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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
The Medical College Lott

The Medical College Lots
terry
IS NOW DRAWING IN THE
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
All the high Prizes Still IN
the wheel.
Present price Of Tickets, Sll so,
but will soon atvan: e
Applications for Tickets fromdis.ant
plsces (post paid,) laclosing the Cash,
addressed TO either of the subscribers,
at their respective Lottery Offices in
Baltimore, will be Immediately attended
to.
KEARNY WHARTON,
No s, South street.
edILIP II. NiCKLIN,
No 2o2, Market street.
] I.COHEN. Jua'r.
Medical College Lottery, Office,
No. ITO, Market street.
N B. SHas Of each days drnr'lng
are regularly published and will be
forwarded to those who may apply.
Baltimore July March II
2a~tlOct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
GRAND.
Dcuble Nssmber Lottery.
SUsQUEHANNA CANAL Sc
COND GLASS.

~ oOCVO NV q NINA -
COND CLASS.
Positively commences drawing IN
Baltimore, 2sth OF September 1872, q
to draw three days in every week
The Scheme consists of3e.0oo Tick
cts, but only $4,000 Numbers, having
two tickets OF one number, so that a
person buy ing two tickets of the same
number, may draw the four high ),
prizes, viz.
$4,000 Dollars,
$4,000 Dollars, IN ALL
5000 Dollars, 100. 900 Dollars
10000 Dollars,
Which is thus :-the first drawn
number after the Lottery is half done
drawing, will be EMIT ed to the two Ca
pital Prizes offs 10000, which number
may also come up the two 5 20 ooo
prizes but as above stated, to draw two
prizes ofequal denomiastion, it will re-
quire two tickets of the same num-
Der. Besides the above capital Prizes,
the Scheme also exhibits.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
Another letter, dated Aprii %.

Of Caracas, cannot give you any fur
Their details respecting its ruins, as / have
no time. The former accounts are confirm
ed, and the destruction increases rvery day
tor even as late as last Sunday, the earth
quakes continued this has been observed
by the crew OF a launch arrived from Cuma
ma, which passed by Laguyra last Sunday
they were actually afraid that the boa,
would be destroyed by the shock they fell
on the water when they crossed the bay
They only saw house standing, the other,
had disappeared-thty did not lana. but
passed within gun shot Of the shore.
The rebel expedition against Guyana.
wa5 completely routed also on HOLY Thurs.
day, as well by sea as by land-The Ca
racanians had passed the river; they perish.
ed ; the details were not arrived at Cumana
when the launch sailed-Felipe Eeteves and
Bonilis were killed after losing their repu-
tation and honor.
We have not yet experienced the part.
culars OF Monteverde's expedition.-Tbe
truth is, the inland tow ms have acknowled-
ged the Cortes, as far as Cumana, and tina,
the people are aiming themselves in favor
OF the good cause.
Merida is heap Of ruins. according TO 2
letter l received last night from On. Manu-
el Cauas.
Santa Martha experienced a shock, did
not sustain any injury. They were verv
much elated on account Of the victory thev
had obtained over the rebels of Carrhapena
who attacked them with 1000 men but
they were all either killed or taken, together
with six guU boats.
The troops from Porto Rico, are expec
ted here this week.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
NEw-YoRK, May %.

From correct information we are enabled
to state, that the recruiting for the new ar
my has sscceeded beyond the most san
guine expectations. New Jersey has al-
ready given more than one third Of her quo.
"a OF the $4,000 men. In the small town of
Orange. capt. Reynolds has recruited Is
men at Morristown, capt. Scott has 81
and IS for the old army at Trenton, the.
principal rendezvous, col. Brcarly has &c
men at Cedar Creek and Burlington, 60
men; at Mount Holly and Aimyille, about
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
LATEST. FROM FRANCE

Mercantile friends have favoured us with
letters from Paris dated the goth April,
from intelligent Americans: their contents
are In substance as follows -" No prospect
OF favourable arrangement with France,
and people were surprised that Mr. Bar
lo7u should have ever INDUCED in the hope
OF 1t. Napoleon had a grand army of 5OO,-
200 men ready for the northern expedition.
WestPhalia, 1t was thought, would be an
nexed to France; Jerome to be transferred
tn Russian Poland, or elsewhere BUT.
such was the scarcity of provisions in
france, and so serious and alarming were
the disturbances in consequence, that many
were OF opinion tie emperor could not leave
france at moment so critical Riots had
occurred in many provinces, and bold tone
OF discomfort was heard in Paris itself.''
mix.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
WASHINGTON, May 26.

