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n their extent, TO clo.he, arm, pay and
.ubsist them at my own expence for the
whole duration Of the war by the ex.
PLANTATION Of the manifest Of the 18th Ju-
ly, all such estates as those anong
which mine are classed, were excluded
from thi. armament, and must walt tor
the recruiting.
This general plan of the emperor, my
beloved son, does not, However In Its
application with regard TO any peasants,
lay any hindrsnce in the way ofmy wish
es of personally participating in the mea-
sarcs which are At present taking for
the defence of the country, by appro-
priating to that purpose those disburse-
mems which intended for it.
Ishall accordingly pay an equal sum,
that is to saw, $4,000 rubles yearly, to the
committee for tho ar,aasent here, SO
long as the war shall continue, and in
applying myself TO you as the comman-
der, who has bean chosen in confidence
far this armament, herewith transmit
these Fifty thousand rubles, and likewise
the articles purchased for clothing the
soldiers, whilst ] send my most ferSent
prayers to the Almighty, to grant his
blessing on the Jealous endeavors OF the
loyal ssns of Russia, and protect our
arms with his powerful hand, and that
he will turn to disgrace all the endeavot,
Of tie encmy, and cause them to CON-
tribute to the still greater glory OF the
monarch, & of our beloved native eoun-
try: tits my earnest wish that you may
reap those benefits frsa yoar labors and
cxcr,ions, which sc may with so much
security expect from your endeavors,
your experience, and your attachment
to the emperor my beloved son, and |
with pleasure .cizc this opportunity Oh
assuring you OF ny particular regard,
and Of the perfect esteem with which
remain towards you.
(Signcd) MARlh'
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Public Sale.

WILL be solo on "WEDNESDAY the 9Th
of December next, HDuse and Lot Oh
Washington & Prinee.Strects--Lut las
feet inches, BY loo-A Lot On Fairs
fax and Queen-Streets 100 by 4O--ttrss
Houses and Lots on Cameron Street id
excellent order. The above property
is sold, for the purpose of closing TIC
concern Of Marstelter and Young.
Robert l. Taylor,
! rustees
Nov. ~. n
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oOtn OF IhlS place.
The fate ofthe Roads given by the late
Importers of British goods will probably
be decided in few days. A diversity
of opinion exists upon this as well as
upon all other matters ; but there can be
little doubt that the general sentiment in
Congress is favorable to the exoneration
of the merchant from his liability on his
bond. The payment of the bonds can
not be enforced, without manifest iDjus
ticc to the rights of the merchant, ana
the contravention Of a principle which
we have adopted in our laws. tor his Sc
curity against oppressive exae,lons. 81
a provision in our revenue laws, it Is
declared, "that the Secretary Of the
Treasury she'll have power to remit any
fine, forfeiture or penalty, incurred by
the violation Of the Revenue laws, In any
and in all cases where he shall be salts
fed that the violation Of the law has not
proceeded from an intention Of frsud, or
from wHfui negligence. 1t is net pre-
tended that the late importation OF Bri.
lisa goods has been made with an lnten-
ton to delraud the revenue, or from will
full negligence. On the contrary every
necessary measure Of precaution was a.
dopted by the merchant. His agent in
England was Informed by the earliest
opportunity of the non-lmporsatien law,
and instructed not to ship the good.
which had been ordered, until the opera
ton of the law had ceased; which &C
csrding to its express terms, would be
when the Orders in Council we're reteal-
ed. The agent, in obedience to his or
ders, retained tie goods until the Orders
in council syere repealed, and then, un-
der tho idea that our restrictions were
removed, shipped than to America
Here was nc Their fraud nor negligence
and of course the merchant Is isirly en-
titled to tho benefit of the provision
which our law contains against the I'M
position Of fines, penalties and iorieI-
lures, innocently incurred.
We have no doubt tina, the committee
OF ways aid means will take liberal
view Of the subject, and that the bonds
will either be cancelled by an act of
Congress, or referred to the Secretary
of the Treasury, with an understanding
that he is tG afford the relief prayed for.
Judge Tou.min, If the Mississippi
Territory, has decided in the case of the
United States Us. Schooner Maria that
the town Of Mobile and all the territory
lying east Of the Pearl River, west of the \
Perdido and south of the thirty-6rst de-
gree Of latitude, has 1ecn since the l4th
of May last part of tho U. States.
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annual report Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. Referred to tho committee q
naval affairs.
Two messages in writing were receiv-
cd from the President Of the U. States
By Mr.. Coles his secretary.
The first message read covered a let
ter from Mr.. Russell to Mr.. Msnree, de-
failing the conversation, referred to in
his formeri letter between himself and
Lord Castlereagh. This letter is long,
and as any attempt On cur part to give
the substance might possibly not do JUS
tice to the writer, we Shall forbear, with
the promise to lay it before our readers
entire as early as possible.
On motion, it was ordered that 5000
copies Of this, together with the former
message oftheP:esdent communicating
MIR. Russell's correspondence be print
ed.
The second Message covered letter
from the, consul general at Algiers, Mr.
Lear, detailing the origin and pro-" sss
of our differences with that Regency.
The House in committee oftne whole,
Mr.. Dcsha In the chair. on the following
BILL
Yssting the hswer Of retaliation, in Ger
tain ca.es, in the Presidext efthe u
mted States.
Be it enacted by the Stnate and Houss
Of Representatives offhe United S1d'e~
If america in Congrrss assembled, That
if any citizen of the United States being
prisoner by land or sea to the British
government, or who hath been impressed,
!ath suffered or shall suffer death, mu.
tilation or other corporal punishment, or
be imprisoned with unusual severity
by any officer, agsnt, soldier, or In
aian, in the service Of the British g.
Yernment, the President of the United
States shall he. and he 10 hereby en-
powered and required to cause the most
rigorous retaliation 10 be executed, Oh
any sub jcct, officer, soldier or Indian in
the service or emplo, mcnt of the Bril-
fish poycrnment, as shall or may have
been captured by the arms of the United
State. by land or SEA.
Mr.. Wright spoke ct length In favor
of the bill.
Mr. Lacock moved 70 amend the bill
by inserting after the word severity,
"contrary to the usages CT civilized war
fare" Adopted. >
The committee then rose, reported
the bill, and the House ordered 1t TO
third reading tomorrow. )
Adjourned. {
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OGDENSBURC, Oct. 81.

