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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
-:S:--
NEw-YoRK. August ?

.H1my movements -Four companies of
the 9Th regiment of U. 5. infantry, we're to
leave this port yesterday, under Capt. Ar
rowSmith, senior officer commanding for the
camp near Albany, to which additional for
ces are almost daily received. The man in
custody at that place as a spy, we under
stand was to be examined by a court of en-
quiry on Saturday last-Coium6iau.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
cary orders.

a. the mob will always be on the alert,
a correspondent activity is expected from
those Who nave united to resist its depreda-
TIM ietfer has no signature, 6ut il is
su hogcd 10 hage beeH zrittcn 6y c-eHcral
Lee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
BRITISH.

1803.-June n. Di-
rect trade between neu-
trails and the colonies Of
enemies not to be inter-
rupted, unless upon the
outward voyage CONTRA
band supplies shallhdve
been furnished by the
neutrals.
18O4.-April II. In
structions concerning
Jlockadcs, commuuica-
ted by Mr.. Merry.
Conversion of the
siege OF Curacao into
a blockade. August o,
blockade Of Fccamp,
&c.
18O5.-Aug. II. Di-
rect trade with enc
mics colonies subject
to restrictions.
1S06.--April s.
Blockade Of the Ems,
Wes1r, &c.
May 16. Blockade
from the ElOc to Brcst-
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81 Z l"lN' out a. soon as possible, could |,
W'>hto have MIR. Gathers written permis- !
sl,r e. enter II Some time to morrow. AMI
0ui'Cu iriahulan is the grocer who lives be-
low bu, though the upper part has no con-
necu,n b! passages with his rooms, am APP
pleheusivC that he and the Riggs will IN
ugue Go keep uS out. You viii therefore be
prompt IN Your application, and obtain for
me an mdispuJabe authority to warrant my
entry MO it. have received letter that
says the hosts ri the mob are chop fallen,
and that the mayor himself has been pre-
scented by the grand jury. Should thisprov,
true, 1t evinces determination in them
which must have been produced by 4 fear
that the interests OF the city were ruined OF
Only 10 be retrieved by reSolutc and indis
crimlnate prosecution OF all offenders.
Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
w A(sNlSp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

we understand that a respectable military
force IS collected on the lines in Clinton and
FRANKLIN Counties, under the command of
MAJOR General MooerS, and that they are in
good health and high sprits.-Ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
n. c. Hanson, Esq.
(1hs assignment gt'the lease is on the other
side
- w ~ MIN,
Witness, BENZ. 3, MAcKALL.

George o7yn, 25th Juiy, 1912.
Dear sir-Ihe bearer Carries YOU the pa
per which he will deliver you by day break.
God send you success and glory in case OF
an attack--Your's very sincerely,
]. WAGNER.
ii. c. Hanson, Esq.
No. As, South Charles st. Baltimore.
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ny Respectfully and SINCERELY yours,
J. WAGNER.
Grnncr.TnwN - Inln 100

GEORGE Town, Esd July, 1912.
Dear Sir--With the assistance of col.
Marbdry, | have surrounded all tie diff
cuitieS mentioned in my letter by the express.
You may therefore count ON receiving the
paper at my house in Baltimore on Monday
morning, and go on with your arrangements
ordlngly.@Marbury says that the croak.
ing confined To democrats and a few fed
dralists who by means OF jobs and depend
ence upon the executive, are laboriuE ~ thc
promotion Gifts views. In him ~. shall have
available and steady Supporter in all on,.
undertakings I'm sorry he had not been
IN town DIinre. hear nothing from Allison
IN answer TO my letter, from which con-
Guide that he is ON his way by water with
the rest. Yours very truly,
j. WAGNER.
H. c. Hanson Esq.
(Ihe assignment gf'the lease is on the Other,
side.
BY these presents assign and let over TO
A.C. Hanson, Esq. in consideration of one
dollar, to me III hand paid, all my right, ii
tie, interest, OF, i'll * TO the dwelling house
in .. Charles street, which / leased from
Mrs White, i'll Baltimore with all the rights,
privileges and appurtenanccs.
Witness my hand and seal this Esd day
or July 1912.
/ WAGNER Ic
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

Extract of'a letter recieU.d in this city from,
Haifac, dated July %.
The dispatches for Mr.. Foster bv the
Cleaner have this instant been made public.
The Orders in Council were rescinded on
the 18th June"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
Juiy 6, 1912.

