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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02

s.r.bv5 authorised to appoint an agent
~ agents under him TO- the purpose
.,fore.aid. This agency is 10 coiitinae
of,ne snace or term OF seven years. com
menc,ng this twenty third OF Aplil, IN
the wear of our Lord opo thousand eight
hundred and ten, to be fully comNeat.
ed and ondsd. ~
Ciysn snder my hand and seal the da,
and date first above written.
THOMAS P VI. l. S.
Signed, sealed aud delivered IN the
,resenee Of GEO. G.. PREsBURy.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in ME, arising from contract
vita Mr.. r. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents ter the
Gale ef Paui's Columbian Oil, in the city
IF BALTIMORE, viz. DR., Edme Ducatel,
sion Of the Golden head, No. 20 Ma
ket.street. Messrs. Henry keer! &
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head.
No. 1888 Market-st. near the corHsf o
Hovard.,t. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
eest, corner of Hanover aud Mae. SIS
Mcssrs. Warner and Hanna, statIoners,
corner of Gay and Market sts. ~ '1sEs
g. & r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of ST. Paul's Lane and Markets 4
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 Sign
Of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Messrs.
John s Thomas Vance, Statlonsrs, NO.
"a Market-st.-At FeHs POM, by
Or. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. S
RIarke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Feil's-street.-Cty Of Washi'is-
ton Messrs. David OFT, s co. Drug
;sts.-Phiiadelt.hia. Mr.. Thomas Love
It Dr.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. % North
III St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of I'd and Pine Sreets-Jere-
niah Morris, Druggist, No. 2ea Mar
ket-Street--Steph North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between ID and Cd
streets, Messrs. Crowl * Segar, Or.s-
sists, Market st.-.Wew York, Messrs.
John & Thomas l., Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists. Pearl st. Nessr.. G'
* r. Waites's Nos SO and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York I'oqvn, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug.-.dunatlohs. Messrs. Childs &
Shaw-Gsorge 7esun. Dr.. John OF
Drue-Laucaster. DR.. Samuel Faint
nestock, Drug.-Har14s6urg. Dr.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easfon. Ds.Iho-
mas III. Dawson, Drug.-Petessburg
Errg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
.,ists.-Haeerstown. DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Druggist.-Fredericktssu':. Or. John
5: Miller, .Druggist-Winehester. Mess.
John s. Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Aan-
over. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-Carhsle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist Brook VMe.
montgomery CO. Mr. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN HLExANDRIA, Br
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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Land for Sale.
February

T>HE subscriber offers for sale, bs-
tween i4o and $50 acres OF WOO
Land, on The right hand side OF the ois
Road leading from tbs Town OF Cen
tervil.e to Alexandria.
This land adioins the lands of Messrs.
Dsyid Lane. Bernard BRIAN, Presley
C.rr Lane, f.eorxe Adams and Johe
Hennins. Tie soil Of this land is suit
ed to the culture OF Wheat. x Is with
in half mil. Of the Turnpike; and
Sv;l, be shewn & the rerras made knows
BIZ application to Messrs, David Lane
or Gescge Lane, Jun. residing near the
premises, or to the subscriber living u
Stafford county
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. n. Lane, deed
January 10 A
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Houses to Let.

wish % let Or rent, two bKleh
HOUSES at this placc-one IS htted
Tor storehouse, with countins-room'
kitchen &c.-the other would answer
for family, a boarding house, or Ia
vern-annexe2 is a kite hen. sc. Bots
houses are two stories, with cellars,
anu to each will be annexed an enclosed
'ot--they will be let for one or more
years. For further information app!
Richard Radcliffe.
Fairfax Coiir..House, :,
Februar 10 tawtf
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R. GRAY

HAS FOR SALE A FEW CoflEo
cos,sl Sonnets 7 Roblnson's Poems
Cnrlstian Re- oir Lahcc'o'
searches in Asia 1'rea'es
c.at,;sh ch;ef. Life o. Cowper
Cottage Dialogues Or. Dung
Wild Irish Girl v ofns
Self Contrsul bafh 80,
Works
ALSO,
A fresh supply Of Carey's Fanny
Bible.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02

