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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Sale by Auction.

ON "Wednesday the 10th inst. at III
o'clock. will be sold at our Auction
Warehouse, on King Street.
A variety of Dry Goods,
VIZ:
CLOTHS and Cassimeres
BombaZetts
Calicoes
Cambrics
Null Muslins
Fancy do.
Madras Handkerchiefs
Sewing Silk
White and colored shaw}s
Colored ard black Galioons
White Jeans
Silk Hats
Ladies Shoes, &c. SC.
90 barrels Shad and Herrings
Il few boxes Prunes.
GRIFFITH x BRAWNER,
.aactioaeers.
August IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Ba'lqtia of TIE S0th of Iae.

The last accounts rendered by the
ni3iistes Of war give yle fsllowins de-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Sitting ef Jane so.

Bulletin which follow
Mr.. PREs1DENT-l have the honor to
transmit to YOU the Bulletin Of the situa-
ton Of the army Oh the 50th Of June.
The enemy's army is advanced within
sight Of the capital, Toarrest his march
all the corps of the army OF the Nortt
have been ordered to unite in the line OF
'defence which protects Paris. This u
'nion is effected. The army is reorgan-
lied, and occupies all the positions.
The army is animated with the best
spirit it's devotedness to the country
lis equal to its valor.
Accept, pray you Mr.. President the
homage Of my highest consideration.
TSianed1 Duke of CIR AlVIO.
July 1.-The president read a neg
|sase. FROM the Provisional Government
las follows:
PARIS June so.
Mr.. Pr5sident.-The government has
received at this instant and hastens tc
communicate to tie House, lst, a des-
patch addressed Oh TIE 29th of June trom
CRANBERRY, by Marshal the Duke of A.
bufera, to the Minister o. War, aud
transmitted from Lyons this way by te-
Iegraph; Cd a despatch from Lieut.. la
marquis, dated at Choliet the 2Sth Of this
month.
Accept &c.
Duke of OTRANTo,
President OF the Provisional Government:
Telesraphic Despatch transmitted from
Lyons, June SO, 1915.
CRANBERRY, June 20
The Duke of .qibafera to his EaceitsneY
TIE Minister 81 Var.
On the 9th, the Aastrians attacked
the whole line. They we're rep,ised al
ter loss Of $50 zen, Killed, wounded
and prisoners. Iattempted, without sue
cess, an armistrce with General i}ubna.
On the 2sth, the enemy attacked Con-
|nans and Aiguehele. lie lost iaeo re'
and we made SOC prisoners. Az Eo''r
latter renewed tie proposition forai AZ
|mistice, which he has accepted, iy tins
|armistice [ have consented to fe-enter
|the limits of the treaty OF Fans.
Esi.ned Duke of ALEuFERA.
|Continuation Of the telegraph de, pate
of the Duke OF Aloulera, oi The sane
dase.
sent at Ike same tine a flag oft'ace
ito Gen. rrimoEt near Geneva. lie re-
Piled, that animated with desire .,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-08

disaHce,on crushed, confidence rcstored,you
country saved from conquest, your property
from piIlagc, your wives and daughters ftoA
insult and vioasion--she union preserved
from dismemberment, and perhaps pcriod
put by ssis decisive stroke TO bloody and
savage wars These, my brave friends; ar6
the consequences oi the ctfosts you have rnadcs
and the success with which they haee been
crowned by Heaven.
These important results have been efiecicd
by the united courage and perseverance, Of tho
army which tho difeten, corps as well a.
the individuals that compos il, hate We'd
With each other in theis exer,ions 10 prouucs;
The gratitude, the admiration OF theit eouns
Try, offers tsirer reward than that which any
praises OF the general can bessow. and lhd
oeat j. ,hs. Of which ,hry can never b6 de-
p'ivcd, the consciousnes IS Of having done their
duty, and Of me'i,ing The applause they VIII
ncrelvc. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-08
From tie Louisiond Gazette.
ADDRESS

