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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-15
PROTOCOL OF CONFERENCES.

q.
The Br;s;,h au, a,siaus 1 Ecu. osn: AcAss
having met fb.;r ST., Soi'nisslone q
lively nrod,,ca5 - fo"Sis "S.e resPece
tory. and con;s. . x'.loa were found satlstacs
lowing sub;ec,. s'a.S1 tae tof
neared 70 the,,, - ~. uroh WHICH u ape
themselves sn.; ~ s.e uiscuss - oetween
W. snu the american Commissions
ess' Touia De likely to'turn.
ho.,d =. nosaas seizure o, mariners from on
:.u :niPs on the high seas, and in
nr;ts;n ~ = .ne tisut oI tne sing OF Great
;.c,. sAS 'ance OF Al ms native SUBJ
IT,. -, .e
aIl;.. of o., pssse ee e4se9ded 10 the Indian
Their ,sr.or,, ~ Ano thst tue boundary OF
psfn,nent b.rr;.. Ss,,s. msfkeo out, IS
$500 $500. M. er between The dominions OF
r,nss," . .. .na tne united States An ar:
- ..'s suoJect 70 De asine qua non OF
a. 1850
p,;,;.,, 80 " tae boundAsyine between tho
10 ,,.svsn. ssicpn territories, with the view
HI ps;,,.h uncertainty and dispute.
c esinsn commissioners req,iestea jnfor-
wsrs o wnssasr sas A.erlcan ,mmi ssionsr,
hove ,s;n,. sssgscr MO ou rz,s
.w.. ~, 81, au. ueore tAey oesired any an.
tent;on. Is -: Iisn. 20 eomnunlcste the IN
Amer;c.n s.na.s oserninsM 40 the North
yernmen, az .:.. We. tsat me BRUSH gov
st.te. .a..:.c. .n'"4 W sksns 70 tne Cntted
er.nt.d r., ...vs =. .te ~ usebIe ,0SMetty
limits of H. 20 .nem. 9 nsning witnin the
the slor.. ~ 80 80. sosets'gnty ana OF using
ses conn.c,.s -. Sl ~ territories Tor Purpo-
| "'es tpe nsnerieA
lgSar g.
lac meeting being adjourned to the 9Th Of
august the Commissioners met again on that
Gay.
me american Commissioners atthis meetinR
sta'ed, hat upon the first and third points pro.
posed oy the Hritisli Commissioners they were
Provioea with INSTRUCTIONS from their govern.
n'c".' ana tnet the second and fourth of these
polnts werenot provided for in their instructions.
nat 10 relation to an Indian pseiGcation, thcS,
hnev tnst the government OF the United States
.'.u aPPoiatco commissioners to treat of peace
w y tne indlans, and that Il Was not improba-
ois , .las peace mao been made With them.
Inc american Comuhssioners presented ~
'ar.ner subjects considered by the government
1. de6n;,ior $780, a. s ,N asscussaon.
be agreed. of other neutfsI and h.i,;s,s n
sights. o. S"'
.. Certain claims Of indemnity To ;nd;vi,,u.is
for captures and seizures preceding and subse.
quent TO the war.
5. they further stated that there were vsri.
Gus other points to which their Instructions ex-
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WANTED,
RUEaNgNl

TyRoM the subscriber on the 18th inst. negro wo-
man niupiei Ftit,iY, (who sonetnes calls her.
selves Pegyy,) supposed tn be airut lee; inches
high, she hiss ND rheumatic affection wAch hos form
ed lump the hack part Of tier ncck, which prcdu-
srs stiffness mat se cannot turn hec ktsd freely a.
Tt,lEsi, Add sAsn SUE ices you, looks sideva.s
one bad Oa When she eiopet, eraSus fhirt and huuit
'odtcnk with her, sund7 articles belonging TO her mis-
uess, :-oae cotton cannbriek frock slit sleeves
trmmed with ciad, Que muslin rock worked around
the tall one book muslin esp without border, one
cotton cambrck vandyke aud cieise, one pair velvet
shocs one dark silk dress very large Sine from
the neishbohood of Noroik and viii probably aim i,r
that place. Whoever will secure her in souie iai so
that get her, deliver her mt, shah receive Sis
snd reasonable expenses pd ndif tie articles above.
mentioned be also delivered, reward OF so vi. be
paid.
THOMAS s. COALTER.
Waynesbo-ough, 17th SEPT If
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE

