davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18
Wilson's Ornithoionv.

OF The Subscribers FOR Wilson's Ornitrioloev.
are respectfully informed, that this valuable wort
WIZ be cempeted in the OF the ensuing SUM.
9Th vols. will be ready, for delivery, at this Office IL
aifew days. =
Aprii 20, 1914. fat,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18
A Proclamation.

2, sAe Governor efshe Commonwealth Of ",
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18

Richmond. April es
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-18

Advertised Of the Courthouse door, according I,
law. T. POLLARD. d z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16
to the Commonwealth, near the Bell-Tayern

OF traitors, Mr. Macon remarked. If the per.
sons spoken of were traitors, the great Der
nadotte is traitor and SO was George I.
but 1t appeared that Great men were not
subject to the same laws. as other men that
as there is species of men above fashion.
SO there is species of men above law.r-Mr.
Hanson pronounced red hot phillipic. in
reply to the observations of Mr.. Eppes--
he compared the Embargo to the BOSTON
Port Bill--said the commerce of this country
was placed in precisely the same situation
as the commerce onthe Continent o Europe:
as IN France. so here. we had gems d'arms
placed IN al. our ports; that we had swarms
OF COLLECTORS and informers feeding and fat
tening onthe bowels of the people, &c. &c.
Alter number of the most Incorporate re,
marks. he concluded by observing. that he
teit sensations. caused by the gentleman who
preceded him (Mr. Eppes) which the rules
af the House forbid him, and the respect ne
| telt Tor The Chair, prevented him from =
pressing 1--we are told that during the
whole oftilis debate, there was continued
but unsuccessful effort on the part of the
Speaker, to contiue gentlemen to the ouesti.
on actually before he ouse.)----in the
Senate, on Thursday, the Nat. intel. saws
The memorial "was. almost as freely han
died, as in the House, and that dignified Bo.
dy with whom it IS very unusual to refuse
| printing such memorials, deemed it so dis.
respectful and indecorous, as 10 refuse te
print it." 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16
Alb S T r A c +
Of The fnoss ioatioriant Proceedings o;c the
Legislature ef Virgmia at The Session o,
ls13-14.
PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY
SAMUEL PLEAsANrs.

Continued from last Wednesday,s .4rpus. !
rs. An act, (" Incorporating company to
establish turnpike road, from Lewis's fer
ry, opposite the town of Frederick burg, to
the Steam boat landing Oh Potomac Creek .
Passed Feb. I'd, 1914.
~. An act, concerning Samuel Plea
sants.'
rs. An act. Incorporating a new com
pany to open and extend the navigation of
Shenandoah river and its Branches, and for,
other purposes. February Sd.
1874.
76. An act. placing Daniel Anderson on
II. An act, /" to amend the severa, laws
concerning the Nansenond tribe of In
dians."
70. An act, /" for the free distribution of
genuine vaccine mat err. for the use of the cits
lzens OF this commonwealth" Passed Feb
4th, lol4,) empowers the Executive 10 Con>
tract with any agent, who may be appoint
ed by the President Of the United s ates, i'm
conformity with the act of Congress "to en-
Courage vaccination" To furnish tile citizens
OF this commonwealth applying FOR the same,
through the medium of the post office, or
in any other way, with genuine vaccine mar
ter, and directions how to use il, free Of any
Zee. charge or expense ;--under certain
regulations therein mentioned.--Takes Ell
feet from its passage.
70. An act. "appointipg Collector for
the county of Monongalia and for other pur-
poses."
80. An act, to authorize Robert Lewis
to build toll bridge across Rappahannock
river"
81. An ant to compel Tie manufacturers of
salt petre to keep their works enclosed, ="
requires the owners or occupiers of any such
works to keep them enclosed with strong
and close fence, Ave feet high at least, and
keep the same constantly in good repair
Except the said works shall be in house.
or close camp sufficient to keep out stock
OF every desoription,) under penalty Of 20
dollars, in case of neglect, occasioning iniu-
ry to any person, Ito be applied towards les :
SEEMING the poor ratesD and liability more.
over, to the action Of the person injured
Ii also provides, that if, from the negligence
OF the owner or occupier of any works in a
mouse or Close camp, any person shall lose
any horses, cattle or other stock, by getting
INTO said house or camp, he or they shall for
every such neglect, be liable to the same
penalty, and subject to the same action and
recovery. fakes effect from the LIST of A.
pril, 1914.
~. An act. +" Incorporating company to
make a turnpike road from Falmouth to
Ihorny point on Aqua creek"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16
kNofTY CASEl

