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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
HALF PINT TUMBLERS.

4 Cases containing 1000 Half Pint Tam
6ters just received, for sale by
ADAMS, HERBERT, & Co
Feb ls
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
W1LM1xeros, IN. C.l March /,

WILMKN1IuN' IN. VI MARCH !.
Arrived, the Swedish ship Friketen,
Ekstrow master, in 80 days from Gotten
burg-she brought passenger. Thomas
Fordiek, esq. late American consul at Got
tenhurg. On the Goth Jan. in lat. of the
Western Islands, was boarded by H. M.
;. the jCyannes, cap. Forrest, bound &c
England with part of the crews of two
French frigates from Cherboprg, captured
Oft the Canary Islands, by admiral Dun.
hams squadron, for Barbados The az
mlral took the frigates with him. An Off
Ger on board was returning home, an inya.
lid from the squadron, who informed tina,
he brought papers to the 10th of Dec. from.
London, at which time the British were &C.
tually in possession of Antwerp, and tina,
lord Wellington had entered Bayonne.
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NOTICE.
March Is.


4 GREEABLE to an act OF congress to
IN incorporate ga Fire Insurance Com
Pany of Alexandria" notice is hereby Civ
en-, that on Monday the eleventh day of A.
prii next, al the Court House in the town
of Alexandria, tbs books will be opened
forthe PurPose.o receiving subscriptions to
the Stock OF the said Company, under the
direction of
THE COMMISSIONERS.
MarchI6-eptllAp
PUBLIC SALE.
ON Tuesday the 22d March will be sold
at the Vendue Store, on liberal Gre
dit,
"A valuable young Negro Woman
tor the term OF ak years, her female child
to The age of twenty. Eight years. Terms
will be make known at the place of sale.
T. q. Marsteller.
March Is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16

Rhode-Isiand Patriotism. The legisIa.
ture of Rhode-1s'and have refused to as
sumo that states quota of the direct tax,
by which great saving would accrue to
the people, inasmuch as it would release
the general government, from the odium
of collecting tax which their own mad
policy has brought upon the country !" A
patriotic motive indeed God
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
TO LETT
Feb ~

A good Stable and Carriage House,
For particulars apply to the PrnasesSs
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SAVANNAH, March 3.

- SAfANNAHs N0rch 5.
The Swedish ship Society, from Liver
pool, bound Tor Amelia Island. was taken
possession oE on the 24th ult. within &
lew miles OF ST.. Mary's bar, by one of tbs
y States gun-boats, and carried into pos
for adjudication has on board a car,
go OF dry goods, amounting to ten thou
sand pounds sterling. The cargo suppos
ed TO be British property.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. Is.

NEw-ORLEANs, JAN 95
Piracy a9d Murder "A party of men
under the direction OF an officer from,
the custom house, were dispatched
early last week to intercept the SNUG
glers who so constantly ply between Crane
Isle and this city. On Thursday evening.
near sunset, the party were about three
leagues below the Temple on Little Lake
Barataria, when they discerned several
boats coming up, and hailed them: no an.
swer was given, but the pirates (for they
proved to be such, rowed towards the Gus
tom house boat, and when within short
distance opened heavy FIRE, which killed
Mr.. John Is. Stout, and wounded Mr.
Morse, and Coming up, Immediately board.
ed the custom-house boat, threatening to
take the lives Of all on board and proba.
bly, would, if it had not been for Lathe, O,
some other officer who appeared to hold .
high command. After few minutes con
sultation, the custom house crew were or.
deredi to leave their boat, and s4oi,a to the
The shore, WHICH they did. Morse, the
poor unfortunate wounded man, whose lee
was broken, had nearly persisted. Whe1
IN me Tudfer, summing to7uards tie shore
me 6andifH amused MemseIpes by firing a..
shem many Of the balls struck the waite,
close by the poor fugitives. Such are the
facts. Comments are useless!!!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

