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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
Collector Of the Revenue for the 2stl col
lection district OF Virginia.


r OIIIE hereby given-Ihat by an act Of Con-
" sress, entitled" An act provide adlronsl re-
rerres Tor deraying the expenses ofgoverment, and
maintaining The public credit, by duties sales at
urn, and licences retail vines sp,ituons liquors.
and foreign merchandise. and Tor increasing the rates
OF postage" passed 23d December 1914, an additional
onty o one hundred per centum sales at auction
to retailers are laid take effect from the LIST day of
February, 1915 con'ermably to which act, that can
he Inspected at this office, obligations are imposed
on aueoneers and the said additional duty on licences
'o retailers IS TO he paid, written application to he
made by them, as well by those who have ol,ained
licenses for periods extending beyond the first dav of
February, 1915, as by others, in the wy therein e.
scrhed asrceaby to forms which can be: ubained from
the Collector.
Given under my hasd, at my office, in the city of
Dunkirl, this 26,h Dec 1914.
II p. HOOMES,
Collector of the Revenue. fnr the 25th col
District of Virginia.
Jan 10. W6t
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NOTICE

3 hereby given, that agreeably to the act Of Con
u srSss, entitled San act to provide additional reve.
nues for deirsyng the expenses OF sovernrn ent am,
maintaining the public credit by laying duties sp-
rts distilled within the United Sia. and territories
thereof snd by amending the lsyns duties lcen-
esto t,s;'ers ofspruos liquors., passed. December
y, 18Th every person who shall, after the LIST day OF
February, 1915. dl spirits within the United States
Is required, IN addition to the duty the license al
ready taken, or hereafter be taken hv him. to pay
twenty cents gallon alb spirits distilled after that
day, orsdhect to the limitations in the said act express
ed, to pay twenty FIVE cents gallon all such spirits
IN W.T. - ease no license is required bs taken & that
agreeah!y TO the sail act, bond is required previous
To the SAID LAY, to be given the collector and other
duties required TO be performed under penalties there
in prescribed.
That the dsti'er may be CORRECTLY advised Of The lu
ties incumbent upon him Ia discharge an abstract of
the several acts Of Congress sibieciing Stills AID boz
iers, and spirits to dnty has been prepared copy of
which, with the annexed forms uf statcmen,s required
from distiier, will be furnished to him, by the collec
tor, on demaad.
The collector will also furnish on demand blank
bonds, and such other blanks will enable the istlier
70 comply with the several provisions ofaw
u. p HOOMES,
Collector Of the Revenue for the 25tll col
lection district OF Virginia
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FROM THE NORTH.
From lie Boston Gazette of Jan. 10.

From ds Boston Gazette of Jan IL.
LATEST FROM CANADA.
Wewers yesterday politely favored with Quebec
papers to January 8, and Montreal to December
81.
"a EXTRACTS FOLLOW
Qs,c5ec, Jan, 8.
Court-Martal has been assembled in this city for
the trial of Msjor-Gcnera PnocroR. The specifics
lions, which are in number have been published; s.
expected from the fulness OF the evidence in SUP
parting them, that the court win close its sessions in
rev days, rch Verdict OF condemnation
LAKE ONTARIO.
Kingston, Dec 25.
Yesterday attempt made TO launch the friRate
Psyche, ct SO guns, which did succeed owing to the
severity OF the cold. This day she went safely in her
s.einent in most handsome style She is beautiful
ship.
Montreal Dec 81
The two captains, Caldwells Of the Indian derart.
ment lately arrived an town, fell in their way down
from burlington Heights, with ~ Sinclair, royal navy,
who had heena prisoner az Detrtat-Betore he left
that place, he stntes, that the enemy had evacuated
Fort Graciette, head of river ST Clair. The troops
which form the garrison aud stores had arry-
cd ut Detroit.
No mention is made ofany intended winter expedi-
ton, from either Upper or Lever Canada.
BURLINGTON, VT. Jan. o.
BY ageneral order the British government, in Can.
ada all smugglers and every subject of the u States
tnot prsoners) ordered forthwith out Of the pro.
vince.
AL! communication is cut of, by way of Ia.Cadie
Woods, Missisque Bay, &c. Great preparations. Inv
t'e enemy, are making fora winters campaign The
cnemys force ia represented at sixteen tous: nd men,
and immense train of heavy artillery rnonn,ed
on sieishs; our feet is undoubtedly their object
Militia 81 Vermont much depends let yo,,r
ralying word be "PLATTSRCRG," every man tn
bis duty, If the enemy have the alacity to trample
upon irssmen's soil, they are Burgoyned.
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BOS row 8L.8S,S .A..qNUFaCTORY.
HOLLOW GLASS WARE.
TIE JSUBSCRTTFR

