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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-27
E.rtract from che Of the editors, no,o al
U'ashinston, da,ed yNay22.

{. For the information of Merchants
trading to New Orleans, it may be we'll
to state, that Barrataria has again become
a scene of pillage and smuggling; but
& e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the fact reach
ed government, and even before, orders
were given for the naval force, on that
station to lend its vigorous aid towards
the eifectual execution of the revenue
laws. These piratical ingrates. Who
have been once forgiven by the eyecu-
tiye-who in truth fought themselves into
favor, will assuredly receive a condign
punishment for the repetition of their ne
far;ous practices Bal. Fat.
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BILLS OF LADING.

1. Tnthe Bills of ladingis to be express
ed the natare and quantity Of Goods, and
the contents, weight, number or measure
ofcach package, bas, box, cask, hosshsad
&c.
81 the above is not specified in the
bill of lading, then an invoice must be at
tached to it, specifying the weight, number
or measure of every package, &c.
s All Clouds of which tie Bills of lad
ING or invoices are not in conformity to
the above regulations, are subject to a
double duty.
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For Rent for a Term of Years

THE valuable stand as Grocery Store.
now occupied by myself and the adioin-
ing House which can be conveniently
made to answer as one Store, situate on
Union-street next door to the corner OF
Prince-street-The situation is equal to
any as Grocery for which it has been
used number Of years. Its contiguity
to two of the best and most frequented
wharves in the Town renders it SECULAR
ly adapted to any kind Of business. For
terms apply to
Jacob Leap.
May 81. costs
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,,fbnrsty.--The officers then TOOK
sae, sue BIZ the arms, and requested
h his $ accompany them. He refuse
anp and resisted their efforts TO re- g
npse him. struggling aud kicking wit
move r;olepee. He was at length, how
sou ar, overpowered, and Lavender per-
ess' ';n, him put his hands towards M
ee eoast' he was leato believe he was not
P. tsoat fire arms.-This idea induced
wiz G,,@ as a measure Of precautlon,. te
hln IN his Iordsaip's pockets but he found
se atb;,r save fewloese papers, some
n0 F Z bottle contaiaing some chemical
sud sd and three or four pistol bullets;
As, In The snuff being pulled out, his
,slsb;, said. Z. That snuff. | candidly
i'. On - YOU that | intended to throw it
49, tie eyes ofady one that should at
IAN ta~ot to interrupt me-" His lordshir
~. .6aally conveyed out of the house.
.aJ IN reaehing the lobby he proceeded
ea;atly, but evidently laboring under con
s;dsraDie agitation, escorted by the OH
s ss.. into the palace yard, where a
sescb was called, and his lordship was
rsconducted 10 the kings bench prison,
and once more saiely lodged within it,
~,lls, He was placed in the strong
roa,a without fire, aud whilst there was
r;s;ted by MIR. Bennett, and Mr.. +. Will
h.abaa. who, with others of a committee
on.ointed to inquire into the state OF the
n mr. happened to be on the spot.
A variety OF reports are in circulation
hot we are assured that his lordship ha,,
not communicated to those about HIM
fartaer than as follows HE considered
himself an ill-used man; that he ought
NAT TO have been sent to PRISON; Coch-
r,,e Johnson had robbed him of 100000
s,athe went to the house of commons to
have the question agitated: ne;er had
tsaght of leaving England /; had
beea all the while in London.
The above statements of his Lordship
were answers to the questions put to him
b,t he declined. we understand, to en-
Ter into any narrative of the motives Of
b, ate conduct. It is strongly suspect
ed his lordship's mind has been affected
BY tire late proceeding, and that all bis
caadact oflate has been the result of in
sanity. He is at present confined IN a
stroas room in tie Kings bench pri-
500.
For some days past, the marshal of
the bench had, as we e informed, strong
reasons to believe that his lorlship IN
tended to re-enter his prison as secretly
as he broke out oft. Precautions, how
ever, were taken to Illustrate this inten-
ton. It is further said, that the police
officers were aware that his lordship was
in London, and had frequently been able
to trace him even within few yards
Of the place where he was supposed at
the time to be. 1t is reported that he
had written letter to the speaker. an
nouncilg that he would take his seat on
TuesdaN for the purpose OF moving an
impeachment.
Some conversation took place in the
house of commons on toe extraordinary
occurrence above detailed.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIII be sold, at public sale. at Sebastian
,SprinS, on SATURDAY, the 10th OF
June next,
l4O Acres Of Land,
AdioiEpg the residence of Mr.. George
Wise. TIE land binds on theroad lead
ing from Alexandria to Washington, and
extends to the river, including a marsh
of 10 acres, which has once been re-
claimed ard in cultivation. There is a
large and uncommonly fine SPRING on
this land. Terms of sale three, sE and
nine months credit.
CH. I. LOVE.
Muy 2G. dts
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ENTERED.
Ship Maria, Atkins, Roston.
- George, Kruger, from Liverpoci
cargo Dry Good, Crates, &c. to Messrs
Joseph Smith. & Sons.
- Pilgrim, Wheelwright. Norfolk
Schr. Friendship, Thompson. n. Y
Catch-me-if-y ou-can, Luce, Tho
maston.
CLEARED.
Schr. Resolution, Doan, Boston.
Ship William and Eliza: Clark, Am
sterdam.
Brig Caroline, Bliss, Oporto.
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States for roofing Houses.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Alexandria. Geo. Tow,
and Washington, that he is authorised II
contract for the delivering any quantit,
of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by Mr.
II. Carman. The following are the pri
ces -
For 10 and II in length. 8 dollars pei
square, roof measure.
For 10 and IS ditto, 9 dollars.
For IA, IL and 16 ditto, 10 dollers.
For II, IS and 10 ditto, II dollars.
For 90, 81 and 90 ditto, ls dollars.
For IS, "a and 26 ditto, IS dollars.
For % and so ditto, "a dollars.
The terms will be more fully statef
to any gentleman calling on the subscrib
er in King-street.
JOHN PARADISE.
Nav 27. 2aWtf
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Onondaga Salt Springs.

