 'Ys I
be excluded from all benefit or' tS
tate; and those indebted thereto AZ. s'N
to make immediate payment, WI
Given under our hands this 18th da, !,
nuary, 1879. = "
Rebecca Mills, Adm'x
1ho's Locke, Admir-.
OF Ephr.im Mix
January % ,,s,
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For Rent. or Sale.

THF, subscriber Intending to remove MS
JEWELRY BUSINESS to MS Ne"
store in few weeks, offers for Rent or oale
the HOUSE at present occupied by hlmsei1
as Jewelry Shop. The Stand is equal 10
any for a Retail Business, and will be ren1e"
for one or more years, or sold upon accom-"
modating terms. Apply to
Adam Lynn.
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Orphans Court

alexandria County, Jan. To,
ORDERED, That the admins,am ~ %,
PHRAIM MILLS, deed do iuseu Il ~h d
advertisement three times in ,..l ''I''
six weeks, iii the Alexandra n,m SttI
A copy-lest, p'leI
Alexander Moore j,
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Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.

This we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, all immense number OF
children and adults ofvarious dangerous com
nlainfs arising from worms
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Dihrict of Columbia,

Diitrict of Columbia.
County OF ALEXANDRIA--to WIZ
November Term, ISL"
Ferdinand MarsteIler, Comhla'"anf, :
against -
BENJAMIN Hale, and Lawra son 'n1 , !
Fowle, DSfe""a"'''J
The defendant Benz. Hal
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am6roved Land for Sale.

A TRACT of LAND containing. about
~ two hundred and sixty acres, situated
on the shore Of the Potomac River, a shor.
distance below Alexandria: to the sald ia"o
is attached Fishery, with handsome I'M
proveraents for carrying it on to large OK
tent The fences are in excellent order, a
large proportion being post and rail, and al
most There is a convenient u w ELL
ING HOUSE in good repair, and an excel
lent large KITCHEN: part OF the land IS
well taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
ADAPTED to the Loudon husbandry .--for par
ticulars apply to
R. I. Taylor,
ALEXANDRIA
October %.
NJ A small adj joining TR ACT, contain
inp twelve acres, on which a handsome
DWELLING HOUSE has been began 10
he erected, with VEL of excellent water,
may be had on very accommodating terms
2aW
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Hahn's anti Bilious Pills,
February 8, 1912.

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Fever--prepared only at LEES
old established Patent and Family Medicine
Store. No. SIS Maiden Lane. Ncw-York.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, so IS to be used with safety By persons
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry off
supernuous bile, and prevent lta morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
10 produce free persplration, and therebA
prevent colds, which are often OF fatal conse-
ouences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance; they
are celebrated for removing hahitual costive-
ness. sickness at the stomach & severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
They have been found remarkably effica-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendant on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved tor use, by
every seaman
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, all immense number OF
children and adults ofvarious dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Js recommended as an invaluable medl-
cine For the speedy relief & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
dissipsted pleasures Juvenile indiscreuon;
residence in climates unfayorable to the con-
s,itution; the i,nmoderate use OF tea; ire
oueat intoxication, or other destructive IN
.temperauce the unskilful or excessive use
of mercury the diseases peculiar to females
at certain period of life bad lyings In, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted % cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore threats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
s safe and efiectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt. rheumatic gont,
palsy, lumbago, Rumbness, white swellngs,
chiibiains, sprains, bruises, pain In the face
and neck SC.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask LIP Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the Y
States for upwards of ten years; many OF
them are sald for less than the drugs of which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
retail store.
They are, by tecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
NJ Purchasers are requested to remem-
Der shat an engraved label, with the signature
of Haauah Lee, widow of the late Richard
1.ce, Jun. Go counterfeit which is felony is
afixed to each OF her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July ao-k27I law
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Of Columbia.
THE defendant, Danielofs