Last Thursday 80 British boats
laden with ammunition and clothing
having on board $50 or 200 Indians,
and guarded by a considerable num-
Der Of militia and regulars. passed
this village, on their wayto the lake
they were suffered TO proceed un-.
molested.
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BOSTON, November Is.
Electors of President.

Yesterday the people Of this common
wealth exercised the right of Suffrage
in designating persons to bestow their
votes for President and Vice President
Of the Quilted States Tor The tour years,
commencing on the All Of March next.
.ModtcSer District.
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Letters from Washington county state
the majority for the Madison ticket IN
that county at 424.
From Allegany, (the Cumberland dis
trict excepted) We have not heard-in
that here is a small majority tor the
Clinton ticket. Our opponents have al
ways heretofore had the asccadaLcy IN
that district. Williams and Rcntch are
undoubtedly cheated by msJarl,y OF
frur, TO 300 ia the three counties
The vote Of Maryland viii be sic for
Madison and fire for Clinton.
Frederick TOXIN Herald.
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FOUND.

WAS found by a Black Man q
w BUNGh of KEYS. The swbs
CT may hive them again, on applitas
lion a, this Jffice, and paying the Il
II this srt,sement.
Nov ~. dSt,
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On the 18th day of Dee.

On the 18th day OF Dec.
next, the President and Directors Of
the Fauquier and Alexandria Turns
pike Road Com oany, will contract d
CentreviIlc in Fairfax couuty 70, cleafs
ing and making further Part of,ha
said road, to he completed At cording To
law and on such terms as nley be thSR
ipuIated
No. le dt'5OcG.
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MARRIED, on Tuesday evening last,
by the Rev. DR.. Muir, Mr. JAMES
DOUGLASS to Miss ELIZA KINcAID,
botn of this place.
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JUST RECEIVED,
MEMOIRS Of the WAR
IN THE
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT
~ THR

SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT
UNITE STATES.
By Hxxy LEE, 1t. Col. Conn andant 81
the Partisan Legion, during the
American War.
IN 2 VOLUMES ocTAt6.
Price 6 dolls. in boards, or dolls. bpuhH
Subscribers w,!l'picase cali for theH
Copies at the Store OF
James kennedy, sen.
November RI eo4v
THE SUBSCRIBER
O6rrs j9- sale or erehsngt }dr sd6A
lands above the Blue Ridge. the Jot<
ios.ing assembled trohrty:
"A tract CT and about r
miles from Alexandria.in an healthy md
agreeable peighborho"d containing sn
acres. This land adj"ins The lands Of
Dr.. Craik, DR.. Stuart and William Fitzs
hugh; has large proportion Of Wood
good Water, Orchards, &c.
Also, a molety Of the FARM
Oh which Bszil Williams resides.
Also a rarm on Potomac
River, one mile below the town, eonS
tanning by ration,be,~eenl3&iAh ah'
d,sd acres, about 100 acres IN WOODY
most Of which is heavy timbers 500
acres in compac, 6guret OF valuable.
arabic low grounds, part OF which 10 res
clsi,sed Pocoson ard as rich As any lard
in the world valuable Herring sshes
ry, extensive meadows, and about looo
bearing epple and peach trees taking
QUALITY and situation into view, THIS isho
may truly be said to be amongst tao
,no., valuable Of its size on tho Potomac
river. II -
Also, the House with o
acres of ground in and adjoining ths
town, wherein the subscriber resides.
The House is large, bGilt OF the best
material, ard finished in . Superior
s,y;e !, The GsrGen, Of 2 acres, 10 not
,rrbasscd III production by any in this
,.ri Of the country. Terms may bs
.nown " applying to the SUBSCRIBED: ID,
Aug. J. Smith.
18Th October. 7s"1"n"
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PUBLIC SALE.

10 BI1O u = ~
On Tuesday next will be sold al 'h'
Vendue Store, for term Of years,
A Valuable House Servant,
Abou, SO years of age, and her three
Children, a Girl Of about s years, two
Bows of two and four years.
P. G.. MARSTELLER.
November -
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First Days Drawing
OF the Potomac and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery.
SECOND CLASS-l7th Nov. 1873
No. 2435l first drawn number priv. ef
5 9,oo0
No. 22o4 prize Of lo9
No 1873 AMI i445e prizes Of 50
10 prizes Of s IL and 4s6 of 10 dolls
lars each.
Tickets and Shares for Sale BY
Robert Gray.
Ae..aL>.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, Novem5er 10.

"TO sHEW
THE VERY AGE < BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM Asp PRESSURE"
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The Georgiaus complain of the resist
anee ofjthe Spaniaras At St. Augustine.
How would they serve a party OF Spa
nisrds who should invade their state, al
tempt to revolutiohize it, and blockade
Savannah All nations, and al indvl-
duals, have equal rights. The SPanl"rds
have a right to do to the Ams'ieans,
whatever the Americans lave d right 10
do to Naturalization Palladium.
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1t is said 1000 militia from the Mis-
sissippi Territor., and 1000 from Or
leans State, have been required to marck
against East-Flurida; but the danger OF
insur"ections of the negroes makes the
militia unwilling to move. Wilkinson
is reported to have said he will take
Pensac ola, if the act costs him another
three gears trial.-l6ia.
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A letter from Copenhagen, dated Sep
tomber 6, says, "the Obtaining posses
sion of Snolenski cost the Freneh up
wards Of 900 men. Lon. TAP.
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Jerome Bonaparte has been under the
necessity of publishing decree, &C
knowledgins his inability to pay the in
,erest Of the public debt Of Westphalia'
The decree is dated tho 18Th June, at
Warsaw, and directs, that the interest
in future is 10 BIZ adGrd 70 the caEi!al! :
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4Ss lO4 452 724
1t is said in Weymouth there was one
peace majority.
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PRINTING

sysrLy KxKcvTRp AT rHzs eTTIcA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

IN CHANCERY-Flavanna County Court, .1uiY
27th, 1912.
John Quarles, Stephen Mayo, William Giles &c
Nancy his wife, late Nancy Rhodes, one of
the Children, and heirs Of George Rholcss
decd. PiEs
against
Elizabeth Smith, late Elizabeth Rhodes and W.T.
dow OF John Smith, decd. Mary Parrish.
daughter of jesse Parrish, and Mary his
wife, late Mary Rhodes, Abraham Price, and
Susanna his wife, late Susanna Rhodes, Hem
ry Rhodes, John Myers and Martha his wife,
late Martha Rhodes, Williaa Rhodes, and
Elizabeth Thomas, which Elizabeth Smith,
Susanna Price, Henry Rhodes. Mqrtha N.Y.
ers, William Rhodes, are children and to,
gethet with said Mary Parrish, a grand
daughter, heirs OF the said George Rhodes.
deed Defs.
THE defendants Mary Parrish, John MYERS
and Martha his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
2ct of assembly and the rules of this Court, and
1T appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that
they arc not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth.
ON motion of the plaintiffs by their Counsel, Il
is dccreed and ordered, That the said deten-
dants Mary Parrish, John Myers and Martha
bus wife, do appear here on the first day OF Oc-
tober Court next, and answer the plaintiffs billS
and that copy of this order be forthwith in:
serted in some newspaper published in the City
OF Richmond and continued for two months sue
cessively, and also posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Oft this county.
ACopy-Teste,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, c G..
Aug. o. wSw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