Directed BY Maj Gen. JACKSON to be read at the
head Of each Of the corps composing the line be-
low Ncw-Orleans, January 81, 1878
CfHxens and Feiiow Soldiers,
The enc my has rctrested, and your general
has now leisure to proclaim to the world what
he has noticed with admiration aid pride
your undan,ed courage, your patriotism, and
patience under hardships snt fatIgues. Ma
tivcs Of different states acting together for the
6rst time in the camp--diffesing in habits
and in Isnguage, instead of viewing 10 these
circumstances the germ of disrust and divis-
ion, you have made them the source of IN
honorable emulation, aud from ibe seeds OF
discord itself have reapcd the f,uits OF an non.
or bic union. This day completes the fourth
week since fifteen hundred II you attacked
treble your rumber of men who had boas,ed
Of their discipline, aud their services under
celebrated leader in long and eventual var
attacked them ~ their camp the moment
they hid profaned tho soii Of freedom win
their hostile tread, and inflicted blow woieh
was a prelude to the final result Of thsir at
temp, 10 conquer, or their poor contr;ysnces
10 divide Us. A few houfs was sufi-isnt TO
unite the gallant band, ,boogh ss the moment
they received the welcome order to march
they we're separated many lesyuss 10 differ
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Ns4v Olleons Cel. 5rQiloI

A letter from New Olsans, Of 27,a Jan.
thus notices the public feeling, expressed on
their deliveranec from the invasion Of the
enemy :
On Tuesday we celebrated in a. specdid MAJ
ner possible, victory and The defeat of the
cmy, by the performance Of the Catholic religious
rrmony Of Te Deum, at which General Jackson as
sisted; and procession of ladies bonored him with
triumphal arch erected in the square, in front Of
the church, through which he had 10 pass in his way
TO the city, where he received by the city voIu.
teef corps and eighteen virgins, representing the 18
States; and, in passing through the arch. he was
crowned by two infants representing the goddesses
of Liberty and Justice The remainder Of the day
spent in hilarity; and in the evening an iIlumi
nation and public ball took place"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-08
hon. SAMUEL DEXTER, ESQ.
For GovERNoR--and rae
HON. WILLIAM GRAY, ESQ.
For LIEUT.. GovERNoR /,


and to recommend them 10 fellow Citizens ~
deserving their confidence and support The talents,
integrity and rcspectabity of these gentlemen require
no continent cuogy Suffice it to say, that times
OF rrkness, danger and dismay, they STOOD forth
the defenders of their coantrys cause, md the effo
OF fason and rs sbellion With propc exerilons,
we have no doubt of their election. and we hop,
and believe that such a Governor and II. Governor
will retrieve the reputation of this Commonwealth
Hither'o we have struggled with many disadvan-
tages. While many Of friends were absent,
fighting ,he battles of their country, while others
in,imidsyed Ivy he dangers Of protracted war,
our opposers have remained at home. fomentng dis.
cord. and eiecting d'sorganizers But now ourpros.
pect is bright, and our duty plain Let us, then,
with zeal and spirit, join in support Of those prnci-
pies which have sisnaiiy trigmphsd. Let e.
vince our attachment Republican Government
by Irving from our councils its prcjessed enemies
d When VIC approach the polls, let u, emember who
are tue men who have aided foreisn enemy to de-
siroy rght Of suffrage, and subject us 10 a nsas
Ter. And above all, lie, keep constantly in view
the wonderful interposition of an ALMIGHTY,
FRtssD. TO save Us ON subjugation, and guide US
to Vfcrony. GLORY and PEACE
BENJAMIN GREENE, PresideUs
ALBION X. PtRRIs. secrerast
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At this time and under these circumstances. you
called upon to select your eahdida,es for Govern
and Lieutenant Governor II IS not SO much
question of ot principle.
The orders in council and impressmsnt have ceas-
ed and the su!ferngs Of the enem, in this war are
better pledge against their revival, than the nest
defni.e and explicit relinquVhment on parchment
The losses Of Great Bsiisn in officers, men, and
commerce. are incalcuabIs We need no better Sc
cuii,yf for Free Trade and SaorsS Rights, than that
we are able and willing to defend ,heHA
This war has shded If possible. more 1orous'y
than that or and the opposition have
been more active and undsguised thsnlh :orsss.and
with much less eatuse But their prophecies have
been fasifed, the: exertions defeated their hopes
disappointed and their prospects blasted
This is proud day for Republicans. For-ign and
domestic enemies vanqushed. and the world applaud.
ing valor and patriotism Let us, then, be true
to onrssfrrs-Let no British councils disgrace this
Commonwealth Discard the men who have hung
Ike milestone about our uecks, aud supply their
places by those who, in the midst OF malignsnt
faction, have boldly dared to defend American honor
and American rights.
Massachusetts, though degraded, may yet be re-
deemed Letno one say her cause is hopeless The
disorder is radical but has been caused by bad
management Political quacks and mounlebarks
practised upon her, until her constitution was i'm
panied and her situation alarming But let her dis
miss those unskiful and infatuated men, who were
seeking their own prof, at her expense, and she VIII
rise, refreshed, restored and inpigorGied
Your present Chief Magistrate has experienced
two wars with Great. Brain In the former, his an
tipaihy against the mother country" was not over
s,rong in the latter he has been most explicit Has
hin any instance jus fled his couniry, or condemn
Ell The ene,n, IL is moi recolleced that he has even
doubted the rectitude Of intention, or Of
conduct of his countrys foe. We forbear 10 s'qure
his mot,res-Possby in his dotcge, he may have been
deceived by .vminded advisers: II so, animadver-
sion would be- unfair
To cure the disorder of the State. TO wipe off the
stain of dsaHeotion the Union, and prediis ction
for Engand..nd to raise Massachusetts that proud
emnence which she once occupied, it is iadsspensa.
6te that the first and second magistrates shoulu b.
changed The Republicans have discussed md con-
sdered this subject with all the attention which its
magnitude deman~s, ard at large and respectable
meeting from all parts Of the Common wealth, it A.s
ANONYMOUSLY greed to support the
hon. SAMUEL DEXTER, ESQ.
For GoYBRNoR-Gnd fhf
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The English bfig AtIiiII. of 8 suns, from PstfSS
(Meditcrrsncsn) for London, cargo currsnts. cap
iured Nov. lo, by the pr. Lawrence, ar. in France
S6 day, afterwards.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-11