Thoma. Jcnifer, hdministrato. as slorrsl
not having entered his appearance and 81
ven security according to the statute al
the rules Of this court, and it spDssI
to the satisfaction of the court Upon 4
idavit, that the said defendant Daniel dS
Thomas Jcnifer, Administrator Of DaH
Jeniier, deceased, is not an inbabitan
this district-on motion OF the said cor.
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered, tbaM
said defendant Daniel Of St. Thomas JeDih
administrators of Daniel Jenifer, deceasi
do appear here on the f.s day of July TEN
next, and enter his appearance TO the SIT
and give security for performing the dsQ#
Of the court, and that the other decnGi,
Edmund l. Lee, Executor OF Wm Cra+
deceased, do not pay away, convey ors'
crete, the debts by him owing 10, or th
estate or effects in his hands belonging pis
said absent defendant Daniel St ThTa
Jenifer, Administrator of Daniel Jenlsr,f.
ceased, until the further order or decree
this court ard that a copy of this order"
forthwith published for two months succt'
sively in one of the public newspapers P'
lished in this county, and that another COP
be posted at the front door of the court h'l''
of said county,
A copy-Fest,
c.. Deneale, c. C.
January Is. la"4e
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
A i've story frame DWlELLi"G sHU n,Sn.
an Cameron street--Alsc, a new bh1oA
3,EJwE NEWT with half acre Garden LOT
ON the same. Apply to
John G. Laid.
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not having entered hrs appearance sha S ,rs
security according to the statute " NV fn
of this court, and it al pearing TO the Sa.' III
ton Of the court, upon affidavit, 'na m
said defendant benjamin Hale Is ~. ~, .,
inhabitant of this district :--on no'S a.
the said complainant by his counsel, ~; .np
dered, that the said defendant D'o Inv
Hale, do appear here on the FIRST "a! p ~ he
term next, and enter his apFe' rsDc' t.. % h d,
suit, and give security for PERFORM, d.
DEGREES of the court; and that the o'.S .u,v
PENDANTS Lawrason & Fowle, DO notP" ariint
convey, or secrc,e, the debts BY them 1n.G Gs bs
to, or the estate or effects in their nav ";.ny
longing to the said absent defendant l 1917 j
Hale, until the further order or u' adsr be
this court, ard that copy OF th'I =" s,nse
forthwith published for two 'noh'"s pub
sively in one of the public newsp"ps sar tog
lished in this county, and that a''oln, boys
be posted at lie front door OF the cou''
of said county.
a copy-Teste,
GAVIN
January II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

TREE-HILL For Sale. That becutjflf
Il and highly improved <f..S (~herecn the
late Colonel .uifes Sefden rcsaei) Is IF cred
Tor sac. lis seat, at is perhaps oae n III. ,tosf
dts"able in Erginia, commanding ever, Siese
which can please the eye furnishing heatth IN an
eminent degree and ever, inprorenses, sehich
car be ,e7ared for the conUort and Convenience 81
family IT'S Farm, IT as an aish st;fe q i'ss-
irovenent, haviES 6een great nam6er u yeays
amer me care 81 a 1adicious Jdrmer.
There is Oh TINS Farm a .3IeodaSp, u ich d!ere
yiel1s irco,ne Of bet,ree, 1,51O and :, OOdoiays
There has been sozrn this tn one h0n.!rcd a,t
i.yiy dnshets Of Vheat-,aSst Of the ther iaa<s
are IN cioSrr. f
Possession ,fcy be mad at any fine tseeeu this
and the ist day Of March. Shouia &c at be soli
brivaieiy Leto,e ihd time, 1. uni be ysdto fxk
lic SAFE ont the ist day 81 .tril. and ssession si-
cen ~ The ensuing jail.
TIE Terms of Sale spiN be: On third each,
and the baiante in one and ye0rx, NTH sncA
| eu,ity snail be deemed satisfads,y. .2ny far
ther irforn,cion may be obtained by app, ctici
the subscriber, or TO Nathaniel Seicu, Jos. Sell
den, Hearico.
| O., The subscriber is still Gnsious 70 seH a
| small f.4R.W near Tichntond, (ca,led r'airfcid,)
containing three Augdfe! and fifteen &C es;--st,o.
a FARM about miles below RichAio's4, fontsir-,
20 a6aat Gres, knolsa NJ TIE nyf1e y thc
| MILES SELDE !, Er'r.
| J'ece1n6er 2s. t!etis.7
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Richmond, Jan. z.

