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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

But where are the young men. born since orf
volntion Having enjoyed peace ,ol,ng-areS, Il.
afraid to fight for their inheritance th.ir hdcpen-
dcnce, t.cir all The, have not felt the hand OF
y RAM in inicrnai tax tor, il is true-Lut il thew
wish 70 preventn let them bear leseer BURDEN and
necessary one, from the Representatives they have
ehosen--n'en who wOuld not presume to act in this
way they were not guided by the best interests OF
the country.
Aud You, Legislators of America, you Reprcscn-
taves OF the people, and guardians OF their rights
wyo presume tOtiustratc the wishes and ;nferesrs
OF your consttues by refusing to act with spirit and
nnanimty The writer Of this sees. with heartfelt
rsgre1) at this ali'npoytant crisis oil our national
AFFAIRS certain representatives. in Congress- opposed
10 certain taxes, because they may bear hedviey on
ose portion Of the ngion than an other! This is an
Opposition unworthy of an American Representa-
tive The STATE that hereafter makes the Ryeatest
sderaces tor the rights and interests of the United
States, will not pass unrewardcd-a breast .plat. Of
honor will be inscribed upon her bosom.
WARREN.
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~ I. CowEs, January 2.
!. Arrived, the Hornet. American sloop of
war. from New-York and Cherbourg at
The latter place she only landed dispatches.
1t is supposed she has on board the Ameri-
can Ambassador expected at the Court of
st. James.
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vE'HE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB viii com.
a mence on the third Wednesday in April, at the
Union Tavern. ~ :" ~ - 'Ns.
list day, Sweep-stale, s so entrance, entered
and closeda
I'd day, Jockey Club -'..
80, Toll OF the field and Pycbr;eto,'s Purssl,
9TH, a Mule Race, s 90 entrance, seven entered
March 6. -,swn
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D1ED-At Thomas Pulling,s, in this city, IN the
DIrs, an old and respectable citizen of his place.
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MARRIEp-On Thursday the eth ult. by the
Rev. Mr. Buchanan, Mr.. NoRBoRNE X. THOMAS
to Miss ELIZA ANN RuRwELL, daughter of Col.
Lewis Burweil, all of this city H.
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q tAoIlON-l forwarh all persons from trespass
y ing on Harvie's, (or the Broad Rock Island, y by
Fishing, Fowling or Walking through the same -, -
Likewise from committing similar trespasses on nv
fiantanon III Chesterfield county, adjoining the town
OF Manchester, lying on James River
EDWARD w. TRENT
warren u. IF
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B Pursuance of a Deed of Trust, executed by
= George Walker Playton to me, for the purp ose
OF securing the payment offs Debt therein stated due
to Armistead Russell, Ex'r of Armistead Russell
decd shall, onthe 9th day of April next proceed
to sell at New-kent Courthouse to the highest bid.
der for cash, TRACT OF LAND, lying in New
nent Connty near the courthouse, called POM
DEATER's or RUSSELL's OLD PLACE. de,
scrptien of the Land is deemed unnecessary as it is
presumed that those disposed purchase viii either
examine 1t, or make the necessary enquiries to form
an opinion oil the same, prevous,to the day of sale
WM ARMS TEAD, Trustee.
March G. swn
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~ UST received and for sale at this Office, A
~ - SERMON, delivered by DR.. MILLER, OF
NJ Mew-fork, ON the late calamity in this Cty-Price
81 lie Gents.
MarchA6. 4>;z,, KOS, St !
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sVSHE Person who has a large silk UMBREI-
~ >. Z LA, marked g b. Kimbalrs," will please
leave it at the Office of the Enquirer.
March 6. OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

A GRICULTURAL-Thes subscribers propose tc,
n publish for the benefit of themselves and their
sister Stanard, fifty AGRICULTURAL ESSAYS,
which appeared in their paper during the last year.
signed ARAIOR, in one volume, neatly. bound in
boards cut and colored. Ten essays upon draining.
and other subjects will be added to the fifty which,
have already appeared. The whole will be revised
by the Author, and will make one volume of about
20, duodeeimo pages Price delivery OF the
book, dollar and so cents.
A discount OF ten per cent. will be made to those
who subscribe for ten copies, and g per cent for
twenty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

CT The Proceedings of the H. of r. on the let
page, are calculated to alarm the rcadebut ON the
opposite page, the tables trned-the salt-tax is
reinstated-things at Washington are going ON
smoothly and tremendously. We have re6oyt. that
Gov. Harrison will be appointed Brigadier- General
and that Col. Monroe may be the Commander in
Chief; Gen Dearborn being unwilling to reIinqush
his Coilectorshp ihis, hospeOer, is merely yedo,t
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JOHN NJ: CARTER,
JAMES b. CARTER.

