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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-08
Fromtke Fredericksburg Ia. Herald.
ORANGE, 10th Oct. 1915.

DEAR SIR--ln that portion of the yir-
GINA Militia, lately in the service of the
United States, aud particularly those un-
der the command of Gen. Porterield, WIN
have not received all the pay to which
they were entitled, there are many dispos-
ed to ascribe for want of information) the
delay of payment, to the officers who
commanded them, either by not using the
necessary exertions to obtain pay, or hay-
ing obtained it, hold il for their own pur-
poses-and there are many persons who
encourage those suspicious. For the in.
formation of the soldiers, and the persons
alluded to, and to shield from imputation
the reputation of innocent officers, you
will much obliged me by publishing two OF
three times in your paper, the following
correspondence between Robert Brent,
Esq. Pay Master of the United States
Army, and myself.
Accept, sir, the assurances of my high
respect.
LAW. T. DADE.
The Editor ofthe Virginia Herald
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

nESERTED from Camp Pendleton. Hanove.
~ county, three soldiers:
LSa.AC OUTFITS, FIVE feet four inches high
dark eyes. dark har, sallow complexion, by pro
fession farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-
Ina.
THOMAS .M4JVCE, FIVE feet eleven inche,
nigh, dark blue eyes, light hair, and by profession
a taFmer and was enlisted IN North Carolina.
JOh:N C.fiff, fve feet ten inches high, q
years ofage, blue eyes, dark hair. fair conpIex
ION, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca
rollna, Sury county; it is expected that the abov,
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca
rolina, and whosoever willapprehend the above de
serters, and deliver them to any officer in tb,
United States army, shaltreceive the above re
ward-or FIFTY for either Of them.
JOHN T1E.NDLETO.N
August s. If
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r[HEENTs.

ITSGEyTs.
At Rules holden in the Cie.ks Office Of the s,.
perior Court of Chsncery for the Richmond
District, the 25th day of June, 1915.
Thomas T. wills, Piaintig.
.agdiaSt
Francis Anderson, Defendant.
THE defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and gwen security according TO the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
An lnl'abltant OF this country IT is ordered, That
lhe said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the amended
ou OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith insert ed in some newspaper publish.
ed IN the city OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door Of the
capitol, in the said city.
y copy.-Teste,
KiLLL3JT ". HE.NLN'c, C. C..
Sept 16. 8w
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
ANECDOTE OF PIRON-

ALEXIS PIRoN.-The celebrated,
Freach wit, was in the habit of retiring
every morning, to muse at his case In the
Bois de Boulogne. His abstraction often
led him into the most remote parts Of the
wood, and as his sight was bad, he some
times lost his way, and did not regain it I'M
til late in the evening. One day, having
thus missed his path, he found himself 50
fatigued, on coming out of the wood, that
he was obliged to rest himself upon a
bench, attached to one of the pillars of the
Cenfetence-Gate. Hardly was he seated,
when, on the right hand and on the left, he
was saluted, by all the passengers, either
coming in, or going ont, on foot, or horse.
back, or In carriages. He lifted his hat
more or less to each, according to their APP
parent quality. &c Surely Thought he to
himself, surely, am much more known,
than | supposed.-Oh that Mr.. A 49,
before whom almost postrated myself this
morning, without his designing to answer
but by a slight nod of the head oh that he
were now here, to witness the respect that
is shown me - While he made these
reflections, the crowd passed in so quick
succession that at last the exercise of the
hat became quite fatigung. He took it
entirely off, and contented himself with
bowling to all that saluted hi.n.-Suddenly
an old woman cast herself on her knees be-
fore him, with her hands together, IS Rise
my good woman," said he, astonished, and
wondering what this could mean, * rise ;
you treat me as you would maker of epic
poems or tragedies; but you are deceived ;
/ have never arrived at that high honor as
yet | have never risen above song or an
epigram." But the old woman still CONT
nuing on her knees, without seeming to
hear him, Prion though he saw her lips
move, and supposed she was speaking to
him. He leaned forward and lstened.-
He did indeed hear her muttering some
thing between her teeth it was an .4re.
addressed to an image Of the Virgin plac-
ed directly over his head. 1t was then :
on raising his eyes, he discovered the true
object of all the salutations, which he had
believed were directed to himself. 90 so
it is with poets," said he, as he walked off,
they think that all the world is looking at
them or is at their feet, while, in truth, no.
body cares, whether they exist.
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August5.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-

