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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
General Kings Ans7uer.
BATH, June 81.

BATH, June 81.
SIR,
Your letter, as chairman of Joint COM
mittee of the legislature of Massachusetts,
Irsseived this day.
To your first enquiry, whether hold a.
NV military commission under the President
of the Unir-I States, Ianswer, that / haze
nor the honor Of hotdins any sach commits.
sion. am not insensible, however, to the
distinction that every American enjoys, who
holds at the present crisis, a commission uu-
der an officer, so determined to protect the
rights, and support the character of our
country, as is the President of the United
States.
You require to be informed, eff / have
accepted any agency or concern under the
United States, in relation TO the distribute
on of arms or enlisting or organizing any
soldiers for the service of the United States,
or for commissioning officers for that SER
vice." answer, that have not had any
agency or concern in relation to the distri-
button of arms. Respecting the arms that
have been distributed in the district,--the
volunteers, who made tender of their SER
vices to the President, for the defence Of
the country, and were accepted and organ
lied, have been furnished with arms on APP
plicatien to the proper officers of the gene
, TAI government.
AS it respects the organizing Of soldiers
for the service of the United States, l have
much pleasure in stating, that soon after
the commencement of the present war,
when the services of the detached militia
were Withheid from the general government,
i aided the war department in organizing
such volunteer corps, as were considered
necessary for the defence of this district !;
and the commissions to the officers passed
through my hands for that purpose. My
services we're rendered without any pro-
mae of compensation from government, &
without desire orexpectation ON my part Of
receiving any remun eratioR whatever.
As the legislature, no doubt, will be adj
vised of the result OF your enquiries, and as
] presume you will be much gratihed in a
yailing yourself Of the present opportunity
of doing justice to the patriotism Of the citi-
zens Of this district, it is with real satisfacti-
on that make known to you Cor their in
formation, that after two regiments Of vo-
luntceTs were organized,which were all that
were considered necessary for the defence
If this district, the services of such num-
her Of other companies were rendered TO
the President, and not organized, as would
have completed three regiments more, had
they been wanted,
Having a deep conviction, that war in
defence Of the personal liberty of our sea-
Tssn--that class Of our fellow citizens who
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
SALEM, June 18th, 1918.
The Hon. Maj. Gen. WIN. King, Esq.

