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We convetsed with officer direct from C,bo,
plain, WHO irormedus, chat Montreal ,,sr,cr bl 49,.
received at Ptisburg, which contained the BRIT Il, ~,
neral accounted d,rrsitaek on Fort Erie aod sct,,,
Lodged loss Of 300 nen, ia killed, wounded and MIS-.
ing .Jfr ~ .'''-
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P1arrgrrHe. Arr n

TN T7T'FNFf, NWT 70
we have eorversed with gentlemen who len ~
donshurgh on 1hurslay ofIast week Al that -
British bad uctapprechcd t.t piece
We are Informed uat 3OOof Tic crew orti,e rr.e.,.
Constitution are ordered on 10 ti7 station to MAJ lie
new vessel, lately butt at Yergennes.
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P.4ITER,SO.V' WII2E .N.iyN'DF.4C-
JDDY

July 9O--wSwF.
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$50 DOLLARS REV ARD.
STOP THE DEsERTrp
DOMESTIC.

WssH1veroS, Sept. IL
CON-. TTNGEYyS REPORT.
EXTRACTS q iefeg.f opa Com TIggeg y tie Sec'yof
tie IEa1y, dufsd
Navy yard, Washington,
or, 21th Aug. 1914.
After receiving your orders The 9th, directing
she p'bhe snlng stores, &c. At this establishments to
be destroyed, ~ case OF tie Success of the enemy over
orr army tiiDc waslost in making the necessary
arrangements Tor firms tie whole aud preparing boats
iordepsrtms from the yard as yoa had Suggested.
About !. NJ lreceiyed a message Nv an officer
from the secretary ct War, with information that lie
enUu protect me no ipnger" Soon afertiIis was
Informed ihattic conagraton of u,a Eastern Branch
hlEc ir'd eommeneet-and, in few minutes the ex-
poison announced the blowing up OF that part near
inc " ura", as had beeparraneedin the morning.
Tic intended Tte vi the Yard had been u,,i,i,Iv an
ronpced to the ieigt0rs in order that ey n,iplt
take every possible prcc'uton for tie safety Of them
selves, families ard property
ilpiuttaty, several Individuals came in Succession
tWea,olrg "a prevail me TO ,ietiat from, INV IN
s'i7e'ionsaleh they were invariably informed WINS
WaViprg unless they could bring me your INST t,ctious
w WrItnS, eoanterDanGing those previously given
n ne1 ni;tiun Dthe most respectable wotncn came
WI 'ne INC eiTan'l-wl'eh found myself Painfully
'eeeSach TO INFORM them, that, any farther mportti.
hNts would cuisc the matches to be instantly ai,plisd
!" .te irains--wth assurance, howeye that If left ~
peace would delay the execution Of the orders as lone
a. ieGtdict The least shadow classification. Captain
W ule tflfl, WIN the who lad
been with him at the bridge (py,bly al,ori 'coekl
would justified me in Instant opcraiion--but he al.
:" was sienucus N ic dcsrc to obgiate tie intended
destruction: AMI volunteered 70 ride out and gsn me
pouye Iti iTaann as 70 the position OF the enemy
u1'cr lie hope that our army might have rslli.s md
,, pulsed them. was myse'indced tesirous Of delay
ir ne reason that, the wind was then blowing fresh from
% = W wticA would most probable have cr,sed the
,suuc,on o. "t NE private property north and east Of
tle Yard in its ncighborlood being Of o,,ihon also that
~ e'3e Oh The evening would brng will, it calm. IN
""'hhtnply VIC wcIenot disappointed. Oti,er rem
,,nHSSp vel montcd, volunteered, IS capt Creighton
n,i done, togo ont AMI L.ing me post se intelligence
vi ~ enemy Situation, possible to Obtain it.
=, treveiinG cai1c, aud waited with much anxiety
We return Of cpt e.. ia,ug almost continual nl,rnta
nF ,ia' t'w enemy we're ia tie ncgiborhood OF the
Inv" 'arrlcta-at tc Capitol Bill-and that t!,ei,.
"@Fe "asnear Georgetown; tl,erecredcier-
i.0'0 o"ly in'ii past o'clock, TO commence lie
.N,'utr' % 10y nrlrT, becoming apptelensyc tl,at
,,i y 'H', 'r1n HISTORY, stay, isen into Tic hand Of
,''' enemy 'lnriis ihs DELAY, o,-ierc. = Gw sla.
-" "i 0ftr persons no were ,ren near me ~ %
Vi &C. one u re ''os giiics winc.i was done x tEat
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TRAITORS.


