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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-19
THIRD EDITION.

Star Office, fotr o'clock.
Letters received in Town from the French
Coast are in circulation in this City. They
state positively that the Barriers of Paris
had been shut for the last two or three days,
in consequence of issurrections-that Bona
parte had been invisible for two days, and
the same letters add, that Lord Wellington,
after rapid march. had surprised Bour-
deaux
The Park and Tower Guns, are just fl
ring for the Victory at Hanau.
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DOMESTIC.

LATEST FROM WEw~ORLEAYs.
Extract ofo letter from, .Merv- 6, teams 10 Tx
Editor Of The PHILADELPHIA Gazette, da-
ted January ID.
Our city has been considarably agitated
during the last week, by the refusal OF the
nuiitia, particularly if rot exclusively the
French) to stand draft for call made by
the Governor, at the request of len. Flour
roy, tor 1000 men. They say they will de-
tend the city if attacked or if the enemy
should happen toget as near the town as
English Turn, they may possibly turn out
bat they will not place themselves under
the command of u. States Officers. So
much for cur French Democrats. And these
are the men that have been the pride and
boast Of the Governor. 1t is supposed that
the Governor, being fond of quiet life, ana
not willing to irritaie his friends, will revoke
his General order.
1t is said that the British ship of War He.
RAID is ashore at the Bilize. She captured.a
few days since, the schr. Attack from Ney-
York, which had succeed ed in getting into
the river, bur being becalmed some Ipiles
up, was perceived by the Herald, who sent
ser boats and took the Attack, there be-
ing no force 60 prevent even the English
boats from coming up as high as Plaque
mine."
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COVERNMEN Z. ,QIIILpTTv

FoRETCN 4 .FTcE, Nop. "a.
n messenger is arrived with dispatch
&c from Lieut.. Cen. Sir Chas. Stewart, da
ted Hanover the 1th inst.
he headquarters Of the Grown Prince
~ sweden which were at Got.ingen on the
3D.. were removed to Hanover on the 81
His Majes'y's Electoral Government bas
been completely restored. amidst the accla
nations OF the People, ard in the presence
u His Royal II ghness the Duke Of Cumbcr
land.
The French army had been nostss uerels
harassed IN theirnarch - Mayense! first by
Marshal Butcher and Cen. d Yors's edrDs
and afterwards by Gen. Czernicheff. The
remains Of their sFmy together With the
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Letter TO tie Lord Erauor.


-. .'1IVN UFFItE, gFOU, u.
NY Lord have the honor to inform
your LofashiP that Messenger arrived
inns mofnInS, with dispatches from Lieut..
Gen. Sir G. Stewart, dated Hanover 1t,b
inst. by which it appears that the enemy had
been entirely driven out Of his Maiesty's T..
lectoral Dominions, and that his Maies,v's
Electoral Government has been re.estsb
lished amidst the acelamations of his ueo-
pie.
(Sisned) "CASTLRRF.Acu
" TO the Lord Mayor"
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troops which had joined on their march, a
mounting to men, ct the time they
arrived near Hanau, where Cen. Wrede
was posted with 10000 Austrians and Ba-
varisns. BY the official Report of the bat.
lies which took place. it appears that Bona
parte lost in eiiecting his retreat from Ha-
pau. Fifteen Thousand Men in Killed and
Wounded, and Fifteen Thousand Prisoners.
The last accounts from the Imperial
are of the 5th, from Hanau,
whefe the Austrians had arrived.
The Russians had marched on Wurtz-
burg which had been taken by Gen.
Wretle.
Marshal Blucher was to be near Cologne
on the Is h.
" The Crown Prince occupied the line of
the Wcser.
General Ben;ngscn was to act upon the
Eibe, and CO operate with Gen. Walmo-
dem"
The latest reports at Change arc-St.
Cyr, who was left in charge Of ID resden,
captured, with his whole corps-D svoust
surrendered ~ Hamburg. The Danes
qnarreliiug with the French. The Scheldt
fleet surrounded. Consuls ez for January;
New Omnium g. and, looking up at TWO o.
clock; and to crown the whole an Insur-
reesion in Paris and the Swiss Indepen.
dent
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SECOND EDITION

Since writing the fore going short notices.
the following official information has been
gwen by Government. Such alacrity 70
grauiy public anxiety, deserves gre al
praise
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8 FURN1TURE SHE.