"ISHES to sell orto rent, for one nrnore years
~ hts LOT andHOUSES ~ revlratan Court,
iou7e--Fhe dwelling house IS wen calcnIa,cd irr a
store, ard Fsf e residence Of private family. For
terms, amply n de subscriber ls'ag on Che premises
Possession may BE- had Immediately.
WAS DANCE,
Jan. IS SIN
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JAS. MONROE.
I HEREBY FORTT1RM

4 Ii persons from trading for or receiving Note
IN of mine gwen in favor of David Merry, amount
500, dated the Ssth August, 1871, and payable the
18th July, 1916, with Interest from Ie date until paid
As there ssttsched TO sail note condition wines
sed by VIM. Royser expressly declaring that il should
be paid only ia the event OF Mr. David Merry's dis
charging his bond, amount Si57, gwen to the Execu-
tors OF Miles Seldens Esta Cor f,nntare payable a.
bout the 10Th orl5th July. 1915, and to which bond
became his security
above Note, and attempted tn pass the Note away
without the condition which was thereto attached
hereby declare bs it will be paid unless said CON
dtion be strictly complied with aud as my becoming
lbs secaiity was an act Of pure friendship my part
and did not expect be Injured in any way, further
declare that this notice will be plead IN bur.
JOHN IRELAND.
Jan Is. 9w
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FOR RENT.

TWO three story brick tcnemeuts, adjoining the
y dwelling house nov occupied by AR. Leroy An
derson, on Ii street, maiu street. Shockoe Hil--Ap-
pyto III. 70. POTTL4UH.
Nov 10. wtf
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TIE lSTTBSCRJHEBS

HAVING forued a connection IN the Practice of
> y .hefiGne and Surgery, take this obborhpifv Of
Informing their ffie7ids and me sof Ricbniond
generally that hev hare egf1bhgedd sinh at tie c1r-
HerofE e IS sf'eefs, of5osife the BEL Tavern, 7ekere
apbtcdtOn may be r7adc, and 7oH be PROMPTLY attend
edf0
JOHV.gD.E.1fS,
RICH7I3D H. C.7RRLNGTON
Jq.-lcsTy H. r.
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pecember 90.

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3 N CIIANCERY.--Me cklenburg County Co1---
f9t', December, 1874
Inn Stevens and Hnzzy his wife, formerly Huzxy
kindrck, and one OF the children of John Kindriek,
decd. TJ,j,,; m.
Against
Anderson PASCAL. executor of John Kindrick. John
Patrick and Sally his wife, John Kindrick John
Price ard Betsey his wife, Joshua Dinkns and Obe-
dence his wife, james Dnkins and Lucy his wife.
John Beard and Sally his wife, John Cunningham.
Huzzy Cunningham, Jacob Cunningham, Reheeca
Cunningham, George Cunningham, John Bow
down and Betsey his wife, Edmund Kindrick, Rich
ard hindrick, Sarah Kindrick, Dennis Kindrick
James Kindrick and Poly Kindrck, Defendants
THE defendants, (cxcept Anderson Pascal, execu-
tor OF John kn|irck) not having entered their APP
pearance according to iAe act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that they inhabitants OF this state
On he motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorneyH Is
Ordered, hat they appear here on the first day o.
March court next, and enter their appearance and
answer the PLAINTIFF blsnd that copy of this order
be inherited in OF the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, for two months successfully, aud that another
copy thereofb be posted the front door Of the court
house of the said county.
A copy Tsste,
EDWARD L. TABB, c. c.
January 8. wSwp
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JACOB DOVSHTINIER.

