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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
"Hi. Exc'y WIN. Hawkins"

On Monday last, forty of one or the finest
companies in the United States, consisting OF
about ninety men, under the command OF Capt.
Robert Love, Joined the encampment in Ibis
city, all of which have been enlisted by this
deserving young officer within the last six
months, an the counties Of Haywood and Bun
combe. sl
command of Capt. Dabney, left this encamp.
ment FOR Fort Hampton and to day Capt. Loves
and Capt. Gordoin's companies will march for
Fort Johnston.
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Postscript.
mi. YORK. Jiir,e :.

lust as the Steam boat Paragon WAS Ieav.
ing the wharf at Albany yesterday morn;n,.
the f'io@iag letter was handed 20 Captain
Wiswall:
Office Of the Albany Regiater.
@tt nt June 2.
We have been obligingIy favored with LETT
ter from sacsett's Harbor, dated May 80, from
which we make the following extracts: ~
= have jnst time tn inform ycu that the Br;,
tish have sau..ed at SANDY C-eek, where the,
were met BY, small detachment Of X aemer.
anj-s he command of Capt. Appling, who took.
and S'ird almost every r,aa that landed ----r
'ssve .fs's' hoard that the BRITISH took TO ,arrs
gus aud one large cable at Sandy Geek
NIB Among the prisoners taken are 8 post
capts. and s iieuts. of the British Navy
Capt. wiswali.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

Sandy Hook. Iordered a detachment Of ele.
ven gun boats to proceed to sea and pass be
tween the chase and the enemy. by which mean.
to bring him to action, and give opportunity
to the chase tn escape, all which was effected
the enemy after receiving nv fire bore ava, =
and the brig in question entered the ,harbor,
proved to be the brig Regent from France
with very valuable cargo. ~
And on Monday the 23d engaged the enc
my before New London, and opened a passage
for forty sail of coasting vessels the action
lasted 8 hours in which the flo,ilia suffered ve-
~ little No 6 received a shot under water
and others through the sails we have rcason
to believe that the enemy suffered very great
injury, as he appeared unwilling to renew the
action the following morning; my object was
accomplished, which was TO force passage for
the convoy There are before New Londsn
three seventy .fours, four frigates and several
small vessels, the latter doing great injury
from their disguised character and superior
sailing
Ihsve the honor to assure you Of my high
respect.
j. LEWIS.
Hon VIM Jones Secretary Of thu Navy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
MIDDLEyURY, (Vt.) May IS.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.

OF the lale movements of the enemy with.
In our waters, we are unable to communi-
cate any positive Information. Our last in
teiigsncc represented them to be OH OF a.
bout the lines.
Their last iDcursion seems TO have been
characterized by ali indecsion and inacti-
witty somewhat extraordinary. Much, to
our apprehension, might have been ac-
complshed, where nothing has been effec-
teh. They have blown their bladder at the
mouth of Otter Greek, and thrust their arm
into trap at Marlborough, and gone back
sgaia.. At the latter place the whole
crew of a row galley, except one, are said
to have been either killed or wounded
Report says they are preparing for more
formidable expedition. Ii so, they may
prepare to meet kind OF force, which will
not fail to give them a 4" gallant recepti-
OH ~ the true yankee styie."
The new scho ner is completed, and her
guns mounted. The deficiency OF men is
hourly expected to be made up by the arri.
val Vi crew from the south. Imports ant
operations may soon be expected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
From the Norfolk Public Ledger of June \.

Extract efa hitter. from North Hampton. Eas.e,1
Shore, Virginia. dated f
/" Tuesday, May 81.
On Sunday morning, about SUNRISE. eleven Bi
fish barses, containing four or FIVE hundred men,
effected a landing Puneoteague Greek, near the
house of a Mr.. Smith, where were stationed a
guard of ftv or sixty men, who fought brayeiy for
half an hour and retreatel, with the loss of one
piece OF artillery. The enemy took possession of
Smiths house, and pluudersd him of every thing.
AT o'clock, about 1000 militia and volunteers
assemhiedj attacked the enemy ut Smiths house,
who made their eacape and got on board the bar
ges in few minutes; one of the enemy was found
wav from the place of attack dowa to the place of
embarkation--an officers sword vas also found, so
that II probable they went offmany of them with
sore bones. On our part only two were wounded.
If The artillery had been upin time, the en-
envy must have been cut to pieces.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
THE CRISIS.