ne clNh authority should take some cognzance or
u'oSe abandoned and unprinciped wretches who ver.
so conspicuous during the stay OF the enemy in our CIV
W. pointing out houses for destruction end punrer :
The traitor 10 his country a,d th,. r,,,,.nt;,,,
cream Wbpcaii give :h and comfort 10 the. en,.,,,,
W Tine Ike t', should be shown no mercy is nm,
wo'thF o. s. npshy, ami only merits the instantaneous
vngearce OF lbs Injured and is1lted corrf,,,oa,, -
'"esc WTcttits have bcesn too long borne with they
are unit 10 breathe the air of lie thcv would Ss,s
any country uiey are unworthy the fatDe of men a,d
Si""iu &c driven from society. Great God is 6,c
country tp5ot with trca'o1 to be for ever ois,1-c.d
and ruined VII out a,i aitentf to .,1,sb 10,
~onld Tor cent sell We ard themselves as slave we
Eno" some OF t'rsc W1cefes snd i tie civil au %, NV
iufafny. cir a..
From TIE siisi experience &C the enemy mode of
p5ths' we have had an onl0ru 'iy to acquire by ha-
wing been ~ the battle Of Badeasburg We wonid sug-
Sesl te use OF The PIKE aud RTE a.nost exe!us, e!y
FALsEGCoD CORRECTED "
ne Ii'' Z" Pnnder and desi7iriionj copied fron1 Z
pr,, we Gy federal paptr is gr So
ny ln!abitsnt Mos 81 the punde,. was efru,j,i Js
IaDhe ott'e place, ostercd among The citizens snd
'0' WtoSe yIlH'ny 10 place is free IN times oFref aud
IelXatioi Of the law The British army il is mn none
IMAM justice U Say, preserved moderation and di,c;,
inc WIN respee, 70 private person and property mr.
eNa.lpieu III the annals OF war. Several soldiers were
punished, some capiialy, fer their attempts
tfed Ref.
ne above stsken from y print, 50 notorious. n,
Us 'ihmy prostitution, that dcigr to pcr1se
H. The extract publish was noticed in snotier M.
per- and therefore we shall eoidcscend to inf,rn he
Pnbhe y The unprncped tory writer tpt his statenetf
IS Itself gro7s and abo1habe fslsphood ,rb;ch 49,,
injured nlIahitant Of this city must tn1y to be s,,e
ana that Tie hst we gave IS known to those who snai
70 he tf< Nesy il Is false to ass ri tt anv of the
British soldiers were punished captally IN mis- niece 60
PlnnderAg and thai much more private ini,n.v tl,s,
We nave detailed YES conmhtedby the rascas nis
eie'ture ATTEMPTS toJbstiiy We pctge oniselyes ion.
The truth oiour statement, and Nhetbet il b.li,e
by traitors or not is 90 use matter OF Indifference
p, nat The public may rot b. doped BY thc slsrp II
bi7'eh htnaniy-and British iuslice--we nset st,ts
thst HE Iatler Of the Etor OF this paper was orb
p'lierod aud p'undered TO the amount ZIG l,rSrsd
dollars N the freSuce oFhe iIlDsrons duo Coci,ur,
anc itoss-the former Of whom sf9ic his horse VII he
now pOssesses
MoRr BRITISH JUSTICE
The neuhcw Of Gen. Wellington, M. Iee,;s. On tho
night d tic eo'5astatoa vas Literally Husas eei b,
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[y0L 1t.--No. So.

city OF \. York has made itself conspicuous,
ana, IN natural consequence OF united efforts,
1t mas become almost inipregnabie. Balti-
more ana Fmladephia have initiated the yll-
thy example, which Charleston also is about
to follow. 1t is thus, Ey AN union of heart and
hand M the common defence. that a free
people t hibit their superiority to the slaves
OF nohaFt ny and despotisnr .haf. I'M.
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A PETITION

MILL. be presented 10 the rexs General Assem-
w bly, OF Virginia, praying ter Ir.nsaon for two
negroe slaves, found guilty and corheuIned suffer
death, by the Court of Chesterfield County at january
last, which slaves broke soI few days afterwards and
pever have since beenhearl Of by their former own
ers, and the auditor refuses to grant s warrant for the
payment.
F7LLE7,j; .qP CHER,
HEAVY HEIW s.
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FOR SALE,

RON S.9LE,
r-7ilE House and Lot known as the Giobe-Tavern-
2 Notes o,the Farmers fiuls OF Va. or stock ofthe
same bank will be received in pavement.
JAMES IL. LYNCIt +
September IS. IDS
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W.sHfSeroS, Sept IL
CON-. T'TNGEYyS REPORT
-f''rfTaefs q teffe frola Com Igge y the Secyei
tie .Naoy, dnfsd
Nayy Yard, Washington,
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ExPATRIATION.