EONFECTIONER--Ia ate nj the firm Of Charles
I Beck q Go. having taken the house lately occipi.
ehhy Messrs johnson 81 Garth, and one door below
GaBblescoruer, viii keep constantly on hand, gene
raj assortment Of Confcctionaries, Fruits, &C. &C.
lie soictsthe patronage This friends and the pnbc
generally. JANUARY 7. WV
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400 DOLLARS REWARD

i Us I between Petersburg * R.chnond t. LARGE
y IRUNh, containing gold AMI silver c:na,let,s
gilt aud plated mounted swo,i-belts fifteen SILVER, a,
ches, Some oil silver, wearing apparel, Nc A,nr,v
the articles lost was number 90 ether al, ici,s Oh ca
MISSION, which caunot be recoect.aI. The alb ,ve re-
war'i will be gwen on delivery of the trsak sud con-
tents 70 Mr.. Powell OF Petersburg, or Johns. and
Reat, Richmond
January H. IS
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.gfessrs Cnryn .gnnLl.sau q 1no,.ns 80.

.5feSsrs CGr6n 81oie1,sou g TTor,as .N;,,u
ARE NorIcE--Fhat or the 10Th, III, I2tb. i3,b
14th and 18th days Of March next M the dyyeIlin,
house OF John Wash, in Cumberland county sf,te n
kentucky, | shall proceed 10 take the cer1nsi,ion az
John Wash tobe read evidence in the suit in Chan
Gerry, depending in the county court Of Nottowav i,
wlicnl am plaintiff anal YOU are dcfentlants- III,
on the 18Th 10th, i7tl 18th, 18th or Goth dav of A,
pri next, ut Archer Robersop's tavern IN R,ct,o,
county, state Of Virginia shall proceed 10 take ~
dispositions Of sundy Witnesses TO be read as are,I
at which times and places goa win please TO attend
/ am, GeBtIemen,
Your most ohetpt serv'f,
PAULIN ANDERSON
Jan 7. w4rp
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THE STRSCRIRER

EsECS leave 20 inform his friends and the public ge.
morally, that he has leased for NUN ser of years
that convenient stand, the TAVERN At New.Keut
C0nrt-tonse, where he has commenced rayern keen.
ips and hopes, from his great exertions to aecornmo
date in that lne that he win give general satisfaction
70 sli Who may favor bim with their cuson-IJis
house will AZ all timer be furnished With the btst efli.
quo%, and hs table abundsny supplied with fish. Wild
fowl and oysters in their scason-fis stable is eorn
modieus and has excellent hostlers
GEORGE 2. CRUMP.
January q. n
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JANES'S PATENT LOON-

JA4NI1o - 4 "A III LUUMo
MAY be seen in operation every day at No 4 Com
I'VE pier Row. Ladies and Gentlemen of town or
country, are invited IN attend.
HE propreiTs of the patent right for the sste or
Virginia, being DESTROYS to dse extensively "a ros
sblc thro the country, wlodge of this sfnirsble
pTciuctFn ot American ingenuity, request barnc,ior-
N, the attendance Of the Members of the ey:eis,n
tn witness its rapsl and superior execution tc
~ c!ts construction, the scilty with which II ms, b
worked (even by chiden,) AL It's certain application
70 a Kinds OF cloth, re'dcr it worthy Of aticn,n. no,
only trcfn the housewife and economist but from ,
friend 90 domestic manufactures -
The price Of loom complete, will be from soto 100
dollars.
Contracts are making by the company for la.,.,
number. Such wish To nc cariy ei,t,pied ..,
ply personally or byleiter (post rsrl) to y
REUS REV R.8GL9.N'1.
8gerf for the p-si5aa LoosI Co,i'r
Ve'ober u. VT
BL.a.N,h;S
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LIND-OFFfCE- I6TI IL