AS some OF the members of the Senate of
Ma, haze declared themselves in favor of
the Brt,9 {, Institution, a. monarchy & all. 81
1t Only now remains to decide upon the ia
vored mortal before whom we all are to bow
We understand there are but two persons
In the country who are considered compe
tent to the great office-namely, Josiah and
Francis. The friends of Francis declare
that he ought to be King, because he has
a kinely name, and because he had the bold
ness, IN the first instance, to propose monar
chy. They flu. thermore advert to the ser
vices he mas lately rendered his country in
Worcester, and declare if he is chosen. -
Heaven, Earth and Ocean will be plumber.
ed ut their Sweets" to adorn and dignity his
palace. On the contrary the friends of 10
slah assert that he slew huge Giant, Re,
Fa.u, I'll, Fun, but that he tainted under
the apprehension OF smelling the blood of
some EnSiishmen; SO dearly does he love
them. II is further declared, that every
naval officer in the United States sill give
bis suffrage for Josiah, he being SO moral
and religious mai, and exhibiting so per
feet readiness on all occasions to rejoice a.
our naval victories! How the question will
nltiHaassir be decided, -rs do not k,.ou, /. h.,
nope the Country will survive the violent
throes about to be experienced in the settle.
ment OF tins knotty and gnarled case.
~. Bost. Chron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16
BRITISH oUTRAGES Az ST. SEBAS.
TIANS.

The letter in this days Columbian. desert
bling scene OF the most horrid enormities,
committed by those who have styled them
selves the " deliverers ut Spain,' upon the
Spanish town Of St Sebastians, we copy
from the W Orleons Gazette. for which il
was translated from an Havanna paper
Another Translation of the same letter APP
pcared in the National .Adpocase few
mornings since, made for that paper from a
Cadiz print of September 27,h, and which
at the time escaped our notice. It's anthem
ITCHY therefore, cannot be doubted, This is
not the colored statement OF an enemy, but
is given bya Shdniard, and published IN
Spanish gszettes, which could have no cause
60 misrepresent the conduct of their .eflies,
OF whose characteristic humanity il is so con-
spicuous an example. While such disgrace
full outrages are committed by protested
friends, however the devoted inhabitants oil
Spain may rate their French enemies, they
cannot bat imbibe principle of adherence
against their English protectors, and for ever
curse the Devastating hand of British fi,o.
lection.
Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16

of the young men of that place, growing out
of the liberal BOUNTY now allowed each
recruit enlisted in the army of rhe United
States. tSi24, and l60scres of lsnd]-
they have been exhorted to meet, form
themselves into a company. elect their off
Gers, and confident opinion expressed that
the officers thus elected will he commissions
ed by the President This plan of associa
ton, we think coed one aud we should
presume that the handsome bounty now
offered. to say nothing of patriotic motives.
would induce young men onI Of employ, in
thickiy settled neighborhoods, to embrace it.
aud thus provide an honorable service for
themselves, & enable their Country prompt.
~ aad vigorously to maintain its rights
Much, We should imagine, may be expeci-
ed from the public spirit ct the Baltimore
ans.
" Allthc turors due ~ dis.inguishe j a
Hero. have been ,liberall, pair, to tomna
dore PERRY, in the diffeien cities which
he has lately visited. He arrived in Balti
more. on Monday the 31st ult. on hisreturn
to his command at Newport attended the
Circus in the evening, where the entert ain
ments were designed in honor of him; he
was greeted with tire, cheers ON alighting
from his carriage; the Circus was emble,
maticaliy ornamented, and over the box in
which he sat, was an Eagle bearing crown
of laurel in his talons. The Circus was
crowded to overhowing-all being eager to
behold the Hero of Lake Erie The next
day (Tuesday) the Citizens of Baltimore
complimented him with a splendid Enter
tainment at the Fountain Inn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16
MIRRINGUI vELAvERDE.
From the Petersburg Inteuseneer.