= INTENDING 70 remove M family to Philadel-
- phs, will rent the part OF the house now in nay
oceupsncy,N to any person Iispossd to purchase nj
private sale, the Furniture IS il now stands-T he
house has been lately painted crd fitted up in =
handsome style, tie Furniture ard Of the beat
quality; an estaehment al,ogeher desirable either
tor small or large Fsuii!y----The Furniture vii,
ee sod at discount from the PHILADELPHIA prices,
if taken altogether. Should purchaser not oii.r
b. Thursday the l7th inst the whole will then
without reserve, he sold ct rus'ic auction.
IT consists Of
A Side Bosrd, Dining Tables, Card and Tea do.
bureaus. Lsdy's elegant Secretary, sn ELEGANT
Wilton Carpet so fee, square, p,mi;y an! Chin,z
Window Curtains. large mantle Looking Glass,
one pair do common Carpets. and Floor Mats, Beds
h Bedding, two sets dinner China--rea DO. small
library o. miscellaneous Books, complete Get OF
Maps, SC. Sc. Sale to commence at 10 O'clock
Terms at Sale.
HUGH CHAMBERS.
Feb. I6. 1t
Or The above sale is unavoidahly postponed I'll
Monday the 2ist inst when it " II positively take
place.
z OST--A pair of Silver Mounted Conceive Spec.
j taees-The finder win be--,iberaily rewarded
by leaving them at this Office.
February I6. At
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M1LLEperv111E Feb. .

- WI EDG EVILLE, FEB. 2.
We understand that the United S,ates
quota OF militia. consisting cf one thousand
Two hundred men, from the State of South
Carolina. will reach this place to morrow
evening on their way to the creek nation.
Eov. blount of Tennessee, has ordered TO
be equipt with ut delay, two thousand five
nuhdred OF the militia of that state to per-
form tour of three months actual service
against The hostile Creek Indians
e .4'gUS.
~ The following very interesting letter
from General Floyd 20 General Pinckney,
was written on the night after the battle.
and contains the latest information from our
army. .Jou,,,oJ
Cory Of letter from Gen. FXoyd 10 14oio,
(Ie-t
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or The above sale is unavoidahly postponed I'll
Monday the 2ist inst. when it W II positively take
Dlace
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Slk-l have the honor 20 inform vo,, shat
IN consequence Of the rainy weather. the
army Gid not march from Fort Hull until
tuesday the 25th inst. The extreme bad
ness of the roads prevented its gaining
distance CT more than miles Yesterday
the march was resumed in the direction tn
Iookabautchie, but after proceeding few
miles, found it imprscticable to move with
heavy loaded Wagons, the country through
which "e have 10 pass being thickly inter
spersed with DOGGY reedy branches. an nj
which arc 10 be cluSewayed or bridged.-
Under these circumstances came TO the
discrimination to return about mile in Or
der to gai;i an eligible situation for an en-
campifPnt, sent our tents and cooking uten.
siis BACK to Fort Hull, with the intention 20
divide the ammunition ald intrenching tools
between five Wagons and to pack our pro-
visions On horses, lhaving only : sufTicjehcv
TO last the army SIX DAYS and to pursue cur
march this morning. The enemy However
frustrated these calculations by formi5abje.
attack upon the army, as you observe by tho
inclosed report. The necessary ARRANGE,
ments for the care Of the wounded, and the
want OF provisions Will f)rocrsstinatA on-.
march until these difficulties are obyiated.
However reluctant shall feel in abandon
ing foot Of ground gained. the necessiy
Will become imp 'rious, unless supplies arc
spe dily furnished.
Since writing the above. runner which
sent on the 24h inst. to Kialigee, to GIN IN
formation OF the enemy and to forward fiq-
patches 70 Gen. Jackson. has returned with
sorce of the Kialgee men. who mfr n me
that on the 25,h party of VIII es End CHI,
rokees made night attack on tire OakE,
kies that the assailsrts were re pulsed wiz,
the loss 81 ten men on both sides th. ,ev-
day the Oakfuskee Warriors purstrd ,hnir
assallants few miles, where the main bo.
dy mad Intrenehed a camp, and were inst
leaving 1t TO renew their visit to the Ok
tuskies. An engs cement ensred. ard the
comoatants were closely eng ged. when the
bearer OF this intelligence c. me away. They
mad previously sent to the Xialgee and En-
faubee Indians to join them or they wonI1
destroy them. They agreed to The prnno.
sition, but turned back. Some Of them ,y,re
spectators Of the last battle. Nv inf,rnsnr
further states that Gen. Jackson had crcs
sed the Coosau river. and was march nT
down on this side. Nothing could be mr.
morthying to ne than To be kept idle al thiG
Important crisis. also incIose VOC Dispatch.
es which received yesterday from Col. Rus
sci. pray you sir 10 cause the means O he
furnished this army, to enable il to share in
the honor Of terminating k4is war. send
me Col. Milton, provisions agd aroroupition
all OF WHICH are much wanted
Alex, Cornels has been PLAYING a deem
game, As soon as it was Enowa that The
army would march from Fort Mitchell, he
sent ea two negroes wbo had deserted from
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Ten Dollars Xcward.