Weo'ues4dV, OFT. 10.
The bill further extending the time for
locating Virginia Military Land Warrant.
and Tor returning the surveys thereon to
the General Land Office was read the second
time.
The resolution expressive of the sense Of
Congress relative 20 the CAPTURE of tie
British sloop Reindeer, by the American
sloup Wasp, was read third time and pass
ed.
MIR GILES reported certain amendments
t. the resolution from the House express
i've ofthe sense Of Congress relative TO the
achievements of oar military heroes, which
were agreed TO and the resolutions unanimous
" passed
The bill further to extend the right of suf-
TRACE IN tic Mississippi territory was further
considered aud ordered TO a third reading bv
the following vote
For me 6W-Messrs. Anderson, Bledsoe,
Chace, Condit, Gailiard, German, Coldsbo-
rough, Lacock, Morrow, Roberts, Robinson,
Turner, Namum, Walker, Wharton, Worth
ngton--16.
.4gaiasf h-Messrs. Bib, Daggctt, Fro
nentn, Giles, H.rssy, Huntc~, King, Mason,
I ait Taylor, Thompson, Wells-10.
Ihur6day, Oct6oer 30.
Mr.. Smith IF Nd. attended.
the Senate proceeded to consider the a.
l'i1f'tHIitl "a TIC tliuSC TO resolution ITODl
this body authorship the Joint Library COM
mit-ee TO contract lcr the pur, base of MIR.
Jefferson Library.
Mr. Nason moved to postpone to the
Isl Monday in April next Cnat is, to reject
the further consideration Of this question !;
which motion was determined by the follow
tfg vote
For Me hosihouenicnt--M essrs. Dagggett,
German, Gore, Horsey, King, Mason, Thonp-
SON..
ITaiasf the hosfhonement-Me An
derson, Bib, Bledsoe, Brown, Chace, Condit,
Fromentin, GaillaTd, Giles, Godsborough,
Lacock, Morrow, Roberts, Rob~on, Tait,
Taylor, Turner, Narnum, Walker, Wharton,
WorthiEgton--51.
So the motion for postponement was lost.
And then TIE amendments were concurred
in.
The bill further extending the time for
locating Virginia Military Land Warrants
and for returning the surveys thereon To- tie
General Land Office, was further Consider
cd, aud ordered 70 be read a third time.
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XVuEREAs it appear, BY Y the ,s Report Of the Com
the Brooke TURNPIKE Road, that the whole Road has
been complicated according to the provisions Of the net
OF Assembly incorporating the Company i0r opening
the same--The President aud directors OF the SAID
Company therefore authorised TO demand 8 rceeite
full Toll allowed by the said act from and after this
day. Given under my hand as Governor OF the Com
nonweah, this twenty fourth day Of October, 1914.
Us. B.iRBOUE.
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WAsHINGroH, Oct. *
THE ENEMY BELOW.