nESERTED .fFom a detachment ofk6s 3D. mn.
81 Regiment, stdtioneIia Hummer c9,fDt,,. .C,a,,
IF Hrginia, CHy4RLES RHODES. s Eef Eig5
ID yenrs If aye, born ia Orange Co,7,5y. NJ q
has dark eyes, dark hair, dark combeTi9y. am
by frade h0hey-had on 4yhsn he deserted NJ,
unforn. IL i'broba5'e he 70tH sen lis itgjfsrD N,
frsf obbortsity WhoeUer 7giH abfrehenf me saio
Charles Rhodes and deuer him 10 ann officer y, M
UHfsd Mates army, staH reeefUe ME a5oue rezcqro
and sRreasona5's erbences.
J0HV PEyVDLETON
Taqr %. IF
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CiW efWashingsen, 22a Julz, 1915.

1 City efWdshinsfon, 22d Jlly, 1915.
Sir have been favored this moment
with your letter of the 21st inst. and EN-.
brace the earliest moment to reply to it.
The funds appropriated by the last Con.
gress Tor the military service of the pre-
sent year, were predicated on a force of
| 10000 men, for the Peace Establishment.
| not taking into calculation the time it
! would take to disband the army, so as TO
reduce it to that number--nor taking into
calculation the considerable arrears due
tor the militia before the present year, as
well as those who have been in service in
the early part of this year, which was the
case OF those, in great degree, until the
25th of March, who served at New-Or-
leans.
During the early part of this year, while
Congress were III session, under a full
persuasion they would not adjourn before
they made provision for payment of militia.
and the extended regular force, until it
could be reduced by the Executive to the
contemplated peace establishments con-
tinued to pay the militia and regulars to
the extent of the funds with which [ was
furnished. continued to pay for shor;
time after Congress adjourned, but finding
the extent of the demands so great, when
compared with the funds appropriated, [
felt myself under the necessity of making
full stop as to the militia, to enable me to
reserve sutticiency to pay the regular
troops, which were discharging every day.
and in every quarter of the U. States.
apPrehend, in my anxious desire of
paying all, have gone too far, and that
the appropriation remaining, which is now
nearly exhausted, will not enable me TO
pay the regular army to this time.
From the foregoing statement, you will
readily perceive, sir, that the claims Of the
militia, who arc yet unpaid must be laid
over to depend upon the justice Of the next
Congress, which cannot doubt for a mo-
ment, will not withhold the neces ary an
preparations for paying the ca.m Of those
who have left the comforts If their homes
and liresides, in obedience to the call OF
their country, to encounter perils and
hardshIps in the field. This know TO
have been the case with the brigade under
the command Of Brigadier General Porter
field, and have sincerely to lament that
they should so long be deprived of receiv-
ing what they have right to claim. Be
fore know the full extent it would require
for payment of the regular army, had
some hope in the early part Of the spring
and summer, to have been able to furnish
MIR. Turner with funds-ID this, was.
however, disappointed.
With sentiments Of much respect, am.
Sir, your most obedient servant,
ROBERT BRENT,
Pdy-.haster u. s. .4rn1.
DIR. Frank Carr, Charlottesville, Va
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VIRGINIA