Harden Babe-, Col. Thomas Baiio~. Wood
shift Bailey, lessee Bramble, Capt, Thomas
Brooks, Martin 6al.er
C-Capt. NJ. Cary 5, Re. L. Coleman. Jas
V. Clark =, Edward Chambers. Willis Cham
bers, James Cannon, Jas. c, Coleman, Car
land a. Crens'law, 1t. II. Crawford, Capt.
Adam Coleman, 1t Isaac Curd
D-Wison c. Dawson, Francis B. DonneI.
John Dickinson, 1T. Henry Dawson. LEROY
2. Dangcrheld. Geo. L. Dcnkarl, Joseph
Deane, Jeremiah Dallons
E-Capt. Robert Erven 9, Philip Yvir,
"a. Leonard Ergabirght.
Capt. VIVA. Frul;int', NLoses rray,er
IT. VIM. Freel, John Francis, yohn Forl.us
DaYid Fowler, Elarn Farmer, tVm. Free
man, VILLAIN n. Farley, Col. John S. Far
rar.
G-Lieutenant George Graf1atafF, Thomas
J-Burton Ieif.ics. Meredith Jones. Major
Samuel Jones, David James, Benz. Jones,
3ohn Jackson, Joseph Jennings. Meridith
JeGries, lohn Jones.
S-Richard Hide, frances II. fTooe. II.
John Henderson, Ambrose Hill, Marsh n
h,ckerson, Richard Harry, Spenc er Ecskitt.
John Hicks, Daniel lIarstock, JOHN Hun
K-5aoob Kice, Tame. Kirkman, Samuel
Kennerlcy, rimothy Kim5all.
$3.50 -. -@A~ANf 1@Eili y 4-tiLleul, mi
up Lindsay, Andrew Laprade, peter Low
rey, Adam Leonard.
M-Cherley Miller, yohn S M4rrow. las.
Mccullough, Maj. VIM. Minefee 9, William
Moorelani. William Mason. Capt. John
Morgan, William Marsh ., John Maslev.
John Meanley, James Morris. Lieut.. John
Myers ?, Edward Morris, Jeffrey Nfa,1er.
~ ...ieut. Wilson Nic,.olss, John North.
VIM Newcum
Flames Penn. John Philipz, WIN. Pit
nam, Capt. John Pollack, Charles Price.
Edward Price, Capt. Josiah Peanick, John
H-Ssmuel Ragland. Pascal Roberts, John
kiiea, David Roads2 Samuel Rudder' John
Russell, Capt. Thos. !. Robertson.
st. Fl. Sandrige, Wilson j., Savage. Sa-
muel Sage, Greed Stin r.. Sanders. Reu
ben Suite, 1t. Robert Scott Z, las. Stanlev
4" A. Sandige, w. p. Smoct
Capt. Isaac Tinsley 8, Ii Thos. Trent
WIN. b Tribue. John P. Thompson, Csptsin
Geo. Turner, Richard Toney, is. Thompson,
john Tsrrctt.
W-Thomss \Voo.le,n. yohn Walker.
John WoIch, John H. Wright 2, Henry VII.
flames Vaphice,
Y--Edward Yates.
Har. 70 U6XEE. Ser. p. M
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RIO. PORTERFIFLD,
Brig Con-
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
PowHArAx COUNTY. Lan. u

