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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Major General Gaines. MAJOR Gcseral al.
comb and Brigadiers Ripley and Miller.

M D-~sS, '6-. 3sapAey ~ rA'"e'.
s.s:H y . rae ne.d'e ana aosse - re
:, c.n..s' sns on ,., Sie.es 2, '1nr,sso
~rsss (. 10. .n lnat me u,snks o. Ion-
Sfs;o. G.ra" liz 're s.e are nereny presentcd 90
49,. coy, oror", sno te,ough nam 90 .he
~. ,r;,;,;" ..Ss M. - ~ we SeEuiar army .nt OF
sar.r- ny u'ser ',s comuano, 'or tHeir gar
.,.s e 1l Eoou eosIuct IN tne successive DAT
CsnaJ ;',':ss niagsrs snn ERE. ~ topper
Ss.,sa wn,v' 5',.Isn veteran troops were
49, r1 ny s9na.s or interior mum
ss.t.. 49, s.s. Wy essanens Q. tns uns'ed
H. ss-,sS Sss.ssa:s - saess eo.e Meaas 70
- :. =. eese tsianPhss ana
Ds.",N.y - r,.sor ~, Ss"1rl 5rown;
c,a.ss - : ....s ~. sse rIe.H'ene OF sne United
~ s,s.,ss, s;,s. osu ss Oo,o medst 20
IA ,,,.s..s =. e,':'" Stlo'eps esu ocviecs'
,v.,s,s ID a.. ,': - Sc"lt. IN testi'
- :, ss,'ss py
ssss;sss .esstSe 6, ~ INC succesEvf
.s.':s... =, eno OF nis
80 a. w" &c sooo conauce "a sustssns
Sts. 80 ~ the afHs o' ehs oraIee'
80, -, 80.
&C.. - lnas me lTesluens o. the United
s.-..ss &C.. us4ussteo 20 cause so'u meaais 70 De
ss ny" s9tspiS ehp.eIns ano aegices' ane
!. - @ 20 osigxeter SsHsra' npifv, br'sa>
=. osuier ana HIsJor 1enerai Porter
o. .ne n,sn sense enter.ainea oy
Gon rs o. rnelr sal,.nsy and good conduct
md me rr, several Conflicts q Chippewa Niagara
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
BytAe Goyenorof the Commemorate Of vir-
ginias
~ A spRO(sLAMATION

The most just and Holy God having:in the
Course Of his Divine Providence. permitted Our
country 20 be visited by war and its cnrse-
ouent calamities It therefore highly becomes
: people thus afflicted To humble themselves
6e6aro his thron., in the hope that I've win be-
pleased to torn away his anger from theu--
and moreover, the ADVISE dispossr Of events
having ~ the gracious interrosition Of his Pro-
whence. tcpestedly granted signal victories
90 The arms Of the U. States in the war which
sihe iniustice ofthe Enemy MOI. cSnpeis us 10
wage aad il bd5ng entirely proper, that we
should thankfully scknoSlejrs the MADNESS of
Heaseu. in thus defeating the designs Of our
enemies and as tle issue Of the contesti = with
God, Il behwse4 as all a. We love our ceustry,
to unite in imp.oring the continued hlesaise a
Heaves, upon our arms s q !. n =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
MESSAGE.
EXECUTIVE pEPARTMENr, cEoRGI.
MILLEDcryILLE, 18th oct. 1914.

EXECUTIVE DEPAKTMENr, GEORGIA,
NILLEDcryILLE, 18th oct. 1s44.
FELLOW Citizene Of the Senate.
and House of Representatives..
Ithas been deemed advisable in the ex-
listing posture Of public affairs. to convene
the Legislature at period earlier than that
prescribed by law. The reasons for this
measure have arisen from the new and un-
precedented features, given by our cneRy to
the war in which we are engaged, and the
obligations thereby imposed on us, to make
corresponding exertions for meeting and re-
peiling his efforts.
The war has not only assumed an aspect
abhorrent to the principles of ciyiliyed ma
tions, but its inject, has, to Us, become essen
TALLY changed. The contest is now in rea
lity, for independence ON our part. and subj
jugation on that of our adversary: ~
The Legislature will feel til. necessity Of
making. without delay, radical changes in
our Militia system. Recent events have
more than ever demonstrated that our inis
litia must be better organized and better
disciplined. Our system has been cslcula1
ted for peace establishment. 1t is high
time, that one should be substituted. Fitted
for state Of war.
The law passed at the last session of the
legislature for organizing detaclments which
might be required for the public service, has
been found impracticable of execution in
some Of its provisions, and tedious and diff.
cult in most of its arrangements. Ii pre-
scribes that the officers shall be elected by
the men, after their arrival at place Of
renee zvous, thus leaving no means by which
troops are to be marched there. 1t pres.
cribes that the officers thus elected. shall be
breyettcd by the commanding officer of the
detachment, when in detachments, req.ir.
ing commander under the rank of Gene
raj Officer, that commander must himself be
elected at the same time.
When in the course of the present year,
events rendered it necessary to organize *
hold in readiness for service, one third of
the militia Of this state, these and other DIFF
6cuIties presented themselves in their full
force. To obviate them as far as possible,
ordered the elections to be held in the res
pective counties, and have issued special
commissions--th preserving the Leading
principle Of the law, the election of officers
by those who were to serve under them !;
but departing from the law in its forms,
which were found impracticable of execu.
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
From a are London fsoner

