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For Freight.

E&JM THE BRIG
$3.50 ELIZA, John I. Ross, Master.
|burthen about 80 barrels is an excellent
vessel, in complete order and will be rea-
|dy in . few days to receives cargo.
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ICE.

? 2 V9Iasubscriber is empowered to re-
B ceiye all debts due the late firm o.
Dge & Hn9ls, and has engaged to Fay
all debts due from said firm.
aOS. HARRIS.
July 10. St
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EIaWraSOn * 1 OWE,
Who have for Sale briggs CARGO of
SPARS of different sizes.
July 10.
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p O S Il S C. r. I p z.
From our Correspondent at " r
SUNDAY NOON, 5ULr 9.
Late from France.

BY the Spartan, the Editors of tie N.
York Gazette have received file of
Bordeaux papers to the slst Of May,
The following is nasty sketch of their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
VALUABLE LANDS For SALE

subscriber zviH sell 1895 acres of z,41uabIs
- 11',f''' I" zee county Of Cuipepper lyiag on the
east n"a .sest side IF Flat Run, figiJy inbroued
''tu' 0'sLdngs, orchards and neadoIvs Tie tracf
.'.' &c "@0iasd into fun iotS, suit purchasers
srsHS necry an equal gtGntitv of ,e.llov ,,,o,,;S
rood ''id, and zvd.er, to each lot. n ESs oto,,,
zen mtles SefoTc CRipepper co,irtbo1tse fue mil,
from otecens6W:g t1uenty-eiehf miles from, F,od.
'.cso'ts, ss,rtg miles from The Gin If Urshngtop
aia '1erGnrfd, and nsety miles from The cif, OF
rcHnond; M rich and bsbnlous i,eigktosL,oIg
,e 30" Us Pdif.cutifty adapted 10 The czAtsre of
coz" ana tobacco, and 1yiH produce erect
e.'. Hnloh dnd red and zgiite clorer ,s4sho,n m,
H'd 81 Ptaiste' Of Paris; THOUGH tie clozer IL y,cj,
'Mp'oTed by the APPLICATION of Ilaister. from tbc
experiments that hdUe been made Should the Iaud
% S0.d' me purchaser may be furnished Nth from,
'e' 20 tHee hD''io'ed barrels Of corn, ssventy head
S'ieep rom hcJ TO three quarter 6leods,I IEcyi
nos, my head Of hogs, eight eoo,! ,yo, bo,ss, t
yoke 81 orea, seUeral heh bred ares ami coJts mi
p'antaf'on "tensiis IF every description. me and
ag0'n!nS on the south het eLegat seat of cabtai,.
1""' Hon $, and on the north thar Of CHARLES Car
ter' esq. There as a UaAia6le Sul5Aer .Sbring in
n . 'acimty Of ms farm, CON cabf. join, TRo,a's
.''t''D") 12''ose efficacy ia caring diseases of "a
,'"S N"a.s' mas 6een often established 6etolli q
G'H0t' i"eFe are G6Oit t1so huHohed acres of ,aeo
a'1g 'a'ld on this fru, thirty acres of rriich ar.
eIn" d'fv' IN tn'otig, and about TEN in cloter--
",e may De t1oo hundred and ffv bushels of.7heis
seeded ms faA oar fresh and,nanvsdI land. Sto,,lT
s tea not DC so!d6e5re tie Ist of October merit 4
m ce ,eNasa orr 10 atlt teaGHts. Should is be sou
2s"eIym q me f7trchase money ,oW be eabected 10
Gs Pa'a 'Dhsn tie ceeds mads; credit for III.
Sallnee .'ilf DC GlorUed in four annual payments,
gearing s1iteTeSt tom The date 4Uaortoos o,. y.,y
2, "itst 1'i3 be required, to secure the eayment of
we purchase money PROPERTY in or near RicH-
,'ond' or ge.eg Negroes. at fair valuatisn, MID
DC receISed an part Payment.
for terms, Gbbiy to capt John Thorn, Jo,tr Strs.
'ner' esquire Of CHL9e9ber county, 10 m, Thomas
beGSfey, '0h0 resides the farm, or to the suJscri
Der, 79ho also, c6ers fo,. sale
l1,OO0 ACRES OF LAND.
Lying in the State of Kentucky:
together NTH sir m,imbroved OTIS in tie cio a.
WashfngfOIi, eEsI6b situated, and one LOT m tie
same c'y, Handsomely improved, and no4s in the oc-
cnpaacy efcdbt. Crab rs to he terms On ,s5jc6
ms later property may be purchased enquire Of
copf 'SHnsnsf ~ SaalisoOOd, oftte city WasLinc.
ton, or efthe subscriber
July 26. ,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
TYPOGRAPHICUS.
From the MsrY-rorN. Es,eni,,s- po.l, .qrg,.st S.
A GRAND RAIL