Dear ST., - y ' y = '4''' -
observe in your paper Of the
18th inst. an account of disorder Of a very
alarming nature which has Of late ragged with
violence InsOu1e OF the counties in the North
ern neck have also been lately Informed
that the same Disorder has lately prevailed in
some Of the lower counties on the south side OF
James RIVER Prom the description given of
me thse3 s. aGd the conclusions drawn by
suniry Physicians, am inclined to think
t5at Il what is called the pu7rid sore
throat, (or putrid Quinsey,) for the cure of
winch have sent you enclosed . receipt,
"hr ii properly administered will csfectual-
FLccecd IN ne cure 81 that fatal disorder.
1 ]. We .or number Of years past Witnessed
the grett esf"a-y OF this valuable medicine
IN the cure OF that horrid compI int, where
she art comment Phvsici us and all other
remedies lroVed ineiectuo indeed have
neVcr>kLCW1 ui "a 'nstat ce wherein il has
iadItd to succeel ~ the cure Of that disorder
where Il WAS tuii.ist in tue, and the
patient properly attcnded In. Knowing the
efficacy q this reUedy, and impressed with
a belief thai numbers ofmy suffering fellow
Citizens. who may be victims tn that hortid
complaint, may derive beneh; from i, I re-
commend It 10 the public, hoping from your
friendly disposition, ven viii publish it in vour
-
ot tue public viii be your best reward.
ASUBSCRlBER.
4 sovereign remedy fer The hu,yid sore
WT11f, VHiBary caGied ts foffen Qu1t-
Scu.
Iskeof bluestone and sllur,. penny
weight each, beat them 10 a hnc powder.
put Them ~ ph.al, to which add d gill Of
good aPpie vinegar, shake the phial until
those mineral substances are well dissolved
attzr PnSch put therein IN hcaping tea spoon
tnI. q Stacked oyster shell lime, shake the
phIa' AND Wheu the fermentation subsidies. set
tae IniaI away for the lime 10 settle, and in
- OF 20 mi 4iites it VIII be fit for use The
manner OF application is as follows make a
lict!e mop by wrapping < os1finiug piece of
nne soft l'hnen rag around the end Of a
smooth sti-&, press down the patients tongue
viii the hsnOlo OF 2 common thbla spoon, dip
th,s MOP o. the lqpCr, and with IT, gently rub
OF tnc "hi,e or yel'owish coat OF matter that
vii natnraiy c2tacr On the ulcers that viii
apr az ln tle throat about the palate. lt H,c
2 aorce r. be- violent, t1is operation should be-
epc3ted every tnrec or fonr hours. Care
'Gusl be 'aNen 30 not brusing tie parts at
iecte .i, pad % clean the ulcers OF tie matter,
cte' SITTER each Washing, tse patient should
sa gle "f.h ALue honey mixed wiki finely
-" ..er white giuger.--oY MPTOMS Of
-hc d'ot- disease, archie patient is FIRST
.@h e. vita fever, AVID an Inflammation and
'"ehiS )' ihe i-oat. iu q short .ins white
'PfcE' ~ matter vii appear ou tJc liberated
'ff's winch d iscted, VII tGrn 20 tel-
"' '7 .eHion, and lastly yin assume "a
idfa'ss rp-artnec. irFhich last case dan
er may be aFrfeacudla
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JAMES MADISON.
FOn SALE