~ The Editor of the Norfolk Ledger
complains most bitterly of the restrictions
which the Embargo law has imposed on the
river trade to Norfolk. He states that the
Collectors of Petersburg 3, Richmond, have
received Instructions to detain all vessels
bound 10 Norfolk, laden with whiskey, -four,
meal, bran, &c. from an apprehension that
these articles might hnd their way to the
enemy's squadron-which apprehension the
Editor pronounces to be" grouDdless. -
That the government, at this particular juno
ture, should vigorously enieice its laws, we
think perfectly correct that there are peos
pie among us base enough to furnish the en-
envy with whiskey, -four, meal, BRAN" or
indeed with suppl les of any kind, we have
no sort OF doubt--and whilst it is the inten
ton OF government to prevent these sup
plies from reaching our foe, we trust, and
believe, that they do not design to impose
ny "cruel and vexatious restrictions" or
unnecessarily to distress the citizens Of Nor
folk, or Of any other place.
INCREASED BOUNTY.
An appeal has been made, in the Balti.
more papers, to the interest and patriotism
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-16
INCREASED BOUNTY

An appeal has been made, in the Balti.
more papers, to the interest and patriotism
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
SALE BY AUCTION,

r . b.
On Tuesday next the 18th inst. at
AZ O'Clock, at the Auction Room
head Of Frederick Street dock, Bal.
timore,
80 hhds first quality New Orleans
SUGAR,
Toe bills. do. do. do:
Being the entire cargo Of the schnr.
ARGo, Captain Rider. imported into
the Delewsre They are the only
parcel>of superior Sugar brought to this
market, or expected here.
VIM. VANCE, & Co.
Auctameers.
March Is. dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12

Island, the Swedish ship Fran., from
Gotrrnburg, but last from Leith, which
place she left the last OF Dec. The
Captain states that Lord Wellington, at
ter investing Bayonne, was proceeding
towards Bordeaux /; that near Bordeaux
severe action had taken place between
the Allied and French armies, In which
the loss on both sides was very consider
able. but that the French were ultimately
defeated with the loss of FIFTY pieces Of
cannon.
The Russian brig Catherine, also ar
rived at Amelia, sailed from port IN
Wales, on the 4th Of Jan. corroborates
the above
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.
March IS.

an TUESDAY, fifth Of April, vill
W be sold, in the TOWN of Upper
Marlborough, Prince Georges County,
a we'll built BRICK HOUSE, With q
frame Stable, Granary and Meat House,
together with lasge and well enclosed
Lot. Also, frame Dwelling House,
Blacksmitb's Shop, and Lot in the cen.
ter of the town, one of the best stands
for public business in the state. The
sale to commence at three O'clock.
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
CHARLES SCOTT.
March II. iawts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12

The first class is supposed to BIZ
the highest, the tenth or last class the
lowest.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
PUBLIC SALE

OnTuesday the 18th list. viii be sold ii
the Vendue Store on a liberal credit
for approved negotiable notes.
Coarse & fine Cloths, Coat
ings, Baizs, Flannsls, Bedford Cords,
calicoes, dinghams, cambrics, Wors. :
ed Stockings, Domestic Gotten, & Plaid
Bedticking, Gurrabs, Mamoodies, John.
lefty Sacoses, Company Baftas, Ii.
mems, SIC. SC
P. G. -Marsteller..
March u.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Stockholders Of the MechAs
MICS Bank Of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, that sixth instalment is called
for, payable at the Bank on Thursday
3lst Of Marchnext
By order of the. President and Die
rect0rs. y.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
Feb. % ept3lM.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
HAVING removed to a 81.

tuation near the female Lancastriafi
School, purpose taking children to
board, those who are unacquainted
with me, may receive all necessary
information by applying to Mr.. Jaco6
Hoffman. one of the Trustees, or Mr..
Town'd. Waugh.--The terms 50 dolls
lars per year, IS to be paid in advance,
the balance quarterly.
Marian Mason.
March ~. DIFF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
Washington Monument Lot.

Is now drawing four times a week
Present price Of Tickets II Dollars,
For Sale by
March l2.s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
ON Saturday next the 18th inst. will
be sold on the premises,
A lot of ground with the ini-
prove ments thereon on Alfred Streeb
between King and Prince Streets. SUBJ
ject to an annual ground rent.-Terns
made known at the place ofsaIe.
Samuel Smith.
March 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12

HEARD Col: Minor declare that
he would take any of Capt. Mason's men
that he could catch.
WILLIAM LINDSAY.
Fai,far County. 10 zvit !:
Personally appeared before me VII
lem Lindsay, OF the said county, who
made oath to the truth of the above
statement.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12

received. Captain Mason being also
prevented from attending on the third
day, / again acted as his Lieutenant
the man who was received Sthe second
day did not appear.--The Major who
must have acted under the instructions
of the Colonel, insisted on having any he
could get, and actually placed guard OF
six men under me, with orders TO bring
10 any two Of Captain Mason's men that
might be found; which order was
proceeding to execute, when was ID,
formed that two men had a:peared.-
believe that most of Captain Mason's
men who we're marched ,e Norfolk were
taken without regard to number Or
cl,ss, as appsared BY the muster OF his
C mpany which was in my possession on
tie dsyson which | mustered his men.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
Fprfar, 10 nit
Personally appeared before me VII
liam Johnston, who made oath 10 the
truth of the above statement.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
March 8, 1919.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12

such circumstances, hopeto command
them--In vain may We offer, the enor-
nous bounties, which the patrons, o,
these denominations, seem willing to give,
IN vain may we call, upon the patriotism
OF our population-they will not sacri.
hce themselves, for systems, SO total,
subversive, of every principle of honor,
humanity and law. JUSTUS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-12