A MAN, that has goneoy the nane Of
L n SAMUEL WALDEN, BY profession CA,-
penter, lately died III the county of King WI
liam, in the State OF Virginia, mtestate, posses.
sed OF Real and Personal Estate-The admins
tration on his Estate has been granted to me by
tn Court OF the said county. He has no known
relations in this part OF the country. Any per
| sons that may be related To the said Walden s
| entitled to a distribution o. his Estate, are de
sired to make the same known to me residing
IN the said county.
| JOHN Ii. WALKER, Admir-.
! Of Samuel Walden, deed.
May 25th, 1912. Snip
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.d0RNS1N y ;t.iRAwn.

Booksellers & Stationers, r,clmond, "a hovc
just published Cake ptoa L;GIc;.a, {" ,hc hre
part OF the Institutes vi the Laws of En-. land;
or a Commentary apoa Lintstea, by Lord ~.
ward CoSe-the 1st American from thc l6lh
European Edition, revised ard corrected w,th
additions ofnotes, references and t-cpcr tab e.,
by Francis Hargrave and CHARLES Butter, Escns.
OF Lincon's Inn-including also the Notes OF
Lord Chief Justicc Hale and Lord Chancellor
Nottingham-and an Analysis of Littleton,
written by an unknown hand, in 1868 go
which are now added considerable improve.
ments, by Thomas Day, Esq.-Three vols. nesst4S
ly bound in calf, S 90
- Subscribers to the above will please cali
or send for their books.
Sept. 3. w4w'
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NOTICE is hereby gtUeH, that ahhfcatt-
~ on 7viI be mute 10 tie merit Legisla-
fure, TO retreat I'Wo HcTs If ASSEMBLr,
which hassed at tie lust session:
The first If 7Ohich ha8scd on tie nh Of
Fe6THary IF the present year, emitted, "yjn
act 10 ameHd an aet, fassed 2lSt u Jan.
" the present yer "
The SECOND " 7ohich acts is entit1ed, " IN
act ti amend an act concerning Piiofs. amt
10 r. Uise and amend QH The k17us coHccrniHp
PKo,age"
the reo8oH8 NIL be get .f5rlh IN a memo
r7Ion' HJaorgbie Hou$e@
aussyss 20 aav
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BAIrINoaE RD5PsrAL.