2 vessel little more than half the rorcs of IT. 9
President, and half sc her crew sick, 20 have
'ndus'rioasly sorght an action With her; yet
II Is evident, on the ether han.., that the
fiqus did not wish particularly 20 avoid it ;
end II IL equally evident, that from the Pre-
sidea''s being to win;lward. she might have
co'ae to action, and therefore i, is c.eur she
had no inclination to fight" Cit is almost
unnecessary to stale that the iriyate which
the renowned Captain Maitland saw, and
run rom, was the Constitution and that
the latter ueed every means 70 bring ter 70
action, without success.--Ths force OF the
T. que is stated, by prisoners WHO have been
released from her. 70 be 81 gurs the Con-
stitution mounts 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
LATESTFROMS ACKETT'S HARBOR.
L. IL.
/" Sackeft's Hor6or, ami %, 1917.

" Sackeft's Har6or, .dhyN %, 1915.
:" AS this is the spot to which the eyes OF
the whole nation are at present fixed. you
will, presume, expect TO hear what Is go
ing on in doing which feel much pleasure,
as am able TO say what must please every
true American. Our naval force consists of
Eve fine vessels, in commission last year al
| 30 TWO fine briggs, now nearly rugged, to mount
% long S2's each. A ship, that will be
launched about the first of May, to mount
20 guns, 32's and 24's, besides several well
armed schooneTs, that will answer for either
batteries OF transports the whole compri-
sing force believe amply sufficient to en-
able our gallant Chauncey, not only 70 chace
the knight, but also to drub him.
From Kingston, distant about thirty
miles from here, we learn that they have
built two large vessels, the last of which
was launched three days since so that they
w II so n be able to come upon the lake
This Information was received here the G.
vening before last, by our look out schoon-
er the Lady If the Lake, the com nander
of which, lieutenant Gregory, in his report
to the commodore, says that he entered the
harbor of Kingston, within mile of their
fleet, and after having reconnoitred, gave
them gun. This produced general a.
iarm in the town: they beat to quarters on
board of the feet, and the whole military
AoiSC \"HiSi NOuStoto VI dOhuI oOUUJ
out, expecting an attack from our Act. He
then wore ship, and stood out of the har
Dor.
1--WE have, for several days past expect
ed an attack here, in consequence of hav-
ing learned that the enemy had embarked
5000 men-but find since that he had spy
among US (who, by the bye, came very near
being taken.) This fellow informed that
our fleet. which they supposed had gone to
the head OF the lake, was still in the Har.-
Dor, they then disembarked and gave up the
project--ans well for them, for had they
yentured. they would most assurediy have
been completely cut up. as the Harbor is no,
only well fortified. but strongly garrisohed.' -
Dem. PIesS.
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.Vegr- York, May S.
LATEST FROM THE US CORVETTE
ADAMS CAPT NTOpnIS

hOh@ tfSt A. NlOtsklS.
The letter of marQue schr Cara, Capt.
Newman, (of Baltimore) arrived at Little
itgS Ear5or on the hrs, inst. in 10 DAYS
fr.fn the Havana, laden with sugar.
Passengers Msssrs. George & VIM. D',Veif
and captain Hamilton late master cG tue
schr. Climax. Mr. DWoif informed US,
that On the 25tb OF April, in latitude So
longitude 70. the Clara was bnarded by the
U. 5. corvette Adams, Capt. Morris, fro-., a
cruize bound to Savannah, short of ,,rovis
ions. The Adams had cruized down TIE
coast OF Africa, southwark If the Eaua scr
and along the Coast of Surrinam had m ade
prizes, one of which she burnt, the other
two ordered in. Sac had also captvred an
English East Indianaa: but being thick
weather, when it cleared, they found them.
selves in the midst of feet conveyed by a
~ and two frigates. Capt. Morris aban
doned the prize, after taking out the prize
crew, and made his escape from the fri
gates which were 10 chase Of him. The
dams had on board quantity ofivory.-
Mr.. D'Wolf was on board the Adams seve-
raj hours. and reports her captain and crew
TO be in state Of good health and spirits
No news at HAVANA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