The Secretary Of State, in pursuance ola
resolution Of the House of Representatives,
OF the 30th January last, has the honor to
report TO the President OF the United States.
six several lists of Captures, seizures and
condemnations of the ships and merchan-
die of the citizens OF the u. States, under
the authority ofthe governments in Europe,
TO wit:
No. l.. British captures prior to the Or
ders in Council Of Nov. Ii, 1907.
No. 2. British captures subsequent to the
date OF the Orders in Council of Nov. II,
1907.
No. !. French captures, seizures and con-
demnations, prior to the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES.
N. :. French captures, seizures and CON
demnations, during the existence of tie de-
crees of Berlin and Milan
No. 8. French seizures, captures and con-
demnations since the revocation of the Ber-
lin and Milan DEGREES,
No. 4 Captures, seizures and condemna-
lions under the authority of the government
of Naples. And in addition
A statement of the Danish captures, con-
formations, &c.
The documents from which these lists
have been compiled, being of a miscellane-
GUS nature, the detail is unavoidably imper-
feet. The sums stated as the amount of
loss, are, i'll many cases, doubtful. The
chief fact from which the cause of capture
can be inferred, is the date of capture :;
which, Oil referring to the regulations, or
ders or DEGREES, existing at the time, may
serve to elucidate that point of enquiry
The successive orders, DEGREES, &c. of the
belligerent powers, as they have come TO
the knowledge ofthiS department, up to the
year 1903, may be found in a report made
to Congress, by the Secretary of State, on
the 21st of December, Of that year.-In
that report, the belligerent edicts bearing
upon neutral commerce, and corresponding
with the list now sent, are as follows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
ALBANY, July 81

AhLbhN July -.
Every thing here has truly warlike
appearance; troops are marching into the
camp ia all directions. Drums, flies, trum-
pets, French horns call us to the window
every hour i'll the day. There is now cross
ing the ferry, fine body of troops, with arms
rs bright as those belonging to that power
which Gov. STRONG considers (" the 6uk
ozark of our religion !'---'' unfold my
letter to mention, that we were called. up
from our dining table to see one OF the grand
est sights my eyes ever bcheld it was the
f1oiiSe or Flying artillery. The whole body
OF draft-horsss, of the baggage Wagons and
attendants, amounting to more than four
hundred. This looks more like taking Ca
NADIA than any thing have yet seem Gen.
Dearborn has arrived, and every thing
seems aciive.-A sloop full of troops is now
Coming up the river. 1t seems to me more
like the march of an army than the first col
lection of troops. The very sight of such a
line army will make converts to their cause.
success and glory to the American arms, is
the general Shout"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

transmit to the House of Representa-
tives report from the Secretary of State
of this date, complyin with their resolution
of the 5Oth January last.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
Total
French

~ Oe8Sl
Captures, &C. prior to the Berlin &c
Milan DEGREES. eOf
Captures during the existence of
those DEGREES. 9o7
Captures since the revocation
OF those DEGREES. Af
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13
FROM THE DEMocaAr1c Pass.
DESTRUCTYO,E Or OUR COMMERCE..
UNDER UNLAWFUL EDICTS.

From review of the federal minorit, $
protest, in the National Intelligence, we
extract the following official schedule, &c.
never before published
To the House Eff REPRESENTATIVES ofthe
Unitcd StateS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

10 these may be added, the British Or
der In Council OF the 18th of April 1909
prohibiting altogether all trade with France
and Holland, and the ports of Italy. COM
pretended under the denomination of the
Kingdom of Italy; the blockade Of the.
ports OF Spain, from Gil Jon to the French,
territory, of the gosh February, 1910, which,
was partially relaxed on the 18th of Nav
1910; the blockade OF Venice, instituted on
the 9th of July, 1906, and which was de-. q,
clared to be still in force on the Goth Of
March, 1910; the blockade of the canal of
Corfu, o. the 18th of August, 1910. which
in effect, was an attempt to blockade the A.
drlatic sea; together with certain other re-.
gulations, principally touching the trade CIR
the Baltic.
10 the French edcts may be added. the
decree OF RamOouillet, on the 23d of March
1910. "S
The seizures and condemnations ,ntler
the authority of the government of Nanlee
were principally in consequence of a spe-;
ciai decree OF the sovereign Of that state.
In making of the lists reference has been
had to the dates of the orders in council oe
November 1907, and the French ediCts Of
Eerln and Milan, chiefly because their pro-
mitigation formed new epoch in the histo--
ny OF commercial spoliations. Under this
division these lists will exhibit the following
results:
British ,,eosoyo-
Captures, &c. prior to the orders in
council of November 1907, SOB
Captures, &c. subsequent to those
orders. 900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