-
SIR,
am directed by joint committee Con-
sisting of Messrs. BLANCHARD, of Boston,
RICHARDSON, of North Yarmouth, EME-
RI, of Shapieigh, on the part of the House,
and the honorable Mr.. STEPHENS and my
self OH the part of the Senate, according to
an order of the legislature, to enquire of you,
if you hold any military commission under
the President of the United States /? If So
Of what rank ? And if not :-if you have
accepted any, and what agency or concern
under the United States, in relation to the
distribution of arms Or enlistiug or or
ranizing any soldiers for the service of the
United States, or for commissioning officers
for that service? And also to know of you
If you have received any small arms or o.
other munitions of war ? Orif you have
nv knowledge of the receipt of such arms
or other munitions of war, by any other per-
son or persons, from or by an order of the
executive of the United States, and for what
purpose, and TO whom such military arti-
Giles nave been delivered /? Your answer to
these enquiries is requested.
This commission is accompanied with au.
thority 20 send for persons and papers but
in executing the trust, wish you to be ar
sured, that am disposed to consult your
convenience as much as possible. ! pre-
sumo, that a frank and prompt answer from
you would probably render any further en-
quiries unnecessary.
have the honor to be, sir, your most o.
bedient and h umbe servant,
SAMUEL PUTNAM,
Chairman Of the said Committee.
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4 Anb-Ne offer for sale seven hundred mcrA
M OF lend Iy'ns IN the lover e.d ct Psckin.hsu,
on huIa'oc creek hre miles from ca Ira aha 6
trou Ne" -Cauton this land il IN Desirable r.;,,,
horho't. and well adapted to the culture Of C,,,
wheat and Iobacon-Alsc four Hundred acr.s CT
wood land on the h,,ie fork al Sia., River .ev ~
,n"es above buek'nghnm Court Hnuse the so,i ,f
us river IS GENERALLY inhch estremed r the ln,-
due lion q. Wheat. -
This prcpery becnaei IN tl'- tote colonel Nenrr
Bell and ~f I've st' "'',lsr.' dreree W Tie Fede >.
Lou, for one thrd cssh an two annual instaln.. g.,
Tor the resdue'rhc u,'e is roy l.
aHd ~ not disposed of p,atey he.ai. the mont. os
anvil next. VIII lieu be sold nj pu.,lie auetio,, -
buckingham Court day. in Tint month Nv
WILLIS WILSON,
JAS. WILSON. ~
0M ". g. THORNT ri
C9ansnissione. &. .
u Harrison Ben ar eth r o us viii a,tcns to
view those lands and are eo.snn,v 10 b, met :. ~
at bscki"ghem and Cunbe.lanu coart days
March ~. ,d,
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sl Virtue Ola deeree Of the Superior court n,
y ChaDeery for the Richmond district, pron,r,n.
ced on the 7th DAY .July last, wherein hIatthev.
iIobson admr. OF John Dobson deed. was COMPLAIN.
ant, ana the representatives OF Peterfed Trent de-
iendants--uil be offered ut Public Auction i, IN.
town OF Manchester st Zacharah Brooks J'ozer,,
Tor cash--on Friday the second day of rext
month, TIE following property belonging Ga tie es-
tate OF the said PeterGed Trent or so much there
Of as viii he sufficient raise the sum OF 427ik OK
4d-wiih interest on 1864 15s 4d at the rate Of
pee cent per annum from the 10th day CIT 1870
beng the Balance due by mortgage 10 the said Holm
Dobson dee d.viz. nineteen untnproyed lois in sal
town, numbers Of which are II ~. rs 90 e7 IS
20. A. ~. lao. l53. 81 207. 20S. 9S. 10. 40 I6g
81. Also an undivided inOiety ct the brick ware
house IN sad town called I1euts ~sre house and
The lots attached thereto, subject 20 ba.srce due
the commonwealth on account OF n.oney advanc eel
10 the prOprietOrs for the building thereof-A lso an
Undivided moiety IN the property held By Mr. en-.
Oh SiesI purchased ny him Of The executors of Al.
eNander Tree, dec'd land an Undivided mOcty IN
the lois Ej1. $50 * 2&gAud 81 Chgr!ottesyiils IL,
tHe county IT y lbcTa.gie on tbe first monday i,
prl next, being the 6th Of the month upon the ,o
terms 80 acres Of Land adjoining said town, and a.
1"pt ~ acres On James River, iittie 6cIow Scot5
feTfy IN said Cpuntyts ~ Dinwiddie Cosrt fI.,,.e
on Inc third Monday in April next being Court tay
two hunfred acres 81 ani on Hatcher. run ia s.;d
county--fhis land is unoieared aud heavily dim, -.
CO. anI rom its sontiguig 10 the town Of Pete,y.
burg, being about - miles distance therefor,
would be IN object 20 persons furnishing tlst t,vn
witi plank, scautling Eo 10 Own this pr.perty-- ,.
sale OF the properly here advertsed viii commence
At each n no places at tie hour 81 2 z'closk nm
the Gay d sale and The TILE 10 tie property SOL
"a 'de by us rs oonnissic0c,s Of the said court Ct
chaneery.
TuoNAs TRrnWAT. , Corp,ai,,,,o.
JAMES CLARKE, jr. ers.
March L. tis
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FEB. TO-