Joseph MAI
Corner yK.,.'I
3, OFFERS OFF! III
10 qE. chest, r@J
50 boxes (hes.'tI
30 10000 i Il sress ',se,,
10000 20. oe lbs. loaf md Y
49,, ,oS hhds} New ~
z'o ools} Sqg,,
1000 lbs Pepper ~
20 . bids retailing MI
5 Pines, shalf SSia .'ei
Madeira '~&
5 pipes Sicily NIL
IS Or casks old SSs.s
& do PENN
"a pipes Red c csst.l
40 &C cases choice C.ss
? butts 70 bali i Is
> pipes P 6 half pissI
/ enerFe q"
IS pipes rrsalcosa.l
S pipes Gin -
30 puDchcon, W.,,
IS pqHcheoos and \
Run
10 bbIs Peach Bal,
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old a
3 hh1s Cde'ryh
80 dozta tI.L5c;4uI
Stout
% bales Cotton
6, 0 ID. Bengal Ida
500 ID. Bright li.sp
6coo ID. Goshen al
sol bush. groundl,l
Mace Sulnss.I
menta race md gna
Pepper Alncnds, Cl,
Barlcy,Musr ,rd,Oa.R
Wine ard Csda i
Salts Bark, Sen.
Soap, Spermac iua
dies, maccauos,n SPA
chewing ,phasca, Sd
Petre, Arhc,c, As..
stone, Gurpo>ds-, i
Hairpowdc Sitter.
Wrapping Pspet 4
Bed COvd', Lea4Igl
&c.
". B. 30 tu.as
GLOVER SEED
March 6,
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Re is about y a
feet lo inche, aia|
teeth, and tar|
ne back Of his DsaI
.izN OF a nae eEG1
recolected. | Wild
'ais for apprshentF|
ty, and Securing ri
again, or the ,o'ni
at any greater dlsat
charges il bcOughtst
DosD2Ipl m
Fairfax CogaH1
~ Mlstsn i \
are LOrew3.ted af
p.oyiiig or ca'Ilh,j
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Valuable Prnr

Valuable Prop
IL ). ,: q: 4
disposed 0! Peg.
vats saIc) { t4r! J
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.;ree,s-ths 10. gu
FRINGE Stree. Al: !
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feet s inches % "
l2s feet 5 in sa !
all the impro'so1
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street hy 81 feet u
a 10 feet al,sr
1850 acre, Of -
'S''s'' John !
JACOB !
March ,
Tn, aboT: -
Alexandra, WI,
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the same tins
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Mar 81
Tb,ns3
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800 bpshssl.. =
Picked -,
Gle, in the '~.ssa'
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
NEWPOK1'.
THE FRANCH PRIvATEER.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1878.


The Mercury has obtruded fulsome puff
upon the public, headed "the French Priya-
teer." We shall take upon ourselves to state
those facts that have fallen within our know
ledge, leaving the public 10 form their own
opinion upon their relative merits. We fear
not being charged with French attachment.
We neither wish nor ask the applause of
restless faction or their adbcrents. The
French letter Of marque Cleopatra, Captain
Chaumon, is owned solely by French citizens,
and her armament was purchased by her pre-
sent captain in France. Destinct of her arr
mament now on board, she brought four hun.
dred muskets, besides pistols, bluAderbusses,
brass swivels, SC. from France, which are
now deposited in New-York, and offered to
the government OF the United States tho
French captain has a certificate from the
French Consul residing a, New.York TO prove
the fact of landing them. She is letter Of
marque, not a privateer. She is bound from
hence to New-OrlearCs and from thence to
France and back to the United States. No
supply of arms or any of the munitions Of war
we're pat on board Of her at New Bedford, or
any other port of tho United States.
On the 18th OF August Captain Chaumon
commenced the re6t,ing his vessel for his
intended voyage, by repairing his rigging,
sails, &c. His crew was shipped in Provi-
dence and Boston, and few in New Bedford,
composed Of native Frenchmen, Swedes,
Danes, and other foreigners, all Of whom sign.
ed articles in English, to perform a voyage as
before stated.
Three weeks previous to his sailing he
waited upon the Collector at New Bedford to
ascertain what was necessary to clear his ves-
sci for New-Orleans. The Collector required
the surrender Of the American Register, (she
being sold to French citizens) which was &C.
cordiuely done, and detained by him. The
French papers wsre then delivered to him,
he examined them, fosnd them legal, and
cleared the vessel Tor New-Orlesns.
Dsriag his stF at New Bedford his crew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
w AR EVENTS.
CLEvELASp, (Ohio) Oct. q.
REC CAPTURE OF DETROIT.