Georgetown, Col. Feb. H. - ~ 3
or Subscriptions are received at this Office 8, AZ
the different Bookstores in this City.
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T2NiE subscriber forwards all persons from trading
IN a'boND for. one Hundred and Twenty dol
lars given by him to Elijah Maybe being determin-
ed not to pay such bond, for sufficient reasons ap-
pearing therefor. - -.
CLEMENT r. FONTAIN,
49, New-Canton, Va.
march o. 49,. y tip
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STONE LIME.
~: PANNEL BOARDS, &
An elegant Philadelphia GIG,g 49,.
For sale by e. ..,
:. AB'M. DOUGLASS, !
March 6. 80: - ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

DlED-On the 18th u'timo, at his seat, in the
I ounty OF Cfoucester, Captain BAY
1 Or, aged ~sxty-oue years.
Capt. b.. was an officer in the Revolutionary army,
during a part OF the struggle for Freedom Al the
commencement of that glorious contest, lac yoiun.
;ariiy stepped forward among the first who ten
iered their services to their Country.-Irue to the
cause he had espoused, he r~esolutely stood by her in
the hour of trial and Danger, welding in her defence
the Sword of Liberty, i'm order to sever the yor,li,n
chain, which the hand OF tyranny WAS about to y;sft
upon her.-Nor was this the only WY in which
he proved serviceab,e :-When the object for wiich
he hal contended was obtained, and Freedom illu-
mined our happy land, he stopped not shert and AK
ciaimed, " thus much have l done |! the rest | leave
to others mo But like a genuine patriot, he en-
teayourcd Ia render himself AS useful in the cspaci-
~ oil a Citizen AS he had been IN that of n Soldier.
And In his Low, OF order and obedience TO the laws.
he sat a worthy example To his eliow-citizehs-
which did not fail to attract their attention and final
~ secure to him their confdenee-As n mark of
which, he was elected To a seat in the Hon. Virginia
Legislature, for a number ofyears, from the County
IN which he died. lie also held the Office of Magis-
trate, which, though OF little profit, is of much inn
portanee to the people and the duties of which, he
never failed to discharge with promptitude.
Capt Is, was a man OF sound principles-Np roli-
ueai weather Cock was he-during the boisterous
reign OF terror, he remained firm and immovahle-
po.h''hS 10 the then spartan band, but now forni.
liable pha!anx, of Repuhlicanism.
In a moral point of view, Few conld stand n test
with him I; none surpass him.-He was, q kind faith
en-, a good ~neighbor and a humane master. Long
VIII his death be mourned by a grateful family, SEN
sible of the loss which Natures law has imposed nm
on them. Long too, will an, extensive acquaintance
deplore the said catastrophe, which has deprived so.
eiety OF an useful member and themselves of an ami.
able friend.
Peace, worthy man peace to thy departed shade
rude the green heritage that lightly bedecks thy
breast -
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6 Month 10,

AND FOR S4LE.-I wisl, tn sell 662 acres
ID OF Land iu AIbemarle county. They lie imme-
distely on the North River, in q genteel neighbour
hood, and about six miles from Charlottesville TO
which place navigation is now nearly extended. Ofthe
cleared land, which is about tbree-fourths OF the
whole tract, there are by estimation thirty acres Of
fiat Land on the River, and about the same quantity
on a creek running through tile tract. The quality
of the rest is various-some Of it poor, aud exhaust
ed by iniudicious management (though of this there
is but a small proportion, but the greater part what is
called, in this country, good corn and grain lsnd-the
part in wood is esteemed excellent high land. The
improvements are inconsidcrabIe, consisting only of
two log dwelling Ouscs, with out.houses constructed
VI the same manner, and = small framed barn, but
there is ON the tract, and within 10 yards Of n spring
Of excellent water, as handsome a settle to build upon
rs any in that part ct the country, commanding ~
extensive view of both ranges OF mouDtains-th
Blue Ridge and South West. I think this property
worth 1901, payable in this manner-one third in
cash, and the balance in two equal annual payments,
hearing interest from the delivery Of possession. 1
shall expect good personal security require M
len upon the land. " sold before the LIST of JanuAry
1873, possession will then be given, otherwise il vii
he rented out till ! can End q purchaser.
JOHN B. CARR.
juno 10. wifi
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IN cHANCERY.-In Louisa county court. Nav