This right necessary to the very power Of
loco-nofion seems 20 have become 50 very
clear, that in principle it is never denied;
but whenever asserted it is suIlenly answer.
ed, Great Britain will never surrender it.
We know OF no nation that denies the right
save GreaeBritain The Napoleon code ex
pressly recognizes IL. but this, as authority.
will not be admitted by the Federal party,
The Spanish Cortes have recently fran.
ed a new constitution /; il is a work of great
talent and profound knowledge Of mankind !:
it IS peculiarly interesting to tue American
reader. The similiiude between their new
government and our own is more striking.
than we could have supposed would exist
between limited monarchy and a Renre.
senfafive Democracy. We hope in day
or two to present TO our readers a synopsis
OF its principal features. We only quote Al,
the present single item to shew that il de,
clares the right Of Erhafriafion in the full.
lest extent.
In Title I'd chap. 4. il provides
Art. IL. Those are Spanish cit,zeAs. who
areborn of Spanish parents, in
ny part Of the Spanish domini-
ons. and reside in the said domi /.
Mons.
Art. ~. Foreigners who are already en-
joying the rights of Spani ards,
have obtained from the Cortes
Isttsrssf citizenship.
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A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND.
FOR SALE.

T YfNG about twelve miles from Richmond,
IL convenient to navigation, containing 846
acres by late survey, lying on Bailey's Run,
and commonly known by the name of Baileys
PLEAsANTs, decd. late Of Henrico county, &
bounded by the Lands belonging to the estates
of the late Bowler Cooke, Robert Peasants,
George Woodson, and others it will be sold
in three parcels. This Land is we'll adapted to
Glover and Wheat. For further particulars,
enquire of Samuel Parsons, Richmond, and
DIR. Samuel Peasants, near thexL land, who will
shew it to any person DESTROYS of purchasing.
Should it not be sold privately before June
Henrico Court, it will be sold on that day to
the highest bidder, on the following terms, to
wit: one third cash, and the other Two thirds
on a credit of IL and "a months, to carry inter.
est from the date, to be satisfactorily secured
BY fhe Legotees Of THoMIs
April Is. ids.
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T Land for Sale.

will sell a valuab.e tract of high land near
Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, the distance from the city is about 1-2
miles, adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro-
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gathrigh,; any
person inclinable to purchase. can view the
premises by application to me, who will at
the same time make known the price.
JOHN H. SAUNDERS.
P.S. So soon as the sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and all to whom I am
indebted will please apply to me for pay. .
ment, as the land WILDE sold for that pur.
pose. J.H. S.
denrico. March Goth, 1914. (tf)
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Y AN AWAY, Gas am informed, few days
~ before Christmas isst) from a free mulatio
man by the name of Patterson, who hired her
the last year, negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She is stout,
full bodied woman, with large eyes, and re.
markable for deep dimplcs in her cheeks
Her countenance is pleasing when she smiles.
and one of her fore teeth IL out. She common.
~ wears handkerchief on her head like tur.
ban will give the above reward, and pay
All reasonable expenses to any person who will
deliver her to me in this city, or ten dollsrs for
securing her 20 that get her again.
wa. MUNPORD.
Richmspd, January 81 1914, l8]
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Cast-Iron Foundry.

HE subscribers have commenced the estab.
i ment OF Furnace in this place, under the
firm of Parkhill, Sabbaton & Co. They expect
to have 1t in complete operation about the mid
die OF May next, and win thankfully receive or
ders for castings of any description, which they
trust will be executed with neatness and dis
patch, having procured the best ofworkmen
Orders left with ,Mr. John Parkhill, at his
store-with Mr.. P. A. Sabbaton, at the works.
just above the Basin on the Canal, or with
Messrs. Toilet Lea, Petersburg, will be strict.
ly attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL
\. p. A. SALVATION.
TOILET & LEA.
Richmond, March ~, 1914. If.
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Hanover County. to wifi.