4 exchange, Tor property aeor or in Pe,ersbnrp
iyDri.iu.s R;cS.nor,, ar E,rfr, -, 80:
ro@nnaS Plantation. Of l2i5 aures los acr.s Il, y
a'e bottom, anil 81 this a. an .sirnd mo.
,sc 70 no ls'l on tc river o:tlc whole tact ne.,
acres are uneseared-lt 5 among ;he most, yau,.
be tracts ~ the conrtgy, ard 10 peson ,,;sh,n :,
engage In the milling ba-iness inferio to no coNr.
t'uSon ia the states 2 aid raereien. rn:l a,-.
,o" erecting with water Sufficient 70. every purpose ~
you'd eXeanBe sbeve. q cell, aui give six nav.
mems, Every thing "oressas; 20 settle tic raoe can
1 'a with 1t, and in.ue'iac possession had Il requi
APply % nurnon * Lewis, Manchester or the ..l,.
~ Holm r. LUCAS.
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- SIIHSCl-HIi- = ~

; NFoRNlS tts ptb!ic and those who NAV l.. l.-,,z.
Z ed 70 employ Kim, i4; le oonuenc.d ,esch,r,-jr
Tie Washington Henry Academy IN Nanoyer couT,v.
Yen mics from Rcanond, On MONDAY, ihe irh i,s,
re tsaches the FL slah, Latin and Greek lareuge.
Ar,thmetci Geography, with lie Use If lie. (;;of,,s
80 ne prachca! branches OF the AIgther.;tieE
i7ere Will DC vacation OF n,or;h il the s,runs-
S'u inother IN 'yiutr 'afors each yseat;co. ,her,
~''i ne p"uc eXaninsti9nol the SSu,er,e 20 ysiuh
e trustees and parents riS s,,ardis ut Tie si,4r,..
ala'i b invited The Seminar is under the iirger,
I'D patroase Of = bosrd q Tus,ces colnr,as4l ~
Seol'sEaeh q enlightened .ainis, Who are senst.e u
tue i,nporIanee asa! vaiuecf so0! e<ucaton ,ri VII
pay iae attention TO he sel!sre and advancement "a,
the lnftitnoR The situation is rernsrl liv hea,nv
a"d pleasant IA polite aegitoihoot, v}c,1 a5sr,,.a.
insT be nan o" res.rl.,all,s ts.;:.= RE t-s.,,, =
axe as 'nsny borders as he accon ,aciae TIE
tni,iop "a thirty dollars per anuunp raid na-tc, j.;
advance The students who wBl hoer,i ,.fh The ,,.t,A
quarterly IL, advance
o. iGr'c Jertsoars enquire Of the -. Or I3uch-
Richmond
Warrington Henry Academy.
Ian 2S, 1875. va
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JACOB DOH5EIFI1;EV.