1T Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Srbe.
T'er Court Of Chdncery for me Richmond his.
f'Tcf. the Goth day Of June 1915.
James Ieraan, Pya;n,;E
.9gGiast
John Pn'n'rey, and Jpilian ID. U'ren, and Hora
TIC Cafes Hinston, survi,iag executors ef.John
f. Price, decd Defs
TIE defendant John Prinefrev not hapiug entered
his appeGrGnce and giue7, Secuitv according TO HE
let Of assembly and tie Rues Of This Court,
andft APPEARING by satisfactory e,4dence, that
he IS not an inha6itant Of this country Ii is
'rd7ed, That the SAID Defendant do a6beGr here
on the first day If the nez7 term ard ans,per
ne OIL Of the pLinti9'; and that a COPY Of tbs
order be forthsUih inserted an some 7reTrsbaber
Pu6hshedH the Cityof Richmond, far t.eO nlo,ith,
snccess'vsy and posted at tie from door ofthe Ca
pftOf,fHthe said Cfty.-.4 COPY, Teste,
YIN. ". HE.NIN'G, C. c..
Sept &c. -yS,,,
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FI8GIST7:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office or,;., s,,.
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 26th day ofJune 1916.
Horatio Vim, Plai,,tig.
against
William Caldwell, surviving executor of William
Pettypool, deed. and Miles Jordan, DeTts.
The subpoena al re1'ireaoun, ct resbonden,i,,o
awarded III this cause, not having been returned
executed on the defendant William Caldwell, and
he not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
me rules OF this court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he mot an inhSb:tant OF
thiS country It is ordered that the sad deien.
dant do appear here on the FIRST day of The next
term and shew cause, it any he can, against the
revival by the said process, sought, and answer
the bills OF the plaintiff and that a copy oft
order be forthwith inserted in some newspape,
published in the city of Richmond, Tor two
months successively and posted at the front door
OF the capitol in the said city.
A copy-Teste,
WA. W. HENNG, &C.
oePt. 20. w3w
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

hESERrED from n Detachment tpdeT. ma con,
~ mard sttioned IN HlDorer County, t.y,
Soldiers ffhe thru RiRe Regimeuf.-
JOHN.HE.2NE3S, 6 feel high, IS years ofage
gTey eyes, dark hair, datk complexion d,Idbg lro-
fess'oH farmer 'gaa enlisted IN Concord, Nsrth
Ctr'0hna.
EDW.4RD mr., $ fret 81 inehes hiqA, 81 near,
9age hazle eyes, lark hair, dark complexion ana
ybr?tessi'a a earpcafsr 10as enlisted in North
Carolina.
ne a5oUe -cz01ri 1dH be .given for abbrehead
~ ne aboys Ocserfers am. leiiUer7gg them 70 an,
pbicsriH the United States' army, or .ftiy dollar
Or either IF them.
JOHN PE.WDLETO.N
LielH. Sd RIFE Regt
Jtne g n
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STONE WARE.
THE sUBsRiBEn uAs ON HAND AT MS ,,.yrr,e-c
nj, LARGE QUANTITY OF
- z o W Il W A RE.
OF surrRIon QUALITY AND WELL Assou