"In my letter Of the LIST, informed you of the
landing of Gen. Harrison, and the troops under his
command, at Maiden. In addition to the above, we
learn by Capt Dobbins of the sch Ohio, who arriv.
cd here yesterday from Detroit, our army marched
FOR DETROIT on the 28th September, and took
possession Of that place on the same day.The Brit
ism had evacuated and burnt the fort, and citadel and
all the public buildings. The friendly Indians took
thirteen or fourteen Of the savage enemy and brought
them in. have learned nothing further of import
snce. It is understood that our army will follow up
the enesy. All the men had left Sandwich with the
British army, leaving sone women and children"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

WAsHINeroN CITY, October 10.
Erfracf Of a letter from Maj. Gen. Harrison,
10 the Secretary az Mar, dated
EH @. Bass Island, 27h September, 1873.
The greater part Of the troop. arc here
with me, and the whole will, believe, be up
by IL o'clock. shall proceed as far as the
Middle Sister, in the course OF to night and
to morrow, and in the following nigh, get so
near the eRemy: coast as 10 land two or three
miles below Maiden by eight o'clock in the
morning. These prospects may, however,
be retarded by adverse winds--Commo-
dors Perry gives me every assistance in his
pover."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

circumstances, il may be stated that the Peli-
can is the largest brig but one in the British
service, and, we are informed, during the
last war engaged, beat, and put to flight .
French or Spanish [rigafe.
The American official account Of the action
has not vet arrived.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
FROM THE NATIONAL fNrELLIGENcER.
CAPTURE OF THE argus.

The u ,. brig Argus mas boon captured
and carried into British port by the British
brig Pelican, q vessel of much superior force.
The brave 1t. ALLEN, her commander, one
of the most promising officers in our Navy,
unfortunately receiveda mortal wound dur
ing the conflict, which is reported to have
lasted forty minutes. He died soon after he
was landed, and was buried with the honors
of var. Forty of our men arc said to have
been killed and wounded in the action.
II has been we'll observed by Northern
prins, that we have lost no glory iu this ac-
lion. The contest was severe. Superiority
Of force only gave the enemy the victory.
The intrepidity of the gallant Sailor we have
lost, which hurried him into the jaws of dan
ger in the British channel, forbade him to a.
vail himself of his wings In flight. He
fought--hc bled-he died, 40 he had lived,
for his country. Eternixed be his name !!
Sacred be his memory among those who love
their country
When we contemplate the difference Of
force of tho two vessels, we feel convinced
the result could not we'll have been other
wise. The burthsn Of the Argos was three
hundred and forty tons, that Of the Pelican
four hundred aud eighty FIVE Tho aggre-
gate weight of metal Of the Argus was four
hundred and two pounds, that Of the Pelican
six hundred and sixty In addition 70 these
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
a CONTRAST.

When the famous picaroon Liverpool
Packet, was lowering in Boston Bay, add
committing deprcdations on our coasting
trade, to al enormous amount, the inhabi.
tanA Of Boston made no exertions to arrest
the daring msraudet.-The British psivateer
Dart appears OF the harbor Of Newport, and
no sooner is it known, than the Revenue
Gutter is Immediately manned With volun-
teers, and on the FRS. day Of her visit, she d
brought into eur bsrbor as prize.
The privste-armed Dny Grand Turk, Of
Salem, Of l6 guns and i+l men, sailed from
Pos,sn, cn Thsutay last, On q cfsSrs. W
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twenty stand of arms, eight horses and seven
oxen. The prisoners arrived at this post on
the 1 3fh inst.
Brig. Gen. lizard from N. Y. passed
through this town on Tuesday Last, on his
way to join Gen. Hampton, at the four cor
ners, Chataugue.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

From other sources than the above, We
learn that Gen. Harrison now has compe-
tent force 20 overpover any that can be op-
posed to him, and is we'll supplied. He alone
believe he will, carry his arms and his con.
quests rapidly through Upper Canada. Ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-13
Valuabie Lots for sale.