| 4 WISH to sell the following very V.4LC.4BLE
Il PROPER1Y-A Manufacturing Mill in good
order, mashed upon the newest plans; running o
pair OF Burr and one pair Coiogn Stones-The stda-
uon is equal to almost in Virginia, being e,li-
ately nayigsble water where crafts load at the
mill door, and in the heart of a wealthy countr,
where large crops OF wheat are made. Al The mill,
which is on Hossins's Creek, and within two miles Of
Tappahannocs the port Of entry for Rappahannoek
Riyer) have built bridge over the creek, afforing
great to the different ncighbouliroods,
consequently considerable advantage the inii-a
man well skilled in milling business, with the use Of
small capital, may make from t. 5000 dollars per
annum, clear Of every expenOe Few mills get more
country customs and 1t isau excellent stand for Gro
Gerry Store.
Two store Houses in this Place on the river bank
one OF brick two stories high, with good cellars there
six fire places in this hous and at little expeace
it can be well fitted for merchant with family
The other house is of wood, aud well fixed for dry
good or grocery store both from situation have adj
vautages any other stand in the place. and the
lots which run 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 can load with
convenience and dispatch; the house will hold ten
thousand bushels Grain, besides Tobacco, &c.-An
Inspection OF Tobacco being established at this place
and asthe lower part Of this house is to be used for
that purpose, handsome rent storage may arise
from that. The ferry at this place the Raupa-
hammock with convenient water iot-this ferry
brings Inc i'll about 10ol. per annum, clear of ever,
Four unimproved Lots, two of which adloin those
on the river bank, and give fine vi, up and down
the river.
n Tract Of Land in the county of W estmoreand,
three miles from the court house, containing about
one hundred and eighty acresthe buildings are to-
lcrable, but want some repars-tere is good mill
seat on this tract.
a Irac, Of Land, adjoining my mill, containing
three hundred acres-this land very well tmbered,
the soil good, and its convenience to Tappai,annoek
on account Of fire wood, makesit very valuable.
Any person wishing to engage largely in the ship
ping and mercantile business, would doubt find the
property in this place uncommonly well calculated
for that purpose. The first aud great object in sell
ling this property is pay my debts and ON that ac-
count win sell great bargain III the whole or any
part. One half the purchase money may be made
very convenient to the purchaser
Application may he made TO JAS Ross, esq of Free
dericksHirg, Messrs Moncure, Robinson and Plea
SAINTS, Rcilanond, Or to me in this place.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Tappalannock, Dec. s. 2awCw
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flames REAT AND Co. RIcHMoNp, /. few
&c doors above the Beli-Tavern, manufacturers of
GOLD and SILVER work, have just opened IN ex-
tensive aud wel-seected assortment in the abov. e,
which they offer to the public moderate terms
consisting of Pearl Topaz, Comedian and Plain
JEWELRI-Platcd Goods comprising almost eve
ry fashionable article; aud a very complete asscrt-
meBt OF SILVER WARE aud Tortoise she'll Com 81
together with we'll assorted stock of Military
tieles
Orders from their friends win he paid the strict
est attention to.--Cash foy old Silver and Gold.
l. Dec. IL. #
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4 Observation-Disclosures eounty court, October
" 1911.
Stage Davis, atlm'r de bons uon.of James Didlake
dec d. and Conquest iioyston, GonPlain0nts.
.3gaiast
Charles Collier, Beni,nin Faulkner, admir- de DO
mis- non, OF William Didiake, deed /, john Q,,arles
executor OF Joh" George, decd Defts.
Ola the motion OF the compiainants by their a,tor-
ney and it appearing to the satisfaction of tn. court
that the defendant Charles Collier is not an iniab;-
tant OF this commonwealth, and having entered!
his appearance and given security according To AN act
OF assembly and the rules of this court, 1t IS ordered
that the deft Charles Collier, do appear here on OF
before the first day of January next and answer
the Compianants bill, that copy OF this order be
forthwith, inserted in the Enguirer forNtwo months
snccessiyely, and another posted the front door
the court house OF this county.
Copy. Tcsie,
THO. MUSE, c. NJ. c.
December 10. w8w
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IL DUCATION.--JOHyF D.4RR.3C, a native
of France, and for several years teacher of the
French Language, in various Summaries in this coun-
try, respectfully informs the inhabitants of Richmond
and its vicinity, that he will, from e 9th OF Jsnua-
ay next, wat on LADIES and GENTLEMEN de-
sirous otbcng instructed IN the FRENCH LAM
GUhGE. The knowledge he has acquired of the
English, M this country and in England, (witIout
which 1T IS impossible to teach with propricy } win
be double advantage to those who will honor him
with their patronsge-asit will enable hin to
vey, IA more idiomatc manner, the principles Of
the Language both regardsthe writing and speaki
ing OF 1t with elegance and propricty-
A Class viii he opened in the Evening for Cent'e-
men whose business will not permit them to attend
during the dsy--but punctual attendance will be
quired
For terms and other particulars apply to the Pria-
ter to himself from to IL O'Clock every day, 81
Elias Y. Lachazc's, man-strcet.
The Italian method of Book keepng,with alote inn
provemcnt will be taught by j. ID. to few gentle
Jan. @ 3t&w2wp
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Jan. a..