OF sUrrRioR QUALITY AND WELL AssouTEp.
Is CARRYING on the business very extensively,
snu wili deliver the Ware in any part OF the city,
free OF the cxpence of carriage. and at the New.
YORK prices the freight from thence to this
place would average copper cent. at least Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope that
lew, IT any, VIII send their orders abroad, when
t'ey can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
mat no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell him at any time.
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ut Court held for Buckingham County.
the 18th day Of September, 1915. .
owen l.. Wood, admir- of Thomas Vawter, decd.
Margaret Wood, wife of the said Owen, late
Margaret Vawter, John Faris and Martha his
wife, late Martha Vawter, and Ludwell Vaw.
ter, children Of Thomas Vawter, decd,
Plaintiff,
.9gar,s.
Elizabeth Vswter, widow of Thomas yawter.
decd, Christopher Chafin and Mary Aun his
wife, late Mary Ann VaWter, Lemuel Vawter.
and Folna, Julia, -, and John Vawter, in
tant children of John Vawter, decd, and An.
derson Bianton and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Yawter, of lawful age, and WHAT.
Sarah, PAMELA, Mary, Nancy and Harriet
Yawter, infant children of Edward Vawter,
decd, which said John and Edward Vawter.
decd, were sons of the SAID Thomas Vawter,
deceased, Defnoop,,
IN CHANcERF
On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their attor.
ney, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that the defendants Christopher Chaffin
and Mary Ann his wife, are not inhabitants of this
IL IS ordered That unless the
SAID Chaihn and wife shall appear here on or be.
fore the December court next and answer the
plaintiffs II, he court VIII then proceed 10 take
the said bill for confessed as TO them and decree
the matter thereof accordingly, and that a COPY
Of tbs order be forthwith inserted IN Some one
OF the public newspapers of the CITY of Richmond
for two months successfully, and tIlat ano,her
copy be posted up 1T the front door of the cour
house Of this county
Copy. X. ELDRIDGE, in. DC.
Oct. 7. Wv
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October 81.
SCHOOL.

YENHE Subscriber purpcacs 20 continue his
Il School the ensuing year, at his residence A.
bout one mile and hUlf from Raine's Tavern.
Cumberland. He will teach the Latin and En-.
glsh languages, Geography, History, &C. Ten Or
twelve boarders will be received on the FOLLOWING
terms, viz: they must find their own bedding
and candles. The price for board and tuition
will be one hundred dollars for each student
twenty-five paid on commencement the remain.
der at the end of the term. The school vii,
commence on the second Monday IN January, and
end on the twentieth of December following
Gentlemen disposed to patronlse the subscriber,
Will please to signify their benevolent intentions
speedily (bY letter or otherwise) that arrange.
ments may be made in time for the accomrn ,da.
ton of the students
JOHN r. WATKINS
Cumberland, Oct. II, 1915. I'm
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City Of Washington, Oct. Sd, 1915.

SIR--Fhe Volunteer Company of Virgil
MA Militia, lately under my command, At
tached to Gen. Robert Porterfeld's Bri-
gade, in the service of the United States,
and discharged OH the 4th of February,
1915, not having received but two months
OF their pay, / take the liberty of enquiring
OF you what has produced this delay p
Whether the military funds provided by
Congress have been exhausted, and if so,
on o, what the militia unpaid have to rely for
their claims
l have the honor to be, most respectfully,
your most ob't. serv't.
LAW. 7. DADE.
Lsfe Captain Jir. Ma.
Robert Brent, Esq. Pay Master
U. 5. "A. Washington.
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H. MY PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER

run o.dLE, NJ 5000 DOLLARS
hNE third on giving possession, the balance il
- annual bGynenfs--TWO HALF ACRE
LOTS well inclosed on the Nam Street, with a
large TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE. with
a tine DRY BRICK CELLAR, and would answe,
FOR TWO GROCERIES.
Also,
convenient small DWELLING HOUSE, thirt,
SIX feet long-Brlck Chlmneyin the middle, three
FIRE Places two Rooms below and two above
aGOOD BRICK CELLAR, a STABLE that will
stall eighteen HORSES, SMOKE HOUSE. -
feet square and fine WELL OF WATER. wei,
stoned up, (this Tenement rented at four hun
dred dollars per year, This to be sure, is a grea
bargain to MAN that is coming into lite and bu
slness. Application TO be made to my Frie,,ds
Niles BOn and ZaCharGh Hall of Manchester
or myself. FRANCIS SMITH
z. s. This Property will be leased for go wears.
on an annual ground rent of t1Oo hundred dollars
Application to be made as above. F.S
Chesterfield County, Sept 80. If
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Valuable Land
FOR SALE.

