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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16
THE LETTER.

6. Baltimore, Oct. 10th. 1914.
" | congratulate you, most sincere,v-
my dear SRA on the good news contained
IN your letter, which is still more rratifv-
mig from the knowledge that we have done
soweli In the other counties. You will have
seen the returns from them before this
reaches you. We have two thirds of the
house of delegates, aud majority of more
than go on JOINT ballot-LaGs Deo.-
Il. The oject of our commits .ioners. in
Sending home the Adams, have no doubt
S rsohtan new Instructions. From the
Regents proclamation, recalling British
subjects, his speech to parliament. and the
address of the house of commons 10 him
J think, it clear that the British govern.
mept have taken their stand on This
ground H,nt as1ce began TIE ,Car 10 drire
tfemt from Their doctrine of perpetual ate
siaace, and hkeir RIGHT Of imDyessmea,
they mHSt have those points settled before
they lay down their arms, and will NOT Be
content with our merely waving orr
.CLAIMS.-fo this effect presume their
commissioners were instructed. Ours had
no instructions to do more than waive,
those Claims. Even to that extent ours
were not authorised to 90, to rtill1 our
government was informed, by the arrival
of the French frigate :. OLIVIER of the de-.
thrOnement of Buonaparte. Till then.
they had IN intention 30 make peace, but
then they saw that the game was oyer. and
accordingly by the return of that vessel
sent instructions to the commissioners to
waive the whole claim about impressment.
IN hopes that they might get Off on hose
terms. They have learnt by this arrival,
believe, that more is necessary, and tteg
must 90 it, 1t will be bitter Dill for MIR.
Madison to acknowledge tie British
RIGHT OF IMPREssMENT, and their doc
trlne Of perpetual allegiance BUT HE
MUST SWALLOW IT.-Ile will
S9ut squall ai,d lick, anil ulnice ,gry fa-
ces, BUT DOWN IT MUST co. The
thing is RIGHT IN ITSELF, and
though disgracefH to him, not IN ire least
dishoaorabte to the nation The British
doctrine on the subject Of iaIg,essme,.t
md allegiance Is cLElR and UrSsNIABLrs
nor lcoutdb erer hare been denied by ou7,
government had they nat been seeking
preiert for quarrel i0iih Great BtitaiR.--
10 Compel item no,C TO E" eat Hejr acoyds.''
IS mn net If RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE.
At WHICH ALL MEN OF SENSE
AND HONOR MUST REJOICE.
am, My Dear Sir,
Very truly
Your friend e. servf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16
Your friend 6, servt.
ROB. 6. HARPER.
Geo. Baer, Esq


The preceding was issued in pr0of-sheet
form, on Saturday, the moment we obtain
ed possession of the original letter W the
handwriting Of Mr. HARPER. Since then,
the public wind has been excessively agi-
tated by the shameless contents of this do
cument, and more than one federai;st as
declared, that if this lCere federalism. ttey
iosra aole Vith IL Such declaration docs
honor to an American faderslst. Let all
such men come out from among q e. base
partl4ans Of Britain, and JON their fellow
citizens IN putting these unworthy torv.
federalists down.
Mr.. Harper expressly ayowed the
abO c letter, 20 be his production, and he
and many of his federal friends have the
hardihood TO attempt to justify its meta.
rious sentiments. One Of his aids observed
to US this morning, that not q word of the
letter would be denied by Mr. Harper. Az
TO the allegation, that his pocket b6ol, was
picked at the theatre, ~ elsewhere. ard
the letter obtained in this way, it IS a pal.
try subterfuge, to cast stigma upon ne.
publican honor. Besides, it il totally
untrueas applicable 70 the manner of frSt
obtaIningit. The letter, unseaIed, with
out containing solitary private or Der.
Sonal subject, was dropped by some per-
son in a house. There was no earthly
consideration, which should have caused
its concealmcut on the contrary, patr.y-
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arieL Ctase.-Sieur Krous made some
novel erGstatic experiments, at Lambeth,
Sd July. The first ascension was a boar
OF enormous size-the second large dog :
the third Henry the Fourth on horseback.
they all held course straight forward
maintaining their equilibrium and equal
distances, exciting great satisfaction till
they melted into " thin air.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16

Madam De Stael, it is said. intends to
set out soon for Greece aud the Levant.-
Her motive for making such Journey is
conjectured to be, to collect materials for
a Poem on a second Crusade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16