| ~
an .ostnograpnicai copy OF letter from
elizabeth Wilcoy, OF the town Atloa, to
the emperor OF Russia.
I" Unto fAe na06f Excellent Alexander.
Enheror ofshas greas dominion of Rus-
sia. and ire z'rrirory fhereuufo 6elons.
ing.
avo,,r ,,,o.t huu,h,e servan, ma. h,o,t,,v
beos vonr maj ~rac;o,,s nar3oo. foY. =, .
hoid,.ss In arnrssch;ns vo,,r ,,,os, dresd
Sovere;rn for vanr c,emenev Al This time.
:. NJ rs $500 We ~, the naonr &c this s..
dom ia IN ,cco,,ns If vonr S;ov-re;sns eood.
,,sss n ,hs so,,;nr and sni. rg;ss, r.,,, 49,,
who's name = JoSe .Dnucsn' 'ayed % = ears
-, 49,. ~ 60 ,,~;.r,,.,. s,;,h
ERchert Sn;stlr his rpasfsr. Cxntsin nf the
Iern sn,ttle.F of A;Io, =, tte time Of the
Rr;s;ss enab.rso in vour Socera;sn. do,n;n.
;onss;n Rnss;a who Il III o,,v.sns,nors NJ !.
he mo,hsr .,,,, hes;rs havc m s,,h,,. f,,;e,,d
for INV .nnrort and ON accounts of vo,,r ora
c;on sti,e IL = %. ii - sccsrt &c iii.
smsIi ;,r.sent fro,, vonr .vs,. ,seil ,,,sh.r
whilst Ihaye hrea,h ,he srnsi, nr...ns "a a
na;r If Coz s,r;,, =, ,,, ,,s,,, CO...
r-e;;s-,-- er,,.e or brn,,o- wo,.sd hsve
sent yas,r S,vcre;en silh siorL;nos a. ,hs, rnv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Georgia Legislature.
Azlledgepille. oeto6er II
MONDAY, Oct. IL.

Both houses having convened agreeable
to Proclamation. and a quorum OF. each be-
ing formed, after the usual forualities they
regularly proceeded 70 the election of their
officers, and made choice of William Ra-
burn, Esq. President of the Senate.
{ Benz. Whitaker, Esq Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
sRICHMOND-w WEDNESDAY, NOvEM

Ifhere They madiy speed moro force, wen
meet it in array,
And croud fresh Laurels on the Brow of fair
# America!
Wa.Aisy.se City. octo6e, 3ora, 1874
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16

And IN proportion $50. SO, &c, &c. SO that
there Is not Isl blanks to q prize--As the
ftst 1000 blanks are entitled 70 10 dollars each,
the early adrenturer vii, have change for Sc
versl capital prizes and no risque-Tickets
warranted undrawn can he had as yet ~ eleven
dollars. Also Tickets in the New York and
Baltimore Lotteries can be bough, on reascnas
bic terms at the Subscribers Lottery oliice,
where several capital prizes in former Lctte.
ries have been sold and the cash paid in al.
vance
Prize Tickets and Hank notes of other States,
will be received in payment for Tickets. Or
discounted orders from the country (post paid)
will be attended to. and all tickets examined
gratis By
l. d. KURSIlEEDT,
Whoh removed opposite
Mr.. Wm. Cowar,'s watch maker.
Also for Sale,
Stamp Paper, Books and Stationary, Printing
Ink, Iron Wire. Casting Pots at the same Of
fee premium for gold will be givea.
November 9. wtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
FOR rnx NArIoNAL IxrEhtIcENs

