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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI
rerior Court of Chahcery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915.
William Lyme and William II. Hutchinson, exc
cutors of William Lyme the elder, decd, who
was the only acting executor of the testament
of John Lyme, decd and the said William
Lyme, formerly called William Lyme, just
or, deyisee, with the said William Lyme,
the elder, of the said John Lyme, deceas-
Cd and Edmund Lyme and Samuel Temple, de-
Sisees of the said William Lyme, the elder, de-
ceased, the said Samuel Temple being an IN
FAINT prosecutes by the said William III. Hutch
inson his next friend, PP6S.
.9gainst
George Jackson and WillSn Martin, executors
OF the testament ofHexekiah Davidson, deceas-
ed, William Raymond, William Mausley, and
Ann his wife, executriX of the said Hezekiah
Davidson, William G. Pendleton, Register of
the Land Office, and Margaret, Lucinda, Eli
2abeth, Ithamer, and Ann Davidson, infant
children of Hezekiah Davidson, deceased, by
the said William Maulsley, and Anne his wife,
their guardian, Dcfts.
THE defendants William AIansley, aid Ann
his wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court, aud it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an in
habitant of this country Ii is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the first day
OF the next tenn and answer the bill of the PLAIN
tii'si and thata copy of this order be forthwith
asserted IN some newspaper published in the City
OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
SAID CITY, Copy--Teste,
VIM. w. Hening, c. C..
August %. w8w
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VIRGINIA.:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office ftho G.,
peror Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915.
Edith Hutchins, Elizabeu, Ballard Wyy;lle R,..
eS.Nioss' ana Edward Avery, fiaiaties.
against
Fanaevan Leonard, and Susanna his wife who :
Administrative of William Gilbert. decesseJ =
and Joshua Moss, administrator OF Fdr,,n5
Moss, deceased, Dsf,n ,jt,',e''iu
THE Defendant Vantleyan .eo,.rl ,s.'II
entered his appearance and given securitv ac'
cortlng to the Act of Assembly and the Rs;IA, oF
tins Court, and it appearing by SATISFACTORY e,,;
aence mat ne is not an inliabitant of this coun
try; IS ordered That the said Defendant Jn
appear here on the first day of the newt term ~
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that a cony
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some ret:
paper published in the City Richmond, for two
OF the Capitol, in the said CITY. -'''' '''OF
ACopy-Teste.
VIM. w. Hep;no q ~
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September 2.
VIRGINIA.

NIKGINlA:
At Rules holden in the CLERKS Office of the SUI
perior Court of Chancerys tor Tie Richmond
District, the goth day of June 1915
orris Paine Piaiati6;
against
Samuel Coates Jr. Henry ]. Kennedy, Robert
Peasants, and John and William Miller Def's
The Defendants Samuel Coates Jr. and Henry
j. Kennedy, not having entered their appearance
and given security according % the Act of As
sembly and the Rules of this court, and it apear-
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not IN
habitants of this country: 1t is ordered, That the
sad Defendant do appear here on the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill of the Plain
TIT and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the CT
ty of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the font door the Capitol in the
said City.
A Copy.-Teste.
VA. w. uENING, C. C.
September .. wsw.
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Aug. ID.
yIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Su-
perior Court II Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915,
James Henderson adm'or de bO,iis non of Walter
Peter, decd. Plaiat,f.
Against
Isaac Edwards, Welden Edwards, Sally Edwards.
William Edwards and Rebecca Edwards. in
FAINT children and heirs of BENJAMIN Edwards,
decd, by Benjamin Williamson specially as
signed their guardian, and Isaac, Edwards,
Lunsiord Long, executor of Allen Jones, who
was executor of William Edwards, and WILL
am Starke and Susanna his wife DefPs.
The Sn6poenG al reUiUeRdun awarded in this
cause not having been returned executed on the
defendants Isaac Edwards, Weldon Edwards,
Sally Edwards, William Edwards, Rebecca Ed
wards, and Lunsford Long, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inlabt-
ants ot this country: II is ordered, That the said
Defendants do appear here on the first day of the
next term and shew cause ifany they can, against
the revival by the said process sought and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City ct Richmond,
Tor two months successfully and posted At the
front door of the Capitol in the said city.
Copy.--Teste.
WIN. w. EENING, C. C.
September 2. w8w.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