The Prince Regent has presented Mr.
Walter Scott with gold snuf-box, as
gracious token Of respect for bis superior
talents. During his visit to this country
ne has been treated with the greatest at
tention by the most respectable in all
ranks Of society.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16

C5Te for the ,Stone.--A tea made n
Daucus, or Wild Carrot (the head) is .
perfectly safe and certain remedy f0f iii,
Stone.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16

Drinking Cups.-'The Romans were
very costly III their drinking cups, which
were often made or ornamented with al
sorts of precious stones. On that held
three pints and an half, cost 645l. los. 81.
A lady not very rich paid for one 121Ol
l8s. 9d.-Petronius, broke one worth
34ljl. Oh purpose to disappoint Nero.
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induced 10 eddres' ycu through the medium of the I'm
9uicr in that paper otthe e9,h ult. you have an
nouneed NauiSel ~ inventor of REV. sri success
iul mode OF farming, 10 whfc YOU have ebtaiued ps-
tent right II understand YOU correctly, yu are vii
ling thst your pan shall be tcstel by expert
ment. Hit succeeds yVu are IN be entitled 10 you
patent fee; lift fails, TO rotHg This is plain and
honest dealing, aud will meet with thu appreciation vi
every candid and liberal mind. AS means therefore
OF bringing the plan into immediae and extensive ope-
ration, and at the time of Kidding Yourself oil
great deaf uf personal trouble, would snys, to you
the proprety, through the medium of the same paper,
OF putting the pulic in complete possession cf your
pisn with MI i;sdetas. by doing this, yuu viii call
INTO yoar sid the enterprise olhundretls Of Individual s.
whose Interests and whose inel;haiions, viii alike
prompt them 10 an experiment fyaug mode of cel-
tvaon IL the result corresponds with your csurip-
ton thereo it will raldlly spread itself over the
country, and at the expiration OF the next IL months
you viii have gaircd more patent fees, tfan to wonI
probably he able to obtain By your individual eXertions
in rs may years.
For yon' satisfaction, the name aud al,lress OF tie
writer of this article is LETT with the Editor OF the En-
q'trer.
4 FARMER and Friend
TO all sSejm improvements.
CT LOOK BELOW
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NOTIFICATION.

NEIHEREAS John J. Brown aColector sFsb.
w Drecti ak under a Law OF the General C;o
yernneht, sold the aforementioned quantities off ard
ior axes Gu the same in the county ~ Buckingham
VIZ one iu'.:lred acres from tract ~ one hundred
and eighty ceres belonging to William Davis. ON the
Waterso Wiilss Creek--fity acres from a tract &C
Two hundred aud thirty belonging 20 James Ecth
Ell, on Ityans Creek-one hundred acres beIoneiug t
Hes w oosro1gh Bent CreeL~--ephtee en- acres h.,
longing u the estate Of Thulnas Matthew'S Gowipe'e
Hill, or Bo~ings BiTuch--Gity acres fior a tract of
two hundred belonging 20 J I'm lludd on tho waters
OF Willis Creek-- hundred acres from atract of
eight hundred, belonging TO jain Hopkins. ON Syea
NOR cret&-onc hundred and fifty acres from a
tract OF three hundred andinr,y five belonging 10 John
usher, nm the eaters o. Haicer's Greek. Witch
s"u traets orpsrces OF Land have all been ohycyeS
TO The s'd John j. Brown, by the Marshall of the
S'a's oy Deeds wf3ch OF record in the County
Ooutt oil buckngnam-Snd since the ss,d eouyeyas-
ers, the sad John j. BroNn hath depart, from si,
lie, iqtesate--wGereby his lst er Bcnp.h Drosr he.
came zen at law who hath succeeded to e estate Of
the said John j. Brown, and who hath also departed
from TINS life. expressly directing in his last wiz ar
testament that the sveial tracts or parcels of and
aforementioned q, shall be sold BY his Executors " eh
whi be sold secordingy the highest bidder az
buekiagnam September Court next, together wit,, "A
tiact O one hlilired acres purchased of Franei,
Moseiy by the snid johnJ Brown lying on the rnpin
road Leading from buckingham Court-bouse to New
Gshte'-oh vhl2h there Is good stand for a Tavern
be- terms OF sale Cash Tor all sums under }ftv
1elars-- ana tor all sums over hfty idif Cash and
he balance IN twelve months from the tlay of sale
BY tie E-YECUTORS
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49,
DIED
ENQUIRER OFFICE,
PIcHMoWp, AUG USYla, 1873.
MEMORANDA -