FOR THE NATIONAL IxrELLIcENczR.
AN OLD "wAR SONG OF '76p--NEW Z
vAafpED.
TUNE" Tie British Grena9ltrs.
That seat Of science, Athens--snd earth's great
mistress.-Rome--
Where now are all their g.ories 1--WE scarce
can find their tomb
Then guard your rights, Americans Nor stoop
TO foreign sway
And thus imlnortalize the fame of free Ame-
Proud Albion bowed to Cesar, and numerous
Lords before;
To Danes, to Picts, to Normans, and many mas.
tiers more
Eut we can boast, Americans, we nezey fell a
nuzzs. huzza. huzza, husza for brave Ame-
rica
Our sires led freedom hither. when, 10 the de-
ssrt sml'd
a paradise of pleasure was open'd in the Wild
Your harvest, free Americans1 no power shall
snatch away
Huzxs, huzza, hyzza, huzza for brave hme-
To quit realm Of tyrants, our fathers crossed
the main,
Here forn''d anew dominion and founded free
dom's fame
Britain must own her masters here fate urges
on the day,
When Yeptune's Trident shall be sway'd by
free America!
Degenerate sons Of Britain Think not your
THREATS we fear;
We, too, have Naval Laurels and WELD a Mari
tial Spear ISL
Such arrogant pretensions as ye eisswiese dis
play,
Will ne'er sppal the hardy sons of free Ame-
rica -
Though barbarous british blsckguards, with
Cockburn ut their Head,
MAJ rob defencclc,s Hewoosn and strike our
Geese with dread
Yet when they meet ddn1'1 1ankees' ayDp'd,
these miscreants sneak away,
And trembie to behold the Stars Of North A.
merica -
When fame makes known in Britain the checks
her troops have had.
George GueIps will curse his Councils and poor
john ysll run mad
-
-" damn'd Yankees" an spifbef With svhieh
british effccrs GRE eieased 10 kenor al rafives
of fhe United States roho haze the spirit to act
laudsbly IN opposition TO their pretensions-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16

the Third Session, begun and held in the Ci-
~ OF Washington, in the Territory OF Golum
bia, on Monday the ninetceatl day Of Sep
TENDER. one thousand eight hundred and
fourteen.
AN ACT
For extending the time FOR locating Virginia
Military Land Warrants, and FOR returning
the surveys thereon to the general land OF
flee. s
BE IL enacted by che Senate and House Of Re-
| presenfa,ires CT tie United Ssares IN Congress
assenrbicd, That The ofiicars and soldiers % the
Virginia linz, on continental establishment,
their heirs or assigns, entitled TO bounty lands
| within the tract reserved by Virginia. between
the little Miami and Scioto rivers, for satisfying
the legal bountes to her officers aud soldiers
upon continental establishment, shalt be allow
ed a further term Of three yaars, from and after
the passage of this act, to obtain warrants and
complete their locations, and aiurther term of
iye years, from and after the passage Of this
act as aforesaid, to return their surveys and
warrants, or certified copies Of warrants, to the
general land Office, any thing in any former act
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Preceded, That TO locations, as aforesaid
within the aforementioned tract, shall after the
passing Of this act, be made on tracts OF land
for : hich patents had previously beer issued,
| any patent which may, nevertheless, be OBJ
tanned for land located contrary to the provi-
sions sf this act. shall be- considered as null
and void.
LANGpoN CHEvEs,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
T.. GERRY,
Vice President of the United States, and
President Of the Senate
JAMES MAplsoN,
RESOLUTION
Expressive Of the sense of Congress relative to
the capture of the British sloop Reindeer by
the American soop the Wasp.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Represen-
fipes Of the Tinted States Of america in Congress
assembled, That the President OF the u. States
be requested to present to Captain Johnston
Bake,ey, Of the sloop Wasp, Gold Medal with
suitable devices, and Silver Medal with like
devices 20 each of the commissioned officers,
and also Sword to each of the midshipmen
and the sailing master OF the aforesaid vessel,
in testimony Of the high sense entertained by
Congress OF the gallantry and good conduct Of
the officers and crew in the action with the Br-
fish sloop Of war Reindeer, on the twenty eighth
of June, in the year one thousand eight hundred
aud fourteen in which action determined bra
very and cool ntresidity, in nineteen minutes,
obtained decisive victory by boarding.
LANEDON CBEvES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
T.. GERRY,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
November 3. 1si4--Approved,
RESOLUTION
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16

TvEsDAv, oct. IS,
The Governor transmitted to both houses
The following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
RESOLUTION

Expressive Of the sense of Congress, of the
gaiisn'ry and good conduct with which the
reputation Of tie arms Of the United States,
has been sustained by Major General Brown,
Major General Scott, Major General Porter
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
rok The AURORA.
TIE EAsTERw coNvENTI3 NJ
4 NE ~ soNc.