short time since young lady of about 1S
years old, by some means or other, found way TO
the strong box other uncle, rich farmer Living
An New Jersey, and took therefrom about 8 $500
Soon after she came to this city, and commenced
life in high stile She took mp her residence
in the Bowery, and Immediately set herself to
work to give grand Supper and Ball. Between
three and four hundred dollars was expended in
liquors, Pound Cake and Confcctionarics, and
tickets or printed cards Of invitation were sent
around to upwards of four hundred males and fe-
males. Such Other own sex as had not trnsets
to decorate their heads and arms, she supplied.
To the young lads, whom she selected to be ma
nagers at the ball, she gave gold watches and
new suites OF clothes. Matters thus arranged
the party assemblednight before last, at the place
iiXed upon in the Bowery, and commenced Their
sport They had not however, led down the
dance many times, before some unruly butchers
boys intruded themselves into the ball room, and
raised such dust, that it became necessary for
the police officers to interfere, 10 preserve The
peace. As the watchmen entered the room, the
young men forced their way out oft from every
outlet; leaping from the windows one upon the
other, until they all made their escape The
girls did not come offso well. They were seized
together with whole baskets of cakes and bottles
OF wine, and all taken to the watch house. The
next morning, when an examination was went in
to, it appeared that this young lady had expend
ed pretty near all the money she had taken from
her uncle's strong box. Those young men who
hid partook of her liberal bounty, were strpped
OF their clothes and Watches and the girls other
bracelets and trInkets, and lodged in the police
Office for safe keeping. This timely detection
has prevented the young lady and young man.
who she had selected for her gallant, from visit
ing FhiiadelPhia, which it was their intention to
set out Tor early yesterday morning
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
yIRGTNIA:

at Rules holden in the Clerk, Office of The Snpe-
r'or Court OF Chaneery for the Richmond Dis
triet, the Goth day Of June, 1915.
Benjamin w. lite, administrator of Joscnh Inn
man, deceased, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
John Chamhless, and William F. McCartv. alias
Henry Hunsman, Defendants.
THE subpoena, ddreviuen,I'trr Fl resb9nIepd'vr.
awarded ~ this cause, not being returned executed
on the defendants, aud they not ayng entered
their appearance and given securi according % the.
act o assembly aud the rules of this court aud il
appearing by satsiaco DRY evidence, that they are
not mhabltants OF this country IL is ordered That
NE SAID defendants do appear here on the first day
OF inc next term and answer the bill OF the patff
ana shew cause If any they can, against the reviva
oy the SAID process sought; ard that COPY of ,lis
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper nub-
''shed IN The city of Richmond, for two months s O.
eessi'ey' and posted at the front door OF the CAPT
tol IN the said city
VIM. w. Hening, C. c.
August o. 8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
From the Baltimore Telegraph.
THE PRINTER.


Who IS it." gentle reader" who,
That labours hard in pleasing YOU.
Wy telling all that's strange and news
The Priffer.
VINO IS 1T brings you from afar,
Intelligence of bloody war,
Or feats OF some immortal tar
The Printer
Who tells YOU of tn affairs of state,
Whilst Legislators, legislate,
And are engaged in warm debate
The Printer.
Who is it, that with stick and rule,
Chastses well the knave and fool,
And keeps n awe the party-tool
The Printer.
By whom is it that learning's got,
And genus to perfection brought
reader, aay-say, is it not
The Printer?
Say, yc who always wish TO know
How the concerns of nations 60
Who do you for that knowledge owe'
The PRINTER.
Ye politicians, too, can tell
Who makes you understand so well
Tn affairs on which you love 10 dwell
The Printer.
Then, in no case, should you DELAY,
Though many do, from day 10 day)
With Punctuality to PAT
The Printer.
TYPoGRAPHICUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
EEEsERTED from Camp Pendleton, Hanove
y county. three soldiers