Indians.
RoalgrrSViiis, Ten. HftrH so.
BY agentleman direct from Huntsville. we
are informed that an engagement took place
about the 18th inst. between the troops un
der Major Gen. jackson, and the hostie
Greek Indians, at or near the Hickory
Ground, in which nearly twelve hundred In.
dians were killed, and on our side about
thirty, chiefly officers. The Indians are
said 10 have been about 5000 strong.
FROM THE SOUTH.
We have heard that on the 9th inst. Gen.
Jackson, with considerable force, left Fort
Williams for the H.: korv Ground, and on
the same day was met by white flag from
the Creek Indians. A halt was made, but
what were the propositions. if any. or whe.
Their the army continued on or re ;urned, we
are not informed. Clarion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

We perceive K stated 10 soma OF the pa
pers. with niac'i emphasis, that nir e.ri..ess
was sent from this city To tue President a
day or two ago. and it is hence intsrrcd
that something otimportance is in agitation.
Ibis, we should think, rs not the fact
Communication is frequently held with the
Presiuent by express, "a more sure Giu
speedy mode OF conveyance than the mali
carriages which creep over the bad roads
IN the interior. We DO not therefore be-
hevs the circumstance ~ all entitled to the
Importance which is given To it.
MAJ. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
HIsTnRIcAI rrRrnerv

We barn BY letter from Mr.. j r. Jack, zen.
uemND ~ responsibility, inst in tre ec8pty Of War,
rem, oneae Miami, in the state Of Dino within one
O tho1 sneiet iortihsatoos (ss they are suppossd
10 hay beenl tbete wss stone, not long since die
oeserb, uPwsrds OF three feet ia length end sbout
hitseq inehesin circumference, e. 81 pefpsndicua
lsriy the earth On che gyeSf SIDE i y n. rkseg
t'us--i ISL, s. snd on tie elsk yiii, arurs re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
WASHINGTON, Nav 6.
Editors Correspondence.
Leonard Tozvu. (Mdl n1,, .

A1e0''"|@-1 O7oH' tNd.) Nay 3.
% Wednesday last, part Of the enemy's
squadron consisting Of a -, (perhsps the
Dragon, captain Barley ara three lsrge
schooGers ascended the 2 tomac as hi9h 90
Nodt2ibino, the seat of MAJ. Someryii lille
Some barge3 endeavored To burn vessel in
Bn;ain's bay, but were repealed BY the mi
iitla they afterwards took possession ne
Biackstore's and St. Georges Islands, for
he purpose of watering on Sunday. ano-
ther ship and brig came into the river. and
a! sun set st evening (Monday) hey were
all Incer way, standing towards The Chesa-
psaAe. About noon, yesterday, there was a
severe sSlrn'sh between the barges with
two privateer schooners. and the Wesr-
mo;eland militia near Picatone-the FIRE
Continued with great vivacily for al least an
hour, after which The boats retired.
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fI0y s.,
THE TEN MILLION ioA 1'tSy 0

Let, rs from Washington state, that IA.
100000 dollars nave been offered on the
len Million Ian, mostly at So per cent.
The amount offered, it will be seen, is 4
700 900 dollars more than government ask
ed for.
Three slonps sailed from the Nsvy-Yard
Yesterday morning, for Albany, with about
220 gallant tars, being part of the crew of
the u. S. frigatc Macedonian. They are
bound to the Lakes. 1Her. ddU.
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-Iterandria HZav