C-Es
MEMORANDA.
Nothing should surprise us in this age of
Revolutions -Bonaparte no longer yields the
sceptre-Thc Duke o. Orleans is vaguely
reported to have been nominated King ~ the
Jacobns or Rev )utionlstS. -----1Before MIR.
Crawford left France, he was represented as
the most popular man ID the nation g & most
likely to obsain their SUPPORT
But he will not be favorite T7itiI ths Nd
iies-he is not in the direct line Of SUGGESTION
The breaks through the barrier which hede-
es round the Legitimate Prime cs--the princ5-
pie OF monarchy ; that ofhereditary success
sion.
A1er of sense would blush az RESTORING the
old King, King. Log he had best retire on his
two Capons day (see Id Nelson's Ietters)
1.-The Count d'Artos, his brother, & dictator.
is too great a.co~ard-he shrunk from head
ing his troops At Lyons, though Macdonald
so approximately urged him M y not the AL.
eIies persuade these TO retire voluntlrily,, and
wish the purple 10 rest OF the shoulder Of the
duke d'Angoulems
The Duke Of Oyleens ii the son cf the old
, Duke who was he brother Of ouis J6.
aud was g great q 'atbtin as TO ycle tor
his death
The young duke hs5 6ssa IN the Y S.-A
Yidcalobs aiIecdote is told o. bin & Of Volne7
al Winchester, Va.
Fe is ayoung man Of tslerte--!'Ihe follow
Ing are historical sketches cf bra.
the Duke Do Chartves commanded ~ refsre, AZ
e battle OF = mappsSOn to the Duke "a J,ears 81
Lieutenant Central in tie Prpnch Armies 4 f,er.
greatly distinguished hinscE See History. OF the
French revolution. by Siephers-.P ITO & IT2.
Ills brother, the Duke dc MontpcrsieY, was so IN
thc action. q
The Duke Dc Chartres IL the present Duke II
,Sriea"s-See Note to Page l72-thtn called ecu.
In that hattie Nc formed de-" Golurn og &C.
happe,' and suggested anh exec ltej = charge With
hHe 'syonets to which lhc success e The French is
pamodrirz in his Dispatch speaks Of Cie cool a..
] iOuf, = ut zen Gs,ite
Family. ~
ihe PnSe Of Chartres sgan COMMANDED ths cen
Fe the French army az lie battle o. NcVuf Gen,
Nu2e' Miranda, the left.
~ scaled young aud gallant Prince--P. ~.
ne accompanied Dumouriez " his fgat.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO Mn. JANIS HALL.
20; knowing the place Of yOar residence. I an
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tanned ia the abdication Of the Emperor Napoleon
would be aceeded to. ft..
We learn, tEst tie defeat Of Bonsparte
was know. AT NinSoivs, (and befor the news oil his
abdieation bad reached tliers.A Tire white ia wa,
hoisted at that psce, 2Jth lure siA the popuiac..
rose upon body of troops, ebo'. 1900, st.tioned
there, when 81 dreadful nasg3cre enxies many being
Killed ON both sides and the sffrsy had not wholly
subsidized when The Aboeliao sailed. The adjacent
country was in siuniar state oil tIinult-srl ndee,
all France vss m s,sfate of the gre-testfer.nent
Captain Wyer did notput into = braltar'; ard had
not heard OF The arrival (only by> repOre At Mar
sei'es) otCoin Deeators squady ia the Medterr;,-
F'f,eei sail OF Aset'cs cruisers were said TO BE
badly about the time o- sqias ron arrived in those
seaSl
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SEQ REWARD.

nUNAWAY from the Subscriber, living in Abe
. S,4rs'rie county, va about the 27th Of Jane las,
Il, miidlng all, slim and bright meIsto negro fellow,
abocs u % years Old by the name OF
MI 9IX.N, q
Had on, whfn he went away, black coat, svaistcoat
'"i psralpons and, = hemp shirt 1t is pfeJ,b'e &c
may chan,e his ci6tfng, he carried other el3,jes
wiz hr". He has been atopt two years IN M Nil
aud i'rs sced &c Miller FOR two years. win give
the Phove reward. with ali rsasonable cxrences Tor.
ic delivery 81 tie sAd Negro to me, or Ten dollars
If secured IN any iail, so that get him again
. August I2.-------.w4Up ROnEET PAGE
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By LIST NIGHTS Nail.