kE9ERIED from Camp Pendleton, Hanover
BY county, three soldiers:
LSA4C CURTIS, five feet four inches high.
dark eyes, dark hair, saow complexion, by prc
tession farmer, and was enlisted in North Car
lima.
THO.M9.S JEqA'CE, five feet eleven inches
high, dark bue eyes, light hair, and by profession
farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina
JOIN C.3RR, FIVE set ten inches high, 2s
years otage, blue eyes, dark hair fair complex
ion, was enlisted by Coioael HGuiItoa. North Ca
rolina, Sury county It is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca
rolins,and whosoeyer willapprehend theabove de-
serters, and deliver them TO anwoficer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re-
ward-or FIFTY for either ofthem.
JOHN PEyWDL ETON.
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regn
August5 s. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
at Rnes holden in the CLERKS ofiee rs the Supe.
r0r Court Of Chaueery FOE the nchmond Dis
tr'et, the Goth day Of June, 1875.
earham Booker, surviving partaer of the nic,'can-
tile hrm OF Booker * Morton, PIlfaf;G.
against
John Wiley, Eli;h Asselin, Francis Anderson, Sam.
ue Wallace and Elizabeth Z. his Wife, formerly
ENza5eth y. AsSelin, John G.. Assein, sud Jo-
sscph T.. Asselin, which Elizabeth T., John c, and
Joseph Z are children % Francis Asselin. decd,
the sad Joseph being an infant By Samuel Wal.
i 1.rs ms guardian, Dsfsad.lnfs
THE defendant John c. Asselin not having en-
teren ms appearance and given security according
20 Tue act o' assembly aud The rules OF this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, he
not an inhabit'nt of this country: IL is ordered
mat the defendant do appear here on the FIRST day
the next term and answer the bill Of tie plain
Til; and that copy of this order he forthwith in.
serted ~ some newspaper published in the city OF
It'ennonu, icr two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted
at the front door OF the CAPITOL in the said city.
eopy.-1este,
iPm. W. Hening, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
1000 ACRES OF LAND.
.JHh 26.
100 DOLLARS REWARD

bEsERi ED fran a Detachment atno,ey mn COM
q ma'ld, stationed IN HanoUer County, s.vs
Soldiers q the third Rife Regiment
Joh.N ',lE-fJVES, 6 feet high, IS gears ofare,
Jesaion farmer 10as enlisted in Concord NH.
Carolina - ''o'"'
rEDD;aRD D.4Y, $ feet 9llincles hiqh, 81 vsars
age hGzIe eyes, dark hair, DIRK co,5blerioil and
%2gP,?tes'i'n carpenter ,sas enhssed IN North-
Ine a60Ue reward zriH be gipen fer c3brehead-
'g me a0oye Deserters and delivering then. to am
G SD c,J -. me 0h'ed SfGte'' army, Or ly dollars
JOHN PEADLETON;
Lieut.. 3dRiJ6e Regf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
,NeEW1 GOODg

NAE wish to inform the Citizens ofRchmond
w and the Public generally, that we are lust
opening pretty general assortment OF Dry
GOODS, in one of Messrs John and William Nil.
ler's WV TgTEMESTs, next to the Market bridne
Those wishing TO purchase will find il b their
interest 20 call, as we are determined to sell ON
the most accommodating terms.
DAVID 9. Ws KYLE.
July %. IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
August Q.
VIRGINIA.:

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUMO
ror Court Of ChaRcery for the Richmond Dis.
tret, the 10Th day Of June, 1915.
Elizabeth Arthur, widow Of James Arthur, decd,
Ptainfi6,
WIZ Sydnor, Lnu Woodward, one Of tbe re
pre'entatyes Of Jesse Woodward deceased. Jesse
woodward, and George Woodward aud Benia-
min woodward, two OF the heirs of Bepi,rl,,u
Woolvard, deceased, Thomas woodward, .Jo-
scph GOODWIN aud Mary Woodfef his wife. David
~ V"S' ""e marina ilaiuy, DJsHdaHfs.
NE dei- udantsJcssc Woodward, GEORGE NVooJ-
wmd and Bcujamin Woo ward, not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according 10 the
act Of assembly and The rules Of this court aud il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not mhabltarts Of this country is ordered, That
ehe sa'd defendants do appear here on the frst d,v
OF The next term and answer the bill Of the iainfiF
and that copy Of this order be forthwith iuseyled
10 some newspaper published in the eitv of R;ob.
mWt, TOR two months suceessivey aud posted at
me front door ct The capitol. 10 the said city.
copy.-Ieste,
nm. ". HeaiRg, c. c.
August 3 e..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
TIE SUBSCRIBER