gElNG empowered by MAJOR VIM. Brosdu5 OF
Hanover, kHown by the name of Hickory bottom. 1
oierthe same for sale nc private contract it cont
four hundred aud seventy acres, and is consider
ed sa'uabe farm. IL hes on the main Road lead.
ing ron the upper county to Richmond, by my of
Negro Foot, aud is bound by the said read. Me-.
found river, and the lands Of John Va. Sheppard
and Joseph j. Price Esqrs. in the midst Of an oplen
and rich ncfhbOuihoOd, aud convenient ~ several
merchant MIL tue Improvements ara NOT VerJ
Ousderablc except the apple orchard that ;s vc
valuable: further description is deemed nnBecessa
ry rs 'fnse ifeline6 60 purchare, will no dorir
view Tor themselves the land will be shewrI by Geo
Mallory; the ien7nt and tl,e terms made knowr Nv
application ~ The Ngb,csiber living near gre,l.r
ksborg C. tie Post Office Of which place Ill letters
addressed 70 me- Cpost pdd1 will be promptly al
tended 70.
Wm RICHARDSON.
h"'e~Mounti feb. ZS. 1aw6w
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q n .CHANCERN AT a Court held Tor IJrc king.
ham county the Sth day of February 1918.
Reubin Chaudo;n pr
Thomas Carter, Richard Davis, James Station. Da.
vid PattesoH aud John Labarreaire Offs
On The motion of the paint II by counsel and It
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that
he the defendant Garter is not inhabitaat of this
State--H is ordered, That unless the said Carer.
shall appear here on before the Stay term next
and answer the bili Of the pisintH The court viii
then proceed 70 take the same for confessed rs IL,
him AND decree the matter thereof >ordinely snd
that copy Of this order be forth with published in
some public newspaper Of the city of Riohpoad for
two months excessively, aud another copy lie POST
ed up az the front door Of the Court House Of this
county.
Il Copy
h. ELDRIDGE, jr. Il C.
rec ~ vfWp
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oheSioncs q s'ccrce nrt,heserf Ill G. ~. 49,,
Crlrt. ''r t'.e p"rs,us u,cren sli.v,6e,l IN
"r Sc ~ n irc 'ist - brH ~. t"r' ,nrutiss....
IN y, tie b''ivaN i'wss b.t%.,r, D.. ei,w,..a s.,
'"'er7hers az Ws'lrts ny are ic'oi.v,th u -
P'f hcNt ut'lr, 'i'rr" se he 81 i,,, at t..
estate "i u me- &. NUs' .rc' ,..,i- ,, %: ,,.,~n
htrv "egr 60, n"'pis saarc pair ~. Saw , rrs.
= hb'N At"i---a t'."',"r i,d ,,,, ,.riutr \ san.
,'N "'''"'"s ~ on-'' e"l *Th sie'n .'a.,lor. II
Az Suns ""irr s5i'i 20 ,s' be 'l.J t,wa, nrd ,iva
""ri''S cre''I,i 'r al >,it>.S i,tr that aaat ,.
purchasers sivne tnnd aoh approved ,er,snys,o
c%rrl interest ir,i" tie date Il not ponetus, ;aiv
To- tl,r oubscrher
Rt;ilAHD GEEGOHID
...t.t COLE Powell. { Cen,,nr'.,
Enc Bka.;CH,
March -; s,.
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NAlU iD;.is .AND ron SALE.