III IN E-NH BELOW.
Ertract o. & klter from Z. S-vq,lz. n ME
Sec'g " Uov, dated
Point lookout, Monday,
Oct. 1Ith, 1914
On Friday q sloop ofwar Or bomb vessrn
mounting 10 guns, passed up the bay She
ought 20 a large two tCpsa1 schr Opposite
tue NarrOws, which she compelled % return
up the Chesapeake.
o. Saturday sloop Of war Of 20 gums, ac-
comPauicd by tender, assembled the b " a,l-
King the force Of the enemy above. which /
un erstdnd is in the ueighborhood Ut Patuxlnt,
to consist OF one ~, frigatcS, slocps Of war,
and 2 tenders
have Ike honor, Sir, to be with respect <
eE.eern,
THOS. SWAMI.
Hon Jas. MsnJve.
ScC'y. Ga War
y. The Portuguese schooner which drer-
PED down IS low as the vicinity on Fr,dav
auo having returned With sloop Of ,,arll,ta
bound Up, passed doTn tie bay yesterday.
The Hoyse Of Representative. with 5,bo.s
al Revenue bills muse originate, have cnt..reI
on the ConSioera ton OF thv WAYS and NIeans
tor the ensuing year We a.e bapDv ,o es,
taaf genera disposition appear. 10 ptevg.
u vote tne necessary supplies, and Glt. nom,
what we Icaro, large mSIOr,tv Of thc Tede
raj SIS 10 Congress VII unite wish the Pro.t.
loans % providing the means tor carr MI ~,
m war, which, al piCe distinction. noo
d taS qJesIoa, IS acknowledged to BE- ex.
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RNOTS 49, eu0Es-

-FCHN WATSON e SAMUEL DOYLE. ~ the
81 SOFT Of the Capitol Till, having formed eo-part-
neFsldp under the firm Of
R.qTiSO.S' MN DOYLE,
Wish to inform eir friends and the public bat thew
have supplied themselves with excellent materials and
WofSmen-and beng determined to omit no effort to
give satisfaction both in the fancy and execution Of their
work. and the promp6ude oi their attention to The or.
Fers they receive, thcy sUcr themselves with the OK
peetatiun Of a share ofpubiic encouragement
a few additional g0od 7oo'kBp7t in their line, viii
meet with immediate employment and liberal wayee-
They will eiso Jake, it well recommended, three or
four Apprentices.
October 20. If
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" he RieI.rs9'd U'EO, lir Furnace is nov n ope
Z rai:on- Castings in Brass and Wroughtlron work
VOL also be executed :; The Furnace OsNiers eft at die,
Fur ace, Or with John PsTslI Of tbs place. Or Toilet
x ca n Petersburg, viii be thankfully received, AID
PTOnetly attendedtS
P.IrRhiR, Ss55atfoa s. "a.
June 4. tf
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HOUsE OF RIpR EsENTATINEs.

The Senate having returned the rcsolu-
tons from the House in honor Of Generals
Brown, Scott, Gaines, Macomb, Ripley. Mil
Ter and Porter, with sundry amendments mot
affecting the object Of the resolves 1.-THE same
were referred TO the committee on Military
AFiirs.
A resolution WAS also received from the
Senate expressive Of the sense Of Congress
relative TO the capture o. Tie British Rem
deer by the American Wasp.-Referred to
the Committee on Naval AT IRIS.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Nj. Lc7vts Y IA. said Tie House having
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October r.

EBUASUANT 10 a Decree or the Superior Court of
a Chaucery for the Richmond Distric,, viii L.. sold
on the premises for cash, the hrst dayol Decoinber
jS4, the Land mentioned ia s,h decree wing in die
county OF Chcste'feid, ueiuenz 20 Martis Davis; to
pN The debt, interest snd COS, mentioned in sad de-
cree, due Michael Wells r aud the CO. attending said
sac. The ConRi5G9Hers.
October te 5,,yr,
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TO REtT.