VHSEIE Subscriber wishes to sell the land where.
n on he now resides in the county of Buck
,ngham, about five miles above Buckingham
Court House, on the main road leading to Lynch.
burg. THIS valuable tract contains about seve,
hundred acres The soil is well adapt ed to tle
culture Of gram Of every description, and con.
siderable portion good Tobacco land The i'm
provements are comfortable dwelling-house and
out-houses of every description. A further de.
scr,Puon IS deemed unnecessary, as it is presum.
ed no person would purchase without viewing
the land, which may be sect by application to the
subscriber living on the premises
BENZ AMIN MOORE
Buckingham, October i3, 18l5-w4wT
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DRY GOODS.

ORI OJODS.
ne SUBSCRIBERS are nom receiusng from the saity
-0'7Hd"' and Canton, direct from EnsLctd,
FFTY-FIvE PACKAGES OF
DRY GOODS,
which they offer at private sale for few day~.
aIter winch, should they not be sold. thew will
DC SOLO at auction, after notice thereof is eiysn,
they consist of the following articles:
Cases Damask Shawls,
Manchestry, Velveteens and Cords
Dimities,
Jsckonet Carnbricks,
1 Spotted Cambricks,
9 Sarsnetts,
Cotton Shifting,
l Colored Muslins,
Ginghams,
2 Damask 70 and 81.
Furniture Calico,
1 Elegant ComnterPaney, 1o.4 60 49,,
Elegant Callicoes,
Coarse, do.
is Bales Blankets,
Cases Cotton Hosiery,
Irish Linens,
Toilenet Vestine.
PHrhhils, dunlop & Copeland,
.4uchoneerr.
-Four elegant Floor Cloths.
Is BY 1913 by 17-12 by 1918 by IS feet
AND
TWO'HANDSOlfE
PHIL4DELPHL4 MADE cJGg
WITH PLATED HARNESS.
Con. P.D.&C.
If
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tE@eT Reg.
TFrom the Political E.raminer.l

II
Judge Owings, of Baltimore county.
having authorised the editor of the Federal
Gazette to deny the charges made against
him in this paper, we have only to give the
gentleman's name to whom the Judge used
the expressions imputedto him. We were
not, and could not have been deceived in
the business, because the gentleman has
declaredt to the editor, since the publication
was made, that such conversation did ac-
tuaIly take place and that Judge 0wings
did unequivocally advocate church and
monarchy principles. This gentleman's
name is John Hughes, formerly mer-
chant Of Baltimore, and at present resii-
ing in this county. AS Mr.. III. has related
the conversation to many persons both in
Baltimore and tins town, we donot believe
he will hesitate to verify what he has stat
ed. Mr.. Hughes is well known to Judge
Owings, and was probably mistaken by
him for a federalist of his own stamp, he
(Hughes) being federalist of American
principles. We never make statements
respecting individuals on loose or vague
authority, and, in this instance, are conf
dent we have not been misinformed.
Since writing the above, we have re-
eeived from Mr.. Hughes the following let
ter OH the subject.
frederick county, Oct. 25, 1915.
Mr.. BARNES,
SIR-I have observed piece in the Fee
deral Gazette of Baltimore, wherein the E.
ditor says he is authorised by WIN. Ow-
ings, usually called Judge 0wings) to de-
ny his uttering any such monarchical and
established church sentiments, as alledged
to him In a conversation with a certain
person, as stated in your Political Exami-
ner of the 4th inst. The conversation al
luded to was, presume between Mr..
William Owings, (Of Samuel, sometimes
called Judge Owings, formerly of the firm
Of 0wings and Chosen, of Baltimore, and
j believe now resides at his mills about IA
miles from Baltimore, near Reister's town
and myself He did in conversation
with me on the night of the 26th or 9th
August last, at Messrs. Kugle and FrOst's
Tavern in Baltimore, express himself equi-
Valent to your statement, and from the OPT
Mon have hitherto entertained respect
7ng Mr. Owings' integrity, presume (af-
ter recolIecting) he will not attempt TO de-
ny his uttering such sentiments.
JOHN HUGHES.
Thus have we established every title of
our accusations against Judge 0wings.-
Before dismissing the subject, we will cor
rect mis-statement of Mr.. Gwynn's res
pecting the TIME of our publication. 1t
was not (" a few days before the late cleo
ton" but few days after it, that the
publication was made it consequently
could notbe an electioneering trick, as he
would have it understood.
On Monday night, the 10th, the Steam Boat
Vermont, Captain Winus, sunk on Lake Cham
plain, near tie Isle-aux-Noix She was gong
60 land passenger neer Windmill Point, when
she grounded and Immediately sunk. Thepas-
sengers and crew, we hear were saved.
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NOTICE.