Tune" O l, ssfs a 10 che Wedding
o ~, let US all to the meeting.
For many 6ne lads viii be there;
Exrlsining the wrongs Of GREAT BairAIN,
And pointing them out to a hsir.
For BRIrArN, most wise, and most boiy.
And Of our oRssr CAUSE the 6nis5ark.
I;as been BY republican fo.iy,
( Assaulted snd stabbed in the dark.
For Madison he leagled with Bonny,
The land .. orr fathers to vext
So help them we must; tho alone az,
\ Add done at the risk Of our neeks.
The meeting 10 tobe ~ Hartford,
s The land Of the pilgrims and saints
And cornpittes we have appointed,
70 hear a the british CONF iaiats:
o. deere will be Harrison 0ri..
.Assistsd by Quincy and Loys, *
And there will be Stephen LonEfeiiovs
And with him the far fam'd H'aldo.
And there will be cd6or and irescotf,
Aud Dann, and Baytcs and Ria
And there will be mild Joseph Lynsas,
And hiaxe who is surnamed Fraseiss
And there viii be ,to.hro ISsmas.
So sweet, and so r,itl, and SO MIN !;
And SarsreiS Wside viii be fpllow'd
ny one called Iigelow TYns
And there viii be Timothy PiekrinS,
Red hot from the Congress among
And Lowell the rebel a,bickcriug,
And last, tho not least DEAcoS STRoxG.
The meeting Assembled. so solemn.
Will hasten Ia serve out the feast
And there will be terrible scolding
Among THE 1rfse 1seH Of fhc east
Blake he will open the meeting,
With wonderful spirit and FIRE ;
He'll prove that to fight with Great Britain
Is attended with troubles most dire.
I" A separate peace spe ntust make, with
I" The land Of our fa,hers and mothers;
Mysfss oua'NoN yon nrass take, bat
The terms leave to the others"
Then Otis will rise all so modest,
To recommend lenient measures; =
Which will call up old Timothy Pickering,
AS sharp as ionsPsir of scissors.
Timotheus, with solnd and fury,
VIII curse Jeferson and friend .Ndpey;
Forgetting that Eagiands distuYbers!
Are now in retirement most happy:
DEPRESSION wiIl follow depression,
And bawiinS aRd squawling will follow
!" Oppression! orpression!. Oppression !"
The agents Of Brsfain wilt hollow. 80
O, some will call out for DIVISION,
While Others want merely 10 Fighter
sSYlen Cake WI give decisioa, $50. - {
The cares of Che meeting to Tighten.
lis true our expressions are grievous,
+ Sc But then we must hang all together; Tvs
The British, our Jie1sds. MIGHT pEcSIvE
g And then What reward would we gather"
so,the folks will proceed 10 gdfenrn,
Tho opposd by Fransis's slang
And this FAR FAMED EAsTERHc oNvENrIor
Will end about where il began.
Then y,iet Us all to the meeting,
Where the men of the east are to gather;
Andwith CnisJ's address 70 them greeting,
we pray they MAY al!--IANG fegeskerr -
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Lottery Not &c. |,

