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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

The correspondent of the Wing" says
the embargo question was carried 20 to 40
And that queer being John Randolph op
posed it, while speaker Clay was its prin-
cipal advocate. After embargo, comes let
ters Of mar1ne and reprisal The nation
is now assuming the attitude she ought to
barge
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
Extract OF a letter from a Georgia Planter, Ga
TED Hlrck 10, 1872

Cotton having failed, planters have
commenced largely on Sugar, Vine and Oil.
Mr. John Cooper of ST. Simons, made last wear
two pipes of excellent Red Wine. S7peet and
Caster oil is made in great abundance on the
sea coast OF Georgia-Mr. Spalding, Mr..
Cooper and Mr.. Grant all made small parcels Of
Muscovado Sugar last year: the former will
have fifty acres in otaheite Cane this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

~, Fc6ruary II.
The losses by shipwreck. in men & YES
sells, within the last three months exceed the
aggregate loss sustained by our navy, in all
the naval battles fought, and victories won,
within the last 90 years. To this loss we
nave to add that Of the Manila, of SO guns,
the particulars of which are i'm our extracts
from the Paris papers.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II.
1t appears that nearly one-sixth of the
whole inhabitants Of this town, and nearly
one-htth OF most of the other large towns in
TINS country, are now in condition to re.
quire the aid Of charitable relief. Had it
not Oeen for the uncommon Sildness Of the
season, 1T is believed the numf>SN would have
been much greater. This is a state of af-
fairs which VIC believe is without example.
except at the time Of servere scarcity in
1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
PHILADELp

THILADE LPHIA, NIarch 81.
Tie following extract we consider particu-
lsriy interesting and important. 1t is additi-
onal evidence the riches and fertility of our
country and additional proof how completely
independent these United States are by the be-
hests of " Nature and of Natures God
Dem. Prcs,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
FOREIGN.
NEw-YoRK, April 9.

NEw-YoRK, April g.
We learn from captain Smith, of the ship
Cornelia. from Lisbon, that the Combined
Armies were making active preparations fo;'
the siege of Badajos. Flour 8 Is, corn 3.
Capt s. brings no papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
DOMESTIC.
BALrIMoRK. April 3

BALTIMORE, April 8.
The quantity Of -four which is now ship
ping offs prodigious. The drays have been
going day and night. Oi-what dread
fdl thing is an embargo---to a British ar
my. "Great Britain is fighting for the IL
berries Of the world" therefore her troops
must have -four, and some folks are deter
mined they shall have it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

At late hour last night, the beautiful and fast
sailing ship Lady-Madison, Swaine, arrived at this
port, in the unprecedented passage of 10 davs from
Liverpool, which port she left on the 10th of March
From the latostpapcr received by this vessel the
following extracts are made
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06
TO tie Members Of Tie Yuginia LeSis-

Geniemeu--l beg leave to draw your
attention towards the Asnes of our Coun-
tr,men, now buried on the devoted spot c.
the Richmond Theatre.
/ need not retriCe to you the causes OF
that melancholy catastrophe nor the aw-
ful ccnseq ucnces of which it was product ye.
Most CT YOU have seen that fatal house in
flames or i'll RUNS. You were witnesses Of
tlIc agcDising distress Of the survivors. You
felt the deep gloom which enshrcuded the aft
hicted inhabitants Of this city. You saw the
names and number Of the respectable Vic
tins. You behe.d them drawn from all
parts OF the state, and overwhelmed in one
prcmisCuous ruin. You were witnesses of
the general grief which covered our state fo.'
the loss Of SO many of her sons and daugh-
ters. Your honorable bodies assumed the
badge of woe. The sympathy which was cx-
cited was as general a. the calamity was
awful. 1t drew forth the feelings OF natl
on. 1t caused us to feel that we were all of
one flmiy--from Boston to Savannah, the
sentiment spread with rapiiity, unprece-
deIted in the American Annals. The Con-
gress OF the u. States, Z" the venerable sa-
ges of our country condescended to bend
over us and join in our grief The corpo-
rate bodies OF many OF the towns OF our
sister states sent ON the tributes of their feel
ings. The generous young men Of Phadel-
pNli IL SDDul ~ OItSI u NNtsHC ldDICI TO the
memory of the lcs.d.----Thc Legislatures
Oh Massachusetts and Chic have publicly
resolved to go into mourning for our distress
ses.
You too, gentlemen, have gone into
mourning /; bat is this all is this the on
~ tribute, which is due from the Legislature
of Virginia,to SD melancholy an occasion -
The weeping Citizens OF this and other
cities the agonised survivors Of the unior-
tuaate victims aoOut to express their
feelings, their awfui sense of this over
whelning calamity, their sense of the worth
OF the dead, by monument to be erected
over their ashes. VIII not YOU, Gentlemen,
associate with thcn in this pous purpose
Will you not express the feelings ana gen
crosby of the STATE AZ large, by anaton-
al contribution, i.s true, none of you
have persisted and mingled in these hoig
ashes. Yet the Chief slagistrdte Of our
.Statc Is gone--hc, whom you bad Just cal
lcd TO the Executive Department III the
ntne os the state his relics lie mingled
with tie Test.---rhe President Of the
Eank o VirSiuia - likewise gone. Over
how may chiij-l Is Virginia yet weep
iDg
patti tle,, entlemen, to your feel
ings {; toth r.r sd for tiic venerable name
OF country, e.,cn biuis u al together to
y az b jas, 80 u.aI Of 4ensib.iity, and sons
vi Virginia, @ilc:Her 1t does not comport
with these saCred sentiments to join in this
p-oG5 .,-.Dos@. Coa.rio@.c ons " Two .hoa-
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S's AZ ~ u 49, "a . y a :. y . a
COW ,IU.VICATTO.N