81. Eer-
lin d. cree.
1907 l..
Milan Decree.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

Martha-Pond, s. Stow, master, 90 davs from
St. Barts.-July 20. Lar. IS, 80. long 67. so
spoke the priVateer Dash, @ ,lloway, from
Norfolk, "a crul1e.-26th, lat. SO, long %,
spoke privatcer Benjamin Franklin, inger-
soil, , days from Ncw-York, in pursuit If a
large ship, then bearing l.. distant about Is
eagJcS, supposed to be Jamaica home
ward bound ship. August Is, spoke the
brig Newton, OF Baltimore from Lisbon, who
had on board the crews of the ship Suwar
row, of NcwYork; Canowa, of Phil. from
Lisbon, and sally, of n. Bedford, the last
! from whaling voyage, with 1850 barrels of
sperm. oily all captured by MS Britannia
Majesty brig Recruit, and ordered for Bur
mada. The mates of the above ships, and
crew ct the Sally, arrived in the Martha
Pond. The Newton had on board only lob.
OF provisions when she fell in with the Mar
tha-p Pond, who divided her provisions with
her"
The privatcer sloop Actress, Lumsden.
OF New Haven, was captured by the British
frgate Spartan, on the fifth day of her cruize,
and carried to Halifax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-13

Sept. -. Disconti-
uuance of the ldstbiuck-
ade, in part.
1SO7.-March -. In
terdiction Of the trade
from port 10 port Of
France.
June %. Blockade
of the Ems, &c.
Oct. Is. Proclaim
ton recalling seamen.
Nov. II. three Or
tlers in Council.
Nov. 25. Six Orders
in Council.
1908 Jan. 8. Block
ade of Carthagena, &c.
March %. Act of
Parliament.
April II. Orders en-
couraging our citizens
to violate the embargo.
April 14.--Act Of
Parliament to prohibit
the expectation OF cot
ton, wool, &c.
Act OF Parliament.
making valid certain
Orders in Council.
May 4. Blockade of
Copenhagen and the
Island Of Zealand.
June IS. Act of Par
lament regulating trade
between the u. States
and Great Britain.
Oct. l4.-Admiral
Cochran's blockade of
the French Leeward Is
lands.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-28
From he Vermont Washingt0nian.

Il has ALREADY been stated to the public,
that NO Bill was found against BUELL. Tor the
L;j,;no OF Brooks Some of the Democratic
Fd;tors have called this an honorable acquitaL
How far il ought to be so considered, may be
learnS from the following statement, which has
been communicated for publication.
Onr CORE spondent adds, that, Z" 1t does not
,nnear. from the evidence, nor Is 1t commended
that the prescribed, or any other, ensign was
displayed; but it-does appear, that when wal
ker $40. brooks, he was only SIX rods distant
at farthest, (Hilyard Says four) and was gam
ing upon him; SO 1t seems he might nave
beeD taken i'm very few minutes more
We hope to be furnished with some fur
Their particulars respecting this bloody trans
action.
SUpREsiE CoURr, Franklin
Countq,, Dec Term, 1911.
JxJge Fay In his charge to the Grand
jury, dwelt eiaborately on the case OF BUELL.
and WALKER, and apparently with the en-
qafedness al an advocate, attempted to con-
vince the Jury, that they onghs not 10 fnd
BR!s against these Officers o, Sooerament.
The Jury consisted of the following Cen
tlcmcn -
John White, D. Foreman-Elnathan Keys,
F.-Joseph S. Mott, F.-Thomas Child, D.
Bcriah Curtis, D. Levi Clark, D-Rutus
Seith, D.--Joseph Call, D.-Joseph Parker,
F-Ciark Hubbard, F.-David Campbell, d.
: --Elkanah AIbee, D.-Samuel Ittsrd, F.
Lewis Walker, D.-San,uel Smith F-Levi
Hathaway, D.--John Nasaws F.-Josiah New
ton, ID.
After hearing the witnesses, on trying the
minds ofthe jurors, John White, Beriah Cur
It's, Levi Clark, David Campbell, Lewis Wal
ker, Josiah Newton aud Thomas Child, were
against the bill, the other eieUen in favor OF it.
The seuen having thus succeeded, Deacon
David Campbell moved an injunction of secrecy
as to those for and against the Indictment
and the foreman thought that to be correct
principle. But the cLcUsn could neither see
norf feel any particular reason WHY they should
observe silence. Minutes of the whole test.
meny and proceedings before the grand jury
are preserved"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-28
THE MONITOR.