4 NDimma';gte possession given, The Hsuse and
II Fendue Office Eoy occupied b, the subscribers
dASC-A c1G.ort,Ms Dwelling House aG;oirinc
Dir John Fostes, containing our good rooms, with kit
chen smoke house and gngdcn
Rouse over tue Basin, containing two gpod rooms.
WIN IRE PAGES Kitchen 81 bic and rich piece Of
garden grosnt-thc whole enclosed ,ritI, p,nk tan.
Il New House at the Bowling Green, one mile from,
the Aiaiset-i logsei contsaing four large and two
small rooms, Kitchen well nj excellent water To-
gether with one acre Of garden ground in hil clya-
tsn,--l he Who enclosed in tic hest manner
= hsad.one Stick Riding Chair, Morocco lring and
G. hon Wit best London plate harness, used only once
M b. hal cheap.
FOSTER * SATCHELI
October r. 21wlf
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no RENT.

3 OR five years from the 81 day ofday, 1852 to
i the highest bidder, on the goth Get 1914 the Ia
vern oa the street leading TO the Governors now oc-
eupied by Mr. +lo,r'i2ss and known ~ the name of
Croucho ayern. Possession viii be given Gu the 18th
Nov. 1914.
BBNJANrIN MosBY,
Exr. OF Richard Crouch.
oeS. If
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NOTICE.

N the 18th day OF November next, wiz be sold at
NJ the Beli-Tavern in the city Richmond, to the
highest bidder, ready money, the stock of the den-
quent shareholders in the Brooke Turnpike Company.
CARrED ID. PAGE,
Treasurer.
Vet. Is ids
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SHALL petition theLeg5ature OF V;gguia AT lhc
neHtsess'on, for leave to erect Toi-Rise across
James fYer, commencing my land IN ,he eounty OF
Ihesterheid and abutting the opposite sale therao
IN the county Of Henrieo whcreI have oh'a,ael land
'orthe nurpose. EDWit. ~. TRENT
SEPT z. tf
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YIREiNI

VIRGINIA.
Z Iuies holden in the CLERKS OEce ofthe SUPERB
u or Court Of Cancery Cor the Richmond District.
the let day Of September, 1914.
Frances Tabb, Pl
AGAINST,
Philip Grymes Randolph, Susanna C;sy1nes RanlsIph.
Polly Cary Randolph, Robert Carter Randolph and
Lucy Buwel Randolph, infant cldsen hsirs and
dlstlhutees of Archd. Cary Randolph by Tno Ran
doph, to be assigned their guardian defend tlt m in
tliis suit, Richd. y. Venahie SAM. w VenabIf Nm
l. Nenahic, Goodr;dge Wilson, his wife EGzaA.th
Wilson, Nathaniel Venahle and his wife Martha We
nable James Daniel, for his children ofhis dece,s.
wife Anne Daniel, which said Richard NJ Nenab,e
and others last mentioned are the co-heis OF bra
ham r. Venabe, Edward Scott, William Scott Jo-
selh Scott, and William Bass and Betsy his wife aud
William Aieiivether and Sally his wiCe which said
Edward Scott, William Scott Joseph Scott William
Bass and William Mcriwether are the co-heirs of
Joseph Scott deed and Francis Watkins, Defs
IHE J'e'esdG7t James Daniel, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according 10 the Act
~ Assembly II the Rules of this Court & Il aunes
~ satisfactory evidence that he is not IN inhabant rs
this country III IS Gered That the said Defendant
do PPear here ON the first day OF the next term and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that CORY Of this
order be forthwith Inserted in some aegsarer rub
shed in ohe City ofNichnond for two months s,.ceea
se'y ndpostedst the front door OF the Capital in The
said City.
a Copy. Teste,
W,t. W. HENING, C. c.
MAS committed to the lqil Of Chesterfield COUNTY
w somewhere about the 18th day of january laat
Is runaway, Negro BOY who calls himself John So-
Letsop, and says that he is rec how md his
are IN Baltimore, and that he came FROM that place
He has no free papers, he is about rs or 10 years of
age, black complexion, aud abclt feet inches heb
his eioihiRg is very Indifferent. ANY person ownira.
sud boy, are desired to take him away otherwise ne
will be dealt with according 10 law
NM. WINFliEE. iailur.
Oe'uoer -. st..
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.WOTICE rs HEREBY GTVFM 7X.a7.