Died, ON the 29th ui;imo, at the scat Of
Capt. James Cole ii Fluyanna comfy. NV.
JAfE5 COLE, Jun. after painful and lin-
Sering illness, wnichhe bore with exemplary
iortitude & equaiiimity to his last moments.
even when ieiieut and cOnsoiing h2he az
torted not her bylny aid.
y death why art thou so crucl--that
objects enlivened by the most tender SYM
pathics aDd enGearmen.s should seem to
DC those OK Thy choice In selecting thv
victims, why shouiJ'st thea sting with so
much po,snancc -.Ie hearts Of the livinS
Young i!r. Coie IN the prime Of bic ha.
pad che DEBT oi nature, ahd ie,t tender and
aiicctionate parents, brothers aud sisters GO
mourn liis loss, with numerous acauain,-
auce, Who cordially JOIN with them in she'd
ding tie tear of coincidence Tor his untinelv
iSte.--A soondncss Of integrity, correct and
amid5ie department, aud suayity Of NM
ncrs, were qualities which hc possessed in
50 eminent degree. as to COMMAND and
ensure the respect and affection OF all who
knew hin, and were capa e OF duly a,,rrr-
cIa'inG such virtues The writer Of ,hese
Ines VIII attempt no eulogiant Of his dcpa,t
Ell frlehd.--iie submits those as a feeble mi
% tie to MS memory were he to attempt an
adequate recital OF his virtues, he shouId fail
IN dong justice either 10 his own feelings.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

VALUABLE MILITARY LAMBS. Fo, SAFE.
publicly AZ the Bell Tavern, in the city of Rich.
montl, on the 2oth day of February next if not dis
posed OF sooner at private saIe-lhe following arc
tie tracts
One OF 1000 acres, lying The nortl, side Of Ten
nessee tNer, beginning eight poles below tile mouth
OF the first creek cmptyi,.g nto Tie river thence up
''e river, with us several co;nses, Sc poles, &c
side OF Chic river, the waters Of m or creek Ynd
Que other raot OF SEQ, adjoining the above and
situated On the same waters full Dissertation oc
.e ABOVE 'aHds, rs To sit"atInr G,iay Mats ,,J IL
tie, may be in tlie hands Of j,urion H. pc.f,
esq, with whom, may also he seen the nccesssr, in.
st,Sictons and authorities, create conyeyanc, -
Air Bacchus, will ;rcat for the subscriber IA. o w
iesa' PROPRIETOR with any gentleman, who may wish
to purchase the whole any part.
DAVID DOYLE.
reD U. Il
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4 ~ "Wednesday the 10th of the present ,no,1I,.
~ will be sold 10 Tie s!cst bidder, at tic nous.
III which the !ae EdMinJ. .iarvie, esq resided. an
the Household and Kitchen fUA.NIj IRE Of tl,e
deceient. " '--0
There is great variety of household furniture. $.
IT'S nearly all new and elegant The terms of "a,
are, Tor all sans under fifty dollars cash and o, AS
over that sum- credit OF 80 days lie purchaser a..
wig ho'e WIN a good endorserl negotiable a;la
payable at the Bank of Virgins
~ ihc same ume aud place viii I've sold. about ss
bushels OF fresh CLOVER SEED, on va. ,hoy'.
te,,as a Horse, Saddle and Birdie, and various
ot,ca articles VIZ aiso DC Sold The s.le viii COM.
mence at eleven o'clock In the to.enoyn
jy direction Of the administrator OK y. j. [t,ryS
Richmond Feb. G. Is.
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sand dollars towards tlsc projected monu-
'nent. 1t IL not tae peIf, the ,uoney that
we ask for--wc do not " ant 1.-THE nonu-
ment will rise without il. But we ask i, as
the expression @; the national feeling. we
ask it at your hands, that you would yoin your
gricfs with our grief, your sympathy with
oar sympathy, & hat the same stone which
covers the ashes of oar coantry nea should
bear stampt upon ii the .auri6cencc of pri-
yate feeling aud the Sympathy OK a great
State.-l ass it, is q man IS a Patriot
and as
a NIECiNItN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06
Feb. G..