The superintendent reports a95,245
bushels Of salt manufactured and inspect
ed at the works in. the year 1914. The
duty to the state is three cents per bushel,
and the net profit, after paying all ex-
pences, including $4,000 for roads, was
S2,1O3 81 cents to the government.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, MAY 27.

Commercial Regulations in Russia.
Extract of Regulations respecting Import
by Sea.
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Lost or Mislaid.

A CERTIFICATE for two Shares
"A Marine Insurance Stock, numbers
5s66 and 5s67 transferred TO the subscri-
Der on the 9eth November 1910 byJames
H. Hooe. ESQ. Notice IS hereby s1sen'
That application will be made to TIE Ma :
rine Insurance Company, for a renewal y
said Certificate.
VIM. Hodgson.
May 81. ~
IRINT|NG
NEATLY ExEor- xv AT 1hAS
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May
Fresh Fruit.
gusr RECEIVED & FOR SALE
AT HIS STORE,

Lo,eer end Of Prince Street,
TNRESH. Lisbon Lemons by the box
or retail. Tammalinds, Filberts first
ouality.-ALsO. fresh Rice, clean
NortLern Flax, Goshen Cheese. fresh
Chocolate, Poland Starch, fresh Cloves,
Liverpool blown Salt by the sack or
smaller Quantities, first quality Cavendish
Tobacco. table Goldfish, and sundry other
articles in the Grocery line.
Abel Willis.
May o.. u.
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CAUTION.

ALL persons are cautioned against
trusting any of the crew of the Russian
ship George. as ] will not Fay any debts
OF their contracting.
E. KRUGER.
May %. at
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Gle by Auction.

sic by Auction -,
an Mursday next at lo'siock' W..
Esold the Wooden Building, are
y ocupied by John Dixon, situate o.
Poymac Strand adjoining Duke street :"
beremoyed within 10 daysfrom the sale'
4 +. G. Marste.ter
May 27.
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NOTICE
Notice.