From the New-yorl Commercial Advert
ser.
NEw-YORB, August 3, 1915
LATE AJTD L.tiPORT.a.NT .N.EHiS
FROM EUROPE.
By Ehe,fbeiigo, at Bosfo,i, fro,n Narcotics.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Beston Gazene, Office, }.
49,. Sefurday, august 5,
The brig Abauino. capt. Wyer. has just arri-
we'd from E,e1sce ard brings Paris papers
70 tie 25d June They Contain
Official Accounts of the great oUerkhrc7 ~ of
the whole of the French ydrnty. on the 18Th
June with the loss Of all its cannon, bag
X gage aud stores.
Therspid fight 81 Bonaparte 70 Paris
rOf MS Abdicstion Of his Tlrone and its
acceptaton BY the Legislative Body:
Oh the choice Of Provisional Government Of
persons--snd
The Declaration of Marshal Ney, in the II.
\ Of Peers that the Allies woul5 r. ia PARIS
Z IN six or seven days and that their safe
+, " recured that they should make an irG 20
i tncdiatel application otbe Allied Powers
Z Tor Page
Eere follow such short details as the short
= Nme.We nave, viii permit vs. to trans
s.: late. y
FRENcH HOUSE or PEERS.
!. FgHHtNt IT. sESsIoN-JONE %, 1915.
\ M. bACEPEBE IN the Chair.
/, he Minister of she Inferiour demanded 70
speak in the name OF the Ftnps
Z, lie then read the follow -.ation of
TIE Emps ror, to wit.
= 1sccLayafi7H to tie French Pceaie.
FRENCHMEN
!. In commencing War to support the In
dependence If the Nation. calculated 40 on
the cooperation Of all the efforts and the
wishes of al the National Authorities.
had reason 20 hope. for success nd l.
have braved all the denunciatons OF the Pow
9r5 against me, Circumstances are changr
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RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, living near Hal
lax COURTHOUSE, Virginia, on the 9th d,v Of May
last,
DICK.
bright MuIatto Man, about twenty eight yeas old
upwards Of siX feet hSl shakes bis head when talk
ing he took with him green brosd-cotl- cnat AMI
one pair OF boctSthe balance of his clothing not re
membered. have no doubt hut that he has Obtain
ed pass since ts departure, two Eeqro Men who
aff about tl;e same time from the same neiob
horbood have - IN lately apPrehrhdtd ON their vay
sion.
The above reward will be given. and all reasonable
charges pad PHILIP YANCEY
Aug S.---lmo
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NOTICE.

Z " obeG.ehee C decree of the Superior Court Of
: Chs ,cery,f or Tire District Of Richmond bstscca
Hugh lil plaintiff, and Archer aid Others, dci.rl
sntss--lhe Subscribers, Commissioners ~ thai par
pose appointed, will, on Iri:y the s,h day Of Sep
TENDER next, at the Msnchcster Exchange . in the
tom of Manche sell IT Iu2jic Aucton tor cash
'op undivided nVety o. the Public Ware-house, IN
the said town, commonly called Trent WRrc-holse.
s'ngee 70 the deot due TO the COmmoawsgith. III.
81 Of the same pme aud place, one uDdiyfed inuie-
" optwo haifacre lots, known md, distinguished in
The r''n Of Tie said town, by No. 1856 4 So.f57-
NI'D, Nv" other holf acre lots IN tie said town
Nos. 50 g e.
EDU.7RLJ T.TRE.NT,
q tTgyJsT Vfgf-T a
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. IN CfrsdNCERP.
. N '0oochiand County Court, lf.h May, isi5

IN 'ooochiand County Court, leth May, isis
George w. Parish, PtT
Againsi,
Beila min W olie and Stephen Murrep hits.
NE Dcfcns mt Stephen Murrel, nos having en-
tered hs appearance and given security sscu ding Ia
The Act oil Assembly and the rules OF dis Court and
appearing to the satisfaction OF tie Court that he is
not an nhsbitant Of this State On the motion of The
PLintllf BY hs counsel, IL is ordered, That the said
9etenHaot MnTreii, do appear here the Sd Mon
u'f mOcoher neM, and answer the pitts. bill and
that copy ct this orier be forthwith inserted in some
Puoc NEWSPAPER published in the Cay of Iichmontl,
tor two ms nts successfully, and that another copy he
posted at tue front door othe Courthouse OF this Coun-
y.
ACoPy. Testc.
w. MILLER, C. &C.
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FI1ZWRYLS C.V.V7 4.WD POTTER
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, =