fNoNftN TOM RI aico Of t.a frntoc rir-es
= b'eN q 10 'e-isT ti cr The hose 1,eiy eeegtr-
ei by |eF's. Jo5pNn iars., md one do,r iei1s
ff'r' oic90o"er yili Keep core.ardY on ihrd rcoe
70. sss'- rent O. Co1ia,reru7ee, = suif7 rgc &C.
Do ehs1- me patronage of MS fenas al.I IN. -,ii.-
Safp'rj r. aI,v
fEtaL ~sntOa d-preia,iops cJnnr,-tsd 0-,f ,9v
gFnmi ~ % The 'ou-,iy ri iicrrioo n 'ts vci--
y sgErlu0oA. in ssoi,ng nv sfeeo grower 3-,.
ny itstEr, snd nav other arts phrsa8fls 'v t.s ..
q itT comrhr e.itlir''fcc ne g. fi,s tl,s p s.i,
FoKf. tai 70 fotre 2. siel. w,,hcai 6s,-i-rt,.. u,
,r1'ceute any o~sfrn ~ 'nay fri }u-f;-- f--.
Cnrs Gaps sd 80
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r No. w "a hereby si'eN-l ha; by az act Of ..7,
II ges5. ertitl, >" An 10 provide additional re-.
veHues tor doray ing the expenses Of government and
na'hinns INC public credit ~ duties sales nrc-
ton, and oa licences To retail dues 5D-;tr,s ,ir,-s
ana ioiesn mSrclandisc, and for mcreaaug TIE rates
OF postage" passed osd December fsI4 an a,ifinrl
auy OF one hundred per ceTturn or sales az auction
ana an additional duty Of A'rv per eenton on ioses
10 retailers are la 20 take eject from the j., ds r.
February, 1915 eoniornaby Z, whch cot, tta, can
be inspected at tasoice, new obligations are jnroseJ
en- anet"p.eTg and the said a'tionl dntv On ce4oes
maie ty them, veil ~ those vino have oL;ajrld
Ecepse' Tor PERIODS extending beyond the hrsl ia OF
February. 1915. as hyoihe>, "a the Sy thera; pre-
sS'hta fsreeaby forms which e~n De obtaued from
the Collector.
Given uoter NY haea zt my of3oe, in tue tosu or
6unkirs, ibis 26th Dee. 1914
3 r. HcoNRS.
Coileo.Or Of tee Revenue, for fn,. 2,d. Cd.
District Of Nr-5nia.
jazz -. "
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John w. feJt1o, Jour sisis-eaup, h4G g ,ssio~ I'd
r,und Taylor, your brigade-iRSpe.tor having haen
ogny honorable To themselves and saC.lcsory 80 ,,s
we beg leave through yoa tender them oar highest
respect, and an aRtctonate farewell In biddias YOU
Adieu, We assure you that your rctre rnent TO the
shades OF priVate life you carry win you tine warsnest
affection at or hearts, and st hVes that the bah
I, aud happiness. -
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hereby given, thai asretaby 10 the Get Of Con
eisss, erntled can act 70 provide additional r,ye.
hHes to- defrayirg the expenses o. rover,aeut and
maintaining the pubic credit, By laying do,ies on sp
ri's distilled within the United States and territories
therso aad BY amending the act layine duties on icen
seS 90 lsees' OF spirit'ous quors, pas5ed Dec, N Der,
-, 1918, c'v person who shall, a-T-Ts is, day Of
tsorusry, 1915, dis;l spirit, within the United states
IS required, in addition the duty on tina Mems. a
r@H taken, Or herasiter 10 be taken bY him "a nav
twenty cents gallon an spirits Distilled az fhst
dAy Or subject 10 the mutations in the said set express,
co. 70 pay twenty five gallon on all such spirits
IN "hieh case no license is r,ret TO be taken n that
asreeGoy % the sad &C., bond IS required previous
10 the sud day, 20 be Ssr 10 the collector and other
in pr scribet.
That Il lisdlIer Ray he oorrecly advised ofthe du
ties iaeHp-eet upon himio di5ohsrrs an abstract Of
the 'e''fal ae,s Of Corgs-s suhjeo'ig stills, 4at bo
~ -ni s2H',s 10 duy has been prepared, sury OF
va ch "l'h The annexed ,csuso f ,ts,-aens iea,,,j
ir'n disi!er, w be furnished 10 hin, by the celec
Tor, or de'nsad
Toe collector viii also furnish on demand, slar.k
bonds, and such other BLANKS viii enable the i.s;Her
TO comply With the several provisions oflaw
d. r BOOMES.
Collector e tlc Tlevenue for the s5.h col.
!, ctiGi. district OF Virginia.
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.f--Maior IS. Allen ?, William AKIN. t}3-
ber' Aldri1es ., 1t. WIN. W. Austin. John
$. Aniss. William Adams.
R--Jawes Barton. Hear Brown. 71-rfg
ls.rs Ambrose Haber 2, Jo- n Bssirr Berh
iarksdaie, .s'i5s B- ~, -. WIN eo-,Y |1.
Icnrf = bag, Thnmas Book wiz ,oa
3 " -ir, Sept. 5, B.vsn, FcFoaass .3ry. 4.;,
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