1T DVIIIJfINio M " hRiJ.
INSERTED from detachment Of he 81 nm,
BY Regiment, siatioHeIn Hummer coIgr,t. Sf1fe
If GHgiua, t'H.qRLES PHODES, s fSet kig6
10 yearS Of Gge, barn ia Orange C0,piiy, NJ O.
ha' lark eges, dark hair, dnrk coDibeTiou, and
1y t@ie haf'sr--had on 'oisn he deserted, HE
uniform. IL is Probable hs1giR seR his ,,yitsr9 t5e
fret oPbortnnity Whoevcr 7giR abfrc6end me sqi,f
Charles Riodes and deiiUer aim 20 ann oRccr IL, He
United Safes' army s6oH receivc the aJgre re.oa-A
and sH reasonable erpeAces.
JOHNr PE.NDLETOM
Lieut. 81 Rife Regf
Jifne % ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23

Nathaniel Smith and James Turner, Defs
THE Defendant James Turner not having en-.
tered his appearance and gwen security accord
inS to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this country IL is
ordeTed That the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely and posted at the front door of the Ca
pito in the said City.---A Copy.--T estc,
VIM. w. Hening, G. G.
August 26. y8w
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1T a Court Held for .QL5emdrle County the
Sd day Of Jniy, 1915.
William G. Garner, Complainant
.fgaiHSt
Solomon Stoddard and Chiles Brand,
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TTRGtNIf.
At RuleS holden in the Clerks Office of the s,,-
perior Court of ChanceIy for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, ISIS
George Watt, PiqiakE.
GrdiIiSt
William Shaw, Archibald Foster, and William
Dunn, and William Crawford, merchants and
partners acting under the firm of Crawford and
Dunn, Defendants.
The defendant William Shaw not having en-
tered his appearance and gwen security accor-
ding to the act OF assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant oftis country: IL ia
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
ON the first day of the next term and answer the
9ni OF ne plaintiff and tha, a copy of this or
der be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
capitol in the said City. ST., 500 -
copy-reste,
Sept. TO- wsw
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PIIiGLNLl
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe su.
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June 1915.
fi0Fa'io Wmn' PlEntiG:
against
William Caldwell, surviving executor of William,
PettypooL decd. and Miles Jordan, Deof8.
me subpoena al repivendin ct resbonds,..lnr,
awarded IN this cause, not having been returned
executed on the defendant William Caldwell. and
ne not having entered his appearance and given
security according to tie act of assembly and
she rules OF tins court, and it appearint, by salts
factory evidence that he is not an inhsb;tant oe.
th's country It is ordered that the sad deten-
dans do appear here on the first day of the next
term and shew cause, if any he can, against The
revfyal by the said process, sough... and answer
tne balls OF the plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
otthe capitol inthe said city.
a copy--reste,
WA. w. IIENING, C. C.
P'' ~ wSw
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VIRGINIA.:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI
perior Court of CLancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915
Neil McCoul, PlafrfiF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23

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WA. w. IIENING, C. C.
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VIRGINIA.:

Aug. 10.
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20 DOLLARS REWARD.

ES ANYWAY from this place on The 2lst March, a
He likely BL.4CK Roy, about 20 years of age a.
b0H feet 10 inches high he-rUas bred a tanner .1rf
zUaS IN the employment Of cdptns Ben. Tate oftns
place, zden he absconded. I bought him of Mrs.
Jphteof King Hf0m county, and IL is tro5G6le he is
7or1 IN that neighboLahoOd nil pay The a5eue nc
Toard 10 am perSon TDlo 7vH ever him to Mr.. Tate
IN this place forezOarn N cabtairs Of Jesses from
employing him, or from hGring him nboSrd their res
sets, under the pe,t.y Of being vigorously mr. yed
DAVID w D.
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HOUSE AND LANDS
FOR SALE,


4 The second Monday in May next being James
~ city County Court day, will ba sold ct the Raw
'eiSh Tavern, IN the city of Williamsburg:
one House and Lot the main street in said CITY.
net; = 80
One Tract of Land containing 100 acres, within
es OF ,he city, bounded by the lands of Messrs Ia
ir'lerro and Coleman; and
oRe tract OF Land in James City county, bordering
on creek leading into Chickahomony river containing
woe h"nIreu and seventy five acres, known by the
name of Fenton's tract bounded, by the Iands n, No.
res frewu and others In this last tract the dover of
u'e Wuo~ On the late John Fenton is reserved
IS deemed unnecessary to ssy any thing respecting
tne quality oil these lands, presenting persons desro,
OF purchasing viii view them ere the day of sale Sly
months credit will be allowed the purchasers, and bonds
VIII approved security and deed of trust in each case
Will be required. "'e
Mr. John Coke Of Williamsburg, will shew the house
ana TOT IN town, and give any necessary information 10
those VINO may enquire respecting the lands.
49,, GEO. WATT.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE
OF NETWORK.
FELLow-CITIzENs