The Grand State Lottery, second Glass, is now
drawing in Philadel phia, in which there
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OF treasury notes to the amount Of Slno.ooo Nam.
Der t2) Is report othe Adutas and Quarter master
'cnerais, upon your resolution o. the same day. calling
Tor the estimate Of urfrnded demands against the
commonwealth, also what sum will I've necessary Tor
the support at our present military force ia the field
until the first day of January next
These officers report that they have no proper data
bywhich TO collect the information sought by the
Rouse as to the expenses heretofore incurred and in
estimating the future expenses, have avoided disclosing
the whole amount, that would have REQUIRED public
disclosure o. the force We have in the field. As how
ever, the expense Of brigade, regiment Sc is COM
nun,cated, by a comparison Of tins report with the
numbers disclosed IN NY Confidential sssee, the i,-
formation requires. may be obtained with some degree
OF accuracy The Executive Being equally destitute
with these officers of the necessary data on which TO
rest calculation ofhc unsatisfrd demands of militia
~ Character against the commonwealth il is impossible
to present you wi,l,auy thing ike satisfactory innrnat
on IA, however, the probable amount tho altogether
co'levtu al might be somewhat sat:sfactniy--it might
be estimated at from two three hundred thousand
dollars This balance arises wen from, tie Fay due
Tie troops in the vienity OF this place as the expenses
which have been incurred in the border war
Us. BARBOUR.
A petition was presented anil read Of Edward w
trent. praying permission to Greet toll bridge acres
James River, from his land in te county Of Chester.
held, 10 some point the opposite >nore in the cty OF
Richmond Also, memorial and re,nonstrance of
John Mayo, IN onpostGn thereto (which were refer.
red to the c. Off sc.
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JANES'S PATENT LOOM.

IA AY be seen in operation every day ut No Com
W. !'i-- Row. Ladies end Gentlemen of town o.
country, a,'e invited to attend.
The propre,ors of the patent right for the state Of
Virginia. being dcSrou- 10 dirisc as extensively as pos
sih'e thro the country, knowledge Of this admirable
production ot American Ingenuity, request t,rno ,,l,'-
(y, the attendance ~ the Members o. the Legislature
tn witness its rapid and superior execution the siroci-
ty OF its construction the cty with which MAY be
worked (eyer by chiidren,) md its certain application
to all Kinds of 'oth, render i WORTHY of attention, ,o,
only from the house aud economist, but from
friend to domestic manufactures
The price OF a loom complete, wibe from so to iCO
dollars
Contracts are making by the company ror ,a,.ye
number Snoh rs wish to he early supplied, H.. = APP
ply personally or by letter (postps.;lto
REUBEN .3CL.9yN,D,
.4gens for the pi,:yiuia Loon Comply
October rs ,,.r
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BRUT.4LITY or THE ENEMY.
Extract # q letter, dted 81 LRecses. 81. .N.,q,s
County, lid .NoU. 4, 1874

Extract # q letter. doted 81 Ligses. 81. .1ga,q,s
Counly, -iid .NsU. T. 1874.
Teslert.ay an cnemy's brig came from the mouth
oi tie ?suxent rouud P1int Look out AID torar,s
evening hove IN ss't o. this place. Shortly after,
barge seen coming r,,und Fort P,in, IT, .hn, ;, =
n.nutes they arGed On the lr,r of the garden a, 6,
ineoes Manor House the res;drnee Of the Israa o.
thoiic MISSIONARY, VINO attends the adjingc conprep,
lions. hey were met by gentleman Of The ncigAb5.
hoof, Who sauicd them b,t was treated RET, ,r ,
test GO itcnpt One u them rlshcd on TO the hulsa
with hs sabre IN i.,s ha5i few rnc,nes,s alter ~ =
ca',nl came shore with TIE asowe,i rn,nnse ss -
SAL, Of burning duwn line dwelling house Sc lie
stcrriy aekc ". the prouric Tor where lie y,s g.,
20 AT wbIct Gnastions a;.prnpri.ie arg,ssrs rv,r Z
Tie NsS aisnn.u med tlIs the III opcrty bel ,ned =,
Catholic CiergvGf Maryland and was SOLELY a,,ro,,ss
teh to the use OF iie chich support Of the Missions
a'h was requested 20 slr.rc on that account IL
pHeu ms that Was the osse, he should not burn tl,c
house, hut however ordered lis men 20 usoceod -
hey advanced to The house; Immediately 4 q. rs
then ran INTO the private chapel, whcn painful 20 re
lt" the sacred itmets were tl,ro,yp ber. {, ,Lo
the vessca coasocratcd q, the service nj Con ,I'
ell the holy altar strip naked the taberhac carried
on a' the nlez7ed sacrament ofthe altar borne away
ID the handsofttoss sqcr1lceiols wretcl es.
4 he captain Was eHrcated over and ot,,- ,eain IN
project ie church end have an things restored he
promised t'e would hc ran 10 the burg. and order
CT ~ ncn ~ restore the sscred vessels and vestr,nt.
uey 'iandt VT onr chaice out of the barge when the
c1t sai he coiti3t cqrtgugd them, yJe ,ysre ,ot C
L,WoFs The reverend gentleman Who reside there.
H' Joncd ~ 9nr"atngthem TO return the sacred ,es
ses tsents and Oher articles for the use Of the al
.', nc csp'1h answered be would, seated himself
~ the barge, 1nd ordered lis met o ,oove M ,L,
'"kng any more notice OF the er.atics An old jadr
"ho'Se" or te place. prevailed them in the mean
t'"e u return 'c tabefnacle, wI,eh they did alsoa
part Of Tie Veairoetfs - "
Jn returning 10 the houseit -sas ,it;Grl n vie,be
div' sit r"'s they hel rausackcd var,ieularlv tho
ch"Vi tlicv lsi' the cricfx On hc altar broi The
cre;s md sretfercd the pieces over the foor, fbcv
e".fe6 % sH c'ter krd-, sheets blank sand pillow.
lm t, tt"s glass, the Rev eoouen,an's ,eg,cb the
or !r'iicks belonging fnthc s.tar kitchen furniture
if'd a'hot az te coathnk belonging q, The ~ rsons
VIZ rf"ne - he housc two trunks risi ocq ling
no "f me- ire, several .Gr of new sl-.s made
mr. fi'e eoi''r, and qu4idy ofE stier ev,o f,s In,
ns "aeh Vero n siie wa., and mary cshrr articles
OF u Known. The loss q t!,at hose Oh tho and
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FEMALE EUUCAT;ON