To 7Homas Price. Tho. Price, Jun. G. Wn, Sher.
ley, jyeehoiders Of soid County.
"HEREAs Michael II. Jones hath this dav made
oath before me, Justice Of the Peace for m
said County, that he (acting for his Father, David
Jones, of said County, hath taken up an Estray
Horse on his Fathers Land ;--You arc ber.,v -,
CURED, after being duysworn for that purpose. to
view the said Estrsy, to certify distinctly under YOUR
hands the age, color, brands. marks, height value
&C. OF the said Estray which certikcate, being Tins
made you will return to mo, together with this
rant--Civen under my hand, this 26th July. 1871 3.
JOSEPH r. PRICE.
Pursuant 10 the above warrant, to M direct.d ~.
have viewed the said Estray Horse. shewp 10 ts by
Michael r. Jones, and find him TO be light bay
Horse, small blaze IN the forehead, all four legs and
able, about feet 10 or Ii inches high. We Judge
him TO be years old, and value said Horse al 50.
Givan undsr our hands, this eth July, 1878.
THOS. PRICE,
THOS. PRICE. Jun.
WIN. SHERLEY.
A Copy--Teste,
tn. POLLARD. ID. C, H.C. IA
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PUBLIC MOTIC

n = .
Is hereby given that the Subscriber. in con.
Il formity TO the act of the General Assem-.
bly,, passed February 18th. 1914, and eatitIed
An act for the free distribution of genuine
vaccine matter. &c. is ready to furnish the
same. without Fee or Reward, to any Citi.
zen or Citizens ofthe CommonweaIth of Wiz.
ginia, who may apply to him for it. Proper
directions how to use it, will likewise be fur
nished, if required, free of any expence
whatever. :
AL letters relative to vaccination, either
to or from the undersigned, and not excee
ding halt an ounce in weight. are considered
by the United States mail free of any Pos !.
age. (See the act Of Congress, entitled an
act to encourage vaccination Apply at
ny time Through the medium of the Post
Once, directed to JAMES SMITH.
agent for Vaccination,
Baltimore.
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NOTlCE.

VNHE P<pIetors Of Property in Jefferson Ward.
- will please to take notice. that shall. in com.
pance with the directions of the Commissioners of
Streets IN the sad Ward, proceed, Monday next
to survey the Streets and Lots therein ,preeabiv
an Ordinance OF the Common Council of the Civ of
Richmond, passed the 10th June, 1919. The Sur.
vey will commence at the junction of F. and a5th
Streets, at ten o'clock where those concerned win
please attend.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Z hschmOnd, April Is If
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Samuel G. Adams,

is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
1Hogshead Knob Locks.
Do. Piles,
Do. Tongs, shoveis and Poksrs,
Do. saddlery assorted,
DO. Tea Kettles,
Hinges, 60.
DO. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
16 Baltimore Plonghs,
IL Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
a good assortment of Hardware, Ironmonrery.
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths.
Hosp Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.--Wlich are Of
cred for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. 10. tf
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VIRGINIA.
1T q SUPERIOR Court of Chancerl.

IAs u '1ttpcTt0T C0uft 81 CH0UCSfC.
holden at the Capitol in The City Of R;ehsnont,
the 27th day cfJannay, 1914.
Matthew Clay. Piaiafi6
Sarah Williams, execntrix Of Joseph Williams,
and administrative OF Robert Williams, John
Call and Lucinda his wife. William Williams
John H. Scott, executors oil Elizabeth Viii
hams widow, and John Robert Williams, an
infan tson ofJohn Williams deceased, by the
sand Elizabeth Williams his guardian. lanes
Chalmers, Sarah Chalmers, late Sarah Wat
kins, widow and administrative, and Mourn.
ing Micajah Watkins, an infant daus liter
OF Micajah Watkins, dece ased, by Henry T..
Coleman her guardian, and Nathaniel Wash.
ington Williams, Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams, by Sarah Williams their guardian,
James Vaughan, executor of Thomas Lanier,
Joseph Williams, who was appointed by the
said Joseph Williams decd, an es'or to his
will, L the heirs, executors or administrators
OF Richard Harrison. deceased, Defendants
'HiS Cause came on this day to be heard on
= the papers formerly read, and the report of
commissioners Nicholson, pursuant to the order
81 the 2lst day OF June 1871, and was argued by
On consideration whereof. and be-
cause the new parties made by the amended
Dill, filed since the said order Of reference to a
commissioners, were not properly before the
court at the time the said order was entered.
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
in, the mode prescribed by law, =.
gainst the absent defendants (and they still
failing to appear and answer,) the court doth
rccommit the report to the commissioner who
made 1t. although the same, in other respects
may be right aAd correct, for him to consider
and report thereupon.
"A copy-reste)
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
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NOrICE.