We have been favored with the perusa
OF letter from a gentleman of this town.
dated from on board his b. NJ. Ship Cab!
on, Oil the Tangiers, April so, from which
we learn:
That Admiral Cochrane had not then ar
rived On this station-th agh.hourly eXpec =
ed. That Admiral Cockourn entertains
doubt of his being investe with powers 10
nciud" an Hrmisfice should he be di d ssed
to do so-and is of the opinion that there il
prospect of an early PEACE betw cen G..
Britain and the United States The 6es
patch from the Secretary of State to ADM
raj Cockourn, about three weeks since, did
not in any way relate TO an ArRistice.
was interesting only to the Danish Chare.
des Afaires and his governments.
Extract of a letter from Uesfmorelahd
County. dated The ID ofd7ay, 1914.
Last "Wednesday morning, an Englfsh
snip. (said to be the Dragon "a with Two
tenders came into the Potomac The ship
came too of Ragged Point and very nearthe
Virginia shore. The tenders ran fariser
mp and have been cruising about fro a
Blackstone's Island down every day sin.
they came in. The ship dropped down af
teT enc days say, about St. GEORGES /
land. where she now lies A large tcbsaI
schooner has also been up as far as Slack
stone's Island, and is now with the ship.
We have not heard Of any craft having faI
len into their hands.-In Yeocomico there
are aDou: 20 sail, several of them (oine II
is sai1) loaded with four for EIktot,. 1, is
believed they are watching fsr tner,. Tie
militia are on duty, and rs long as tie craft
stay m the creek think they will be safe
This moment we have from the hill a
ship Ia sight--she is stancing no the river
with Hne breeze, aad is at this time (8 A .
M about opposite Yeocomico." Gaz.
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B.sLJLHORE Min. 8

The Flag IF Truce zvhicA le}t thi. port On Non
d1y E4st Totth mr. swertetkof the Russian Secre-
tdJy, and Mr.. SkDner returned at o'cLocf s.s.
terGdy morning The -4tbion "a, .fdr,l Cock6;,rs
The Dragon ~, The -7casta flgate, a stare-sh,b.
some tenders severdi small craft and armed sskr.
Sound, yesterday, az 3 p. nj The Cyecian was
taken our IF Edst River, on Sunday or .lfonday
fast, about an hour 6cfo'e day light tie master
mate andy 7,teH 9rere guard on deck, the resi-
tVere 6ei0sp
.4dn1i'Gl CochrGne had not dyrived, azd rs NOT
n IS believed, 70 he expected Immediately Ts En-
Sish papers on bard later Than the Esd Of Fe6ruaTy
S'hfeh contain nothing II importance except zphdt
has been received by ne late arjiyals froaa
France. Mic
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

The L. S. Sleep of war Wasp, Capt Blakely, of
instant, Oh 2 cruise
Accounts from ST Barts, meston that the u. s.
sleep OF war frohc capt. cambridge, from Boston.
Ind been cruising OFT Surinam and Rsrbaaoea Sc.
verai neutral vssasla bad been boarded from her
the officers mentioned having heen chased in Bos-
tcn bsy, by an English frisste. The United
States corvette Adams, had likewise been of Bar
ba loes.
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CAPT. BARCLAY

a pablo dinner ana ball was given to
Capt BARCLAY, at Terre5onne, (Canada) on
the 20h inst. Among the voluntary Toas.s
this gallant, but unfortunate officer, gave,
: Com. Perry the gallant and generous
enemy"
Boston, Nay 9. We have The pleasure
to announce, that the Hero OF Lake Erie, the
gallant Com. PERRY, arrived n town last
evening.
1t may not be amiss to state, that most
superb service If Plate has been prepared.
procured by the voluntary SUBSCRIPTIONS o.
all classes Of Citizens, and will on be pre-
sented to this Noble Defender Of his Coun.
try. Chroz.
We have been politely f4yored win
Montreal paper Of april l6, coz aiming the
following article - ca
CoaVeDhoHfor the ETchaHge Of fTTaOaers
Head Quar- ere. Montreal,
AdJutant Generals Office, RDrll 10.
GENERAL ORDER.
His exceiiency the governor IA chief and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
Albany. Msv q

-, HLbhNY, Msy s.
Extract Of a letter from persdu near tke mouth
81 Gen"essse 1fiUeT 10 friend IN this city, aafes
.ioriI 25th, iSl4, says -
he hI1uAh Fleet ,s at sea, Gas we Iand-ubbers
say OF the lake wsters,) and we are alarmed with
the expectation OF Sist from the for the pubic
has stores here too considerable amount, * nothing
TO protect them"
a gentleman who came passenger in the Sunday
evening WESTERN stage says, several officers were
passing rapidly between Genesee aud Osweeo and
lac understood, the British feet had been lately seen
of the latter place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
Extract ola letter to gentleman in this city, de-
ted
"AusuRN,(N. w April 25.