ALL persons having FLOUR on sto.
rage with the tate firm of Esttts ard Co.
aoood, stored before last soacerng season,
are hereby notified to come forward by
the 18th day of !une next, ray tie stc-
rage and amount Of advance made. ard
remove tie sane: OF so much OF il viii be
sold as may be found necessary to de!lay
the charges due.
Mark Butts.
Grafton Ca.eooa.
May e5. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, September IS, 1915.

Those travellers through our country who. h.ya
tayoured the British public with the result of
Their reregrinatlons haveun,f1rmly exaggerated
our toibles and touched but slightly on our viz
tues--we mean Ashe, Weld, Jansonand Anacreon
hoore-the last named person particularly. after
having received the most hearty welcome. and in
FAVOR OF whom the most unremitted exertions
were made to render his residence anonrs+ ,,s
pleasant--has repaid the kindness with ingrati-
tude. 1t has renamed for William Goblet 70
give to Great Britain correct view our
country and government We are sorry to say
that the opposition prints of our country. WHEN
they no longer found Cobbett a Willing, aux,l;ar,
OF the British ministry in decrying our admins.
tration, vented their disappointment in abuse
when heretofore they had been accustomed TO
laud him to the skies
Cobbett came to this country pufFed up with
the notions OF British supremacy in ciyiI;zst;on
and government, which fill he heads of tbosa
EnSl sh coc:Ineys who land on our shores ont,,,st
ca WIN consignment ofScissors and Penknives
/, ne came here looking upon Us parcel of re.
pes, and let any person read the paper he pnb
ished IN this country, and he will be satisfied
that 1t was Cobbetts intention to unite us in in.
dlssoluble bonds with England-He n yitfeJ ~.
and returned TO the land ofhs nativity. s,,rcb,ro
ed with additional antipathies 10 are9,ibl ca, 60,
OF government, and supposing that he should an
JOY the same rights andprivileges undera Ieor't;.
ttS NuSIPli1 t4iaI he iisti under an American pre-
sldent HIS writings led him 10 an inbob;tanc,
OF one OF the cells ofNewgate- this afforded him
time for retiectlon-nothng enables a man 10 rea-
son more cody and collectedly than solitude
so it happened to Cobbett-lie was anshIeJ -
contrast the relative conduct ofthe two oo,-ero
ments-undlr one he had been ined .Oo3J, sfer.
ling and sentenced 70 confinement in NeTo.ate
Tor an offence which under the other would NOT
nave been thought worthy the interference Of.
Judicial tribunal. From this tine his nol;,;cai
salvation commenced, and however the Federal
prints may attempt 70 ridicule his pee g we arc
nee 70 confess our opinion, that they have been
Oh INFINITELY more service 10 the people Of This
country, than any or all of their publications.
we have seldom seen more interesting niece
than ais letter to the citizens of Albany. II con.
I e,llS many wholesome truths and should not he
kept from the people The hint given b,, b;,,,
that here viii be an attempt to cribc ns for hair
century should be constan ly kept in md =
we have the only free government on earth. and
with mistrIIst - 'u'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
by The President Of the United States nj
s4inerica,
PROCIANA TT0-r