HILL &c continued the ensuing year, IN
der thc care and attention Of Mrs AGcfitda
Terrell, ar my residence, Ca healthy situation }
near me ufifier end IF Caroline. PrcJtu,4tions
are n1ade in. the accommodation Of -
or Is girls as 6oGrdcrs. The hrice far board
and tuition { each finding her osuta ted, bed
ding, tosocts g candies, is S10C f6rfAe tern,
TO be fiaid quarterly. THE Term 7cW be
from the l5sh Of January, 10 the 15M IF De-
GENDER following allowing. the month Of J2Ly
for vacation.
The branches IF Education taught in this
Seminary, are, tke Englsh Language gram
nlaticaily. Geography, with tie use If
Globes, History and arithmetic
FLEMING TERRELL.
November l. 6s,
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PIRGINIA 10 qyit :
IN CHANCERY

A IsCourt held for Aibcnarle county the fifth day
- n Sent i6ii
lucy Carkson, widow and relict of David Ciarkson, de-
cc's.t and FOLLY Clarls0n of the children and
iesatees Of tho said David Clarkson, deceased,
PidimifS
AGAINST
John Watson, administrator OF David C,arssn, decd
Nancy and Elizabeth GARRISON. inf:nt children and
lcgatees OF the sail David, by John Watson, their
guardian, appointed by the con,t defend the sasi in
iants, IN this cause, ard Morton CarlSson,
Dsfch1ants.
TiiEdefendsnt Morton GARRISON notlr,yng entered
MS appearance aud given security according to the act
OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and il npnear-
M ~ the satisfaction of the that the said Morton
Carkson ~ not an nhabtamt of this country :n motion
OF the cornplsinants ly their counsel, II is ordered
That the sad defendant 10 appear here Oh the first dav
OF tic November term next and answer the bill of
compliments and that copy of tls orderbe fort~ it'll
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY OF
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door OF The curt house OF this county for the
like period.
COPY. Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, c. C.
Sept ~ wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-19
TO RENT.

x noimme'late possession gwen The House ard
~. Siscue O'iee nov occupied ny the subscribers
hJ;So-A comfortable Dwelling Honse sljoin;rs
Nh John Fostct, Containing four good rooms. i,h
chen, smoke -r.,se anttga,yieh.
q honse over tl,e BASIN, combining two e,oi rooms
"h hre places, kitchen, stable and rich piece ri
smen SsUanu-fne whole enclosed wiz, plana pa.,ir.
New House al the Bowling G-een one nile fiy,,,,
the marSet-ffonse; contsiHing four large And two
slaii rcoms, kitchen, well Of excellent water tc.
seher with one acre al garden ground in high cu,tiva
uon.---I ne wi.ce enclosed al tie bsst manner
handsome Stick Riding Chair Nfor,cco li,i,o a,f
cushion wr' best LonioR plate hrncss used only once,
may be had cheap.
FOSTER & SATCHEIIl.
October Ii. e,.n,f