Will be paid by the Subscriber on the deli
very to him of aNsgro Man named PEYTON,
the property of Mr.. Thomas Coles Of this city,
who absconded on the seventh instant-he is
about FIVE feet ten inches high, handsomely
formed, intelligent and active, well disposed,
except when tipsey, TO which he Is too we'll dis
possd--his clothes cannot be described, as he
has q variety.
He having a wife At Col. CHRISTMAS in New
Kent, it is probable he may be found in that
ncighhourhood, or in The vicinity Of this city.
b. TATE.
November is.
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additional Notice.

L--- |E "E N
sTHE undersigned Commissioners an
pointed by the act of Congress of the 31stfo:
March 1914. relative to the Yazoo CLAIM, :
are OF opinion, that it rests with the claim
ants to prepare. by themselves optheir
counsel, the releases assignments and po,v
ers menSonedin the first section of the act
Desirpus, nevertheless, to give every faciiis
tyto the execution of the act consistent WITH
h is taken to be its right construction.
they recommend,
That claimants liyiag at a distance. who
may tindit necessary to prefer their claims
through an agent or attorney, should invest
such agent.or attorney with AUTHORITY to add
to or alter the instruments aforesaid or va
ry in any wise their form and manner. 80
that they may conform to such directions &
decisions as the commissioners NAV give
when organized as a board, and proceeding
to cxecute their functions under the Get
BY this course such charges, substitutions.
or amendments, as are susceptible ofbeing
made upon the spot. can take place without
further inconvenience toths claimants.
JAS. MONROE.
Acting Secretary of state.
A. JaDaLLAS,
Seer airy of the Treasury.
RICHARD RUSH
Attorney General.
Washington, Oct. goth 1917.
The printers Of newspapers authorized to
publish the laws, wi insert this notice, as
we'll as the former. once a week until the
first Monday IL January.
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Muskets and Rifles.
U. s. Ordnance DEPARTMENT. I.
Washington City, Nov. 19.S

washington Oltys nov. 1S.C
PROPOSALS will be received at the United
4 States Ordinance Department, Washington
City, from companies or individuals, in any Sec
tion Of the southern or western states, for the
supply OF the following articles
MCSkETS, WITH BAYONETS,
4. wiper to each musket and twelve screw
drivers and bullet screws to every hundred
muskets.
RIFLES.
With each rifle a wiper and bullet mould, and
eleven ball screws and screw drivers with every
hundred rifles.
Patterns for the muskets and rifles will be
furniShed and the articles, when completed
for delivery, will be inspected by an officer 10
be appointed by this Department. Satisfactory
security will be required for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the contracts.
The proposals will state the prices, and the
number agreed to be furnished in specified pc
riods , as also the places Of delivery.
Contracts for an immediate. or early, supply
are desired but they will also be continued sor
certain qaantties throughout the succeeding
year, or years, AZ may be agreed upon.
In any district where there may be an officer
OF the Ordnance Department STATIONED, the pro.
posals may be made through him, If preferred,
O' The Printers of the Laws of the United
States in the southern and western states, will
be pleased to give the foregoing q few inser-
irons in their respective papers, aud transmit,
their accounts for settlement.
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VIRGINIA.:
ut Rules holden in the Clerks