Z conformity with an act of the General A ssembly
Il OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia, entitled IN
dct 10 amend the seIerdl Lscs CONCERNING Escheafs
do hereby make It known, that it appears, by Ger
thcate OF the Escheator of the county of Dnwiitie
this day received, that certain lot of land containing
by estimation one and half situated in the town
OF Petersburg, and of which certain Robert Iebet,
weatt, native Of England, seized and possessed at
the time of his death, has been found, by sn n,uest
taken before said Escheator on the 2st dav of Octo
Der 1914, to have escheated to this commonwealth
WILLIAM. q. PENDLETON, Reg'r
OF The Editor OF the National InteIIigeuoer viii
Insert the above in his paper, for six weeks successive
iy, and transmit to this department an Gfo01ft of
such pubiEaton, together with his account for pay
Dec o. w6,x
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UUUSE -H-NU LUiiS.
pursuance Of the last will ,nd testament of Josepl,
brand, deed. v.ii be suid IT pubic s,le before
the s'orc-o'r OF Mess u. G. Smith X Co ~ fi,no-
YER own, oa "Wednesday the sth day of February
next, arwo STONY
$ TO R E Y GU S T.,
and several LOTS a.in,ning, in the said town. Terms
ade known at the safe This property, it's expected
"hi sell lpr very small sum- Such title as the dec Il
held, will alone be conveyed by
Jan. IS. w,js
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A I'E.BCHER.

WHO is yell qualified 20 tcuch Latin, Ge-
oygTafihy and Arifhmefick, and 7oould ike 10
be emhioyed about haLf his tiDie in teaching a
.fe7o children IN a hriUate f11liiy, and me o
Tier hqLfhr learning and attending tn bust
ness Of a commercial nature, may hear of
such a situation on a1ihhoanonsto the firia-
ter.
January If
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80 DOLLARS RKWNHD.
BENZ. oLIYRR, r..

T. GARi-iN ANDEfSON---TIlkc.N -7JTy7 =.
~ That on the 10Th, ~ l2yb, 18th, 18th {: f5,h
,yso ,-H%Ieh neXt, at I've dwelling house Of John
shalt proceed to take the deposition OF John Wash TO
he read rs evidence in suit depending in the county
court oi Nouoway, in which am plaintiff an, you ,r.,
tend. am, Sir Yours SC,
PAC1IN ANDERSON
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A TEACHER WANN7E|77NI=l'--

3 Sing Nan, 7rtN qpagfef 10 ,nke cicra, If n
. jeTr *t,ofarS, 10 iasfr7'of teu in Me Fns ISL f,
stu9t reih'ts md 7irIt g, Z inert 7rff a s,,o,o,,
~ pT7fsc fn"'iy in Ietil and agreeable bn,t Of
me country, az MAKING GhGrCton 10 NE s7,JscriLet
resulting IN the county IF J'osyA.Itnu
RICHARD IL CRALLE.
IAN q. 7ci7rp
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THE SUBSCRIBER

4 sANlNG procured gentleman OF approved rbi-
IA ty end experience, proposes 10 open School, at
Arapt-iiil, in which VIII be taught the Greek, i.ern
and Freuch languages, together With tie various
branches OF an English education The school will o.
pen On the OH OF January, and terminate on the 22d
December There will be vacation from the LIST Au-
gust to the lsts)ciober The terms for board tuition
&c will be Si50, payable half yearly in alliance eacl,
hoar'ier finding his oTu hed Parents who may think
proper to entrst their hs charge may rest as
sured, that due attention shall b. paid to their morals
and every exertion used TO advance their euca,ion
ROBERT TEMPLE.
Ampt-Hi, Chcstc.Gela,
Deccrnber 81. fr
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NOTICE.