1T is understood, that the HORNET, after
so long delay, has returned without full
filling the wishes of the government, or fur
nishing any satisfactory evidence tbat tbs
French government sincerely intends to do
thatjustice to the US. which alone can place
the relations of the two countries ON an =
micable footing. However it NAV have oh
served the revocation Of its DEGREES. and
thereby fulfilled its pledge, SO far as its adj
versary could derive pretext from them.
against the United States, its proceedings
IN respect to our just claims and expectati.
ons, on other important subjects, are alto
gether unsatisfactory. AS it is probable.
that the public will soon be furnished with
the means of forming correct judgment on
the posture of our affairs with that belize.
rent, 1t IS the mere unnecessary to enlaTee-
our vague remarks Oh the subject, or To an.
ucipate the course which the National
councils may judge best adapted to II.
Gen. WTLKINsov left this place ON ga.
turdfV morning last, for New Orleans IN
resume the con- mand of the troops On the.
Mississippi. VIC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
ALEXANDRIA, Nav e5.


1t was said at Washington on Saturday
morning, that cabinet council was to be
held, to deliberate OH the contents of the
dispatches received the day before. And
we know that it was yesterday the opinion
OF those who move in the most intelligent
circles at the seat of government, that the
In day or two.
what we recolect from appearances in
the political atmosphere is, that probably,
nothing OF a very de6niti,c character has
been received from Paris. Nothing, per-
maps to produce much either of hope or of
despair.
NO formal declaration of war against Rus
STA S had been issued by Napoleon when the
Hornet left Cherbourg. Every thine ind;ca-
ted, nevertheless, that war would ensue il
Russia did not yield unlimited obedience to
the doctrines of the continental system.
Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
FROM FRANCE.

We learn that letters received in thi,
city from Bayonne, mention war with Rus
STA TO be resolved on, and that Bonaparte
will wage 1t with an enormous army and
unprecedented vigor. The regular troops
of France were to be withdrawn from Spain
their place to be supplied by new con-
scripts, who should remain entirely ON RI o
defensive in prescribed situations. Whics
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

The federal legislature of Rhode Island
have passed resolutions, as was TO have been
expected, deprecating the Contemplated
war, censuring the proposed taxes for it's
support, and calling for repeal of our res
trcu'e laws. They do not design to say one
word about the injuries, the insults, the hu-
initiation and disgrace which the country
is daily suffering at the hands OF foreign pow
erS! Ball. Lfzuer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
MEETING OF THE cI7YzEMg.

MEETING OF THE CITIZENS.
At numerous and respectable Meeting of
the Citizens OF Charleston, convened at thu.
Exchange, on Monday, the 18th May ins,.
to take into consideration the situation of the
Union, and to recommend such measures as
may promote its permanent prosperity.
The Honorable JOHN GEDDEs, was una
nimously called to the chair and John ID.
HEATH, Esq. unanimously chosen Secre-
tary.
The following Resolutions were then SUBJ
mitted, and unanimously agreed to:
Resolved, That Committee of seventeen
De appointed to draw up and submit to the
citizens OF Charleston, such Resolutions. as
IN their wisdom and discretion, are called
Tor oy the present perilois and alarming
SITUATION OF the country, expressive OF the
patriotism of its Citizens, aud recommends
| tory Of such measures for our defence as
may be most eSredient and that these
Resolutions be submitted to the Citizens ,f
Charleston, TO -MORROW.at IL O'Clock.
a. M. at such place the Committee NAV
think proper to appoint.
The following Gentlemen were then an
pointed the Committee, blythe Citizens con-
yenetl:
Dr: David Ramsay, Col. Jchn Ward. -
Sci. William Rouse, Capt. Mycr Moses,
capt. -: T.. Huger. Mai. John Getldes,
Cen. &. Z. PincAIcy, Tho Bennett. juu.
Capt. James Hibben, John S Cogtl.M,
Col. Thomas Lehre, Capt. Thomas .ee-
Capt. X l.. Simons, Gen. w. Fishbu,n,'
Capt. ]. ]. Wilson, Col. Simon Maywuod,
DR.. John Mackey,
Resofped, That the proceedings of this
Meeting be published.
JOHN ID. HEATH, Secretary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
ST. DOMINGO-OR HAyJ

NfHH8tuIfu Tor fhr Fe6ft0I G0zPtLe,
From private letter by the Dash.
Miragoans, IhrH 80.
At the moment Of the departure Of tie
schooner Dash, intelligence has been rocei~
we'd at this place, that Christophe has been
defeated in every point. a number Of HE
soldiers desert and join Potion. he e..
had ceased firing for several days. owing 4,
a want of bullets, which he prccured Wit,
great difficulty from the Cape, sac haQ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29
Savannah Republican, May ID.