= IlRciNii-At ChanccIy District court, holden
at Staunton, Nov. term, 1909.
EGtwccn
john ho<cr, pptf
ind
Henry k'ihn end Benjamin n Barnctt, Def'ts.
q" i' i""'i"r OF ,ti'e plaintiff by s counsel, the
ocft Et' ie,i hN a,Drtits hetWeen TIC ai ties t0
Ni'ser-c.n....s''ot !itt who's tr, ctco 20 Ia
i:iite stat' aiG >Ntt!e tic sane ard l. axe ~ crt
t'cFeoi 10 THIS 1 curt vI,i sCci atjois su, ly
tl.ouSht ertincr' l himself. r,tu ireo Is tl,;.ar-
au horaed Ia proceed ~ 4! { a. se.,c. ,r
no having reasonable nuco It h.s primal, s,,tICi,t
mcnt or Adjournment s,a!! t. to attend hin
Copy. Tcstc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

sNHE subscriber has qualified as Administrator of
4 the Estates OF Col John Iarvie deceased, aud
OF Edwin James liaryic. Those vino are indebted Ia
the said estates are hereby requested to come for
ward and discharge their several debts and the ere.
ditorS are requested 10 make known their claims
w. BROJKE&BROUGH
Richmond, Feb. G. c,ov,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

s(dIE DOLLARS REWARD.-Run.away from
- t'e S"OscrD.r on the eth Of last month, 81 ne.
gro man named HENRY, about twentieth. v, =,
AZ and rather 0f vel ow complexion: Iii, Lair
D"shy and somcw'iat longer thsn common. alont I've
icct tour inches IN height had on when he xent q.
way i.h dress Of Blue Plains, aud had borrowed a
ore" Ioal-'nii his dress may bc changed as he WA,
wen acquainted both in this place and KislnoJ, b.S
lns hyei some time viii! Mr.. Page az the Swan ~,
Ierh. Any person who will take him up and deliver
nun 70 me IN Petersburg, will be cnti,le 10 Ike aloy
reward, exclusive of all charges.
pa,o.. ALEXk. q. STRACHAN.
'e's'us' Fee' u w&x
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HENRY !. PEYToN, c. c. c..
Commitment OEce

VONtIIfEsSfOHeTS 'yDIte, y
49,. UincheSter, Jan IL, 1879.
me parties to the above mentioned suit will please
% G'Ne hotcc' That Lave appointed thursday, lie
21 day az Feb'y next for tL,. uurpost OF
t'ie ahoYc rccited orcer ,to eff ct, w,n they viii
%tte"d at ny Office in Winchester, yi.I such esi-
uThee ana vouchers as t.ey may deem proper to exs
=, LIMUEL RENT, .w C.
.w4wp
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~ -