4. 18th, 1919,
Joseph Eggleston, John Lipscomb. Elizabeth Bib,
John Bibb, Uriah Tate and James McGchee, sccu-
rites for William Philips, PLAINTIFF.
against
James Winston, John Tate, BENJAMIN Bib and
Agnes his wife, Samuel Hill and Nancy his wife,
Rice Tate, William Tate, Enos Tate and Mary his
wife, Rachael Tate, Enos Tate, Jun. Jane Tate, Su-
san Tate, Robert Tate, Jesse Tate, and Benjamin
late, Defendants.
The defendants Robert Tate and Jesse Tate, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that they are not Inhabitants of this state, on
the motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, is
ordered, That the defendants Robert Tate and Jes-
sc Tate, do appear here on the second Monday in
August next and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in one of
the newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and published at the front
door of the courthouse in this county on some court
day.
A copv. Tcste,
NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER, l.. c.
june ~. wSwp
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shSHloN ABLE JEWELRY.--M. Gretter.
a informs hi, friends and the public rcnerallv he
has selected an elegant and extensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE GOODS in his line, among which.
are Pearl and Jet Ear-Rings, Rings, Breast Pins,
Bracelets and head Watch Chains, Seals
Il Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table. Desser, and Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies, elegant Gird!e
Clasps, Branch and other Candlcsticks, Coasters.
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands.
Fumes, Dirks, Swords, Belts, Epauietts, &c. &c
NJ. U. hopes from his exertions at all times to OBJ
tain the most fashionable articles, to meri, that
continuance of public patronage he has SO literally
experienced.
May s. v6m
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SAMUEL S. CARTER

r. oT1CE--That by virtue of a Deed, in Trust.
L Y executed by John c. Liitlepage Esq. to the sub
scriber and others, l shall on Monday oath August
next, between the hours of ~ g 9 O'clock, before
the front door Of the Eagle Tavern, in this city, ex-
pose to sale by Public Auction 20 ;.e highest bidder
for ready money the following tracts, pieces, or par
GELS of land viz 2270 acres in the County of Eayette
and State of Kentucky, on the north side of the main
fork of Licking Greek, aud surveyed for the said
Eittlepagc, on the 25th day Of March 1886 2O6O a.
cres IN the county of Grcenbrier, and state of Vir-
GINA, on Giade Creck---lOS5 acres in the same
county on the head waters of Glade Creck, & also AIS
acres ia the same county, between Trademarks Mnd
Laurel's creek, and which said three last mentioned
tracts of land, were granted 20 the said Lttlepage rs
assignee of VIM. Frog, by patents from the Com
monwealth of Virginia bearing date, each, on the
i2tlrday of July 1896 or so much thereof, as may
be necessary tn raise the following SUM OF money
secured by seii Deed, in favor Of Robt T. Hooe
and Riehd Harrison, TO wit, the interest upon I 1885,
15S-5d al the rate Of five per centum, per annum, TO
be- computed from SOth Nov. 1887, to the 2d June
1891, also l 145-15S-5d principal money, with a like
interest thereon from the day last mentioned; and
aIsoS 30 Sc, together Will, the necessary costs and
charges Intending the creation and execution, OF this
trust.
sAM'I.. M'CRAW, Trnstee.
IuIv Oh
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SIGNED, Gs d6oSe.
Jniy 6. 1910.

Asa OTIS, offers Tor sale, DO hhds. ST. Croix and
Antigua Rum; s hhds. s. so barrels n. f.. do;
Is hhds Muscovsdo Sugars; 40 barrels do do; 10
uerces, so barrels Il so bags Green Coffee, Chests
Tyson Tea 6 bbds plain Glass Ware, assorted !
Box elegant Cut do do 100 lbs prime Nutmees 90
bates Alspice; 6 Crates Stone Ware of Crolins's
Mandatory a constant supply of Candles & Soap:
. casks winter strained Larsp Oil; so boxes Smoked
Herrines; 10 cases Wool Hats and so boxes Brim.
stone Aiso, daily expected from New-York by Sloop
Caty Maria, Is hhds fine Green Coffee 5 chests
Tyson, 5 do Imperial Teas. latest importation; and
5 cases Ladies' Morocco Shoes.
July 90. yAw
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I II 7 i 7! II:||||I
(BY AUTHOn1TY.)
AN ACT