~ COU.VCIJs, .tnrury 18th, 1915
: EE.tEAFTERit win I've reuo;re,i BY t;.e Exeeuve
. y u"t Pay Siastcrs arpyin: Tor money shall ex.
hin 'nus'erro's and .'ay-rrs, she %uy the a,,nsmt
due-atd that 9aart-r Masters s'r e<hiD az abstract
ct all eSpenccs 'o,rrei, certified ana signed nv the
commandment, OF The brigade, reg ,nent, detachment
in service.
WN. ROBERTSON.
Jan. 49, ri
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IN CHANCERY.--Mecklenb County Cou.1.
u 10Th December, iS14-
William Ho!iway and Bennett Holliway, by mis- com
m'ttee William Bfbo, Diaana Cox, formerly Dian
ma Holliway, and Nathan Wingdeld and Nancy his
wife, formerly Nancy HolIiway, Piainti6s.
Against
James Hoiliway and George Hollivay, Defendants
The deteodsa's not having entered their appear
ance according the of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Coart that they not inhabitants of this state on the
motion of the plaintiffs by their attorneyis Order
sd, That they appear here on the first day oil March
Csurt next, aad enter their appearance, and answer
the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this Order be in
serted in one Of the newspapers printed in Richmond
for two moths successfully, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door Of the courthouse
OF the said county.
A copy. Teste,
EDWARD l. TARR r
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VALUABLE PR0PERTY
BANK OF VIRGINIA., IA

- January ID 1914.
TEVHE President and Directors have declare d dri-
dend OF At per cent. on the capital stock of tive
Bank, which will be pail 70 the shareholders after de-
Quoting the bonus TO tlc State on the 10th ms,
Wa. DASDRIDCF, Cssh'r
Jan. 9. Gy, O''" =
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LATEST FROM CANADA.
2 Wewers yesterday politely favored with Quebec
papers TO January 8, and Montreal to December
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN BURKE,
Folr Doors beio1v the Bell Tavern, at Four Dollar
Per onrssm, paid in Advance.
T advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
STANTON, VA.
Mrs. Morris,
(Late Miss .Nfron, J

( Lute MISS JftTOH,J
TDETURNS her Acknowledgements for the libe
III raj patronage she has received since the
opening of her academy, and begs TO inform her
friends, and the inhabitants of Staunton and its
vicinity, that in addition to the usual branches of
education, the French language, Music, Draw
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches of polite literature indispensably me-
cessarv for accomplished females, will be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
paid to the morals and mpnners of the young
aides entrusted to her care.
Terms of Tuition.
Reading, Writing. Arithmet;c,l s 10 per
Grammar and Needle-work, session.
French, Drawing, Painting in1
water colours, Geography, | 10 40.
Mapping, the Elements Of
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours,2 1odo
(separate,)S A0uo'
French language, do. 10 do.
Biography and Mapping, do: do.
Boarding, 8 100 per annum
" II. The ensuing session commences the
18th Of November next.
Stanton, October IL, 1916
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN Aw