1919 5-t Acres, on the Waters of Green Rive,
in the rcighborhood of ROUGH Creek. Tbi, I.an5
IS well adapted to the culture Of Cotton
4,9Oo Acres, lying on the waters of Benson's and
ftammo'm's Greeks; within SIX Oh seven miles of
of'nNioif the ssat of gOvcrament. a great pro.
Foruon oil tins tract is very rich and heavily timber
Ell with Fopar, Ash, Walnut, &c. &C. Benson's
creek passing immediately through it. probably of.
i"'Tis ono o. more good mil seats.
T.i8' acres on the Kentueky River Immediately
opfo~i-c Che t6'n Of Petersburg. There are fifteen
or twenty tenants on this land, and in one farm tere
iSup"ai IS OF u hundred acres (open land )--'The
wh'te-oaN timber o. ths is very abundant aud
c'nai to any ia The STATE and its couguiiy to Lex
idston aud frankfort, being Is miles from the for
IneF and l2rom the latter, renders il very valuable
$3.50 acres near the tails Of Green River and adj
JOINING the Town of vienna This land is of excellent
qualify. ~
&,-iJl acres, an undivided moicty, ON Licking III.
'rr adjoining the upper Blue i.icks This i, land
Of goDd quality, and hrs on it an excelleu, Snriug
which supplies the noighborhonI. %
nc terms o! sale will b. maic known bv aunlica-
ton TO "Ff'N"
JOHN HOOMFS &
=. JOHN q. VOOLFOLK,
EXecutOrsof
JOHN HOOAiES.
OK
HOB8ARD TAYLOR, Fsn
Clarke County, Kortickv
For sal'. few dozen thorough bred UOESFS
Consisting Of ostlJas, Isrcs, Colts and Filiies.
ri j. HOOMES.
o'"' 3w
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(TEN.) KNOXVILLE, Jan. ~.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.


At 90 minutes before nine o'clock on
Thursday morn;ng last, Il shock of AN Earth
quake, which lasted 4 minutes, WAS felt i'm
this town. The vibration is sad by those
WHO n,ose observed it 70 BE from North to
South. The oscillation much lighter than
curing that OF the 10th ult. The wind was
Eastwardly bas i.ghi and variable many
people lcit tHeir houses, and unfinished
breakfasts and fed to the streets, some few
articles WAS thrown frosa the shelves of the
azores, bar 10 damage done.
4 light shock, at half past 9, was observ-
ed. Daring the shocks on the morning of
the 10th December, the weather was heavy,
~ solemn stiffness Of air, and great contrac-
ton of the horizon each accompanied by a
rum bling noise, resembling the rafting Of
heavy loaded wag, CONS on pavement. GA
Thursday the weather was clear, nor did
any noise accompany the shocks.
BANK STOCK.
Tie counties of B!oaut, Washington,
Hawkins. Campbell and Claiborne, have
subscribed the full number OF shares in the
state bank allotted to them by the Legisla-
ture, to wit: each 440 shares; several others
we are advised by letters, have nearly com
plcted their quota. The law prescribes no
bounds to the county of Knox, the citizens
whereof have stopped ut 1860 shares.
Fears are now entertained by many who
wish to subscribe, That they VIII not get an
opportunity, and by those who have sub
scribeti that they will be pared down. No
doubt is entertaine! that the bank will go
iuto operation some time the ensuing sum
mer.-GuzeHe.
About the first instant 1000 hogs were
drivcninto Canada, from the American side
of the lines, intended fur the Montreal mar
ket
The Louisiana Gazette ofDccember 18th
says the account that was given to the pub
lick by way OF an extract OF IL letter from
Mobile, some days ago, stating that posses
sion was to be given to the u. States OF the
whole territory TO perdido, is without foun-
dation-no such order has been received
from HAVANA or eisewhcrc--nor is the de-
livery contemplated by the commandment Oh
inhabitants of Mobile.
Extract ofa Letter from Morrfstosvn, on
j. J dated the 26th inst. from a gentle.
man iii that tosrn to bis friend ia Nezu
York.
6 The Legislature of New-Jersey hav,
granted Charters during their present ses
sion for sic ne1v Banks. One for Newark
one for Elizabeth Town, one for New Bruins
wick, one for Trenton, one for Cambden s
enc for Morristown."
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Arrived in Hampton Roads, on Saturday
last, from Bermuda, in II days, ii. 3. Ms
sloop EmHionS, with dispatches, and for Mr..
-Norier, who has been named one Of the
commissioners for settling the disputes be-
tween Spain and her Colonies.
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VIZ public are cautioned against The ass;r,,,..
a oil Bond, executed by the subse,iicr to s,,
'oye' OF Brunswick county, bcaripk Gate. r. LII
a. recohect,l 1901, for the sun Of one tnndred af
before h.s death, but Delivered inc fbr6,,s ~
slect. '"'' through ls-
y.A JAMES HARRISON.
1tp
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\ GIN Inn, N.CEiJIIfi.--Buc@iusham County, No,e1.
g.. brow" d Co. P3tE.
William Cannifare and Iittleberrv Doss n,e,
On the motion oS the plaintiff, ly e,,ns ~ rs
sppc"1ng TO the Court, dat The defendant c,a %
oror.S g ihp TO parts unknown, 1t 10 deereeI 81
HacIf4' nat unless the said Csnuifarc sLsg 49, -
mere on o. before March court next " snq @''' ear
VI tIe plaintiffs, the court N! then nre.eed ~, VIZ gu
,e same Ter confessed 90 him, lad d.c" 's
order he orS; alI'%1sl and that cop, Of dis
Ne"s,phpeS Of 'ie Ctyci BichnonJ fa '.9 pubs
cont d. -, S" y. a'c,ber coy be posted UP ~ ~,
Copy. . '''' county
January TO- 1855 l'ss1' Jr' D {.
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AS the approach of the Comet brought
fine weather, the present wet shews it has
turneH tail upon us.-London Paher.
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.ADYER1YSE.h,E.l.n