ANARSHALS SALE5.---BY VIRTUE OF A
~. DECREE ofthe court of the United States,
FOR the fifth Circu, and Virginia District, pronouc-
cd in suit depending in the said scourt, between
Thomas Pinkerton aud Daniel Bell, SURVEYING assig-
necs Of Donald aud Burton, plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others, defendants t-HW be Sold. 90 the
highest bid n, for ready money, at Pubic AUCTION,
at the Eagle Tavern, it, the City of Richmond, ON
the 18th day Of February next, oil that tract Of Land
belonging to the said David Ross, in the county Of
Campbell, called and known by the name of tie Ok
ford Iron WORKS or much thereof viii be ne
ressary To raise certain OF money in said de-
cree mentioned. Aud also, number Of SLAVES.
likewise the property OF the SAID David Ross.
WM. MANN, u. III far
ANDREW MOORE, III r. ID.
Jan. t.. tbs
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.Ep EMovAL.--JoAw q JOSEPH eoYcE,
st&w2wp

% EMOvAL.--JOH.N q JOSEPH BOYCE,
" jr BOOKSELLERS, Binders aud Stationers respect.
fully acqrant their friends and the public that they
have removed from their former situations to the one
lately occupied by Mr. billiard, and the second door
above Mr.. James Browns eendue Office
They take this opportunity to return their aek-
nowledgments for the liberal encouragement they
have experienced and with grateful sense OF the
avors they have received beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened aooer store ut lynch
burg in this state, where the 8oOkseihg. binding 81
Stationary Business, is carried or the imme6i-
ale direction OF Joseph Boyce, ".
They will always he regularly supplied both ia
Richmond and at I.ynchbGrg, with a general assorf-
ment Of every article nthc several brsachos os their
business, and have il in their power 20 execute any
orders they may be fsyorei with, the shortest no
tce and ON the most reasonable ferns.
N.B. An assortment IS hoUriy expected nf the
most approved school books and likewise further
supply of Stationary Thcy have lately received
variety Of the best and pieces o. music, apE
opening for sale, Musical Instruments, Vio-
Inns, Flutes aud Flies.
December 10, epf
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VALUABLE LAND, FOR s.4LE.-In purs,,-