&C ind I .vas afraid, and suent and MD my 's-
lent W the earth.
The intent of the parable from whica TINS ;
!. extracted. is to inculcate on all, the duty OF
improving to the utmost, the power ana ta'
1ents which the bene6cent Author OF every
good and perfect gift has bestowed Oh tneni,
The reward of him who diligently improved
b;s Eve talents, holds out strong lhducement
70 industry and zeal in the exercise OF the pow
ers we possess for the benefit OF society,"
The punishment of him who Tpas Gffala ana
hid his talent, should cautien US against the
DANCER TO which we expose ourselves, when
becsnse we consider our talents as few OF
snoal,-we are afraid to exercise them IN any
,,,.nner which NAV conduce to the benefit OF
.,orL;nd and like the person with one talent
IN the parable, hide them IN the earth; IN
other words, direct their use only 10 the gfati-
6cation of our selfish. sordld, earthly appetltes.
There was never time when II was not IN
the mower of most or all men to add something
TO the stock of general knowledge or hapPl-
ness, by the exercise OF the talent, however
small. with which he Is entrusted. true,
the opportunity does not every day occur TO
every one alike; but if ne be alive to sense
of his obligations to lmpart to others Por-
ton of what he can spare without loss to
himself. no one but may at some time Ind
sufficient opportunity to do good Ii sitver
ig gold he haze none whereby he may relieve
the wants of the necessitous, yet his example
NAV be exhibited to influence others to to-
low those things which pertain to their peace,
or his voice may be raised to call the hayward
from his devious path. Occasions are ne
yer wanting for the exercise OF all the ia
tents which good men possess. Admonloon
warning, reproof, if well directed and season.
ablv applied, can never be lost for want OF TT
subjects and when were subjects more nu-
rerous. or occasions more pressing than the
present day. The gigantic strides, which vice
irreligion and inhdeIity have made and are
still making in our land, impose solemn OF
bliyation on every friend to the happiness OF
mankind every well wisher to the good Or
der s peace of society, every one possessed o.
the least regard to the commands OF his GOD
E the interests of the religion of his Redeem
or. 70 cru aloptd and sfare mof--to falss bis
voice in the streets, in the wilderness and So
,itarv places-to plant~h his foot on the rock,
and noldly breast the overwhelming flood
Tef the Christian, the friend to his Goblet
the nstriot. the friend to his suffering degrad-
ed coantry, be Nh and doing zohtle the day
lasts, for the night cameth.-POrtland G6z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-28

We lately quoted proclA''' ,on 400 pen
emperor Of Russia for leyymg, , Inch, papers
TO reinforce his armies. The ffsI''n # Bore
received this week, contain deeII u, ccpeco'
paree's conservative senate, specially ont iIsoco
cd for the purpose, for ealing 3 U coincidcp(s
conscripts OF the year 1872 . AZ that ~
in time and number, seem to lhol'1 ,,n,rued u
levics of the rival emperors arc .cb papef'
each other.-An article In the rI :.h neeccjr
states that the Russian and ulN', ,,sacc, b..
tors, had concluded treaty 81, 81 + butr'i
that the Porte had refused to '@''. lie subject
thing certain is yet known upon r ,'I been nas.
Besides the preparations that 10" IS Poland 10 u
ing by Bonaparte in the lnterio' the works a ~;
the purpose of annoying Russia ,e eel to desS
magazines formed at Dantzl''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-02