RICH'D B. EMERSON, young
m.,n, an apprentice to me, was illegal.
ly taken and marched to Norfolk. re.
manstrated to Col Minor on the unfair
ness Of the business-he replied that it
could not be avoided, that he must fill
the place of those VINO would not APP
pear. r. B Emberson was In the sixth
class, agreeaby to the muster of Capt.
Mason's company, shewn TO me by Ma
Tor Hunter
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09

II has occwredto me, and submit Il to philosophers
&c decide, whether the extreme velocity Of the air
within the whii did prevent the vibrations Tor un-
duations) by which the sound is conveyed, from being
communicated to the tranquil air without Were
not the vibrations carried round and round within the
tornado and there expended This opinion is con-
hrmedto me, by the recollection OF what have heard
persons say, who have been in toInadoes that there
continual loud, laundering sound--which think is
produced by the electrical conclusions within the
whlrl. They hear IT contnualy-thoSe ont ofd hear
nothing, even from the fercest flashes oflghtnng
will mention but one other circumstance--the hail
stones which fell in these tornadoes, large
mans two iats. They tried to be put INTO a
pfnt tf'i-czip and would goin-Hai Of this dhncn.
sion may be Ormedby being long borue up and driven
round thro' amost medium BY the wlrlmg wind before
being let down to the ground Whereas by descend
ingin direct line, nearly so, it become
large.
s. GRISWOLD.
Shawnectown, I'll. Ter June o 1874
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
TORNADOES.

communicate the following chiefly on account Of
two circumstances attending these phenomena of
nature, which do not recOcct to have noticed in a
ny description have seen:
Two passed in this vicinity Saturday last attend
cd with their usual destructive effects upon the timber
anil 5zed the few buidmgsn their course to the loun-
Stations, destroying fences corn, &c. In crossing the
Ohio river, the taken out and fish of every
description were thrown and left upon the land The
lower end of Wabash island is desOated On passing
the river there IT took the strong house Of capt Casey
entirely down, aid (ad 60 relate) killed two men and
the wife of one NJ Them and wounded three other pr-
sons Casey had removed away. One of the men
Killed, was of the name of Cuycr-What further
damage was done we have not yet heard The bro
ken branches Of trees continue still to float by us in the
river
The course ofthc two nearly parallel and stimuli
teayous about - II 90 uiias apart, pro, er, from
S. W. n ". One passed through tie 6rairies
= Little Wabash, aud beyond our sight The o.
ther ipsad IN plain view, Distant che first appear
ancei ou, or miles, aud from the leyelness of the
eounTY visible for many leagues IN its progress
Us shape WIS much ike That Of cone, or suga-loaf
WITH bc Gn end d0wuwaryls, or rather Ike n speak
ineuIn BET, its upper part natng considerably as II
reared to burn ll,' tlat substance over furnace
he Cloud above was also very black The extent 1T
bptO1 q The tornalno has been agcertancd To have
been between lmlf nile and nile
a singular circumstance, observed by MYSELF and o.
there ho were vthi1 hale mile, WIS ilis-that the
mot vivid ho- lightning were seen 10 pass between
ths heaven, Garth IN quick succession Just I'm front
nnd rear ad1 rmeuie through the BODY Of ihe lorna
los rcraI- surd II ~ line from II 10 our cvo)
giod still no Geqif 0f 4fDoer lcere heart fran Hlyp
Idouot think ever saw broad and viyd farhcs
before in nv life Indrci never b fore he'd en- de-
lborde and fair view Of phenomenon Of this M
tur@
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
For SALE.
TWT.NTI- ThOI[N-LA.D -