w HEREAs Information has been receiv-
EDS mat sundry persons, citizens of the
Ohlted States, or residents within the
same, and especially within the state Of
Louisiana, are conspirine together, To he
GIN and set OH foot, provide. and prenare
the means for military expedition or on.
terprlze against the dominoDs of Spain,
with which the United States are happily
at peace that for this purpose thew are
collecting arms, military stores. nrovi-
sions, vessels, and other means are de.
ceivlng and seducing honest and we'll
meaning citizens to engage in their unIa,y-
iul enterprises are organizing. ofIiceriuo.
and armingthemselves for the same. con
trary to the laws in such cases made and
provided hare therefore MOughE ftto
issue ms my proclamation, warning and
enlolning all faithful citizens who have
been led, without due knowledge or cons;-
Iteration, to participate In the said unlaw-
iul enterprises, 20 withdraw from the same
without delay and commanding all per.
sons, whatever, engaged or concerned in
the sane, to cease all further proceedings
therein, as they will answer the contrary
at their peril. Ind kere6y enjoin and
require all officers. civil and military of
the United States, or Of any Of the states
or territories, all Judges, Justices. and
other officers Of the Peace, all Military Of
licers OF the army or navy of the United
states, and officers OF the militia, to be vi.
SIlant, each within his respective depart
ment, and according to his functions, in
searching out aud bringing to punishment,
all persons engaged or concerned in such
enterprises, in scizing and OBTAINING, sub
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13

France from the midst ofhis rcvels. Let us add
conclusive truth, but Ill adapted to confirm the
most preiudiced in his behalf With his v;o-
lence and his choler, the Duke of Berr is stamr-
81 besides with the peculiar seal of his family.
lie" weak and unsteady, and slight resistance
makes nm countermand the orders he has given
IN inc most harsh and imperous manner.
nese reflections are severe; but if they are
rIgldly true; it even they who have n leAria- to
that family cannot dispute them. If the mos, 5e,
ioiis adlerents have been forced more slan once
70 acknowledge in Their princes the fl,lngs we
nave Just exposed, what man of sense would es
Peuse Their cause What Frenchman has s,
slight friendship for his country as to wish the
establishment, as guardians of our laws, of
princes ben enemies ofliberty, or inadequate
10 oe'end 1t, even il thev could sacrifice invete-
rae Pte]ndices! II is iniquity in these princes,
!. Is lneNcusabe blindness in their partizans, to
draw a foreign war upon their country, for a
csusi winch is not that of the nation. But let
US ny speak of duties, or virtues, or love of
0ounuyi let us lay aside whatever obligation
ana respect these sacred names impose on gene
rous oosoms Let us speak to- the Bourbons and
'her partzans, of their interest only, the biJaifal
H'o6'ie OF human actions. will suppose what is
impossible, The WIS no prophet n the defeat of
the French people; with what eve would they
Dehoh princes mount the throne covered with
me blood that was shed by foreigners Would
aiis people be inclined to obey with alacrity, to
pow Their heads to the yoke imposed by force
no no; 1t would then be necessary to beg the
support OF the enemy's troops, to guard them for
a long time at the expense of nation which they
would hold IN subsection: this degradation could
not last; and if the French once broke out a.
gaihst their oppressors, what would be their ven
se'nce' II on the contrary, it were finally resol-
yea 10 send back the foreign troops what barri-
er, what mound could arrest the explosion of ma
tionai wrath The feeble hands which could no,
retain Their staggering authority for a moment,
wnen the nation seemed apPeased by the hopes
OF repose, could they govern tl,s iHundation Of
general rage There would happen a new revo-
luton, necessary, indispensable, terrible The
sceptre of the Bourbons would be broken again.
their family expelled, and Their pgrtizans expo
Sed to inevitable ruin MAY the Godsand France
forever prevent such mlseries Nav the. Bour.
oons be wise enough TO stu new storms bv re-
nouncing the silly desire to seize again their
power III the midst ofus.-( HHlaepeneleut.)
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VIRGINIA