n.-C = a,A'is -fiND FOR sal.
W. Virtue os, ap,l in conformity to s-dreree %,
r. The Super1"r Cuu,t % Chaevry, tor O,e iiiel,-
sAVI,l ,,sr.ei -Wia be sn On the pre...lses tu tie
highest builder, the 5,i, da, uf ..i; nSAt a "a,
u not. neNttac '*y ,rIct ct L., L.lon in. &,
the eia,=-f Philip Gnooh .l~od., llin: "a, iurl.al,
ec'uIy, sud containing .ish, humdcv,i ,"l tive I've
ores ihs above ,ra.,. VIII be 0,ul.,i inip tots, 10
SUIT the sonveIiencv oi The purchasers tni,,
OF the money viii be required To- he l,od the Is,
daS at 4 nsnst next, al 'shic, tine preseason ma
be had os all the land, except small par t!,sc vii
Se in corn; shish tee purchaser wiz i,yr the L.
hertS OF sowing IN wheat: third on the frs
day OF Angus; iSii, and third, Lc,ny u.e iast
payment, the first day at February 1875 lie p,.rt
chaser giving bond with approved security, and the
land 10 remain subject TO be sol by sae oUniaiJsiO-
crs. IN case the prvmen.s not rnai,..
SAMUEL II. SAUNDElS,0
IttsOD MiCHAGX, Cpnr,is.
JOSEPH MAYO, sion.rs.
WILLIAM CLARK.
The sbove tract of land, lies on th- sou,h side 81
the North folk Of Fine Greek, three miles from Pow
ha'an court house, and three from James river |;
about three rights of which are cleat ed nnd about
so or 90 acres of creek low grounds uurscisimed,
hut very iertiie and wei, calculated for meadow.
The paotation is divided into four fields viii, q
greater part OF the fencing IA good repair; there
are two ordinary dwelling houses, and other out
the premises.
TIE land is generally level and has I ,us,nse
FROM itg fertility s-'d great production been called
and 'owr by tho name OF Kentucky. There were
seve' hun'red barrels OF corn, besides crop OF
wheat, oats and tobacco made on i, last year. This
land - very productive when in wheat, and the
great competition III the wheat market Ut being
within ~ miles OF five six good mann fao tu,-
ing mils) keeps the price Of that article always very
near (and am todd sometimes above the Rich
rnont price The great demand for cora. OATS
h5y. 30. ne the extensive coal pits, within ten or
twenty miles thereof, which are regularly enc
pioyed about 500 hands, aud from a hundred Ia
hundred and fifty Wagons, keeps the price uf
those articles always very high. The land is welt WA
tered. especially with good springs; and the neigh
borhood with propriety may be said, to he heat
thy and IN every other respect desirable as any
in Virginia and with such advantages forms Obj
Ject worthy the attention of person DESTROYS ef
ing money in property Of tina; description, particu-
iary citizen Of Richmond Or Manchester who
wants summers retreat
MIR. William Cooke, who lives adjoining, and
lie we'll acquainted herewith, will shew the land To
any person who wishes to purchase.
Wm. d. Go0CH, acting e~e'r of
Philip Gooeh, decd.
Powhatar county, March5. w5w
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CITY ETK-.CTI0E-

' 10 TUH Citizens au,horizetto vote f,~ C~rp
NON COuncEer ,-toke rotic- th<t he Flert.o,
vi" take place on Wednesdsy, ths ~ day Of Ar,l.il
neat. the pals viii be snened ~ ~ o'slort ., ~
ioiiogin ing places IN Jefferson Ward ~ the Corr
hossc, ia dehiso0 ward q The Eazle Tavern.
90 Nonros ward ~ tie itatse o.; Thomas U,dsY.
wood.
DAVID LAMBERT, Coroner,
Av.'ns on secoNnt # tie daaih
~ He Ss-i-sH
.A9'Sh D tje
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10 RENT

4 DVERTISENfENT-By Virtue of .lcersa.
IN Essex couBty court, in suit therein depend
ing between Joseph Jsney, and Others. plaintiff.
ami Jane Armistsad and others defendants, and
trustees ot VIM. Peachy, deceased, will be said 10 S
highest bidder, the premises on Thursday the
18th day OF April next, it far not, the next fair.
day, that valuable tract Of Land wbereon cap.sis
VIM Feachy resided in his lifetime, situated ia rs.
sex county on Rappshsnhoek river, about ten sni,es
he'o" Iappshannoek, and supposed to contain be-
tween five snd six hundred acres. By the said To-
cree particular SUNG required to be paid in mo-
neg, and sor the residue of the purchase moasv
twelve months credit will he allowed.
BIZ THECOi MISsIONGRS.
-D"Fc4i 30 fha
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COACH MAKERS.

COACH MAKERS.
AENhf q VIM. Bushnell, from New England,
n have recently commenced the Carriage ma
KING business IN all its various branches in Harris
sonburg, Rockingham county, where they iatend
making carriages OF every. description which NAV
be called for----Their general acquaintance With
the business and pledge to those who NAV become
their customers OF doing their work faithfully and a
general wish to please, together with the superior.
ity OF their materials, will they trust merit the-r \
Liberal share OF public patronage-Good timber
which is an essential article in carriage is here
obtained ofaquslty not inferior to any which we
have ever seen.
N. b. Wanted three or forr Jorsrevmen who are
good workmen Mt the above busibes3 add zsn at the
Biacksmith's business 10 whom liberal -ncaarare-
ment will be given
Hsrrsonburgh March %. wtcw
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FON SAl.E.
March s.