w Hf1W-fORh.
FELLow-CITIzENs
Pursuant to the custom of
our predecessors, and in compliance with our
Individual feelings, your Representatives
beg leave to address you.
After short but desperate conflict the re-
cent pacification with Great Britain has re-
stored our country to the blessings of peace.
On this suspicious event, we reciprocate the
spontaneous congratulations of our fellow-ci-
tizens, and mlngle with theirs our illusions of
gratitude to the great Arbter of Nations
In such an era, with new page in the his
tory Of our country before us, it may not
be unuseful to take a short view of the eau.
ses of the war, its prominent events, and flu
ture consequences. More than any thing
else, since the revolutionary struggle, has it
tested the patriotism Of the American peo-
pie, unfoGed the resources of our countrv. &
developed those peculiar traits of national
character, by which we are destined to be
known and distinguished by the future hsto-
rian. 1t has also added a few characteristic
marks of discrimination to the two great po-
litcal parties which divide our country
and it will be for you TO determine, after
an impartial examination, which of them
shall hereafter receive your confidence and
support.
AS carly as 1872. the humiliating and dis
graceful practice of impressment had become
so frequent and alarming, that the cabinet
| OF President Washington, protested against
| 1t IN the strongest terms of Reproduction. In
| stead OF redress, the evil was Increased un-
| der the succeeding administrations of Adams,
| Jefferson and Madison the repeated repre-
sensations of our government were treated
! with cold, diplomatic Indifference, so that in
| 1912, more of our seamen were enslaved than
would have been sufficient to man those J.
merican vessels which have since humbled
the naval pride of Great Britain, & created
for themselves and their country, an imper-
| ishable name.
During the summer &.18O5, the ministry OF
Great Britain, jealous " our increasing pros
perity secretly adopted the dormant rule Of
1856, which rendered Illegal any commerce
carried on by neutral, with the colonies Of
a belligerent during war which was not per
mitted in time Of peace" Under tbis rule
without notice of its adoption, and in defiance
OF previous decisions of British sdmiralt,
courts, vessels ard cargoes of the unsuspect
ng American merchant, to an immense a.
mount, were suddenly seized, carried int
British ports, tried and Condemned as Lawful
prize.
On the 10th of May, 1906, the British gov
eminent issued a proclamation blockadine tn,
coast OF Germany, Holland and France, from
the Elbe 70 Brest, an extent of 700 miles. am
sulgccting to capture and condemnation ever
American vessel which should be destined 70
any intermediate port
by the orders in council Of Nov. 18th. 1907
| AL American vessels bound 20 France on he
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

EkEBf give notice to all whom it may concern,
that the books Of accounts and papers containin.
evidences Of debts due to He6ste g Uood have been
transferred to, and in possession Of this Subscribers
VINO alone are authorised to receive payment of all mo-
ney due to them All persons indebted to the said
nr' are earnestly entreated TO forward and adj
Just their accounts.
FREDERICK PLE9S.9.NTS.
HENRY T'OytfPKTJVS, Jr
JOIN j. TAILOR,
Trustees
April ,.
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S'FRAYED.
IS DOLLARS REWARD.
I'd ANYWAY from the subscriber on the . hit 9th
4 q, 25tb of March last,
TWO .APPRE.NrTICEc

IVO iFhEIN lICES,
by the names Of ALEXANDER HAMILTON
WOOD, 81 Leroy KEESEE, both of then, between
the ages ofI9 and 70 years, and both of them we'll
dressed in blue and black broad-coth domestic cloth,
&c. &c.
Wool is about feet inches high, slim, with
very thin yisage, high nose dark eyes & hair
keesee sabSut the same heighth of Wood, has fair
hair and skim and dark eyes, and considerably stoop
s'oudered. 1heyiwere both Indented to me- To learn
the art and trade Of Windsor Chair-Msking Turning.
&c. and have acquired pretty general knowIecie e
thereof Wood understands the art Of guiding and or
hamentaI painting tolerably well his time Of service
will be up in July, 1916 and Reesee's in Dec Of that
year. The above reward will be given, or $40 for
either and an additional sum of IS for every hun
dred miles they may be brought over two hundred
miles.
All persons whatever hereby cautioned against
harbourng, employing assisting them in any manner
or form whatever, the law will be executed with all
It's force on such offenders.
ROBERT McKIM.
April 10. 4w
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