EPh Virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed TO me bv
Ms Richard Lyon, OF the County OF Amelia for the.
pnrposs OF securing the payment of certain note of
1,,u OF one Thousand Se'en hundred and uenty five
dollars according to- the terms of the said deed which
terms nave not been complied with, will be sold ut pub
nc AueCon TO the highest bidder tor ready money at
tue Se- raverp N theeity of Richgond ON Saturday
.'e n''h DAY OF Hov next tract oisnd lying s. being;
M the counties OF Amelia, Cumberland and Pii,ee FL
ward situated the river hppoustox in the stale of
VTsmaa,d containing thcosan, acres be the same
more OF ICES; with all and singular the ,ppute,ne,
&c, ne sahi tract OF land ;sOs the lands OF Edwat,i
Esgleston and Lewis IsbeI in the county of Cun,b,r-
.Sp andon the Priice Edward side Joins the land OF
Nh,iAn g. Lyon, aad in the cou.ly ofAmela. il
touches tie laHds OF " iiiiam r. lson Joshua lhey
ana j0eRh Lyon, and IS the same land on incl, tht,
SAID Richard Lyon resides.
October 1s oan.d.
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2 hESERTED from this place, on Frisy tie Esd iav
eo'npapy, aud resident Of tie county OF Fiuvapra =
bout 20 yeats 81 age, feet OF iaches li-h oi "a
Tier dark complexion, and has ad com, chance
IS expected he is lurking about the neehboorbooi of
time past. wis give reward Of Ten I3oia- to any,
person tlst MI deliver him me II Ls place or any
other officer in service.
WILLIAM ]. F2EEGANp,
Camp Carter, Oct 90 I'm
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FeNhE "asgnees Of Wight & Esrcs having been far
LAshed with iuIds, ready to pay two fi.ths a.
tie balaAce With interest of the BITS remaining n,s;
@ierthe final di5.end Vi said egtate---Apply It the
c0gntns-'ouse O. Joseph & George Marx.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Brown sucar in hhds & L6ls.
Loaf do in bhds.toxe & bbis.
i. ?. Te8erI9e vine in pipes,
lnpi. Tea, some in boxes of 2 ID.
Yong Hyscs4 az, - a.lss;.
CC'tee, saltpetye,
Wrapping paper, Castings,
Biistered stsel, Spanish indiEo,
Striped Blankets fresn No Ito7,
Bed do ffom7-4 to l5-4. By
WIZ -SEIEPf{iri
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VIRGINIA.
! Z ttues holden in the Clerks Vice orthe Superi
u or Court Of Chancery Cor tie Richmond District
the let day of September, 1914.
Frances 1nhh ID
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WSf. SHEPHERD.
Nearly opposite the Bel Tavern.
OeN O. im
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REPLY.
Ry Yhomds Je85-son.
SIR,