Our readers viii find in thu Germany article
headed Sc ,oftlcdl refectio,s,' the food tor much
reflection. While opinions will differ in relation
20 the predicted f,T of Napoleon; one, who
kecrs his Judgment in his custody, but must
echo,he approximations Of English monopoly and
successful maritime tyranny, which the present
state of the world would seem to threaten. that
in Germany this rational apprehension begins to
be felt, is. at least favorable siga that means
to avert it will not he uninterrupted. The allies
have gained advantages ever one OF the prctcDi-
uant powers, Which they believe release them FROM
The dangers os ITS pressure; and they have not gam
ed them for the purpose of quietly succuinbi,,g to
the monopoly and usurpatoE of the other. If
France he left ut leisure, to recruit from It's late
tremendous struggle under any government IL shall
chusc for itself and If England be curbed in her
course of f fostering diysenions to engross trade,
by the good sense and energy Of the Allies, the
world VII have gained advantages, almost tanta-
mount TO its suierings. VIZ
So far this country is affected, or like to be
affected, by the great European contest, Fortunate
~ her interests distinctly identified with those
of the head Of the European league far as those
interests are international Claiming no erclpsipe
." maritime rights.' denying only that our pathway
the ocean shall be prescribed, our ships robbed
and our seamen soler, our demands cannot but
meet the decided support or that power who has
recently made sueh memorable resistance to
like usurpation.
Rnh Par
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
A COW LOST.

INVENT off from his city, about g or 10 days
w past, large white and red COW: the red,
IN spots about her neck and shoulders, face
white, and ears rcd, with mark in one of
them, but not particularly recoliected I; size ha.
the appearance OF giving great deal of milk
she came from the upper part of Buckingham
county, and will no doubt go up the north side
OF James river with view TO cross Whoever
will give information at this office, where she
may be found, or deliver her to the SUBSCRIBER,
shall be well rewarded.
THo's GUY.
June 2 =,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
LOST OR Misi4AlIl.

On The ahain Road 6etwecn ihe Tossn of Nos
chester Gthe lo.0er par. Of Amelia County,
A Newspaper,
IN the folds of which were contained :;
y two merchants accounts, a receipt If
Mr. a. Davis the printer, and as well as
can recollect about 300 dollars in Bank
Notes. Ths finder, on delivering the con-
tents to me IN Charlotte County, or to Mr..
James Clarke jr. ia Manchester, shall be liz
berally rewarded.
June 4. (2v.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
RALEIGH, June 8.
THE ENEMY OFF OUR COAST

TIE ENEMf OF'F UUK COAST.
BY the following letter from the Collector of
the port OF Wilmington, to his Excellency the
Governor, itappears that two British ships of
war and brig, are off the bar OF Cape Fear
Pilmpston, NJ c. 6zay %, 1914.
SIR,- -
For two or three days past, the enemy
have appeared of the main Bar, OF Cape Fear.
The force consists OF two ships and one brig,
on board which they have decoyed and taken
oil three OF the nam Bay Pilots. Capt Wilson
OF Fort Johnston, seems to think their object is
TO proceed along the coast IN order to denolish
the Salt Works, in this neighborhood, and has
given orders to capt. Goodwin OF the u. ). 43d
regiment, who is now with his company at Fc-
deral Point, to be on the alert.
81 am. very respectfully,
Yours.
n CHATHAM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
.WAsurNaron city. Iune 4

The despssches from oar ministers in
France, received by the I,nee Monroe. as-
'1ved tew days ago at savannah were
nos OF later date than the 10Th March.
" MAJ ms
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
SALEM, Nav 26


Among the prisoners VINO arrived here on
Tuesday last, in the Union Cartel from
Halifax, was Mr.. Joshua Penny, pilot, be-
longing 10 Long Island, who was seized at
his house, and taken from his bed in the
nisht, about nine months since, by the Bri-
t,n and carried almost naked on board the
X, .mil;es, on suspicion OF his having been
Concerned in some Torpedo experiments,
md of piictng Com. Dvcatur's barges.---
Mr.. Penny informs US tha. so great was
the exasperation Of the British officers in
CONSEQUENCE of the Torpedo attempts, that
thew threatened instant vengeance upon
bin, and he is sincere Of opinion, that had
il moi b, EN- for the retaliatory measure OF
the President, in causing two British SUBJ
jects TO be confined as hostages tor his sale
ty, they would have put nun TO DEATH
He was confined IL, irons for nine days in
sie most cruel manner, aud otherwise ill
treated on board the British ship; after
which, tiGie he was sent 70 Halifax and trea'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

PHILApELPHIA, May 81.
We learn via Halifax, that the name of
the island terrifying by the brave and en-
terprizing Commodore Porter is Timor, an
Island in the Indian Ocean, to the east Of
Gitolo, to the south of I ernnte. 1t is seven
teen miles in circumference. and produces
cloves and fax. The Dutch are masters of
the island, though it has king of it's own.
The woods and the rocks that surround it,
render it place of defence.
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ted as other prisoners. While on board.
The Families, the British officers evinced the
utmost dread of the l'orpedoes. and one OF
rhem observed while on board, that e Sir
Thomas Hardy had not slept for nine
nights I" in consequence of his snxiety with.
regard t. them The greatest precautions
we're used to prevent the Torpedoes from
getting near their ships.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
THE FLOTILLA.