n letter Just received from the erlysers g;
ttiRid1'ts pde, t2 miles east If BGSaioe) states
thar 1900 infantry and three hundred 0rfiiery Ssere
we're az BatGcid. ne u,,aerst,tnd By yareNers,
mar the abuse drtii.ery s0e4 on their return 10
Sacheft's Har6or, ard toere yesterday ut Geneva
Epe eFpecs thept here to-day. Jhe caoafry, 10 the
amount 81 so, returned L.'oEsi th.s place to the
east last NeGHsSGay. IL IS curious 10 oGse7.re 81
'Iach marching ana coan.er-narching as xpe ma Ue
0eeh S''sHssS 20 rms season. N. S.fap.
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DU IHGT ON, VI, = pT'I y.
Gems Chandler, WIniec and Winchester
are ercduaFed.
We understand that general exchange
OF prisoners is agreed Oh Oy the Two govern
mentSs
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-Uaferio zpn, .AhriL q.
from Sackest's Har5or, .dhrt. 25.

From, Sackett's Har6or, .dnr!, 25.
The most lively emotions OF joy, were this
day manifested by the troops and ci,izsGs of
this place, OH LEARNING the arrival OF that
excellent officer" IN jar general Brown.
dis arrival was announced by a discharge
OF cannon from ali OF the forts and park Of
artillery in the harocr:
The enemy on the Niagara frontier, at
Fort George and York. on learning the APP
proach OF general brown, very prudentiy
thought IL advisable TO clear out and has en-
to their strong nold at Kingston, where the
British forces are now chiefly concentrated
The dragons have also arrived at the mar
Dor with the general. His army is expect.
ca IN day or two. Sailors and marines
are, IN considerable numbers, DAILY arrte-
ing.
commodore Chauncey's feet with the
exception OF the frigate. is nearly ready To-
sail. The frigate will be launched next So
turday.
The well known enterprise Of he commo-
dore. and the unremitting exertious Of MIR
tcktord, the master builder of the frieate
give us the assurance OF its being ready 10
saa in few weeks.
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Cory ola iStter from Com6todore Chaun-
cey, 20 Fhe Secretary Of fhe Navy, dated
Y. 5. Shin General & K.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
Z Additional Notice.

THE @Adessigoed Commissioner -.
pessesd - tue act Of Congress Of the 3ist y
March 1eiA relative to fhs Yaxso Cla;n..
are q opiuioes dat 4 sests with the claim.
anfa 70 prepare. b. themselves Or ttieir
counsel, the heieases assignments snd now.
|ers mendooedl IN the 6rsk ssctiun n che nc,
Denrous. aeveftheiess. to give every faciiI,
~ to the eshecstion % the aer consistent Win
What = taken to be Its right constract;oo.
they rseommend. -
Le g. claimants J: living sss distance, who
~ nnd II necessary to prefer their claims
snr~ghan agent or attorney. should invest
such agent - attorney With au1i6titv to add
% O. alter ths Instruments sforesaid or "a.
y u any wise their form and manner. ,o
tnas they may conform 70 such directions g
decisiens as the Commissioners NAV rive
whsn organised rs board. AID proceed;no
90 execute their functions under the act
~ this course such charged, substitut;ons.
OF snendmens. - are Susceptible ofbeing
@ees upon the spct. can take place without
mrsnes tneeayepiencc to the claimants
JAS. MONROE.
..Js--rs..s, Acting Secretary q state.
Al. DALLAS.
Secretary Of the Treasury,
.s. RICHARD RUSH,
Attorney EeaefaI.
WashSaesdk. Oct. goth 1914. =
The printer Of uewspaperr authofi4ed N
puella the laws, viii iAsert this nosiee. e.
wsu ths former, once = week uhtI thl
asss Monday Il January. 50.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
Grand Lodge 81 Ysrglil1lIiia