TIE subscriber will sell, without reserve, on
Friday the 18th inst (iffair, if not, the next
fair day. '1ENLoTS OF LAND, each contain
ing from 8 to acres, lying nepr the City line,
and adjoining the I.andS6f Col. Richard Adj ans
and Mr. John Glynn. xtur.her description is
thought unnecessary asfany person may see a
plat at my house. Terms and 10 months
credit The above is the property of John
New, who wiil make a satisfactory title to The
purchaser.
The sale will commence at IL o'clock on The
premises.
JAMES II. LYNCH, Auctr.
Richmond, Dec 9TH, 1873 (tds0
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"a lillian Nt'I1abe.
VIM. Cownn.
WITCH NL4KER. p .STRI

WdI'CHl MIXER, E STREET. Is
II specially inforns his customers and the pub
tic, that lac has on hand good assortment of
Patent Lever, Repeating, L%ly's, and other Watch
in Gold and Silver GE1ts Clocks and Time
pieces, fashionable ass6r2ent Of JeweIry, Silver.
and Plated ware, Gold ,t6lt, Silver, aud Plated
Sword Belts, Spec aees St<el: Silk, and Gilt watch
Chains, Seals keys,'tSe.>wtli great variety of O.
;her Articles in his line all OF which he offers al
the lowest prices.
n, y. Watches and Clocks, carefully repaired,
Jewe cry and Silver Ware made to order
Dee. 6. - r3w1
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All which is respectfully submitted.

His Excellency James Barbour,
GoeePnOr Of Virginia.
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Tractsk0Land.


Or so much therefore, as'may be necessary,
to raise and satisfy, as well the interest of
1881. Is S, to be computed from 50th Nov.
1887, to 2nd day of June, 1891, as the prin-
cipai sum Of 1881 IS S, with interest thereon
from the day last mentioned, as also $50 SO
cents, being the amount Of decree of the
late High Court of Chancery in favor of Ro
bert L. Hone, and Richard Harrison Of the
town Of Alexandria, against the said Little
page, together with the costs and charges
attending the execution Of this Trust that
is to say, one Tract Of Land Of 2,27O acres
Wing in the county Of Fayette, in he state Of
Kentucky, on the main fork Of Licking Greek,
and north side thereof, and bounded as ex-
pressed in survey Of the said Land, made
on the 25th day Of March, 1886. for the said
Littlepage Also 2O6O acres in the county of
Greenbrier, Virginia, on Glade Creek-one
other tract of 1885 acres IL the same coun.
" on the head waters Of Glade Greek, and
also as acres in the last mentioned county,
lying between Glademan's and LAUREL
Greek; which said three last mentioned
tracts ofland we're granted TO the said John
G. Bittlepage as assignee OF William Prog, by
Patents from the Commonwealth of Virgin.
IN, bearing date, each, on the 18th day of ia.
ly, 1896.
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Trustee.
Richmond, Nov. IS. (tdS)
For Sale at this Office,
Anew COPIES or
Wirt's Speeches,
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Farmers Bank Of Virginia.

THE S occholders are hereby notified, that a.
greeabIy o the CharIqTB f Incorporation, gen
eral melting vii be lieb3 At the Bank, for the
election of DirectsT tlkreof, and of the several
Offices Of Discount nd Deposit, on Wednesday
the 5th Of January. next.
Nm. NiRKRRYIS, Cashier.
DeCenI 2. Der SthJ.
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TO Females.

A PERSON ofgood moral character, ac-
acquainted with, and disposed e. attend 70
he cares Of a fanf9 and in want Of a good
tome, may hear Of ksuitable situation, pro
hided sDeis sai'soA 10 Il, aud can be well
recommended b. applying to the editor Of
Ehls paper.--Dee. 9th, 1919. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-13
Thomas NJ. 'Turpin,

p RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi s
Ia tants of Richmond, and the public in
general. that he has taken the Shop, lately
occupied by Edsvard H'anfon, deed. where
he intends carrying OH, (tor the benefit Of
Mrs. Wanton,) the
Watch and Clock
MAKING BUSINESS.
Having employed steady Young Man, who
is complete Workwa9, and very highly
recommended, he h$peSby strict attention
and care, to meet with a share IF pnblic
patronage.
HE HAS ON HAND,
ANAss .RTMENT OF
GILT AND STEEL CHAINS,
SEALS AND KEYS.
December 9. (tfA'
n. b The customers of the deceased are
informed, that if their Watches should re .
quire alteration, it will be done by the Sub.
scrlner without fee TN r.
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FitzwhyIsonn s Potter
New Advertisement.