TSRoM the subscriber, on Monday the 23d ult.
n my Servant Boy HENRY, Oaking with him
a dark bay nicked horse, which | purchased in
Petersburg, in the fall of 1879 bright mulat-
TO, about 90 or 81 years old, upwards of feet
high, of rather slender form, with scar on
one of his temples and mole on one side of his
face his clothing viii probably consist of pair
each white dnnmity, black cashmere and stiped
homespun pantaloons, a short blue round jacket
lined with flannel, and pair of short laced boots
Said servant purchased of lieut.. Howson Of the
Regular army, with whom he had travelled con-
siderably in the Northern States, and probably
will attempt to get to Petersburg, Richmond,
Baltimore or Norfolk, where he is pretty well
acquainted. 1 will give he above reward for
aPprehending and securing said servant and
horse so that get them again.
WILLIAM M. CLARKE.
Hamilton, n. Carolina,
November 4.
The Editors Of the Virginia Argus, Norfolk
Herald, and Baltimore Patriot, Will insert the
above advertisement in their respective papers
q times, and forward their bills to the Office of
the Petersburg Republican for payment.
Nov. IS. 1t.
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EDUCATION.
Mr.. D A vID B E L L,
LaTELY FROM SCOTLAND,

HEREBY intimates to the inhabitants of Rich-
mond, that he intends to open School here, in
d. Street directly opposite the Columbian Hotel,
upon Monday next the 18th current, where he
purposes to teach English, Writing, Accounts,
Biography, Mensuration, Navigation, the Latin
language, and the Elements Of the Greek The
terms of tuition to be as follows, viz the Eng
lish language and Writing dolls. per quarter; do
together with Geography, Accounts, and Men
suration, 8 dolls. The Latin language, and Ele-
msnts of the Greek 10 dolls. per quarter.
ALSO
IF number sufficient to form class, make
application, Mr.. D. Bell, will, in the evening,
teach any of the following Mathematical branches,
viz. Elements of Geometry, Comic Sections,
Spherical Trigonometry, Algebra, Fluxions, Sir
Isaac Newtons Principal, &c. in the teaching of
which branches he aatters himself that he W II
equal the universities.
Mr.. ID. Bell, after being taught the most com.
mon branches Of Education, stud ed several ses.
sions at the Universities both Of st. Andrews and
Edinburgh, where his attention was directed TO
She languages, Mathematics, Mechanical and
Chemical Philosophy, &c. he has also taught Sc
yeral years in Scotland with success and he
trusts, that by his strict attention both 10 the
studies and morals Of his pupils, lie will con-
tnue TO merit that appreciation which he has hi
tberto received
Ample certificates Of abilities can be produc.
ed.
Richmond, Nov II, 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
F o Il L IG N.
Battles OfLigny and Waterloo.

LoSBoS, August 20.
Ertraef Of a letter, dated Brusels, Iuly Is.
:, l nave VISITED The field of battle The sleep of
month thousands fhronged and fought ,ynere
thousands sunk aid bed and groaned and dr..
Ell, there isnOw not a living soul, and over All
hovers the stiffness Of the grave.
In Lgly 2JOJ dead were buried. Here fought
the Wsstphsuan and Berg regiments. LIN,
IS s.vJlage kult Of stone aud tbatehed with nv,
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TICE.

p A petition will be presented by
sundry inhabitants of Henrico and Gooch-
land counties, to the General Assembly at
it's next session, praying the passage of a
law, Incorporating company authorised
TO render Tuckahoe-creek navigable.
August g. IF
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" o TIC Il.

" = n.
"A Petition viii be presented to the next Gene
raj Assembly Of the State of Virginia. for per.
mission to sell three acres Of land, lying on A..
dams Hill, and lbs feet of the Falling Garden
property, for the purpose of discharg,ng the
debts, due BY the estate of Samuel P1essants
deceased.
WILLIAM LOwNEs, Fqeaf
}oT' ID. ". Piedsants, .a1i1fa Of
SAMUEL PEASANTS, dse'd.
October 2sth, 1915. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

JAMES BURRlLL, Junf.
DANIEL LYMAN,
THOMAS BURGESS,
TIMOTHY GREENE,
SETH WHEATON,
GEORGE JACKSON,
JAMES RHODES,
PHILIP ALLEN,
ABRAHAM WILKINSON,
AMASA MASON,
SAMUEL AMES,
JOHN S. DEXTER,
SAMUEL w. GREENE,
HENRY p. FRANKLIN,
Committee.