M EhiSuS IA NE.LA through the II. s.. vari-
1tA Gus parts OF G. RIitan, ireland and Canaa. d.
lusl'ated with Map
a compei Map Of tn. S,stc Of OHIO laid dn,rn
from actual survey bvT5n+t7sS Boa,ne-interest.o
ana necessary to pc: travelling u o,y nnv pr,nr
y IN that state. / hl Map can h, had elegantly
IN united On rollers or in portable forn,
- MILITARY, and ropos, 2phioal atlas of The United
o'aIes n,eli' tS the BIIs' as SESSIONS sisi FIariIa
he travellers Directory through the u. States.
Population, sc. V"''''
Fec p. hcoe also received,
>, MIRA, or THE HoLASDEns, Novel. by I,o,is
Buonaparts. -0''
, M.slc OF Wealth., by the aa,hor Of a Water ia
IiscIPLINE, BY the author cs:;selr CtntrAuI
Wy M@NSERiise, or Tn hsTRoLoGyn. by tbe
author OF Wayerly y '''
A feu'throush France, Switzerland, Savev. Gov.
fn.9py g Belgium, by L. B.Dcrrard, VI. p
Livery man his GVu Cate Doctor
ZIG RIMS OF III SIN, q I Oem hy : Ho,,o
Jug 2-------ep1 w&w,f
On .Iuesdsy last we were pr srnt AZ, and had q
snare Ia carrying on the eXanir atioa Of line FEM,Ir
nGApEmfs In this city, conducted by Mn OsyyA1p.-
ne AoenS Ladies acquitted the aset sin such mas.
hefaS To T'te ct agch credit On themselves fo, = ~
hp!ness AID sSnluy, aud sn theI eacher for his -
billy AID attention.
a sense OF justice and regard for the advancem nt
o, sound literature have drawn from us this statement
OF our opinion. -"N
JOHN BUCHANAN.
Holm D. RIA -
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'S3wII
FOR SALII-
VLTT az a. ii

WILL BE SOLD,
Z ths -9th day % august on the prcrnisss tb
" Ialua6te nm, OF the late capt Henry C,.n,t,
S1cd oi King x Queen. The Mil IL ON fhc mann osJ
Leading TO the court-horse of the asoie nj c,rt,
ABOUT nan mike iicrn tie river with reek ,ioni,-
up 10 The Eiill, admitting boats sufie sn,., 80,
4sSe Oh me -four mSGuiacturcd A. th. MIN III
louise - large and c0mmNlious 9Th two mir ~
4 Nrr ah' oue cologne Stoues boiling OTIS. q eorn.
!reaNcr' and an the necessary nlac,in.rv tor m.nu
Nc'atmg. lherearc large crops Of wheat. GENERALS,
matte m the ueiyihorloOd and fora pefso, sspos -
eh'er into that line Of bnsiicss, wotM fnd ,bis mr.
perry woftl ineir attention lts alro eal,,ablc q. =
ioi-Nn'-snd an excellent pac,. ssr r.iainr hoyg 90
the Cre e. likewise aiiouihs Tie Af :hereafs 10 nr
~ acres 81 excellent Lant and a hew boos, nsarle-
nHoied, which with small expence. would Le 90,
comfortable for snail family -
Will Bh SOLD, ar THE SASH r4Jrp rs rttek
IiDo Biactsmf,ts.
WIN the tools OF the Shop, Gone Of which, Il verv e
smith, The above MAJ AID Land msy be- ,,n,. -
sea ri private e1utrsct before tie day OF ssls' Tbs
NH and Land viii be sold fr ore bird In cash an6
me balance in Two eq6sl snuuG payments BonIs
anu approved 39curty, the honda to e.rrv ia. 49,
rom the date itnot puP atually paid ri. sn
casll.
Il is requested that eli indebted ~ H. 90.
MAXI h"me'iiate payment, and dose WI, nave ~
% bring their forward, that we may b. appri.efl =
debts, 70 make Arrangement for di.obsrsins M
THOS. GARRETT,
JAS. GARNETT. s EHccut
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!aA Mk. zSakI. !.
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