FHNHE HOUSES and LOT at the Bowling Green
q belonging to the subscTIber--T'he dwelling house
contains four large and two small rooms anil Kitchen
adjoining, gardeners house, and well Of excellent
water, all enclosed in the hest manner, within three
eres Of highly marured garden ground to which may
be added, II required, nearly rs much more ground.
first Gardener may he also purchased or hired
with the place. For terms apply to
JOJJ.S' S.1TCHELL.
March II ---fF
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NOTICE

HE subscriber will not receive any more consien-
ments after the first aay OF Nav next-wben he
as possible -, n N0pp, GU"
ADriI Io--A NOisNi'.
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THE SURSI;RIRER

HAVING received information, to he relied on
that the Supreme Court of the United States
have unanimously decided the adjourned by the
CrcHii Court Of Virginia to that court in the case Of
Oliver Evans against Jordan e Morehead, in favor e
the plaintiff Evans, he takes this methoa n inform ali
Persous, who have used the inventions and improve
Inents ut the said Evans, which secured tn him by
his patent granted under the Of Congress passed in
January isOS without licence, that II they apply in
medately, the subscriber authorised to grant them
eenee for usng the said inventions and nproyerne
upon receiving the pateniee with interest and case
Of pending SUITS the costs and not to exact the DANA
ces given under the Patent avs
JOHN MOODY,
9GcB for Oliver EUans.
'pril to.--gt
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FOR SALE.

NETILL be Sold, on the first day Of Jtine neat,
w those 5ui,ta6ls MILLS adjoining the tozn of
Petersburg, commonly called Fleets or Campbell &
Wheeler'S Mills, and occupied by Mrs CanbbeR
Nth The Lend tere,1to a,nered about 900 acres, on
credit Of one, and three years. Notes payq6le
at either ofhe Banks in Petersburg, Nth abprouel
endorsers z'aH Be required Of the purchasers Should
rhe Mills not be sold they zOia be offered on Lease
for term Of years.
FR.Q.NCES T.qBB, 5y her agcnts
y. Randolph, Thos. Ta55.
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WESIUYER FOH S.9L y

WESIUYER FOR SALE.
Thursday, ne FIRST day Of J,ne meet, .sR
, 80 enp',s 10 pbsc sale on fhe Premises tbs most
are oy az, H,snr1ey, npsoa,'ols eff
1000 ACRES OFLkND,
~ me s-dcs--Jhree hundred of (which are ,,eo,zo,,
ana ae residue high lands. The nea.io,v ,pas once
reclaimed, and Produced most astowsLin.. erofS IF
I% a4y, ana teoacea The major part ohe high
ld IS eg"al Jnot SUPERIOR 10 any hi,adon efher SIDE
q me rter. befrueen Riciunsnd a,ad .NorfoK There
Promising crop q rv'ieaf, ,so1v ero1uscr ON ne
same afix grazing farm, and aclanra6Iy a.
.ea 20 me culture Of corn and small gram TIE
'nnpro.ennsn's on n are extensive and ekgunt The
no"iston mousse, IS OF brick, and large and comma
dens oetng sirty-fo1r' feet 5s fort,,-f1ro and Is
s'o,y Msh On each floor are .fouy good rooms and
'1,Se passage, 0ndn Ico,id be hdznr.L,g ,,icb
70 add fhafisis the 6esf rshed house u, Vlrsu;n =
ne oar houses are numerous and nearL All of6rlch
:! Is nor oehe1ed, that any person could 1isF an ab
, -" o'a.nhg bssros an ice-iouse, there is rrn6
",osl deaghtfn reafer zrgtdis fezc yards of IRE
S7fchen. The garden is a most crceEenf nm, and
,'e1 enclosed with brick .eaH In 6act here are To
S Se nta az ne neeessa,1es and most ehe r7u4es Of
eye , ,e aeas, ;aHd f1'vt throughout the 7tole sea
SOn, ulc jlSh or the year round, besides feQrent and
sD,t T opportunities Of getting oysters n, the
shell, from the rraterS 5elo1v added TO N;s ,5 blc
rs , re,"a ,n heahA II lies Immediately on james
distant from R.ehno,,d, tsvrity re miles. from Pe,s,s
o":e, tffeem and from Norjok eiehtu. There is m,
excellent hndirg for The delivery of brod,.c, ,;t5, m
n,aieea yards Of one cfthe barns In short, Westo
1vr IS nearly tauess, and is often spoken ofas bei,,
atnlosf paradise on earth. One fourth 6a,r of ne
P,chaSe money nil be required in cash. and for Me
oaiance 1Dam interest from III. time Of my naiine he
coeeyance, credit Of trcelye months 1gN be ,.,.rS
a,no. Me purchasers siDi,g deed of trass o., the
mil sell pubkch. '"''e ''0'1ns,
A FEW VALUABLE NEGROES
For these, bonds .viti atsroyed sec,ny,;.s
CURED before their remedial ''' oe re-
RICHARD IT. BYRD er'or. of
H.s,o,.. ,,...o ~ I'm. Byrd, decd
The Editors Of the Federal Teou5Ec,, |c.o,..
to19n and The United States Ca=etts, (PIiSasSsl.
Pnad are requested TO insert the Adore ,tntl Ie S,
q sac and t0r1rcrd their accounts TO his oce for ST.,
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OLD FLOUR AZ .aUCTJO.N