FdE MAsoas hall IN issi,ys who're The m..s
ings q the Graud Loags. ilave st0sys herefn,-
lore oeen held. having been presse8 into the
selyre ctihe state. ~ an hoapzss1, ana tkcte
eessy no probobiiisy that the nee a Y, Sor any
nasonsc purpose. will BE rrc0vuts1 Is aaksSk
time. has hsen necessary 10 look eut ~ ramS
oeAef place in which 20 hold the mkt norfinr.
The room 10 which slse nasiesl societies c this
Guy afely held their I1oe<iness n u aurll;rr
hoase astaclsl to the la x5rdsf x1sssps. WIs.
eA'keclnse = &c, has thefeietx ~ saea61a
roe shst purpose. being The mD1k eligible S1d
eommcdious thar can - peocnttA he Houso
= stsaaasd on ths soaeh Ode q ~ asiA CT q
hugustine Davis's nrinfinf onlsc, ftIe meet.
ing viii tnke place str o,eioek Infhe sllosnosi.
OF me ID Monday in b66lI hS1t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

eDMdkSxxSe o.
De e1otIlsnt New Pr
1 Ono Second Hand diate,
One fcunt HoarjeuiS (nsarly .aeal Ga liz
one fosnt Small Psess (hew and ssy Mad.
some} 9t2 lbs. =
Or fsant Small Pisa. hssf .sss, bat yssy
fesd, 100 i6s. =
ess saaas Gssas rsiass. as IL sss..ly
fsSA~
A1Stis ,a yss.s< q Lac 2 T14ss,
~ . I.ass rss.,. Eom+s Capitals faer eonp
u Diso cApiszls ssd SMALL
SsDitto do.
6sDitto "a.
70 airss Pies. z'sas. CAPITA ana smsi.
i I P'ss risssd c.p.s.
susnsisy Of Newspaper aud Book-sesb-
issr.ss soluma Hu,ss br supsssc,-
Newspaper,
SCcmposinY Sticks,
l9 naif Cases, (mostiy rsS,J
one cunt Double Nnglisb, (nsv iad very
One Imposing Stone.
superroyal Demi and yooIseap chases.
2 Ditto Frisksts,
Large web engraved Horse cats,
Ayariety OF twollne Letters for each Of
the above Founts Of small type, and :
gooe assortment Of Flowers, spzce.ruIes
OsAli ofthe above Materials will Be sold
Nv tor cash, or on. aliberal credit with approv.
secur'ty' or the Large Type will be soid
ePara'e rom s'e rest For further partieu-
September ~, w3w oafao,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
VIRGINIA.:

vlndlNtA:
ut Rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of fhe Suherio5 Corr Of ca1.serv
Jorfhe Rirhndnd Distries, she. frss day Of
November, 1914.
David Wyle Plaintiff
agaissf>
James Kelso. and Reuben Crnmp, acting under
the firm Of Kel~o b Crump, the President,
Directors x Co. Of the Farmers Bsuk of virs
kinia, and Robert MacKey.
The Defendants James Kctso, and Reuben
Csump, act having entered their appearance &
gwen security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not in
habitants Of this country It is ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here on the twen-
y drstda Of the next term and answer the bill,
Of the Plaintiff and that acopy of this order
pc forthwith Inserted in some Newspaper pab.
tished ia the City Of Richmond, for two months
suceessiveiy and posted At the front door Of the
capitcls IN the ssid City.
eopy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENING. C. c.
November 10. 1sw8w
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Ten dollars reward.

wal be paid by the subscriber on the deli.
-efy 70 him OF . Negro Man named PEYroN
the property Of Mr.. Thomas Coles Of this city
who Abscosded on the seventh instsnt--he /.
about ave feet tee inches high, handsomel,
formed, intelligent and active. we'll disposed
exeept when tipseys to which he is too well dis.
lPessd--hls clothes cannot be described, al he
has variety.
1 He having wife at Col. Christians in New
Kent Il Is probable he may Be found in tina,
neighbourhcod. OF IN the vicinity Of this city.
! November l6-
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