TICE.
tSA2LL OFFER 1T PUBLIC SALE,
AT CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE.
On the second Monday in December neat.
THAT BEING COURT DAY,
q likely NEcRo Bor, named
JOHN ROBERTSON,
POR RE.4DY' MONEY,
He was committed to Jail as a Runaway.
IN August 1914, agreeable to law.
WIN. WINFREE,
Tailor.
OctoDer Il. w4wp
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City Of U-ashiag,on, Oct. Cd. IS

S1R-l am this moment favored with
your letter of this day, and cannot reply to
1T IN a better manner than by transmitting
copy of one addressed by me to Dr..
Carr on the 22d July last, in answer to a
let er iiom him, containing enquiries, as
he stated to me, from himself and brosher
officers, on the subject of payment to the
militia who served under General Porter
field.
| am, very respectfully, sir, your obedi-
ent servant,
ROBERT BRENT.
Law I. Dade, late a captain of V. Mp
in the service of the u G
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NO TICE.

A Petition VIII be presented to the next Gene
raj Assembly Of the State Of Virginia, for per
mission 70 sell three acres Of land, Wing on
dams Till, and lbs feet Of The Falling Gard en-
property, for the purpose Of dischIgng the
debts, due by the estate Of Samuel Peasants
deceased,
WILLIAM LOwNES, 4gent
I6r D. ~ Peasants, .9du'r nj
SAMUEL PEASANTS, dccA
octoLsr 25h, 1915. f
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ROY4L PnLYaalR

His imperial highhess the Archduke Charles of
Austria, is, it is said, about TO surrender himself
in happy bondage to Henrietta. qIerand,ina- Esd-
bella Frederick lPiihelnina De- Sayp Ragen6ure :
What makes this the more strange is, that the
united ages of these ladies do not amount to more
than eighteen years, while that Of his Imperial
Eighncss exceeds City!
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NOTICE.

future, it VIII be required of every person
IL having claim against the State and who can
not attend in person at this Office 10 receive the
warrant for the amount thereof, to authorize BY
a written order, some one to receive it.
JOHN BURFoOT, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Oct z. CIV
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or"ers lett with Mr.. James Brown, Junior
Messrs: Moncure, Robinson 8: Peasants Muir.
Wy Sou W. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du-
al q 20. or at the Mandatory, will be tuIr
attended to, and the greatest attention paid 10
selecting and packing. BENZ. DIJ-VM
April22 ots'..c
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sTRAY ROAN HnRsE

about Sour feet ten inches high supposed 70 be
upwards Of twelve years old, some saddle spots
on both sides his back, unshod, supposed to be
a naturalpacer, appraised TO Ten dollars. appears
to be rgeling. This horse was left in he road
neRr said Spencers house, by horse th.ef 4 is
supposed, and orc Of Spencers taken in his place
Copy, THOMAS READ. q. e
Nov. l. ~
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NOTICE.

NO TTOE.
~ a petition will be presented bu
sundry inhabitants of Henrrco and Goocty
land counties, to the General Assemble ~
IT'S next session, praying the PASSAGE of :" !
law, Incorporating company aut6oriseS
to render Tuckahoe-creeE nayigabIe.
August 2. .c