Nothing certain is yet known as to the cause
of the firing heard few DAYS since down the
Is said to be in Patuxent, British "a. and some
mailer vessels near the mouth OF that river.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
NOTICE.

a. nv IL
Dry power of Attorney executed TO me bv
~ George Penn, bearing date the 18th day of
December 1912, and of Record in the Cou,tv
Court OF Chesterfield, to secure the payment Of
a certain sum of money therein specified and
cost, shall on Saturday the 18th day of ,b;.
month, proceed to sell at Zachariah Brooks
Tavern in the town of Manchester To the b,ebN
est bidder Tor Cash, the Tract of Land in said
County containing b, estimation fifty"three and
two third acres and bounded by the lands of
BENJAMIN Hatcher ant o'hers.
THOMPSON BLUNT.
Chesterfield. June 7rh 1914 (eE)
William 8 sarah Whitjingtan,
.admimsyaiors of WilEam Whi.tingtan of
JohR, deceased. E
a you are not inb abitants OF this state. and
"A have no agent residing here in known to
us, and as We are ignoran; OF your usual place
OF residence, we take this method to give YOU
notice that on the sixth day of July next, the
house of John Gsd.bv, in the city of b 4ltimore.
between the hours of three and eight O'Clock
p. M we shall proceed to take the depositi.
ons of John p. Pleassrts and others, to be used
rs evidence in asuit in Chancery, depending i'm
the Court of Northumberland County, V,rpini,.
wherein We are Conplanants and YOU Defend
ants; at which time and place you will attend
If YOU think proper.
g.. 81 LINDENBERGER.
Northumberland, yirga
9th May, 1914. 3tw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

The article in reference to a letter from the
Hon. Mr.. BAYARp, which appeared in yestcr-
days Gazette, having excited considerable en-
quiry; We have only to repeat the fact, that Mr..
u in letter to his friend in this Country, ex-
presses his opinion, that the Bourbons will be
restored, and that our differences with England
will be speedily adjusted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

We have accounts from Sackett's Har>
Dor to the 23d, at which time it was blocka-
ded by the British squadron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
Extract Ct letter. DARED Kiliiagworth (con. J
My S0fh

Yesterday morning, a little before sunrise,
two barges landed at Black-boy-Mount, on the
west side OF this Harbour, and burnt the house
belonging to colonel Meigs ofGu,ltord. The
house, had lately been repaired, and was unoc
cupied. After destroying the house, the enc
my attemp,edto enter his harbor, doubtless in,
teadnlg 10 do further mIschief As 1T was ear
ly aud but few people out OF their beds, they
succeeded III getting in as TAI as the pier before
any guns coald De brought to bear ,,.on them.
Tue inhabitants, however, PROMPTLY turned
out, aud with few discharges oi artillery,
drove off the enemy.
g A frigate has been all day in sight, at an
Choir near Fauikner's Island, and anotheris un-
der way 4 few miles farther west.''
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Nsw Yoax, May go.

SIR i:avs the honor to inform you that on
the 18th discovered the enemy in pursuit of
a BRIG under American coiors, standing for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

- BALTIMORE, June 8.
GEN. VIM. Fl. wINDER arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
MAJ. Int.
wAsn1koroN Cry. June 2.