u LAM, rom OIL FIN ptlrSt-
ance ot a decree OF the county cOurt of Henrico
entered in cause between George Greenhow anu
Others, pitts. and Elizabeth I. Younghusband, atlmr
and Saml Z. Parsons, admir- with the viii annexed,
of Pleasant founghusband, decd. and the infant chill
dren of the said Pleasant Youpgusband DIETS, the
subscribers who are named commissioners in the
said Decree will Tuesday the 18th day of january
next expose to sale at public auction, the prenis
es, for cash, such part of the of land OF which
the said Pleasant Younghusband died seized, called
Coxs tract, lies within the following boundary TO
wit-bcginn!sg at the southeast OF Miles Sell
deustract of land and extending thence due to
the back line OF said Coxs tract, thence northwafd!y
with the said back line lines Anan's creek, and
from the beginning with Selden's and Legiss lines TO
Ahman's creek to include ali the said tract call
ed Coxs nortward of line drawu due east from the
southeast corner of said Selden's tIactand by con-
sent Of the parties concerned the said land will be
sold together, in lots accommodate purchasers,
may best anu most convenient at the time Of
sale. HIM, .honc3re,
j. Johnson,
Fred. PLcasants.
December IL. eptds
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dry bills nni petitions for tie establishment of larls
were referred, was taken up and read, as follows
The select com nttee TO which we're committed the
bills for establishing banks NJ the towns of Winehes
ter, Lynchbu . and Norfolk. and which were re-
ferrcd the petitions from the inhabitants OF tse seye-
raj towns Ut Richmond and Portsmouth,, and the vi
entities erepf, tor banks be established therein,
have, according to order, had the under cous.-
Iteration, aud have TO the following resolutions
thcreupon, viz
1. Resolved, That it is cxpedent to increase the
banking ca, tai of this commonwealth to the
a dollars. ,.
Q. Resolved, That in aug ner,;ns the banking ca
pital OF this commonwealth, =. vii, DC proper TO
tablish independent bank ut each OF the towns OF
L,nc!r urgi', Norfolk. Winchester and Richmond.
$. y, solved, That the common ealth Shall retain
IN eaei oil those banks, an interest to the amount o.
dollars ot the capital stock thereof.
A. Resolved, That in exercisng the power to which
respecting the direction Of each OF the SAIL banks
there shall be annually elected, by joint ballot OF both
houses OF The General Assen5.y, Inany directors
OF each, shall bear the same proportion to the
whole number of directors leach. AS the ntcrce. OF
the state in the stock of each bank shall he' TO the
whole amount OF the stock thereof; provided that
in no case shall the commonwealth he e,.t,t,ed to
elect fewer than three directors OK such banks, res
| pect vey. -f
S. Resolved, the opinion of this cominittec that
the petition OF the nlabtsrts of the OF Ports
mouth, praying that bank may be established III liz.
said town, be rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Mcrccr-Orderetl, that the said
resolutions be referred the committee Of the whole
| house IN the state of the commonwealth.
/ Ordered, That leave be granted to bring in hill
To extend the jurisdiction OF the Superior Courts
of Common Law. and providing for the appointment
of Attornies for the said Courts; and that Iessrs.
jackson, hercer, 0tey Stanarl, (of Spo,tsylvania
Leigh, (cf Dawiadie,), Daniel, fNolami, -Yancey,
Campbell, Ball, Roberison, Preston. Taylor, Ed
munds and n.asiil. do prepare ard bring in the same
Ordered, That leave be granted to bring in bill
Z" To amend the rct entitled an act amend the Sc
veral acts sccbing the mole of ascertaning the
taxable iropsSy within the eal,h, and for
coecirs the public revenue, and for other purpos-
es :" and that h1essrs. Winston, Tyler Egmon Pc
gram, Lewis, (of Glouccster,) Richie, Tucker,
Claiborre, Anderson, (of Hanover.) Macin, Hairs
ton, Rsgand, Hakins, IIooe and Aylett, do prepare
| and bring in the same.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

NE tleath of my much loved friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Bolts, who have persisted in the late
sastrous are, devolves on the sacred duty of
rendering every MD and service my power to their
Orphan Children-R step in the discharge of this
duty, viii finish, FOR the benefit of their children,
MIR. Botts's professional business in the Federal
Court and Court of Chanccry should re-
move to RichnOnd, Which this melauch event has
rendered probable, will also finish his b,,sn ess in
the Court of Appeas.-Those who have paid fees
will have their suits finished without further charge
those who have not, it is confidently believed, win
pay the fees due with encreased alacity and promp-
titude, when assured, that they will all be applied to
the use Of the children Of the deceased
1t is with peculiar satisfaction, that the Subscriber
adds, (by authority,) that Mr.. Writ, Mr. HAY, Mr.
Williams, Ir. Dade, Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. SEanard,
whenever not engaged on the opposite side to Mr..
sotts,) will join him in the discharge of this duty,
and extend their cxertions to Mr.. Botts's cases in
he Court of Appeals. From the known talents OF
these gentlemen Mldedto the exertions of the Sub
sciiber, it's confidently hoped, that general salts
faction will be given to MIR. Botts's clients.
JOHN MINOR.
Richmond, Jan. z. eopSw