vlhGlNIA:
1T Rules holden in the Clerks
Office of he Saqteyior Cpurf Of. CAanoery
.Jorfhe Richmard District. the first day Of
November, 1914.
David Wylie Plaintiff
against
Jane Kc!so. and Reuben Crnmp, acting under
the firm Of Kslso & Crump, The President,
Directors & Co. of the Farmers Bank of Viz
= ia, and Robert MacKey.
The Defendants James Keiso, and Reuben
'Crump. net having entered their appearance &
given 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 TWEEN
ty first day of the next term and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiff; and that q copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
iished in the CITY os Richmond, for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF the
Capitol, IN the said City.
copy-feste,
VIM W. HENING, &C.
November 10. Iaw8w
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Being a moiety of the late Gen. Summers sers
vice right, situation 90 miles south of Nash
vile, in the counties Of Williamson and Rather.
ford, on the waters of big Harpcth and Stones
river. embracing as rich land, good lasting
springs, as mary cites for farms, as any tract
Of its size in the Western country, clear of Ali
contending claims whatever; has been divided
into four tracts, and may be sublivided into
smaller tracts, has ON it % plantations nycra,
ging $50 acres cach-a family c~onnex;on that
wishes to move and settle in this state would
find 1t to their advantage to purchase the whole
tract. The right in the land win be held 10 se
cure payments. For view OF the land. titIe
terms Of sale. sppy to the undersigned,
Who has severai TRACTS Of his ownfor sale
also the tract cn which he lives, containing lia0
acres, ON which there are ten never failing
springs, a two stery framed dwelling house
with other houses a barn building 60 .ieet IN
length I; more than $50 acrss cleared. a part n
red clover, timothy and blue grass , an orchard
Of more than three hundred apple trees, begin
ming to bear. This is one amongst Tie hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in her limits-snd
the improvements considerable when 1t Isl re-
membercd have only lived here three years,
and live years ago the place was in a state OF
nature Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. Z SUMNER.
Williamson county, Tenn.
October 90, 1914, WIN.
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November Is.
nm be Sold

On the 2Stb instant, (f that day should be
suitable as to weather, if not, the next fit dayl
at Montpelier the late residence of James D.
Ladd, deceased, tire balance of the perish able
Estate of the deceased, consisting of a great
variety Of household aud kitchen furniture,
stock of horses, mules. cattle, sheep and hogs,
Farming utensils, &c. &c.
For all sums .ver ten dollars a credit of IL
months will be allowed, upon the execution OF
bonds with approved security.
BENZ. w. LADD. Ex'or.
Charles City County, 11tli month,
the nth, 1914.
or The sale will m early in the day
and be continued from day to day until the
whole is sold. eptds u. w. L.
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TO PRINTERS.
4 Valuable Set Of Printing
Materials For Sale,

CONSISTING. OF
One excellent New Press
One Second Hand ditto,
One founts BOURGEOIS (nearly newt $50 lbs
One f6unt Small Plea, (new and very hand.
some) 242 lbs.
One fount Small Plea, half " 6rn. but very
good, 400 lbs.
One faant Great Primer, lis lbs r~nearly
new,
ALSO-
Tzeyfdltoruing Foants gLdRGE TIL S:
Is Lines Plea, roman Capitals. four COM
pletc Alphai,sts,
u Ditto Capitals and Small.
10 Ditto do.
y Ditto do.
10 Lines Plea. A,9hc. capts. and Small.
: I Dine. Plea plafsd S {sy
A quantity Of Newspaper and Book-scab.
bards,
Is 'lrass Column Rules for a superroy.
Newspaper,
8~Composing Sticks,
le pair Cases, (mestly new,)
One :ount Double English, (ncw and very
Handsomely i6olbs.
One imposing Stone.
supsrroysl, Dem, and Foolscap Chases,
Ditto Friskets,
2 Large wcnengraved Horse Cuts,l
A varietS. OF two line Letters for each OF
the aboye Founts of small type, and a
good assortment OF Flowers, space-rules
&c. &c.
CT All ofthe above Materials will be sold
Nv for cash, or on slibersl credit with APPROX
d security; or he Large Type will be sold
Pparatea from the rest ;-For further particu-
IT'S apply 1T this OFFICE.
September "a, w3w oaf3m.
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Tle Female School

At Mount Airy. will m the tenth Of
J January and end the tenth of December ; there
wlsbe a vacation OF one month. beginning the
tenth o. June. Terms, for board. nei. AMI fu-
it,,n S lbs. paid hale yearly in advance ; those
psrsons who may not find il convenient to pay
the money III advance can sead their bond
payabie on d .mand, one ar the other OF these
requisites it is expected will b. complied witt
IN every case.
HUMPHREY HILL
Mount Airy, Caroline,
Nov. sa,;,, t1t4. =
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Just received and for sale, at the Argus Book

Store,
Duane,s Handbook for Observation-Disclosures
by MISS Edgwortl', 3 vo's.-Theodore, or the
Peruvians-The Life Of the most noble Arthnr
Marquis and Earl Of Wellington, &c. &c. Re
with a Portrait-Domestic Cookery-TaIes Of
the Castle, by Madame Genlis /; translated from
the French, by Thomas HelcroR-Lawrence's
B'ography-Foster's (Reiigious) Essays-Tay.
ior,s Holy Iiyirg-Power Of Religion Army
and Navy Lsts-HoIlingshesd's ~DrilIs-Halps
DlstllerTWaik of Faith-Liie of Geaeral Mo.
reau-southey's Life Of Lord Nelson-the Corr
'ler's & Millwright's Euide-saimagundi. or tie
WhIm-Wliams, and opinions of Launcelot Lang
staff. Esq and others. a new ~edition-Health &
Long Lille. by C~ornaro-A.so, a general assort.
ment OF Bibles, Testaments, Prayer-Books. G
Spelling-Books and Primers of almost every de
cription. 20
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AMT. Generals Office,
RICHMOND. Oct. 90. 1914
General Orders.