We learn from Amelia, that the nat
rofS were still before Augustine, in the same
inaedves tate, but greathopes that they would
susceed IN reducing it, Governor Mitchell
wa, was at Amelia, but had done nothing. -
NAT me. Governor of Augustine, was in
daily expectation of are enforcement oftroons
from Cuba, and that he was determined To
hold out to the last extremity, against the
!'afr,oHc ra66te, besieging him. The Brit
ISM sioop OF wal Sapbo was laying at Ame-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

NEw-YoRK, May %.
The British Packet Lapwing arrived at
TINS port Yesterday from Falmouth, with the
April Mail.
BY the Packet we learn, that the Macka-
rel schooner, with Mr.. Ruff, the British
messenger sailed from Falmouth for n. Y.
OH the 18th of April
The Packet sailed from Falmouth on the
2oth April. and brings nothing from London
later than before received.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

AS our country is on the eve of war
with England we think the government of
the latter might perhaps be willing to ex-
change the American seamen in her service.
who, from the circumstance of being com
PEELED to fight against their inclination. mus,
be Improbable servants, for an equal mum.
Der of its friends in the United States for
which we have no use. Suppose our qo-
vernment should propose trade of that na :
ture' Troy Register.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

From, 81. Domingo.-Capt. Newson, OF
she brig Henry Glider, which arrived here
this day in IS days from Jacduemel, informs
ehaton the last of April and the LIST of May,
Port Prince, and that he was repulsed
each time with great loss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

The Packet from England has just ar
rived IN 70 days-brings accounts of the
Russians having declared war against
France-that ships of the line and fourteen
frlgates with troops on board are on their
way tor this place and may be daily expec-
ted. the object of their being sent here is
not known. The squadron coming out here
is under the command of admiral Sir ]. B
Warren"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

EXTRACT 81 a letter from a gentleman for
merly hoiding an o6fciaL station at the
court 81 France, 10 his correshondenf
an 1,hiladeLthia, dated .4firH 8, 1912. !.
Inc Hornet has been detained until
this date in hopes of CARRYING home some
comfort, but believe she will return w;rh
nothing satisfactory, without the WASP.
which vessel has arrived at Cherbourp'
brings to us your positive determination to
assert your rights, Sc"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21

HO be sold on Monday the 2sth day of this
- present month, (December,) if fair, O.
therwise the first fair day, at the late dwell
mig house OF Joseph jenkins, decd. in the
lower end ofI1enrico County, ali the croD
OF Corn, Fodder, Hay, Horses, five woke Of
Stears, Hogs, Plantation Utensils, House
ho!dand Kitchen Furniture-r we've months
credit will be given for all sums over five
dollars, bond and sufficient security will be
required, to carry interest from tho date II
not punctually paid.
LUCY JENKINS, ADM
Henrico, DEC. ?, 1919. ,ls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
SAMUEL G. ADAMS

SAMUEL G.. ADAMS
= now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New-York, gen
erai assortment of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Ssddlery-alse,
20 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones.
Pair Esophus Mill Stones & 4 10 feet
CAST Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Ear and
Sheeted Iron
An assortment of Military Goods, and an addi.
tional supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths. and
enc Philadelphia GiS and Harness, which are
shered for sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. Z, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21

IN CH4N:lc R1.-Tr FisVa.-a coksty ceur,,
Novsaber 23rd, 1872.
Hannah L9csney, PgtJ.
AGAINST
Joseph Lnnsford and Thomas Angel, DcGs.
( lie defendant Lunsford NOT havi. 9 en-
tered his appearance and gver sscuri-
Sy according 20 the Act Of Assembly ard the
Rules ofthis Court, and it appearing 10 the sa
nstacton OF the Court that the said defendant
Lunsford is not an inhabitamt oFthis Common
wealth. on the motion of the plaintiff, by his
Counsel, IL is decreed ar.! ordered That the said
defendant Lunsford, ,lo appear here OF the first
day OF Februsry Court next, and answer the
p!tPs. bin, ana that a copy OF thi. order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in TIE City Of Richmond, and continued for
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and also thata copy
thereof he posted at the front door of the Court.
house of this county.
Copy--reste,
JOHN TfMBERLAKE, G. c.
December 8, 1872 wsv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
SCHOOL