WIZ. sell a bargain in two hu"s~s ut Rocket.
q one "i wheh was occupied by last ys.f rs =,
storc the s'sui II ,ie.icr to say ia tlt bar, Of
,he town Terms % sale Que hss cash. the other Si |,
WI give y long credit if,iy .Avm-rt n, m.,,.n,
cure. In nv aAse"ee apply 70 Nr. Waiter Shelton. !.
vino is authorised 20 ior a., ~
hiCEAND CARTER.
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eQY Virtue oil Deed of Trust executed to me b.
thompson Fowlkes tor the purpose OF securing
OF the payment OF a certain sum of money therein
expressed due to Elizabeth d. kennon, executrix of
Richard kennon dec'd.-It heins the hsIance ~ :.
decree obtained by said executrix in the Chsncerv
Distiat Court oil Richmond against the said Thon,p.
son Fowlses * Christopher MeConnico, executors
OF Mathew Manable decd VIII be sold 20 The
highest bidder for ready money op the premises ON
the 18th day ofJune next, the of land on which
,'e said towiSes now resides, containing 492 acres
lying in the county of Meeklenburc on boh sides n
Otter Greek and adjoining tie Pinney wood lands :
the said land IS well adapted 70 the culture Of corn
wheat, snd Tobacco.
Marel, 2cd. u,o.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A LII Persons are hereby notified against taking
I "A an assignment of bond executed bY me 70
Moses Lipscomb Of for four hundred n
seventy one dolisTe-dated the Isth day of Decem-
her lSi2 and payable 6 months after date, ~ the
said Epscomb has i,npcs ed on me a negro man of
bad charAOter--l determined not to pay the mo.
ney. +
JESSE b. KEY.
Albemarie, March 10. w4w
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brig b. dis time had made sail and sa,d a~a-
vita sne Comet: the boat beng htts disiai.e
from US, ordered it alongside Tor the put,.ose vt
gNn'hS, the brig the son,er, but unfortunately ia
sst,'ag Alongside they sunk the Don't aud she u.s
lost fortunately no ooe was dro~nsd the man al
war by t''is time had gained much en- u.s. thhceht
It impiudent 10 make any delay aud ordered MIR
Cssh~ll 90 make tue heat o. his Yny ,hronsh be.
tween St. jo.ns and s; Thomas, as The only pos.
sihle means OF ssvin. the bri, from eespture, and
IN the mean while would with th= Comet keep
close to the man oil war brig to divert his Stientou
ill he eanid escape The brig we captured was
called the Dom'nscs Packet ~ Liverpool, tren De-
merara to ST Thomas, loaded with rum, sugar, cot
ton sud collie, mounting ten guns: accordingly
hove nbeut and lay by TO give the os war brig
an opportunity of approaching me, which he did io
within gun shot Z: soon discovered that We were
very superior in sailing course could perpiex
hun as pleased, by -ithev approaching or running
sway FROM him, rs circumstances required "
kept him IN play in this mrnGer Till ra.r:,ian,
when 1 found Mr.. Csshell ha, got through the
Passage, who had ordered 20 steer TO the narti,
and would endsavor IL possible, fi IN with hi,n
1T meridi-u-made ali sail upon u wind for the
purpose IL going round ST Johns, end out of the
passage between Tortos and st. johns: the Swsg-
gerer carrying Ill sail she could pack in chase of
at Y r. Nj. had dropped him full ! miles to lesws-I:
at the same time discovered salt upon our W ca
ther bow and shortly after could discover her be
schooner coming before the wind RI r. NJ
Was close to her, fired several musksts at her. ard
she hove too: put Mr.. Wild, prize master and SIX
men on board. took cut the prisoners, and ordered
him through the Passage between Tortos and St.
Johns: she was the schooner Jane, from Demersrs
to ST Thomas, loaded with rum, sugar aud coffee
the man of war brig carrying every thing In chase,
though Tar to leeward then made every sail upon
wind, made several tacks and wexthered AWAY ST.
Johns, and proceeded through the passage between
Iortola and st. Johns in hopes OF getting through
time enough to- see the Dominica Packet before
night: hut in this we disappointed for in the
passage we had II very moderate snd did not get
through till dark however continued steering to
the north during the night, and in the morning
could see nothing of the Dominica Packet, which /
expected had crowded all sail for the United States
On the 9Th boarded Swedish brig from ST Tho.
mas 10 baltimore. Or the sih, St. Thomas bear
ing South distances leagues, boarded q Spanish
brig from New York to Porto Rico. On the 18th.
at 10 o'clock in the ght, into the Capes will,
a thick log, saw one two vessels which,did not
bserve us, and were perhaps some OF the bIockad-
ing squadron.
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SITES H7' AUCT{OW
b. OUVAL e SON will sell 1T public Auction.
ne on Monday the Stu April next at their medi-
c,a store in This city the whole of their stock in
usde consisting of very exteasive assortment of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints Sc. &c The above wiz;
he sold In lots the terms made kno wnon the day Of
Gale b.
MURPHY * SCOTT, .4uet',,.
NAaFcn - eptts
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ADJU TANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington CITY,