Confirming grants 70 lands in the Mississippi Ter.
ritory derived from the British government OF
West Florida, no; subsequently regranted by
the government OF Spain or of the United States.
B &C enactr9 by the Sernte ard House of REPRE-
Gb seatdtives Of The United States II .3snerica IN
Congress assembled. That citizens OF the United
States t'.'ioiag lands in the Mississippi Territory
py virtue OF grants legally and July executed, de-
rived from the British government of West Flori-
ola, whose lahds have hot been subsequently resrant-
ed 10y the Spanish government, or elaimci in right
OF Donation or presumption certificates granted by
the Boards vi Commissioners east and west of Pearl
river and whose claims have been regularly flied
according to law with the proper register of the
land Office in the said territory, and are embraced
in the report of the Commissioners laid befnre Con-
sress according to law, be and they arc hereby con-
hrmed in their respective claims according TO the
snid grants-Pyovided, That nothing in any law
of the U. States shall be construed to prevent a iu-
dio'ai decision OF controversies under The respective
claims aforesaid.
II. CLAY,
Speaker ofthe<House of REPRESENTATIVES
War II. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, pro te,mbo,e.
July I, 1879. -
.4bprOoed, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the safe-keeping and accommodation Of prison.
~ ers OF war. 2
: E III enactea by the Senate and House of 9e.-c.
, sentdtives Of the Uniicd States of .7,nerica !,
Congress assembled, That the President of tbe
United States he, and he is hereby authorised IN
make such regulations and arrangements for the
safe-keeping, support and exchange of prisoners of
war as he may deem expedient, until the same sla.
De otherwise provided for by law, and to carry this
act into effect, one hundred thousand dollars he and
the same rs hereby appropriated to be paid out OF
any monies IN the treasury not otherwise appropri.
ated.
SIGNED, as a6Ove.
July 6, 1919.
AN ACT
To compensate for his services the President pro
tempore OF the Senate, acting as such when the
office OF Vice-President OF the United States shall
be vacant.
eEt enacted BY the Senate and House of Reb.
resenfafi0es 81 me United States Of .4nerica
tempore OF the Senate who has acted, or may here
after act as such when the Office of Vice-Presiden
De vacant, shall receive during the period of his SER
vices, the same compensation as is allowed nv
law to the Speaker OF the House of Represents
tives.
SIGNED, as a6ove.
July 6. 1919.
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Y virtue OLA deed OF trsst executed to the SUBJ
~ sc,iber, 10y Carter Beverley, on the 2Ah dav of
May, 1910, and row of record in the honorable Ge-
neral Court Of this Commonwealth, for the purposes
therein mentioned, will lie sold, 1T Public Auction,
Tor ready money, on TUESDAY the iith day OF nest
month, before the door Of the Eagle Tavern, in the
.ity OF iGshrnond, to- tn!loving trrsts or parcels nf
land IN the Conuty Ut Colpeper, to wit-two parcels
adjoining Gael, other, supposed 10 contain about FIVE
hundred scfes, called the Mountain hun tract, rrr-'
CHASED by the said Garter Beverley, Of Charles Car
ter, subject to the dover on lie estate Of Mrs. Cat.
that valuable tract in the said county,.
kaown by the name of the Elkwood tract, devised to-
the said Carter Beverley, Ivy his late father Robert
Beverley, Esq of Bland6cid, subject however to two
prior mortgages, one to Byrd Beverley, the other
to James Jett. BY the terms Of the trust deed, tile
Mountain Run tract is to be first solt-the s,hseri-
Der will convey such title only, as he has under the
said deed.
WM. C. WILLIAMS.
July To- tJs
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EkCC! GIN tAcHS has removed lis Cou..-sc
Gs House to ~ oeice cf My. James brown, ir.
where he requests ali thcsc uhc haze claims ~ ainst
hun, viii rrcs,s, tlem for settlement; xnd that
those who are inisL;od TO him, viii make early
payment.
m Cha8ters has sti'l on hacd, his former stock
q! well escorted DRY Cools of cn,,silcrsble amount.
consisting of--Low priced and m,,liing Cloths, Fian-
ncis, Coatia,2 and Fries lest iordcn Supe,6ne
cioths and .~asSimeres; Cotton aud WooIen Vest
ings; Ladies' Clc,l,r, Cords anil 4 ciects; India Cot.
tors, Cins'iams, Ca:.icors aud Musins SILK Goods
\ great variety; ricgsu; SIN shaw,s, Sca,!s. &c.
Lace Socds OF d'nr,e.t kinds; Gotten, Six and
W"o''n tosie,y q roo' assortment Pins, Needles,
Threads, Sc. sc. &c. ANY person Inclined TO rur-
chase the whole q: he stock together, will be in,iulc-
ed m very advantageous terms, hotl, as to prices aud
credit.
July ~. e
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July TO-