PoRT OF RIcHMoSD, VA.
ArriUed since our last. -! g
BRIG Wellington, MondeIl. Liverpool; Sei'rs PEI
sey, Robinson, Phil Co stellaton, Pearson do; Sally,
Bingham, Norfolk Friendship, Jones, Botincre T. x
port, Pouslsnd, Salem Plsntcr, Cod1inston, N YORK.
Shops Fair-Pay Freeman, do Union, Weldon do /;
inSrvsse, Oysor, Baltimore Westport, Dean, West
port.
Gle ARfD = HTig Cyolops, Bai'hwaite, Liver
pool Sclf-s. Eagle, Soo,, Philadelphia Betsey Ro
bnsou, do RGse in Bloom, SoIncrs, New-Ynrk
Sloobs Increase, Oysor, Boston Mercator, Sanders,
Warren Lhtle Jane, Price, I Philadelphia Excellent,
BsrstoV, New-York.
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Qslgrrr,;ry Rcyiefv, and the author of the
political article which l,as excited his indigna-
zion.
Allow me, sir, 10 reply, through the medi-
nm of the Coericr--a very few lines will suf-
fce--.hcrc can be no better means of making
my reply known in America and in this
country, as well as in that, it may be useful
to shew the exceeding Improperly OF attack
ing any man rs TIE author of an anonymous
qualifications, without the fullest proof that he
Is so. did not write the Critcisfp on lnchi-
quin's Letters and every body IN England
who knows the Quarterly Review, knows
that am NOT the Editor of it.
Had the American writer observed any kind
of dece;,cy ir his attack, would have address
ed private letter TO hin, through its publish
CT, requesti0g that be would publicly acknoN-
hedge his mistake, and thereby atone, as far
as he could, for ar unprovoked wrong. But
tie stylc and temper of his panips.ie,prec lude
II! oouytesy on my part; nor ebail co,,de-
.Seud to notice him farther than to express
hope that this letter may be copied into the A.
merican papers. A writerof his stamp would
probably neither have sufficient sense of hon
or to believe my disavowal, nor to maze it
public.
am, sir. yours with respect,
ROBT. SOUTHEY.
Kes7pick Jaae is, 1915.
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NO'FICE.-

A PETITION mil b. presented 10 tle rs.rt Gen
"A eut .4sFr'nbiy o. figirid, II dpa77 ~. l.07r.
a'ahorisi'ls I1lnbfke Roud from Ogre,fs Iavc,n
10 ltIhom y Tayl0''s nils, in Han.1 =, 0,,d aiso
10 tTeo,pordfeG ConpaRY,- to eJtv;Y t,e sad road
tron' 1GEior'S AfNs, foFfTie'fck'Sbarr.
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EDH,9RD FI.T'RE.NT.
8.QHDEL TfYLOR.
JOSiYH UOBSON.
CoRncit- Chamfe, ,
Richmond, J'tty q, 1875, {
ii f4IICE.

V47HE Commsndarts OF Artillery Co,nTor,ies yqtl,in
u uus Commonwealth, hereb@ i0rfed liz,
sue Of tleru rs have ARTILLERY mounted. are ~ air~d
and authorised BY IN advice ~ Council Of ne 81 a
March, 1913, 20 have goof ala Sufficient shelters g.
reeted' ~ some proper srHs.Or, vShin their r-yes
i've connues, 70 secure te,r 'r0D being oin. d BIZ
the wcather-Jr0vidcd tk8l the. expenee cfte -gp,e
shall not exceed the Howrg rates, VIZ For a
shelter 20 two pieces ofA ttlcty piii, Carg,, ,h
sum u fifteen dcaas aud io shelter 70 four PIECES
wan c'rrmFes .i'c Su6 q tweny d,lFss and thar
on presenting their secod,ts 20 the E 3sen,iys IT,.
partmcnt, d-y viii BE paid
July 81 ----1.--fc ~ 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-12

~ pursuance oil Decree OF tia. Sun.,.,,. 1,,-1 r
: Cnaheeiy, ior the RiehraOnd District pronouuceJ
the 2'th day of Jluary, 1915, in 2 eaa9e ~ re;r
Pen ing; o tween Geofye 9. Dudley, gomo!t. and
soners, appointed by the said decree, }I s =, p,,
ne auction, at King and Qgesn Court ouse, o. Mon
day the ilth day OF September next, fo re- IL a.
ney' that VALUABLE E5rATE, on whic6 lie
,ised to hin by the last viii and te,tam of
Dudley, decd situated ui KIN and Queen ,ounty
on Matsro"i River, mac thereof az ,giI Is
su''cent Iora'se the sum Of 100 witl iterest there
on after Tue Fse Oh SIX per oentun per snDun IN t
computed from the 26h day Of February. IS,o IN
tnc paymen and the costs Of The snid suit ia Chance
ry, "nn "a iIAe Ape ses attending the sid sale
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