1uE.NIT THOUSAND .fCRIS
az Ot'NrAiN LANDS, in the county OF pat : ,
~ embracing the three forks of the Itue Du, r.
er. with iua'y Otaeifue streams ofwate~-some Of, h
land is Of prime quality Ny friend .lhjor Carter b
lVl~ adjoining, will show it.
Ten Thousand Acres licking Lands in KentIcl ,,
tn1neFly the property octh, late Thomas Shrc y Q.
OF Pee b''g--Niv b,otle Vel Wilson, of LodSsE g,
is aut1o'ise Codisp0se OF this estate
Z DIT Hundred and Fifteen Acres Butchers Cree <
Land an the county Of Mecklcnbu,g, FIVE miles fro
the Court-House, (Pcd Town lts is OF prime QUAIL
ty for tobacco snd Wheat With plantation sufficient
tn work 10 or II hands greet advo~t1se. Nv h,s-
Their Miles Wilson rcSidcson ;nd viii DIV this Iand
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, or thereaboits, IN
Hanover County, in the neigbcr'lood o. Mr. ThoS.as
Bowles's about twelve miles from this city
he above lands, any part thereof win be sold for
Cah or any Kind OF produce, upon credit TO silt ,ar-
ehaseror they win be battered for other lars in or
about this City, or for Lands upon James o. FORK I'M,
erS. below tie City.
MyWesthaIn estaeupon James River. half am h,iiY's
ride From this City, is also for sale It conasne w
$50 Acres, and VIII be shown by NirAnen the Ala d
ger there
have SO Acres ofCoal Land. adjoining Mesrs ". A.
cock, Goron afh CurTe.nnv wish is TO ds,os, of II
tins land IN some person who hste means and viii
work the whole, upon Joint Account
Apply at my Office, in this CITY.
THOMAS WILSON. ,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
AD.qW R8JLgGE.

EsPEcTTULfY informs his friends and the public
j That be continues 20 Inake ERLNTLN'G PPEEV
70 OF aIi sizes with additional Platteus aud power for
Furniture. sc. 'S
r, Also Book Binders Copperate, Copying and Seal
81 " thinks Il unnecessary 10 saw any thing IN
support Of IBIS Principle oftIe Printing Press. pos,Jv
10 % them being now before The public pcqctj
ul PRINTERS Will dccide for thomeeltcs on their. rnrtq
No cxeriions lail be van6u- however on his prt.
p sdd every realimprwemout 90 any Of the above az
Presses for Banking institutions %, G,e shortest no.
J1g 2, et
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
LNCH4WNERY.

a r ao1rt held for Cumberland County, the a3d
John Holland, decd, P5'E
AGAINST
Rlehd T. Shelton and Danl. Bradley who is admins
TRAITOR OF Vim. Bradley, D,Tj5g
he defendant Richd p Shelton, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the
Act ct Assembly and the RuIcs OF this Court and it
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that he is moi
an lnhabitant of this state Oh motion Of ic painti
by John w Nash, Esq. his Attorney O,Ilered That
unless he appears here or before August Court next
and answer the bill ofthe Plaintiff the came viii be Ia
ken as confessed as to him, andthe matter thereof de-
creed against hin-and thata copy Ofths order be- forth
with inserted m some newspaper published in the CITY
ct Richmond, for two months successiyclv and another
copy posted at the front door of he court house of this
county.
Copy Teste,
MILLER WOODsON, ir.D C.
June g. wp,vH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
SPRING Hill aC4UE.NT.
VLRGNLa.

A T Chanccry District Court heldin WILLIAMSBURG
~ The 31st day Of May, 1911
john Davis r Ph.
Against,
Thomoe Porter and Francis Timberake, Defe.
The dcft Thos Porerno having enteredhis appear
ance and given security according tothe act Of assembly
and The rules of this court and appearing 10
tslaeton Of the Court that he snot an iuhabtant of
ibis eountrvOn motion Ofthe Plaintiff by his counsel
IS ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the FIRST day Of the next term and answer the bin otho
Plaintiff and that q COPY oC this order be- forthwith in
serted in ono ofthe Ncws-popcrspubshed IN the Ci-
tyof Richmond for two months g1cccssvey and posted
ut the front door ofthe FORMER Capito in this city
a COnv,
CIl9TSTE9.N CLARKE, n. C..
july w8wr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-09
Commissioners Office,

CoHtnESsi01e!'3 Office,
hichm9pd Isl J,A7e, 1911
he parties will take Notice, that have appointed
Monday the eighth day of August next tn cai1y he
foregoing order of court into effect when tcy are re-
qured 10 appear at my Office in tbs city with their ac
counts vouchers and copies of the court papers, prepa-
ell and ready Tor eXamnatOn and settlement
SAMUEL GREE.THOJT,JT C.
june g ,y9,r