The board of Visitors of the BALTIMORE
dosPITAL- nave the "a Is. .CtIon ruInforn
the pubic tndt the lnstithi.un rs now In ex
ceiiemt order tor tie recepuDn III such Pa
uc!.ts, As uay be admitted to ITS care. Inc
lNFIRMARY or that part If the Ii use IN
| tended for tie use Oi tne Sex generally, Is
So FAR completed, as To accommodate ia tnt
NEST com.Ur,abie manner upwards of oi.s
hundred Patients: and the centre building
which Contains d large numOer Of sp4cious
apartments, Calculated parricu ariy Tor pri
vdte Patients, is III Il state OF torwarditss
aud Will be soon ilnISncd.
Inc ASYLUM erected for LunaLlcks is
completely tlhlshcd, and Is certainly noI sur
passed by any in the United States, eithel
tor Comfort or convenience. The rooms M
tended for DeraDged Persons are large and
we'll ventilated, and constructed in suCh a
manner, as to be cool and pleasant III sum-
mer, and to be made perfectly warm and a.
greeable during the cold weather.
The Visitors have also the pleasure to
state, that Mr.. and Mrs. GatChel, the stew
ard and matron of the Hospital, nave during
their residence i'll the Institution, afforded
them repeated opportunities OF Witnessing
their care and attention to the Patients, and
from their long experience IN the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital, and the nigh recommends
tions they have brought with them, every
reliance may be placed on their eXertions
TO give satisfaction.
y suitable number of Nurses have been
provided to attend on the SICK ; and the In
stitution is furnished with every comfort ne
cessary for the patents, or when may be
ordered for them by the attending Physi-
Clans.
'Ihe situation of the Hospital is high and
healthy, the water excellent, and the pros
peCt handsome. Around 1t is a spacious
yard shaded by forest and other trees, now
enclosing with brick wall /; and attached TO
it large Garden Astounding with vegeta-
bles of every kind.
The following gentlemen have charge of
the Medical and Surgical departments Of the
Institution,
-Atending Physicians.
Doctors Colin Mackenzie,
James Smyth.
attending Surgeon.
DR.. William Gibson,
Consulting Physicians.
Doctors George Brown,
Miles LittIejohn,
John Coulter,
John Campbell Whites
John Crawford,
solomon BlrknGad,
p. Chatard,
John Cromwell,
Ashton Alexaudep.
VisitorS ofthe Ho8hitaG
John Hilen,
James Mosher,
William M'Donald,
William Ross,
Jacob Miller.
Applications for admission may be made
to either of the Visitors, or to the attending
Physicians.
~ The Editors of the Maryland Repub
lican and Gazette at Annapolis, Gazette at
Fredericktown, Herald at Hagerstown, Ma
tionai Inteiiigencer at Washington, Herald
at Alexandra, Virginia Argus at Richmond,
Republican at Petersburg, City Gazette at
Charleston, and the Republican Ledger at
Savannah, will Please to insert the above adj
vcrtsement once a week for eight weeks,
and send ia their accounts to the office of the
Baltimore American for payment.
July 7. w8w
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He Subscriber offers for SAFE, general as
sOrtneu, Of well chosen GOODS, consist.
II oi 5uperhne, Ene coarse Ciutns, Cass.inere,.
nsiowns, Fimntls, variety u Linen and
L 3n Goods, among which spe, about 5000
clio OF American Manufactured Bod TICKS.
b. mixed strped, piain whit. Cloths & Cot
Yarns, & aya.Icty oil lIARDW ARE y CUT.
j. f-AisO constantly on hand, Crates OF w are.
v uight and Cut N.uis, Pants, Gi.ss, Couon
Z 3, Old Rum, Sugai, Coffee, Salt, Country
Wine, App, K Peach brandy, Pork, Fish, Ia;
Lime * Lumber.
ALSO-JUST RECEIVED,
500 Sacks Liverpool filled Salt,
~ ilhds. Loaf Su,ar
81 Bbls. Brown ditto,
IS FIhds. excellent, Molasses,
Is do. Whiskey,
% Tons Iron, ~ tons Castings assorted.
go doz. fin. Ivory Combs,
10 Bales Georgia Cotton,
~ Bass Pepper,
4ll Of which wall be sold low for cash, or coun.
trJ produce.
u \ liberal price will be given for q Man
WHO IS good CARRIAGE OLIVER. and I'm
derstands The sianagemcn, Of Horses.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
MAY AZ. #
n. ~ wanted, Five Thousand Pounds Bills
on EnHlmI. q. w
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FOR SALE-rHE HOUSE wherein reside
with the Square or Lots * improvements there
OIL not sold previous To Thursday the 18th
OF November next, 1t will on that day BE- rentct.
on the premises, to the higles, bidder for :, term
of years; at which time will be offered for sale
by public auction my Household Furniture, Il
Carriage and Horses.
TO RENr-rHE TWO HOUSES next be
low that occupied by Messrs. Ellis and Allan,
fronting on The nam street possession to be
given the first OF October next
ALSO-riE HOUSE on the cross street
leading to Shockoe Warehouse, now occupied
by Mr. Samuel Dyer possession to be given the
first of September next
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmend, 18th Aug 1912. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10
Aug. 81.

VIRGINIA:
1T Rules holden IN the CLERKS Office Of the Su.
perior Court Of Chanceyy for the Richmond
District, the llth dag Of July, 1912.
Robert Campbell, PiE.
AGAINST
William o. Winston, late sheriff Of Hanover
county, to whom the Estate OF John Hicks
was committed by the Court of the said coun
ty, Robert Hicks and John Hicks, infant chill.
dren OF the said Jonn Hicks, decd. by Peter
Nelson their Guardian, Robert Duncan and
Edmund, John, Robert Susan, Patsey, and
Nancy Duncan, infant children of the said
Robert Duncan, by the said Robert assigned
their Guardian, to defend them in this SUIT.
Nathaniel s. Dullam and Sally his wife. late
Sally Hicks, William Jones and BENJAMIN B !.
Ford, Defs.
HE defendant Benjamin Il. Ford, not hav.
n ing entered his appearance and given Sc /.
curity according TO the Act of Assembly and
The Rules ofthis Court, and it appearing by sa-
tlstactory evidence, that I've is not an inhabitant
Of this country: 1t is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the first day OF
the next term and answer the bill of the plain.
thfi and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published In the
City of Richmond, for two months successive.
ly and posted at the front door OF the Capitol,
in the said City.
A Copy--Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, &C.
July 80. w9w