CsBy eff letter from Commodore Lewis, cen.
n~Ioing the u. States fodiia on tie New
1ork ssatisa, 70 the secretary Of the navy, da-
ted
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We understand that the cartel Analostan,
Capt. Smith, arrived at N. Castle, from Provi
dence, az. ~ was boarded off the Delaware
by the British frigate Niemen, and was in
formed that late accounts from England have
been received. by which it appeared that Mes
srs. Clay and Russell had arrived AT Gottenburg,
and that the British government had appointed
commissioners to meet them at that place.
Gen. Wimder arrived IN this city this morn
ing from the lines. This Is the third time
since his release from captivity that he has pass
ed through this city. The General is gen.
tleman OF talents, and previous to the war, was
a distinguished practitioner oflaw. We cannot
conceive therefore that he is mere fetch
and carry between the British authorities in
Canada, and our governments Our impress
sion rather is, that he is negotiating.
Jacob Barker, who has become conspicuous
by his heavy loan to government, arrived in
town In company with general Winder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

FHILADBLrHIAsJ June =.
On Monday last, friga,e seat her barses
into the harbor of Brookhaven, Long Island,
and cut out the sloops Caroline, and Liberty
and set fire to several others.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08
NKw.YoRY CA.

report reached this city last evening, that
on Thursday last, the British had sent several
barges into Wading river, near Huntington,
where tn burnt or 7 sloops, and about 100
cords of wood, lying on the dock-Ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

We understand many Of the merchants Of
Halifax have petitioned Admiral Cochrane TO
except some port or ports in the u. S. from
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-08

DR.. Philip 5 SouthaIl,
L MBRACES this method ofinform inc the in.
~ habitsnts of Cumberland Coun and its
vicinity, that his late absence from his profes.
sionsI situation was occasioned by IMPEafovs
nccessity,-He has returned With sn intention Of
remaining Permanently in Cumberland, and pro-
misses punctusl attendance on every cali
Those who Ishour under the complicated
pressure Of disesce, and poverty are requested
to call on hm for advice snd medicine which
will be furnished gratis.
Rains Tavtrn, Cumberland cay, June 2, 1914.
(lmo)
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PH1LApELpH1A, Ma,

Hon. VIM. Jones. Secretary Of the Navy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
For SAI.E-

IJtEN'JY THOUSAND .GCRES
AZ FOUNTAIN LANDS, in the county OF i,a;rck
~ embracing the three forks OF the tide Dan XIV
ei, with many other fine streams OF wat,lsone of Ibis
land OF prime quality. My Friend .lhijo, Carter WHO
lives adjoining, viii show it.
Ten Thousand Acres Licking Lands in Kentucky
formerly the property OF the late Thomas Shore Esu
CT te.eIsouls-Niy brother Del Wilson, oi Ly:sis,iAe
IS authorised todispose OF this estate.
1ls',t hundred and Fifteen Acres Butchers Creek
,A'i. III the county oil MecSienb,lg, hve miles from
The Courthouse BOYD Town this is of prime ol:ii-
l. Tor loacco and Wheat, with plantation sufficient
20 Wai: 10 or IL ln,s 10 great advantage lily bro
uisr Mi'es wilson resides and Will show this Land
Two Hundred and. Fifty Aces, or theie..lsonts in
HiuoTer County, in the negi boriooL OF Nj, Thomas
bcwcs's about twelve piiies from tins city.
l. lie above lands. any part thereof will he sold for
Cash, Or any kind OF produce, upon cre, to suit pur-
ciSers-or they will be hattere,i for other ans in or
about this City, on IL. lands upon James or York Ri1-
e1s, below the CITY
MY Westhan estateupon James River half an hours
ride from this City, is also for sale il css,apsnesrly
$50 Acres, and viii be shown BY Mr. Alien the Mama
ger there.
have 80 Acres of Coal Land, adjoining Acssrs Ham
eek Gordon and Cui1iey wish is To dispose of half
this and 10 some person who has the means and via
No'k the whole, upon joint Account.
Apply ct my Office, in this City.
May g. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
P.dIHN'T PORzLZBLE
HOT BATH.

ne inventor OF thisimportant medical Improvement
Is now gone on to Philadelphia in order 70 Iroyi,l. a
competent supply ofappaatis
soon as he can make the neeessary ai1ansements
agentswill be employed toeonyey them throusi,oo
the United States.
The price which he AZ first contemplated vro, On
doi ars to private citizens, Physicians 100 t!osrS
For q lew months however, he offered them at half
I1ce totiiose persons who might afford him their ni
whilst ne was collecting such Facts and Testimonies ne
TIE public required. This period is now exI.ired and
the pi1ee ~ future will be first intended Ihneo
who are able TO pay Cor it, admit these priccs 10 be
reasonable. *
For the reliefof the poor, every avest viii he IN.
stiueted TO make provision in their respective ns.l
bodrhoods In the city of Richmond any moor t,eT.nn
WHO , may need the Bath, may apply to M. John p
She'us eaiain Of the city watch, or TO Mr. John Mad
uoN, WIN each OF whom there will De deposited v,
tens to be devoted exclusively to tie service Of such
as Tie intended arrangements are completed Doeis.
cations viii BE given from time TO time, TO those corr
ceued. W.
Noperson viii be permitted Ia sell any of the ps,is
who IS not furnished with proper license so as IN 10
prepared to giant d.spenStions to every purchaser nm
DER the Signature Of te inventor his general aSen,
Is every known violation Of the patent privilege wal he
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL X JENNINGS
j. ). Robert e. Jennings the General Agent h far
nshed with supply Of the Apparatus at his oce Istely
occupied BY James Brown, esq.
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LAND FOE SALE.