HANiEC declined business :, tl,., Nr,roo,..,.
M Inc, viii devote his attention exclnsiyHl,, -,
C0Iaa!ES'SIO.N' BUSINESS.
lie has several good Yards on the Basin ami ,,.I
winch he VIII let for the deposit ofCoals Nso
: Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the Canal
Scantling, &c. ''''~'
lie wili receive proposals until The first d,, Of
June next, Tor the building of from twelve 10 s,x-
'ee', 'hFee story Brick Store and Lumber IIouses
at the waters edge, on the gasin and C,nsI -,
ground rent or lease. The advantages those
building sites possess, render them worthy the
attention OF merchants and others, possess;nc.
capital. ARCHBI AIS ITI ICI IIIsS''6
Al1tIt i, WON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
FaLLLN'G GARDEN LOTS.
FOR SALE
July %.

We viii sell ON Thursday the 18th of Auru,t
at half past O'Clock p. W. on the premises I'M
der the management of Messrs Jas. Brown Jr.
and w. Finney, slx lots OF ground, four Of which
lay near the Fish market Immediately back Of
Dr. Adams's buildings the other two Lois iou,
tA45id Lumber House immediately back of tine
Argus Office. This property from its contiguitv
toEthe principal street for business promises To be
very valuable; its situation, as the market House
is contemplated 90 be- extended TO r. Street upon
which the property fronts, VIII render it an OBJ
Jet, worthy the attention those who wish to-
purchase. Each ofthe four lots fronts 20 feet on
+ street, and runs back so feet The other lots
front also % feet on street. The purchasers
will have a 7oaTvauty deedexccutcd 20 thom, by
I'm. q CaLeb LoUHes.
August 70 ids.
W. y. Terms Of sale are one third cash
one Mird ut siriy, mi ope Thrill al niRgt,
d0ys apPrOUed negotiabte mites lciH be ley
quire6.
fLT~ A petition viii be presented by
sundry inhabitants Of Henuc6 and Goocli-
land counties, 10 the General Assembly AZ
it's next session, praying the passage of
law, incorporating company authorised
to render Tuckahse-c nayiga5le.
August II. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
FIFTY DOLLARs RkWARn

DEsGRTED from n attachment orfbs sd 5,,a.
~ Rcgiment, staHoneTia Hlgoz,er comm, ,C,c,,e
Fl IVgisia, CHqRLES RHODES, s Esethigh.
10 gears q age, b9H IN Oraige Coigif,l. NJ d,
mas darF eyes, dirk haiyi dark COMPLEXION. ana
oy 'rade haHer-had on 4ghen he deser,ed HE
HRy@m. IL isProbabie he asiH sell his uniform tbe
brst obbortmi'y Uhocver viR 0bDreAcnd the sail
ctaries Ithoaes and deiver him 10 any officer in me
United States army, shall receive the a5goe re4yara
and aHreasOnabe e5,bsnces
JOHN PE.WDLETOyM
Lieut.. Sd Rile Regf.
June 70. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
August . .
VIRGINIA.:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Sumo
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
tr'et, the Goth day Of June, 1915.
Eiiz beth Baew, Pkaipti6
.RgdiRst
David Patteson and Reuben d, Patteson, executors
OF David Pateson, who was executor of Thomas
Ballew. deed, Jesse W. Thomas and Meeky his
wife, Thomas Bal-w, William Balew, Battersby
Blllew, and Doroihca s Saunderson, DeG's.
lhE Defendants Jesse w. Thomas and Meeky
his wife, Thomas Bslew and William Bailew. NO,
having entered their Appearance and given secur ty
according to the act OF assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country: -
ordered That .he said defendants do appear here ON
The hst day Of the next term aud answer the bin of
the pai"tihi and that copy of this order be forth,
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Rielmond, FOR two months successfully and
city.
A copy.-Teste,
60, I'm. W. Hening, C. C.
august q Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
LAND FOR SALE.
1viH seHhe LIND Ho7g f1c On in Chesterfeld
county, Containing, By csffmasi9H,
SEVENTY TWO ACRES