ne appeal aforementioned having heen dismiss II
ny te court OF eiancriy tor the district o. Williams.
bufS, on the 24t at January 1872 on the said u,ort.
gagged premises. will be sc To Ia, highest bda,, fr
res.y money The SAID mortgage, premises Pursuant
I'D 'iic s'u "ecree. TO wit--one I r.rt Lana, stu.t
al IA the county u, Middiescx and co,,.ini,y iv .
p'tt o! the SAD land, surveyed BY VIM barry SUR
Neyor OF the sal county, dated the oath oil NAV I7Cs
the quantity oi twelve hundred aud seventy sever, A.
c'es, IN suieicncy thereof satisfy the SAID, de,
cree, by TIE CCNINISSitN NEES
Dec 9TH, 1911.
he above land is level and we'll adap,cd 10 farm
ing ihe situation is high, dry, ard healthy, the wa
ter sncoin'nonit Sood the range Tor stock excellent
II aboun,is with timber touches prorg Of tie
creek which gives ACCESS in short distance 10 tic
.tapia'i"n"nek river ioi the fines. fish oysters and
crabs. On this tract is GIiSt MIL Orchards and
sundiy other Improvements. Ii les abont six mites
above the courthouse at Urlanua, and witl.,n two
OF II church and meeting hoise. Ii is word, the no
tee OF inon;ed meD-ad James Webh .snr of Es.
sex county will lac authorised hy me to sifo,d reason.
able accommodation 10 purchasers on certain eond.
lions, 1t being my wish to give every chanc, for nm
FRANCIS CORBIN.
he Reeds, taroiiie county, Dee. O. 1911.
near Witt Chimnies Post Office
PlatHt!I"s costs, S q 81 cents.
= oiiCE--'i,hc sale, mentioned ID the above adj
= Vertsemtit, having been prevented " Ia, in
ccmency OF the weather the time appoint d. il Il.
postponed TO Aiatch the fourth next
BY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
fco o' 4ih s. 20;h +
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/ ENcHANcERy ---,,i. ii.tsex .aa,y e5.. !, &c.
Z tobcr 1905
| rIslcis Corbin, ,.,, "a limos.
| Against 1912.
Ihos Chon and VIM C. Baale, a,n.'rs.. Sc. Of
kei'd H. Cogtih decu. 1hos. Chiffon And Jane. bts
"ue, " m Z. Bea aud AnD his wife, Or..ek Gilt
ION and Feiiea his vile, aud Eliza fyloe, and BEN
era alias Martha aud Jo;in Turberviie. Infants n 81.
the age at - YEARS. Elliott Musc and ,ieltv,.i lis
Mie, Who Was Etty riyloe Corin, wi,.o. of RiriFa..
IA. Cotbii, decd. ~ 4 ,,,,,,,>, -
Ihi, SUI abates us to Orr;sk Chiffon sul "a ~, u.
iieaie by tiieir deaths, ani .!Sn ,hito. ~ ,,,r
ilar'1ed viii. the w"io~ OF Oc,ck Chiffon a cory.
'ir'stoi,icr. who has intcrnaitict With ill.,. q ~,
"a "n'. - i'caie and Redben B.aie VIII, A. (, ,,...
hiaireu "tn i.i'GS l. iuiber>iiie a. Robert ht.,,p
VINO - i"te:n,a.r.ci with rcicia, othervi a. ,.lL
si"itis urD,rNlc, are by consent made INrrs No.
tis SUIT, a''d ,ins causc came to be heard ,oA
t'e l, answers exhibits ana
report, ;i arguments u counsel theieupon heard &
asst CONSIDER ,i--Nhereupon II 10 d,cre,d and or
tere tilat Tie dctts pay to the pia til the sum Ut
lS21t. IL with utcl est ~ per ct. ue, a,ut,u M,
n5i5 o q, part thereof from January Is, I7.p. in
pad, ani the costs OF tils suit within six uontl,a
from this time, and ia default thereof that I, q lie.
ien''as bc iofeeose. OF an eq,ity OF v,.mttion in
the inor;sgycd premises, tia, Thomas 5,ontauu.
Nctard NJ. Srgar and James Webb. OF a,y tw q d.
Sc" thc sad mougayed premises so uei thereof
as may be Necessary, alter having pre>ious, aiycr-
"scd the same in some pu!;c New slaper and ont
oil the proceeds u! tie sale, pay the coii p.n.u .
s'!u sums aii interest, and make conyeyances II ts
purchaser or purchasers without warranty from
winch decree the adnrs prs, al appeal which, rs
granted them without seeu.i,y
copy. Test g. iIfiLY D. C.
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: ETiiOOlST CONEEKEN.,E TEE.