IN IhursdaSthe eth inst. will be sold positively
without reserve, about 5000 barrels of Old Flour,
generally Of good quality, lying at the King Wllism
Mills; and, on the following Saturday about 1000 bbs
Flour, lying at the Piping Tree l-ier7us, and re
months credit Tor all sums over, $50, bonds with an
will be required for all sums under geo, The above
property is sold by virtue of deed Of trust from Web
1ter and Wood. to the payment of cers;n .ns
OF money therein mentioned
me sale will take place on the premses, and COM
mence at IL o'clock $50 ~
FRED. PLEASANT Z,
H5aEnNMRYYT1o!.M13166IRNs,jr ( Trustees.
The above Flour will be contracted for privately nra
vIous to ne Gay sae-s'ouIu a'y gei,smen wish
purchase, they will apply to the Subscribers, residing
In Richmond
April IS tbs
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commissioners Office, CRY ofWashingfon. )
THE COMMISSIONEP3SSi ''

InE COMMISSIONER
4 troiNTED by the President of the United
~ states, for carrying into execution. the ac,
OF congress lately passed, entitled can nc, mo
nmg appropr'ations for prpairing or rebuilding the
pubic buildings within che City of Washington are
resoy TO receive proposals for supplying the materi
aus, which will be necessary for repairino and re-
tive oIiicea : y "''" '-"ecu-
nthe present state ofincpient preparation II is i'm.
Possp'e Tor me Commissioners 10 ascertain particular
W, the probable quantity description of matcriaIs
winch Will be Immediately wanted. Large oua,t,e.
o! 'reestone bricks, lime, sand, nails plank oak and
pine TIMBER, will be contracted for so son, "a rho
proper bills u estimates furnished bv the agents r
the board, VINO will be Immediately appointed IN an.
Perintend the works, under their direction Tn the
mean .ine' may not be improper, for those who are
wiling to contract for the surr. e materials 10 off,
their proposals Immediately, describing par uIa,Jv
the quantity, quality, and dimensions of the pIant
seanthns, and timber they can furnish
n large number OF Mechanics of the following, d.
cr'Puons VINO are good and faithful workmen will he
wanted from all parts of the United States tbey NAV
calculate on good wages, and constant employ:
Juners.
Stone Cutters.
Bricklayers, and
Stohe-Masons
AS well as superintendent of experience, end cbo-
racter to overlook and the faithful perforranc
81 tite work, IN each branch. A considerable nunhor
OF iaooureIs will be immediately EMPLOYED
applications to he he made, either by letter (nos,
paidl or in person the board or either of tho 49,
bers thereof, at their Office, in the present Cann, r
the United States O"p'o' o'
JOHN p. VAN NESS.
RICHARD b. LEE,
L. RINGGOLD
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~ OTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN-7HaT al

e OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN-THaf al
= hersons oqU'ing Or hokdH.!g in trlsk, tar
able Property IN tie CoyhoTotfon al Gin of
Richmond subjrct to The direct tar ofthe u
States, are required 10 make orr and hand IN
their list ofthe same 70 the Su5gc1fber imrie-
diatety-fhe time limited bV Ld7v far ,nakfng
out the general returns, bring 50 Uery sho,T,
f,ersors are earnestty rcguesfed 10 attend
TTonfitiV 10 Hfs notice. lest they incur the he-
nokty Of 100 dollars, fer faiijng 10 gfpe in
their list egreeabie 10 ia7o--I list ofTeaia and
fierso1Gt Iro1ierfy' must be returned SEPARATE
and distinct from the furniture and match
Hst-Iorns may be hid ar me diftrent t,Jin-
tug offices IN Hiis cifV--The list ntugt be- in
cvery instance sU5scriIed by the o5yner of
flrofieJfy, Or the ferso1. giUi7g IN me list.
JAS. &. ANTHONY,
Rsses'or far The Cig of JIiel1sad
kpril 15--lt