SEVENTY TWO ACRES,
.fors o. iess--IHe situation is hiqh, heahhv and
agreeable, ami improvements good fer tie accom-
mediation Of n moderate sized famig From Ais
land, andh the centre gift too, Thine raisesi nh.
5oarag If 100000 bteieis If con- ut Inherent
Periods-tor the hst fee years IL has ret been 4gork
en- Jhafit confirms iarge bodies oferceHcm Coal
there can be Etfle d0Hbt; heinz b0uneicd by Johgt
Ifwchio, CnIii6c AMI Buck, on he .Norfh, ME
Failing Creek the Eas', anil the FaHiuq Creek
Coai Hines, o1vued BY N Heti. on me Sgifh, and
by the heirs If r. W0olirfdge, Oh Me Easf.
shall require about 0ne-fgurM Of tie btrchase
money! in hand; foy fte balance time 4giH be giuen
10 s3at tie purchaser, the amount bcing sdfistac-
for1iy secured To gay any more ~ 10 the hnd,
prospect Of coal, &c. Is deemed Hv5,ccessalV as
those desir0Rs 20 purchase 40iH oon5Hcss Uie1v The
Preperb--tLey ,oiH please apply 10 nc on nie pre-
misses. TEO.NPSO.V gLUyVJ.
Cesiegfeld, .IGy17. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
Rnl. ". fleming, C. C.
August Q.
VIRGINIA.:

IisN1INIh:
at Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the snpe.
r'or Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trio, the Goth day OF June, 1915.
Robert Campbell, plaintiff
against
William w. Winston, late Sheriff Of Hanover coun-
Y, to whom the estate of John Hicks was COM
united, by the court of the said county, Robert
Hicks and John Hicks, infant children of the said
John Hicks, deceased, by Peter Nelson, their
Guardian, Robert Duncan, and Edmund. John.
Robert Susan, Patsey, and Nancy Duncan, in
fant children OF the said Robert, assigned their
guardian, To defend them in this suit, Nathaniel
3 Dallam and Sally his wife, late sally Hicks.
William Jones, and Benjamin b. Ford Def7ta
IdE defendant Benjamin b. Ford, not having
entered his appearance aud given security according
TO the act of assembly and the rules of this court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabl'ant Of this country: IL is ordered.
nat The said defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and thata copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY nj
Richmond, for two months successfully and nosted
at The front door OF the capitol, in the said city.
cOpy.-Teste,
, I'm. ". Heniag, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
Ertract ora letter dated Detroit. July Q.

&" On the first ofJuly fort Maiden was
delivered oyerto the British, and the Anne
ricm troops marched to this place. The
men who were enlisted for the war have
been mustered, paid, and discharged. On
the 9th July the troops leftthis for Macki-
nav Under the command of colonel Butler.
Prince Saunders, the black schooImas.
ter from Boston, who sailed to England in
the ship New-Packet, has (according In
Boston accounts been treated by the Enc
lish clergy and gentry at Liverpool. with
as distinguished bon0rs and hospitality. As
the prince regent exercised towards the
legitimate soyereigns who last summer vi
sited London. This . blacks Prince was
about to be introduced 20 the royal family.
But, whether Prince means to present re-
.mOnstrances against the ensIayemcnt of
Africans by tie British at Sierra Leone,
we are not informed Possibly, the Prince
may be converted into a missionary TO
convert the heather, bond and free-to
the passive-Obedience" part Of christian
ity the only purpose to which it is at
tempted to be perverted in Europe now a.
days ~ I. Coiumbion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
August Q.

~ ",S' "oiuth w The CLERKS Othce OF the sumo
i1or Court OK Chaucery for the Richmond Dis
:, tr1et' the 2oth day OF June. 1915.
Battsrsby Bal'ew, PLdinifE
Against
David X Patteson and Reuben B. Patteson, execu.
tors OF DAVID Pattcson who was SURVIVING, exec,,.
tor OF Thomas Ballew, and Jesse w. Thomas
and Meeky his wife, Thomas BsIlew, William BAL.
lew Dorothea Saunderson and Elizabeth Bal.
lew. Gec,J,.,t
TIE defendants Jesse w. Thomas and Meekv
his vile, Thomas Bailew aud William Bailew, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly aud the rules of hs
court, aud it appearing By satisfactory evidence tbat
they are not inhabitants OF this country His or
de1cd, That the said defendants do appear here on
the lrst day oil the next term and answer the bill OF
tue plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Rchmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city.
copy.-Teste,
I'm. ". HeuiB0 q n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
August 2.
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the supe.
lror Court OF Chaneery for The Rehmond Dis
tiict, tue Goth day ofJune, 1915.
'onn ben' Piaind6,
'on mn, ~ DNes' defendant.
TIE defendant moi having entered his appear
ance aud given security according TO the net of as
semhy and the roles of this court, and it appearing
OF tins cosnty is ordered, That the said defen
"ant do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and tha,
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in som
ne~sp"prr published in the city Of Richmond, for
two months sunuessivev and nosts,j az the frot -, ~
oil the capitol, ia the said city.
n eopy.-Teste,