NALUABLE PROpEltTY.-By virtue and in
conformity tn a decree Of Hcnrico county court.
VIII be sohi, on Tuesday the 9TH dav of August next.
that valuable Farm, called MARRiN'S HILL. about
two miles below Richmond, adjoining the land OF
Mr.: VIM. Mayo, and the lands OF the late col. MiIes
Seiden, decd. on james River. This tract contains
ahcut 400 acres, n considerable part of which is vaIu-
able Low Crotind. On the said trae, is a good two.
story Dwelling House, Kitchen. Barns, Stables, and
other useful Houses-aiso, a valuable Peach Or
chard. Possessionywin be given on the LIST day of ia.
nuary next, and privilege granted the pu-s aser oc
snwihg and putting in a crop of small grain this fall.
The terms of sale, win be one fourth on the purchase
money payable in six months, one other fourth i'm
twelve months, one other fourth in eighteen months
and the remaining fourth in two years, the purcha-
sets giving bonds and security and deeds of trust on
the Property to secure the payments of the install
ments. The land shown BIZ Mr.. John Browning, liy-
ing thereon, or the subscriber.
WALTER SHELTON, Commissioner.
july a. tbs Q
N. b. Sale to take place at 1a o'clock, ON the pre-.
misses.
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JOHNSON g WARNER. pool,ou.,. .nd s,o

Johnson g WARNER, Booksellers and Sta
- uoners, Richmond, Va, have just published
Lo1e upon Littlet0n, or the first part ofthe Institutes
" ~ Laws OF England ora Commentary upon
LtttIeton. by lord Edward Coke---;l,e LIST Amer.
can from the 10th European edition, revised and cor
rected with additions of notes, references and proper
tables, by Francis Hargrave and Charles Butler,
Es9rs.o OF Lincoln's lnn--1ncluding also the Notes OF
lord chief justice Hale and lord Chancellor Netting
mainland an Analysis of Littleton, written by an
unknown hand, in 165S-9--To which are now added,
considerable improvements, by Thomas Day, ESQ. s
vols. neatly bound In calf, $50.
tor their books.
July "a. vim
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GWEET SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe coun.
- ~, Nircinia-The sua..riberS rcsrcethl,r in
form TIE Gent'emcn and Ladies in,eniir- 10 visit
The Springs, that they arc prepared Ia sccp dc
u'ey have been 1T considerable c. pcnse in en,argiry
the Lodging Rooms and Stables, and Lave provided
a large s.ppiy of Provisions oil lie best Kind, Ii
qnors. CRAZE, SC.
1t IS though; not Improper 10 acgrrint the public,
that the present Manare r is the same WIN has had
the care o. the Springs, for the las, three wears, and
being now concerned with . Gentlemen of capital,
they VIII be able to afford every possible comfort to
the visitors.
June GO. wSw
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y.NWENTY DOLLARS REU4RD-For an.
n pretending u negro man who abseondcd from
my plantation in Nelson county, on the e5th of April
last. The above negro is named f about Sc or
81 years old. rather lighter than negroes are gene.
rally, and is about S feet s or 9 inches in height. II
rs believed he has a scar in his face, although, | am
NOT confident. lie was take m in Alsemarle and made
his escape. as he is extremely art.uI and designing,
and stated his intention was TO have gone to Orangc
but iis being unacqnainted with the route, it is not
known where he may have gotten 10.
The above reward and al. necessary cxpenccs will
De paid to deliver him to me in Nelson, and shon,J
it not be convenient to deliver him, letters directed
to Nelson court house will he attended to.
WILLIAM S. CABELL.
June &c. vsy
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July 81

NOTICE--In pursuance Of advice from the Exc
"a cutive council of this state, 1 shall on Monday
9th of August next, between tie hours of 10 and
~ O'clock, before the door OF Hetrieo County
Court house, in this city, expose to sale by pubic
auction to the highest bidder, for ready money, one
lt Of ground in this city No. $50, upon Shockoe Hill
land the streetlcadi z Northwardiy between Judge
Marshall, aud Mr.. Alexander McRae, and which
said Lot, was late the property Of one John Myers,
q subject of the King of 6. Britain, and by In1uisi-
ton duly taken hatl, been found to cscbeat 20 tbs
Commonwealth Of Virginia sgreeably to the provi-
sions Of an act of the general assembly, passed in
the year 1770, entitled " IN Ct coHceyhing Es-
cheGts and FoyfcitRres Cr11n British subjects"
Wliiaan HAY jonr. aud Peter V. Daniel Estr's.
are appointed BY the Executive, Commissioners ~
behalf Of the state their attendance is requested
~ the time and place above mcnuoned, being pre-
giously qualified rs the Law directs. =
SANL. McCRhW,
Esefedtor for Hearies County.
Juiy %.