have duly received yonr fayor of An-ust %.
ard am sensibi. Of The Kind intentions from which II
bows, and truly thankful fos them, the more so rs they
Gould only be the result of favorable estimate Of
my pm &c eourse--as much devoted To study as faith
ln transaction Of te trust commit ed to ME would per
nit -
No subject has Occupied more of my confederation
than orr relations with a the beings a,onrd us orr
ites TO them. and ON future prospects After hear
ING ai which probably can be suggested cnnoer,.ine.
them, Ihave formed the best judgment could. ),
to the course they prescribe, and in the due Observance
OF that course, have reflections wch give me IN
ensiaoss An eloquent preacher Of your religious soci-
ety, Richard Mott, in discourse OF much junction. and
athos is said to have exclaimed aloud to his concreea-
ton, that g he did not believe there was Quaker.
Presb' terrain, Methodist or Baptist in Heavc," H..
wing paused TO give his congregation time 10 stare ard
20 wonder, he added, thai Z" in Heaven God knows ao
destruction, hut considered ALI good as his children
and brethren of the same familv'
he heve~wt the Quaker preacher, that he who
oDSer'esthese moral precepts, in which all religions
cpneur will neverbe questioned ut the gates of Heaven
rs To The dogmas in which all differ tist on entering
there, all these left behind us, and the Aristides
and Catos the Penns and illo,tsons Presbyte,isus
and Papss viii fad themselves united in all the prin-
cpics Which are IN concert with the supreme mind
W NJ! the systems Of morality ancient or MODERN
winch have come under my observation, none appears
tome SO pure that of Jesus He who fellows thi,
steadily, need not think be une- sv although he can
not comprehend the Sibtlees and mysteries erected
on his doctrines bv those vino, calling themselves his
spec'a' followers and iavorites would make him come
INTO thc world to Law forall under standings hut
fses'9 Their metaphysical heads usurpiNg The i,lg
inent seat Of God, denolnce as his enemies all who
cannot perceive the ge0metrcaiog;c Of Euclid in the
demons'r7tions ofS Anthana,,s. that three are one
and one three.
In al essential PORTS, you aud are o the same rel
gion and am old go into the Ines5 entails Re-
reatins, therefore, my thankfuness tor the kind con-
Germ youhs7e been good to express, salute yau
with friendship and brothery love
TIL. JEFFERSON.
-Noatice7o, .GtbtiS, 1871
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from IA ull,nil. 80, f;..-..,t..
Aris,ides and Penn, Cato and Talo;son.n


For the following COPIES of letters are Indebted 10
atien into whose hans they fell, during late ,ere-
einaiion into the country
Cofy u a letter addressed BIZ --, 10 TIonas
JesGersor', dated2et6 stu mo. 1918.
Esteemed Friend Thomas Jefferson,
have FOR years felt at times affection towards thee
WITH wish for thy salvation wit, the attainment
while ON this stage OF time In the natural lol,) of ~
suitable por;i OF oioi'iets, for Otherwise we know
It''s more than the life of nature anil tcrei are ia
danger oil becoming inferior the beasts which PERISH
in consequence ofdec'iniug the offers of divine lie
mail To every rational being
bit have long had better hopes Of thee and have
thought (paifcuIarlv in orr little que; meeting VS.
erday) that thou hast beenGithu (at css) over few
ri'ngs and wish thou myest become ruler over uiu re-
and enter iato the Joy of Lar. and unto his rest
ana occurred IN order thereto ;st We sho,b become
Christians, tor he that hat, TIE sa of Christ IS
none OF ms and tliis knowledge and hehoe,! think
strongly insisted on by divers ofthe apostles who had
personally seen, and were eye witnesses 20 his naiety
particularly in the mount aaA othcrs who hal No, dat
IN view, which, however, was Insufficient, to perfect
theni al6 vas TO nc taken away, that they u;ht be
more e'ect'aiy 'rngd to that spirit which lcaeth in
10 sii truth, whose power aones abie 70 reduce the
sprs OF nairrc 10 suitablesi.euce and submission.
Thy Grieni,
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TO NENI J.

A NJ immediate possession given, The House and
:. Nendue Once now Cccti.ied 81 the sulacri,ers
sdLcC IA comfortable Dwelling House ailioi,i,..
nr. John Foster, containing four good roos, with k,r
eIen, s;nohe-housc and garden
y Holac over ,',e. Barn, containing tvo rood roors
WIZ Nfe pisces Kitchen, stable aBd rich piece Of
garden groRndtie whole enclosed with t,la,'. Da,i.
Sew Hnusc ~ the Bowling Green, one rniic errn,
tie Msrset-iImse; containing four large and two
small roor', kitchen, well of excellent water N.
gether wh orc sore OF garden ground in high euI,iya
tior.--7h- whole enclosed in ~ ,.st ,,r,rrs,
handsomc Silk Riding Chair, Morosco linjng and
esiHon sfn best London plate harness. usa d oilyo,ce
NAY Dc had cheap
FOSTER & SATCHELI..
.let0pei 3 2ewu
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-NUII GE-

i day dissolved by mutual ~"
ca to sand hTIn, viii please make payment to r. satban
f'ymopd' wtow'ii hkeTi-e discharge any demand
gsiltat The samc--be',g loGe authorised
p, Da'fa j. Htp7, by Gorge SHRnion, his nm
ELNATHAN RAYMOND.
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Ei}JCAIJON.