SiessTs. IRopsas Gibson & RObeyt Gibso.,
TAKE NOTICE, That in conformity TO an
order ofthe Suferior Court ofChanccry for the,
Richmond District, made at the Tcbr,,ary term
OF the ssid Court, in the year 1911, in the suit
depending iii the said Court, between William
Randolph, plaintiff, snd Thomas Gibson and
Robert Gibson, defendants directing the said
hobert Gibson, to render NJ account before one
OF the Commissioners of lhc said Court, Of the
sums OF money paid 10, or for the defendant
Thomas, or account Of the property contained
IN two deeds referred to in the said order, or
on any other account shall proceed on the
NTH day OF Jan'sry, 1873. 1T MY own house. in
the county Of Cumberland, to M Ike M the so-
count directed by the said order, when and
where you may attend.
JOHN MICHAUX, ESQ c.
Nov. 30tli, 1919 vt5J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21

NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FsVHE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
n at the corner of main & fifteenth streets,
epposte.the Bell Tavern, and offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, by Wholesale and
retail, the following articles, viz.
80 Hhds. LIST quality Brown Sugar Ggener-
ally large.1
so Do. 1st & 2nd quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sug&;.
10 Chests HySon Tea.
2OBoxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 Puncheons Rum, old x well havoured.
Half do. do. do.
Pipes Country Gin.
Do. of superior quality.
IS Hhds. retailing Molasses.
Do. Philadelphia Whisky.
$4,000 lbs Prime Green Coffee.
5000 lbs. Pale do. do.
10Bags Heavy Pepper.
8 Do. Pimento.
so Kegs Gunpowder.
500 Straws ID pint Tumblers>
10 Boxes English Pipes.
500 Groce Bottle Corks.
100 Rcams Wrapping Paper.
80 Boxes best Spanish Segars.
so Barrels Prime Pork.
50 DO. Fish
delphia and Baltimore, IONS Shot, Irons as
sorted, Iron Castings, Whlskcy, &c. He haa
..lso on hand, from 10 5000 dollars worth o
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold OF
long credit, or BartCred for prime Tobacco.
WIN. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1912. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
Drugs and Ne dioines.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, lhst lie has opened in
the tenement next below aiessrs Fitzwhylson
Z Potter's, and near the corner Of the street.
leading from the m2ir street 60 Asyo's bridge,
general and well selected assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, &c. which he
6ffcrs for sale or reasonable terms for CASH or
acceptsnces in town.
JOHN M0MARt.
Richmond, July H. stf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
NEW YORK LolrERl.
Cnion Colle.gr-No. 4.

Not near Blanks to Prize.
The DrawingSof this Grand Lottery, will
commence in the City of Eew-York, ON the LIST
Tuesday in next month, aid will continue to
draw 500 Tickets each day until finished.
An accurate ChecI. Book will pc ken, ofthis
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, that the ear
licst intelligence of their success may be given
to adventures. BY POST from any
part OF the ststc, and every information re-
speeding the above or any of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with The
greatest pleasure to those wke may be inter
ested
Nov. 3. +r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
"A Proclamation.

M HEREAS it has been represented To
W the Executive, thai a certain PETER
hi'PErS, who lately stood committed for tri.
- 10 the Jail OF the county of Botetourt, charg.
ca with the crime ofHORSE STR ALING. has
BROKEN AND ESCAPED from the said Jail !;
90, therefore, with the advice of the Council
ot STATE, hereby offer reward of FIFTY
ooIiiAES to any person or persons, who sha all
apprehend and safely lodge within any Jail of
inc Commonwealth of Virginia the said Pc
FAX ~ Pi'ETS, so that he may be dealt with
rs the law directs (; AMI DO NOR over require
III 'Re Magistrates, Sheriffs, SergcAnts and
Constabies, and exhort the good people of this
commonwealth To use their best endeayors to
arrest the said PETER RlPPETS, so that he
may be brought to Justice.
Given under my hand az Governor, and
under the seal of the Commonwealth
at Richmond, this 9Th day of Deem
IL. 81 Der, IN the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twelve
and oftiie Commonwealth the thirty
seventh.
Us. BARBOUR
n q. PETER RIPPETTS ia a we'll made
man, OF rather dark complexion, short dark
hair, wears rufiied shirts e.: the bosom) has
very sore wrists, occasiored, as he saws, by be-
in5 hand-cuffed though they were biles, and
ms opening them too soon, perhaps, was tile
cause. He appears to be about two or three
and twenty years of age, is Distiller, and was
FaISec III Nelson county, on Piney River.
Dec. 10, 1919. WV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
AZ RHles holden IN the Cie,ks OFee oftie ST.
6erior Court Of Chaneerv far The Richmond
District, the l2h day Of Novens6cy, 1912
James Faulkner P!tS.
AGAINST
Susan Peyton, widow and relict of John Pew.
tor, decd. the honorable John Brown Judge
OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
2 Stanton District, Henry ]. Pey,on and Addi.
son B. Armistead, admrs. of the said John
Jeyton, decd. and the said Henry ]. Peyton
also one ofthc heirs Of the said John Pew
tos, decd and the said Addison g. Arm;.-
teld interested in right of his wife Mary II
Armis'sad, late Mary III. Peytor, one Of The
keircsses Of the said John Pcyton. deed
Mary II hrmstcsi wife Of the sad Addison
g Armistead, John Feyton. Margaret Pew.
ton, Elizabeth peyton, Francis Peyton and
L1uisa Peytor, children, heirs and heiresses
OF the saii John Heyton, deed. and which
said John, Margaret, Elizabeth, Francis and
Louisa, are infants under the age &C twenty
one years, Robert Grsyson, and Margaret
Susan his wife, late Margaret Susan Peyton,
and John Morrow, Dem.
NE defendants, Mary II. Arnistead, and
John Peyton, not having entered their aD-
pearance and given security according to Tie
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country: II Is
ordered, That the said defendants do apDear
here on the 3O,h day of the next term and an
swer the bill ofthe plaintiff; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond.
for two months successfully and posted at the
front door % the Capitol IN the said CITY.
ACopy-Testc,
Dsc.7. wsv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
ACADEMY AT NORrH.MuToy