NOTICE,
vENHAT in virtue of a deed in trust execu.
4 ted by John C. Littlepage, Esqr. shall
on Monday, the 27tb dayof December next,
before the front door of the Eagle Tavern in
this City, expose to sale by Public Auction
to &c the highest bidder ~ ready money, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-13
Land for Sale
Archelaus Hughes,
ON TIE BASIN

VN TIE BASIN,
HaS Jnst recerved and for Sale.
5000 VT Of BACON,
O Rbls. Row Iieriings and Shad,
CopPeras in Barrels, M
Nerdegrease IN Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in H.. Bottles 4
Imperial aud Young Tyson TEks, 60
Russia SHEETNGs,
German LINENS, &
n few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One hundred and twenty thousand well burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred Bushels OF ShcnIIME, slreaJ,, car ~
and delivery at the Kan near the BAsIYLAn.
ply as above
July p
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heat Fan.

WAGON, DRAY * CART, MANUFACToRY
Near the Bgsin.
THE subscriber having taken the house aud lot
lately occupied by Derrough & Evans, Wheel
wrghts, on ID. street, opposite the coal yards on
tho Basin bank, and procured very Ene stock of
timber, has commenced abe Fbove business in all il
varieties. Those disposed favor him with their
custom may rely OF their 6ofS being faithfully exc.
euted, and on as short e<0ic9as the nature of the
work will admit of In addition to the above articles
&c farmers may get supplied with I'ioughs, Har-
rows, Drill-Ploughs, for drilling corn, peas turnps,
Nc or plonghs stocked and repaired upon he
most approved plan-Hillers can be furnished with
Aiill-Screens of any dimensions with vowed Wire
for screens & mill shakes Orders ieftt he store of
Samuel G, Adams, lynenlurg, of this place, will
be punctua;iy attended To-.
SAMUEL p. PARSONS.
Riclnro1sd, 1ftb No. 22d, 1918.
y. 81. want TO contract for the getting of cor.
siderable quantity Of Jfhite OAK Checrt .>bokes,
be got IN the course q the wiuter for which IL
beral price will he giyen on delivery.
Richmond, Nov 90 OWL
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Washington Henry Academy.

~ y -
iNE Trustees have appointed Mr. Rufus
ChantN&r, princip. Tutor, for this Seminary of
Learning lie will commence his duties on tie
10TH dayM january hext, and discontinue ON tLe
18th OF Deo{mber ioll2wing, making a tern, OF
en- months, Nter 'leduc,n.. one of the summer
months Tor VACATION. Mr. Chandler will fe,cb
Tue following brSnches of Learning, yiz.Arhc
English, Latin, AND Greek Laaguages, Writing.
Arithmetick, English Composition, and Geo@.
raphy, with the use\ Of thc~<Slobes. lhe fees
Tor tuition in any oy'%ll of tile above brancbes
wiii be $50, payable il pdvanf e. at Equal quar-.
trrly payments. Mr.. 1Nandlet Produced 70 The
a aeTTa r Of l 1s.fses ,k as
pacity and sucSess as a TeSSkkr-He was edu.
Gated at Yale CAllcge, .whefA he took the de.
srees OF Bachelor>Thd AE,Stsh of Arts. Re.
SIDES the Literary honopS confeked on him bv
the College, lac is ligblYspoken OK by the Pro.
lessons under whom h{studed.
The situation of tN place is pleasant and re-
msrkably healthy, about ten miles from R;cb-
inond, IN the County Of Hanove-. BoardAWash.
ing ana Lodging lusiye, will be furnished a,
she Academy,at $50 for the term, payable as
Board c3a be also had among genteel families
OF the neiyhbourbeod, ON the same teens. =
Any syholsr becoming member Of the scbbol
Will bsdisble for the fees for the whole tenn.
THOMAS TINSLEY,
Il President Of me Board of 7s.usteea.\
-=. :. ll4ecaoenly, oct23d WOW. \
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VIM. w. HENING, ID. A. G.
POR
MOSES GREEN, A. G.
Notice.

THE General MsefingS, the Mutual Assur.
sSe 1 e e3 A gSSnES the se
Monday the 13tg daY/6f pkxt month, then 10 be
held a The Capto INK City.
sAMT GREENHow, P. Agent.
Richmond, Nov. 9. wti5hD.
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Mr.. GRUNDY's, SPEECH.

ON TIE RESOLUTIONS INrRoDUCED BY MIR. WEBSTER,
CALLING ON TIE EXECUTIVE FOR ADDITIONAL
IMPORTATION RESPECTING THE REPEAL OF
THE FRENCH DEcREEs BERLIN AND
MISUNDERSTANDING HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, ON THE
I9th JUNE, lSlS.h