, GnTGlINM HgIG- u. respectfully inf7rms III,
90 frenes asdthe lulic in general, that bs school
WI be continued if tine cr,iing his residence
IN i-ins and Cuecn eourg bcivccn Dirkirls sud New
OWL an1 VII be oie,cl tie third Aon,ay II, Js-
nlsrv rcT The harrhcs ofearr,i 70 ugLt wi com
preherd Reading, Mrtins Arithmetic, tie Lain and
hngs' 'angfages grsnmatiraiiy the E!cn,e,;s Of Ge
osraphs and Mathematics, anai Phlcsoplry. History
end Bellies Lettrss. Due attention Will c paid u. ain
t,e duties Inspect ssiar, ad the morals Of each t,
dent strictly attended to. Several boarles viii be
commodated. Z. dar Pain. Nor. Is n.SMn
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EDUCATION

'hr Sc5oo, 1trder he Government or
MS -" vs. ~ AIRS, Jr. viii be continued AZ ;l,,
School will he taught Spelling, Nsang, Writing ~
rHhmete, l'nsii-i' Grammar Bl,ir's T. etprcs e..
y'qi'y, with the Use Of the Giobes History Na,,e-
r"Ns' i'sbu"i PHILOSOPHY, and The French larcusp,,
The fec Forbnarl anl 4iion. Gtao mid =
advance escboo' ell commence Inc tcn,h lam.
~ ard cd The tenic ~ December allowing one n,oot
in the Summer flr vacation. VIC '''O''''
-, NJIYE3.NIEL ~LLI'SCOJfBE.
Mcrry Oaks, Nov rs ST.,
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Nv CH4N'CERY:

Nv CH I.NCERT:
7 iRGiNlA-Ata Quarterly Court held FIR Yro,,r;
y co county, at the Court-iIouse the 4tll div ~
William Willis, son ofWillam Willis. decd
Wiiiis, widow, and ---- Wits the only- cl,il5 oe
Guthbert, another son Of the said William ,Iecea,cS
Io,l" freeman and Sally MS wife, which said solly j.
dansh'er OF the sad William, dac,,sed M
Wills also daughter of the said William, deceos-
bg.in7t '''~S'
/ he Representatives, of Edward Wills. Deceased yo
was aoo otthe said William, deceased. s Rar,s-
bottom, the only mot Betsy Ra.nsboston. ,leceasej
another daughter Of nc said William Nilis ,iec,.c
s,'d ousannah "lli1, also a daughter of the soij
'ilh'm Wills dece2scd, * Stephen wills. apntb-
er son OF Inc SAID William, deceased. Def;7II,,.fs
ne defendants not having entered their anpeararce
ahd gwen security according 10 the act of Assembly nd
me es OF this Court, and appearing to th. sf;,ac
'on oi ne Court, that they are not nhatnts NJ dis
country; u IS orGl'Td That The sal, ,l.s.,don,s IL,
appear mere ON the first day Of Aiarcl, Court nc( o,
answer W." bill 81 the plaintiffs and tla eo,,v ~, h;s
"a'r D. forthwith inserted IN some newsnsper pubI;si
Ell N The CITY Richmond Tor e;ht weeks sreess:e
= and po1 4 a the front door oft... Court Ho,,,e o
the sand county -''''s %
fcopy Testc,
J. b WIHTTOCKE, nc