ACADEMY AT NORTH MILTON.
NE Subscriber having, in considerable
\ degree, recovered his health, is urged bv
both social and parental motives to resume puc-
suits unayoidably interrupted under the most
affective circumstances. For that purpose, &
with view TO permsnencc, he has purchss ed
SLENM0RE, pleasant, healthy, and, in every
Importantrc respect, eligible situation, near Mil
ton, in the county of Albemarle. As, houev-
cr, immediate possession of the buildings can
net be obtained, he will, on the second Monday
OF January next, enter upon the INSTRUCTi-
ON oF YOUTH, at North-Milton, in the Large
and commodious yeliowhouse, belonging "a
Col. L. III. Randolph. His plan, to the full ex
tent ot which the accession of q respectable SIS
sistant Will, he trusts, enable him to do ample
justice, embraces the same branches as have
heretofore constituted the course pursued In
substance through the various forms of his sue
cessive establishments. tie, moreover, con
template, boarding in his osn family certain
number OF the junior pupils, over whosemorsls,
progress, and wel-being, ne wi edulously
Satch--Other families will afford satisfactory
accommodations. For particulars, apply to the
subscriber himsef personally, or by letter.
Also, 20 Col I. ii. Randolph. or 20 r. Carr, ESQ.
hihemsrie county, and to FIR. Samuel Plea
sAots, Richmond
L. II. GIRAROIN.
Milton, Nov. 79th, 1912.
o. Wanted to engage, ~ Assistant. s
gentleman Of active habits, unuuestionable
moral character, and satisfactory requirements
l.. IL. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21

EMPLOYMENT WANTED in County
Court Office, by one that has been regularly
brought Up IN that branch of business, and can
come we'll recommended; situation where the
enarc business wiiii devolve or the applicant,
would be preferred and bond with approved
security given for the faithful performance of
TIE same. Enquire Of the Printer.
Sept. ii, 1912. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
RICHMOND ruRNpIxE COMPANY

IN pursuance Of resolution of the Board NJ
Directors for said Company, notice Is Ae,eby viv.
En-, That the shares of sll dclinquents in Tho
said Company, viii be sold, before the front
door OF the Eagle Tavern, in the City OF Rich
mend, on the twenty eiehth day ofnczt month
k.SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
nov 70. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-21
200 Dollars Reward

NE'r'-tss - - ba VI
a Bnndle containing 800 sheets of 90 Dollar
! Eotes printed in Liazk for the Farmers
sark of Virginia, was taken out of Box and
supposed to be stolen on the night of the 10Th
ost. at the house of Messrs. Woodford & Talia-
zero, IN Fredericksburg. The above reward
win be paid to any person who " III deliver tho
sad Notes to Dahuey Herndon, Esq. of that
place, or to the Subscriber.
That the public NAV be guarded against i'm
position, they are informed, that no Twrnt,
Dollar Notes hape been, nor piH be issued by
the Farmers Rank Of Virginia, OF anv of it's
Branches, until further notice.
VIM. NEKERvIs, Cash'r,
Richmond, Nov. .. eptf