SENlIE subscriber offers great bargain in the Tract
h oi Land whereon he now lives, lying in AlbemarIc
county, on the main road leading from Rock-fsh Gap
to the town of Warren, James River, within nine
miles OF said River, and within % miles of Mr.. James
+. Cookies Merchant Mill containing BY late survey
4703 Acres. About 100 Acres is cleared aud is now
Clover, IS or 90 Acres Of which is good meadow
land, and is ditehed The land lies we'll, is of good
oudation, ands verS Find toproducet;rain, Clover,
and other Grass. The growth of timberis chiefly pine
and oak, OF which there is abundance. On this tract
IS ,ood frame dwelngrhouse kitchen & smoke-lou
Also, large and well-bult frame Larrviih eel
lar under, the full size OF the building about so bearing
fruit trees and ayouDg apple and peach orchard lately
set out OF choice fruit Very convenient to the build
ngs is spring afforling excellent water.
The above land is bounded BY the lines of Mr. James
=. Cooke, MIR. Tucker Coles, Capt VIM. Dsln,ey
Decst and others Any further description is deemed
unnecessary ms it is presumed tat no person will pur-
chase without previously viewing the premises
An indsputabe title will be made to the above land
and possession Immediately given ifrequircrI. For
further Parculars, apply to the Subscriber, liyngon
the premises
JAMES WALKER.
Aug. 90 ,vS,vs
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The frequent alarms to which, from the stu
alton OF the country we are subjected, make
another call upon the same regiment necessa-
~. Upon whom win it fall Not, under the
construction which we are combating, on Nos.
8, and 10, because they have lately per-
fcrIr,ed Z tour of service. 1t must be satisfied
then ty the numbers at the beginning of the
scaie who have already served six months. 1t
may be necessary TO retain them in service the
full period authorized by law. How then
will the account at the expiration OF the term
stand! Nos. i, 9 & 5, will have served IL
months, while Nos. 8, 9 s 10, will have serv-
ed days.
1t is not singular that this construction
should have produced spirit of disafiection,
which is alwaysto be deprecated, but most
particularly when our country is engaged in a
war with an enemy as powerful as barbarnus,
which calls ,emphatically for the undivided
strength or the nation. l do not say that the
construction complained of has already pro-
duced the extensive effects which contend
may be expected from it, but do know that
i'll some instances il has given rise to COM
plants of its injustice seriously TO be lamented
And until the point is o4icidiht settled, as long
as the law is permitted to have an operation,
adverse in the opinion of those On whom it
acts, to the intention of the legislature, and
productive of injustice by an unequal imposi-
ton OF its burdens, so long may dissatisfaction
be expected to continue.
l have thrown together these hasty re-
marks FOR your paper, with the hope that they
will meet the eyes of the executive, who will
no doubt take pleasure in explaining the diff
Guilty, and removing all obstacles to cheerful
compliance with the laws of our country.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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DIRGJNI8.

a T Court of Chanccry held for Albemaile eelnty
"a he 4th day OF July, 1914,
Ludlow & Ninrod BranhnII, Coy,blrinnr,s
- Ard
Nathaniel Barney, administrator &c Ambrose Dowell
deceased, John Dowel, Richard Doweli and Reuben
Bulloek distributes OF the olthe ., Ambrose
13%oweh, decd DsfsnGmts
ihisday came the compliments Aforesaid by their
counsel and the Defendants John Dowcll, Richard
lowell and Reuben Bullock not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the Act
OF Assembly, aud Tie rios of this Court aud
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the ccu,t
that they are not Inhabitants Of this Common
wealth., on the motion OF the compliments by their
said cOtnsel-f IS orered6v the C.tef that tho cod
Defendants do appear here the first Monday in Sett
next answer The bill ofthe Complanants & that COW
Oh .his order be forthwith Inserted in some newsper
published IN the City OF Richmond for two months sue,
eessVey and also posted at the front door OF the Court
House OF this County for the time.
a Cobp Iesfe
JOHyNNISHOL.9iS, c. Re
July 90, lift