THE Commandments Of Brigades. Ree;-
nevis, add Corps will cause their Quarter Mas.
tiers and Forage Masters to forward, immedi-
ately, TO the Military Accountant, statements
(countersigned blythe Commentary Of all their
purchases and imprcssmeBts for which Ger
tificates have been granted.
This order viii be CO rpiied with as well by
the officers who have been in service during the
SKINNER and fsll, as by those who are now in the
held The statements required must, IN future
he made quarterly.
For the prompt execution Of this order. the
.oonmsndants Of Brigades, Regiments & Corps
will be held responsible.
BY order,
G. ". GOoCfI, ID. A. Gent.
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Samuel q. Adams,

is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
1Hogshead Knob Locks,
1 Do. Files,
2 Do. longs, shovels and Pokers.
Do. Saddlery assorted,
1 Do. Tea Kettles,
Do. Till and Chest Locks. But
Hinges, &c.
Do. assorted Hardware,
so Tor Bar iron, assorted,
16 Baltimore Ploughs,
- Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO OK HAND,
A good assortment Of Hardware, Ironmongery
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths
Hoes. Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.-Which are Of
fered for sale. on moderate terms.
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Sfrayed or Stolen,
From the Subscriber on the Cd of September, .
a

DC1fNLA IH<fUiSJ
With a blaze face, widens as it comes down 70
her nose, about four feet or upwards bigh ]
had so lately got, her that l was not altogether
acquainted with her marks her two fore feet
white from the foot locks down. and the right
foot white a little above the footlocks.
with the letter Nj branded on her left thigh,
Whoever will deliver the said Mare to me in
Richmond. shall be handsomely rewarded and
all reasonable charges paid.
RICHARD WATKINS.
Noveubcr y. 1t.
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New Publications

Jnsf received and for Sale at S. Pleaseais,
Bookstore
kDE to Bonapsrte, by Lord byron
" Rebecca, or the File de Cilanbre-
Rosa IN London-Defence Of Gen. Hun
Bancroft on Colours-The Battle Of L.eip.
|sIg-A new edition Of Caiey's Pocket At
las, &c. &c, &c.
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Yirginia:

uSAAtd III
AT Rstss sslde. N sar caerr's Office af the ST.
Psr'ey Court Of Chdncery for fhe Rich,noud
Di'friet. shef ssdey efJasy 1914.
John Forbes. attorney ia fact for Thomson
Snodgrss, & Co. / Plaintiff
dxainsf
Washington Ware, surviving executor Of John
Ware. the elder decd. and John Ware, and
FOLLY Ware, devisees of the said John Ware
fythe elder. decd and Peter II. Ware, Benjah
min D. Wills, and Patsey his wife, (wbic,
said Peter H.. Patsey, w ashington, John and
Polly are the children and heirs OF the said
John Ware the elder, decd. and tho repre-
sentatiyes Of Ulysses Ware, decd.I and Ma
ry Ware, the widow Of the said John. Ware.
the elder, deed. John ,Pittman, sheriff of the
county Of buckingham, to whom adminis-
tration of the estate Of Susanna Wilcox, hath
been ccmmitteds and Joseph Haden :: Defts
\ -
THE ~subppnas adj ~rcspondendum, ct reviyen
dunn awarded in this cause not beiag re-
turned executed on the defendants BENJAMIN d.
Wills. and Patsey his wife, and they not hav-
ing entered THAR appearance and given securi-
ty according to the Act of Assembly and the
BALES Of this Court. and it appearing BY salts.
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF this country II is ordered, That the said
DESCENDANTS do appear here on the first day of
tho next term and answer the bill of the Plain
tiff and shew cause, IL any they can, against
the revival, by the said plaintiff, sought; and
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, fortwo months successfully & posted
at the front door OF the Capitol, in the said CITY.
AcoPY-rEsrE,
WIN. w. HENlNG, C.
October 1-8w
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Ci1cinnQfi.

The annual me ting Of the Virginia societ,
OF CINCINNATI will beld at tn Csptol in ths
CITY 81 Richmond on The Cd Monday in Decem
Der. ROBERT QUARLEs. sec,rv
November rs. t2m