IN consequence Of the resignation Of Mrrho.
mas Underwood, as one or the Superintend-
ants at the Public Warehouse, the whole Of the
business now devolves on me- All persons ha :.
wing any claims against Price and Underwood
are requested to bring them forward.
VIM. PRICE, S.IP.w
Public Warehouse. April %.
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THE Parties interested will take notice. that
have appointed Monday the 23d May next, to
carry the foregoing order into effect, when they
will please attend at the Swami Tavern, in this
city, between the hours Of 9 and 9 O'Clock, with
their books and papers prepared for compli.
ance with the said order
JOHN NICHOLSON, M. C.
Commissioners Office, Rich
mond. February 90, 1814.S 22M
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BIBLES.
PsicK OF NJ. CAnHr's BIBLES.


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- With AIocrypha & IL plates letter
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Psalms, lettcred 90
80 With Apocrypha * Psalms, lcttered 50
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BIBLES zoiN be receiped by SPLEAsANrs
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shortest notice. II liberal discount will be
made TO wholesale Purchasers.
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WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store.
JUST opened at No. IL, South Front, doors
- below Market-street. where the subscriber,
offer for sale,
10000 Pnir FIRST quality mens' coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. First do. do. lined q bound do.
1000 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do. first do. do. calf and seal do.
1000 do. do. do. do. leather & pink
-, hned do.
1000 pair mems laced BOOTS,
1000 de boys coarse and fine SHOES.
1000 do. do laced BOOTS g. JEFFERsONs
10000 do. womens' SHOES, well assorted.
also,
handsome assortment Of LEATHER, which
they will dispose Of on such terms as are calcu.
lated to invite the dealers IN the above articles
ALEXANDER. CLAY & Co.
Philadelphia, March, 1, 1914 won
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TRULY FORTUNATE INDEED.
The 10000 dollar Prize, also
FROM
wAITE's OFFICE.
No. l3648

Was drawn the Capital PRIZE Of S2o, oOS. on
Tuesday last, in the
Washington Monument Lottery.
TT vas sold by the Truly Fortunate Vendors
4 of Tickets, G. & r. WAITE. and Was sent
enclosed IN a letter only few DAVIS since. Ia n
gentleman at Windsor in Vermont. II (. ra.
'her extraordinary that only IL DAYS prior. were
drawn twn Capital Prizes, one of $4,000 in the
above Lottery, and one of &c, 900 Dollsrs in the
Trinity Church Lottery, which were both sold
by G G. n WAITE the $40. 200 prize in shares
OF Tickets signed by them, and being the
highest prize ever sold IN the us. In .bares of
Tickets and the highest prize ever drawn bv
one number. in any Lottery IN the United States
viz. $780, 900, was also sold by G. G. K. WAITE
who have now few more warranted undrawn
Tickets for sale in the Washington Monument
Lottery, at their Office in Baltimore: They
have also for sale, at their offices in New.york
and Albany, Tickets in the
NEW YORK STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH
$4,000 Highest Prize.
Shares of Tickets also signed by them.
or The Public wiz please to take notice. that
all Tickets from q. & II. WAITE's Offices will
have their D1me printed on the back of each.
and those without their name are not from their
ofhces. They will advance Cash for Prizes as
soon as drawn, and give all Lottery information
gratis. liberal allowance made to those who
buy quantity Of Tickets.
Books = Stationary,
Playing Cards--Sand Paher-Rmery. &c.
wholesale " retail, as above.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
Valuable James River Land
FOR SALE.

ON Tuesday the 18th May, will positively
~ be Sold on the premises, that valuable es
tate, in the county of Powhatan, 81 miles from
Richmond called
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14

Pregress in Internal Communication.
There Is now offered fer sale in Baltimore,
nifty tons ofplaister, received from the shores OF
the Cnyuga lake, New York; which it il said the
farmers of Pennsylvania have pronounced equal,
ii not superior to the Nova-scotia plaster.-
Take the map and look at the route
BALI. WEEKLY Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14
Notice.

PURSUANT to Resolution of the Com.
4 mittee appointed by the Common Hall,
of Richmond, to discover a proper scite for
a Courthouse, Clerks Office and Jail for the
City: Proposals will be received at nv
Office. from individuals who have mind to
seil.-Each will describe his ground and
annex the price.
wv. COLEMAN.
MAY 4. tf.