Y AleTllNiA
.h Rple' hoifer IN the Clerks Office ef1s S,,se.
r'or Cm"tJ Chaacery .for the Ricimsad Lis.
frict, ne goth day Of Ji1ge 1915.
James Ierman, pJ,;,i0-
.1qGinst
Joh7 Ia,iefreg, and Hibiam u Wrea, and b,ra.
go GateS Hinton, s5oTiUi6q erecnfort sCJ.I,t
+. Prize, dec'd ''''''
ne ageHaa0t JohH PHngfrey MT h0oifg cptyrR
his oPbearanee and giUea ssr7ajf, occ,,,, =. ,t-
net u Assembg md the Ruies Of Cs,,.,
eHdH apPemTng by satisfactory e7fgpnre H.,
ne IS not an Rhg6aant Of his es,sBry ,, !.
ordered, Ibef f'e sud Defendant do tsj,eer III.
on Me brsi day Of the Heri term drd nng,esr
ne OIL 81 me piainfiEs anal Hat a'coby Of fIi,
e,9er be forfhrgith Inserted IN sore 5c,sssos.,,
b'6hsfediH te CiBof Richmond, for t.so Tsstis
steGe5S'geg and posied at che front dor eTfAs O..
p'f'5"@s said Ciiy.--A cam, Tsste,
Sept IS. - Ujo
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By LasT NIGHTS M.qIL.
Nrw-Yoax. Sent =.

NEw-YoRK, Sept. z.
By the Schooner Maria, Breyoort, in 81 DAVIS
rom liayre-de Grace, welearn verbally that a,oit
$4,000 OF the allied troops had gone into canton.
mems m the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Paris, in which
place every thing was tranquil
Areport prevailed at HavFe that the French
armies had maniested symptoms of hostility. thai
10 prevent junction Of two Of the French di.
VISIONS, $1,000 Prussians had been sent, who were
5eaIly annihllaed IN an action that took place.
300 Wagons were required to bring off tie
wounded only
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13

pIRGlAJg.
AT Rules holden in the Clerks oiFice of the Sal;
Peror Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District ,5ihe 26th day of June, 1915.
Frances Tabb and William b. Giles, adm,x and
admir- of John Tabb, decd, Pyan,ti6,.
- .!gainst
beverley Smith, admir- de 5oi,s nan with the WIN
annexed OF William Smith, deed, and Bever.
ley c. Slanard and Elizabeth his wife. Beyerlc,,
smith, Seigniora L. Smith, an infant. Edward
w Smith, an infant, and Nathan Anderson and
Siarlanna his Vile, which said Elizabeth Rev
eriey, Seignora II, Edward w. and Mar;snna.
are heirs ofthe sud William Smith, decd. and
john Mayo and James Scott, DrE.nAInts.
LIE defendants Nathan Anderson and Mari.
anna ms wife, not having entered their appear.
anee and giveo security according 10 the act of
asses Wy ard the rules of this court and il am.
peariny by satisfactory evidence, that thev are
not no, inhabitants of this country: Il Is oT;isrsL
! mat the said defendants do appear here ON the
nrst day OF the nextte ard answer The bin of
tne Plaintiffs; and that copy of This order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
m the city of Richmond, for two months sncces.
sNeiy and posted at The front door oe the canitoI
III the sad clty--A copy-Teste,
Sept Is. A'-''' 1'''' l. o. T.:
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7o n. EAtpr 49, .q,rnrn.

SIR-The iollowinl, plain statement of faots is
hsnded to YOU for publication, not with wish or
Tiew to occasion any irritation between the two
countries, and was it not for the circumstance of
capsizng the American flag upside down, and
endorsing my register when not bound to a
olockaded port, within 8 or miles of our own
coast. would pass it by in silence and Just place
! m the catalogue of the many civiEties we have
been IN the habit OF receiving from that country
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NOTICE.

' HVHE public are hereby cautioned from tr,d;n,
~ for or receiving BOND, executed by ihe
subscriber III favor Of Elisabeth Dyer, (who has
since married Bartlett Wdtqh,) as am determip.
cd not to settle u with any other person.
THOJ,qS PURDTE.
Amslia, Sept. 18th, vty
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HIRGLNLl.