l9th warren, 1912.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Hand Book for infantry. compiled and
pabished oy VIM Duane, Of Philadelphia, will be
received and observed az the system OF Infantry
discipline for the Army of the u. States
by order OF tie secretary OF war.
T. Ii. GUSHING,
.4d;. General
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'"t. Subscribers wish II purchase few tbns
a OF good Hemp.
SHELTON & FINNE't.
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NETWORK, March 90.
Extract ct letter from gentleman residing near
Standardization, dated March 18th, to his friend
in this city.
IL is said new alarm was made last night by an
express from Ogdensburgh, informing that 10000
regular troops had lately passed there the Cana
"a side, on their way to Kingston. In consequence
OF which brush fence was Immediately ordered TO
be thrown up (by General Desrhorn) all around
the land side of the village (Sackets Harbor) where
was not fortified before The roads it is said are
all blocked up with trees, sse. An business is
stopped here, and all persons abe 10 bear arms are
called to The field.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SNLE.
He Subscriber wishes to sell the tract Of Land
whsreon he now resides in the county of
charlotte, containing by late survey 700 acres, 500
OF which still remain in woods-rhis land i. wei
adapted TO Corn, small grain and Tobacco, and is
well watered with convenient streams passing tlro'
IT. isa very healthy situation with good aud conve-
nient buildings, Ito wit, dwelling house 50 feet by
zo-two story high with convenient rooms, good
Kitchen, Dairy, and other necessary houses, has
several very good springs, and also & we'll in tue
yard It's distance from Lynchburg is about 40 miles
Richmond ITO, Petersburg 100, aud Q miles atova
Charlotte Court House.
Any person wishing to purchase, will make an
plieaton TO the lubserber.
HANILIN EPPES.
hareh H. wi2wp.
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NOIJCE.

NOTICE.
He Shares ofths Delinquent stockholders in
the Brooke Turnpike Company, for The non
ment OF the iirst sad secsnd acquisitions, will
be offered for sale at public Auction at the Be,l
Tavern on the 10th of April next, if not pre- vously
pad. The Stockholders generally notified that
,he monthly instruments subsequent to the third,
tors.
CARTER L PAGE, Treasurer.
warren ~ ~- las10A b.
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y l. Il ~ X s,
Of almost every description,
F0X &.9LE 1T 1HfS orr eE.
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March 8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-09

pubic considerations and respect Of private person
~ character MIR G. said, he had Hoped gentleman from
Kentucky Tor whom he entertained peculiar respect would
have been more liberal than suppose this could
afford motive With him for making Unerted observations up
on Mr. Monroes conduct, upon any occ,sion whatever.
lie had stated with nce'iy tc Impressions produced
Mid BY pubic documents presented gfess pabc con-
sdoatons and he wiling submit the Judgment of The
world the correctness Of these Impressions. newspapers be
the true medium 81 the public SEDIMENT il would appear that
tbs dapprobaton Of Mr. Monres public conduct had been