nj CTCNL ASSURANCE SOCIETY, ac.ilss
Iva Fire ON Buildings oftke Statc u. \ r.. inia.
- frsieIe lSs. Sect. LIST. 4 General Meetm;,o
this Society to be formed OF 4 majority of Mem.
bers, or amount insured, shall b. held annually
IN the city of Ri,hmond, ON the second Mon
day IN Nov. in each year--IroviIed, That it i
sufficient number of members in person or by
proxy, shall not attend on that day, the stand
ing committee shall adjourn the meeting from
day to day, or to such future day as they may
think proper"
Sect 2nd. AT least weeks previous notice
shall be given of The tyne and place of holding
inc General Meeting, by advertising the same
IN such newspapers rs the standing committee
may deem 10 be proper" .
An extract from the Constitution, Rules, &c.
Of the VI. a. S.
SAMUEL CREE.N,HoH, p. .4geus.
At a meeting Of the Members of The Standing.
Committee of The MutuSl e. .surante Society
against Fire on Buildings OF the State of viz
enia held at the General Office in the CITY
oil richmond, tl,ey
y HesolVed, That Inc Principal Agen; be, and
he rs hereby requested 10 publish in The En-
quirer, Virginia Argus, and Patriot. Three
newspapers published in the City ofi.ichmond1
according Ia the 2nd sec Of the ist article Of
the Constitution, Rules and Regulations of the
society, that a General Meeting will be held
according to the said constitution and rules, on
the second Monday IN November next"
copy from she journal of the standing committees
LEWIS NJ. RlvALAlN, C. S. C.
IN conformity to the above Resolution, i
hereby give notice that the Annual Meeting of
the Socie,y aforesaid, will be held in the Capr
toi, IN the :i'y of Richmond, ON the second
Monday in November next.
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Principal agent 6Iatual assurance society.
Oct' ,. wt6thN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-02
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
1T Rules holden IN the C2erf's Ofce If The su-
berior Court Of chGacery for The Richmond
District, the llh day Of .1Fuiy, 1912.
William Gathright an Samuel Goode, ES'ors.
of William Gatbright, decd. Plfs.
AGAINST
James Hopkirk, surviving partner Of Alexander
Spiers, John Bowman, & Co. Bets
HE defendant james IEopkirk not having
entered his appearance and given securi.
ty according 60 the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules ofthis Court, and 1t appearing by sails
factory evidence, that he is not AN inhabitant
OF this country: Ii is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the first day ofthe
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs /;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, for two months success
slyely and posted at the front door Of the Ca
Pitol, in the said City
CoPy-Tes'e,
Ws1. W HENING, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-02
Muddy Creek Mills
nor S4LE.

ron Sy4LE,
THE subscriber offers for sale, the MILLS
on Mudd, Creek. in Cumberland county, about
one mle from Gainesville, with nineteen Acres
Of Land adioinng.-The Mill House is 78 feet
LONG, DO feet wide, and three stories high, with
four pair of Burr Stones, aud all the machinery
necessary to Manufacture Flour, to the greatest
advantage.
These Wills are situated in n good neigh.
bourhond for procuring VIII, at, and attached
TO them, is good two srory Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Smoke House.. Cooper's Shops, Mil.
lers House, and two very so d Granaries,
which with the advantage OF constant naviea
ton from the Mill dnor, renders 1T one Of the
most convenient Establishments of the kind on
J mes Riyer-tosscssion may be had in June
mkt The premises will be sli wn to anv per
son wishing TO view them, by Mr.. Richard At
kinson, residing thereon, and the terms made
known by application TO the subscriber.
EDW ARD CUNNINGHAM
Richmond, Oct. 25th, 1919 w6tp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-02

VANHE subscribers will commence business
n in this city on the 1st day of October
next, under the firm Of MURPHY AND
SCOTT.-Intending to direct their views
principally to the AUCTION and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, they have taken
that large and connections Brick Building
on the street leading from the Main street
to Mayo's bridge, formerly occupied by Col
Robert Gamble, deceased, as wholesale
store, where they will be ready to receive
Goods of every description and attend to a.
ny commands in the line Of Auctionecrs.
~ The best attention will be paid to the
interest of those who may favor them and
every exertion made to give dispatch.
WILLIAM MURPHY.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
Richmond, 18th Sept. 1879. (wtf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-02
VIRGINIA

at Rales holde,. in the Clerks ofte Of The Su
loerto' COat Of CHANGER for the Richmond
District. The liza day IF Jaly, 1912. 81
Christopher Moon, Pitt
against
John Miller, James Hammond, John Anderson
and Nancy Moon, Executors and Exccutr;x
of the las; Will and testament of Archelals
Moon, decd, Samuel Read, heir, t.evisee and
Executor of William Real, deed. AMI join
Campbell, Def.
TIE defendants Nancy Noon, and John
Campbell not having entered their appearance
aad given security according to the Act OF As.
sembly and the Rules Of this Court, and IT an
pearmg by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this country 1t is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here oS
the first day of the next term aud answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy ofthis or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the from,
door of the Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
WIN. w HENTNG,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-02

NIoTICE.--M persons having claims a.
gsn>t the Estate Of Bowler Cooke, deed
ale of Turkey island, are hereby noufcd tha,
by making them Known to John Sheppard OF
ti"lunoad, (who is authorised to arrange and
,ttend 90 she Estates ailairs) or 10 me, they
pill he iG.m. ,iiatelv attended to--as every ne
ccsssry arryn cement is now making to liqui-
late all claims. as expeditiouSly as possible-
Those indebted. are earnestly requested TO
come forward aud make p,ym-nt.
b. E-COCKE, Error Of
BoWLER Cooke. deo'd.
Henrico, Oct 18Th, 1912. va