VLR GTNL1.
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the ST.
Perior Court OF Chencery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day ofAug;ist, 1915.
Robert Pleasmts, Pla;y,,T
dgdia8
Samuel Coates, jr. and William Clew troJ;,--
under the firm OF Coates and Clew. mr.
The defendants not having entered them an
pearance and given security according T., IN, sr+
OF assembly and theru Of ia court. and {, ~
Pearlng by satisfactory evidence that they ne ,rt
inhabitants OF this country Il is ordered. Th,t
me said defendant do appear here on the FIRST
day of the next term aud ,swe, line aus,,i.,, ~,
OF the plaintiff; and tlIat a copy Of ths 9rd.- he
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
~ The ciyoi Richmond, for two months sncees.
sNeiy and posted az the front door Of the caoitol
m the SAID CITY Copy-Tes,e,
Sept 81 -. N-
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TRGLNL4

IIRGLNI4:
Al huses holden in the Clerks Office of tba S,-
Perior Court or Chancerv for the Richmond
District, the 26th day of June, 1915.
'oNh *yiot and Frances his wife. plaintiff,
AGAINST
DANIEL mel hawes' as administrator Tabitha Halves.
TgG - ana IN his own right, Josiah Leake'
William Miller, (clerk) William Miller ;,,'
NOR Thomas Miller, William Halves. Nancy
SuarieS, widow and relict ot'Nliiam ouarIes
ascd, James Halves, - Burton. W.Ilau,
ihacker William M Halves and Tab,fba r
ms VIE, Harrison Hughes and Mary q bis
WE, William BTton and Ann II b,s w;fs
Cnarles Burton and Elizabeth l. his w,fa Gil,
W Qnarles, William II. QuaTies. James r
N4sIes, Catharme b. Gua-les John A. Qusrles
ai,u - Ilces u Quarles, which said n .,ba r.
IaTy u. Ann IL. Elizabeth |. Sally " W,ll;.m
H. James 4. Cathar.ne d John 4 and F,eTgas
D. are children end d.slr .bu,ees az Ivliens
Quarles and Nancy his wife, who IS a 4 SIR I'M.
tee OF Tabltha Hawes, deed. DsGyltg,,,s
he defendants William NJ Halves and -T,bi-
,na L. ms whe, William Burton, and Ann n
ms "ne, ChaI les Burton and Ehzabsth I. his y,f.
oauy w QuAries, William II Quarles. lanes r,
elunfieS, Caharne =. QUares, John ousrles
ana Frances d. Qaarles. not having entered tbe;,s
'pPeafan &C and gwen security according tn the
lct OF assembly and The rules of this court and
- "PpeMhS ny Satisfactory evidence. that they
.e liot ihnADi,antS or TINS country II as ordered
!: 'H' the Said defendants do appear here on the
'irst cay OF the next term and answer the hin ri
the Piamtiiisi and that copy of this orIer he
'"rth~th inserted IN some newspaper DubI;sbaJ
M me CITY OF Richmond, fIr two months sncceS-
'Nely, and posted at the front dnor fthe c.n;,oi
III the sad ciy-A copy.-Teste.
Sept. i3. - - T. a H.
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F1RGIyrLl:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the sr.
Perlor Court Of Chancery for the Richmona
District, the 26th day ofJune, 1916
George rharpe, p,o;,,;6
Joseph Bother, fraRcis Smith, William Pace
Jesse L. Dupay, Lewis Mabry, John W Davis
. and Pleasant Akin, T)sr.,,s,,a D,'' 10
lie defendant Joseph Bother, not haymr en-.
.eleu ms appearance and gwen security accord
rIlS TO the act of assembly and the ru,es e ~.
court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
tnat ne is not am inhabtant of this country n i,
ordered That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and apsTer tic
Pul OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
Is n'5t~l nv inserted IN some newspaper pub
iished in the city of Richmond, for two rnonfb,
successlyeiy and posted at tie front door of the
capitol, in the said cty.--A copv.--Teste
Sept. Is. - o. D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
JAMES MONROE.
Secretary of State.

secretary Of State.
The Editors Of the Gazettes in which
the laws of the United States are publish
ed. will publish the above Proclamation.
Department Of State, Sept. Str, 1915