SETiiOOiSr CONEERENGE.-Th s,,i,s.r,-
Ter respectfully ,m!orns t',e l,db,., in general,
taat the Virginia ami North ar,nia ai.,,,i ,;o,e,
enee, consisting vi 10 ~ 40 M!ast,cs of Tie etln-
isS ii.ise'pd Church, Vii. be Ao. lea al the cit, of
i.ehnon'!, commencing on the 9Jih ol tie n,.s,.,t
iioat!i, ard eoi.i.iIal :0r one week.
H. LAr~riMoRa, ). r.
hco' :" ~
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'r OF the many others who shared The plea
nAir * An acquaintance With Lin.
.'iul'aiiI:a, FEB. lst, 1919.
.s.'ss ss-<i q .5sAs,, srssaHSossss
or FCA S'Lia; some .niitayy La..a Hoy-
rants oa tie flT3tHs2 Contine.fel Esta1!i.az,,eat
.4.i2ssc~fioa TO o. maas at tais g~ee.
REQ. u. rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

AZ The Young Gentlemen of Boston
have met at the Exchange Coffee House
and resolved to express in a public manner
their sorrow for the late melancholy calami-
ty in this City-a committee was appointed
to make suitable arrangements.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

About the first instant 1000 hogs were
drivcninto Canada, from the American side
of the lines, intended fu, the Montreal mar
ket.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-21
From, the Freemanl's Journal.

Mn. MECoRKLE,
The Editor of the " Baltimore Federal
Republicans has lately produced an instance
10 prove that the Legislature of MARYLAND IS
an g enHsAtened'' body, as if he supposed
doubts were entertained upon this subject !;
but if he will turn to Bacon's edition OF the
laws of Maryland, f /, Geo. l. c. 81 ne will
discover satisfactory evidence, that SO long age,
as in the year l7l5, the zohole Legislature OF
that state was remarkable Tor illumination
forhe will there hn6 it 6 enacted, by the kings
most excellent majesty, by and with the ad-
,ice and consent of his malesty's governor
council and assembly of this province That
If any person or persons, killing any such IN
marked Swine in the woods, or elsewhere, and
shall wilfully dis6gure the mark, or cut OH the
ears of sueh Swine, SO as to conceal the sru'
and real mark, or rphether il TDere marx, a or
nor, shall be deemed and adJudged Hog
Stealer.'' think the PEOPLE of that day must
have possessed singular sagacity too; else
how could they have aiscouered, and how coulo
they have disfgured the mark OF an unnlqrSe ed
Hog, quhether il zras marked or nor, as his ma
iesty, his governor, council and assembly IN
innate they could. do not believe that the
present generation could do 1t. A. b.