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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles / CMhH
MAS received per the ship Orion, di
rect from Hamburg, and offers fal
sale the following Goods. viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting oflooking glass plates, de-
canters, tumbIers,. wme glasses, double
flint and eilt edged, window glass, &c,
900 bales Linen,
Consisting of PIatillas, Britannias,
sstouillas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout Helnpen Ficklcnbarss,
Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles.
White and red lead,
Ecythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
S,.isw knives,
Brass wire,
QGills,
Liquer cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks ofyteel ola superior quality,
Mantle ornaments,
1000 deiniiohns,
Apotliecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased IN the
United States.
My %
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston.
from Amsterdam, a large 4 elegant as
surtment Of Boiling Cloths, of a superior
Quality, which will be offered for sale at
ii. store Of Mr.. james Anderson.
Amos Alerander
Octaber 6 II
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1opartne

f8t5 ------
| THE Subscribers have formed con
nection in business in this place, under
the firm Of BurneralI and Popham.
William BlrRg1c1H,
john POphQps.
]. Counting house, in Unian-street,
'nthe house occupied by Messrs. John
md 'pho1nas Vowel.
December IL dim
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NEw-YoRK, Sent. II.

4 Yillain defectpd.-Thursday morn
ling last, about an hour after the gentle
linen who lodged at Buffers hotel, III
|New-Haven, had left that place for n.
York, in the steam boat Fulton. Dir.
Harry Butler discovered that his money
desk had been broken open-and ri1ed OF
its contents. $500 and the house rob-
bed of IL dozen large and snail silver
SPOONS, watch and other plate. suspi-
|ciion immediately fastened upon one Of
his ledgera, who had risen in the night,
been absent an hour, and i'll the morning
had gone on board the steam boat. Mr..
Butler Immediately left New-Haycn in
sulkey, and by changing horses often,
re ached New York in the afternoon, a
distance of SO miles, one hour before the
steamboat. He employed tive consta-
|bles to assist him hired small boat,
Isl met the steamboat soon after she came
round CorIaers Hook, went on board and
there disclosed the nature OF his business.
The passengers all readily consented to
a search, and Capt. Bunker kept the
Roat in the stream until it could be ac~
complished. But Mr.. Butler beginning
with the man he suspected. found upon
him a part of his Ill cotton plumber dis
trunk was then opened, and noless than
ten surtout coats were packed up IN II,
which It'll supposed he had stolen. In
tie crown of his hat was lady's veil.
The money has not vet been recovered
He was taken to the police Office, ex,
Iamined and committed to prison. until
the return of the Steam Boat, when nc
was taken back to be tried in the State
where the offence was committed. hss
appearance ard address is that OF an.ec
complished villain.
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= +
their head, end resolved 10 cab On M
Lord Lleutenant to have tie ;asnsrs w
|tionact put intofee in parts 81 the eae y
~. and particularly round the civ =
Limerick. In the county Of Mate,fo,S
|only one nightly asgressiolI has vet g.
|currcd; but evil minded emmissaries ~
ministering illegal oaths, and arran's;ns
IA system ofresistance to the laws. Sasss
|been seenin different parts of if, and Va
fear that the contagion is rapidly adysnc,
ling. A spirit of oppositionAte the tytf.
system has lately been very strongly 3
Iyinced in some parts of the county os,
Monaghan. Government has upwards
iof $4,000 effective frelDcks in Ireland a.
present, including regulars and milf,
The Eurotas frigate, with Generals
Savoy and L'Allemand, and Lieut.. Co.
loneIs de Planet, Resigre and Schultz
Captain Autrie, MERCER, and Lieut. Ron.
Iyier on board, arrived at Gibraltar the
I'D ult. from Plymouth, aud sailed the
next day for MALTA.
Late on Sunday night, Captain Tn
lderdown arrived in London with dis
patches from Paris. They were receiy-
ed by the Earls Of Liverpool, who re-
manned in London. Soon after the noble
lEarl gave orders Tor the summoning Of
Cabinet Council. yesterday, at twelve
O'Clock, at the Foreign office. Yester-
day morning, at II o'clock, the noble
Earl waited upon the Prince Regent al
carlton House, to lay the contents Of the
dispatches before his royal Highness and
lat l2 o'c'sck he proceeded to the Fo-
reign Office, to attend the Cabinet Coun-
:, cii, which was also attended by the Earls
5of Harrowby and Bathurst, Mr.. yansit-
tart, &c. The Council sat in deIibera-
] ton tillabout half past one.
! The Arcbduke Charles of Austria is
Expected in Englandin about 5 weeks,
Iona visit to his royal highness the Prince
Regent. The Archduke made his So
lemn entry into Mentz on the Esd last,
accompanied by his august bride.
Our Ambassador Sir Ii. elleSley, IS
labout to return to Madrid.
The corporation of Cork have voted
1.-THE freedom of that city to Field Marshal
Prince Butcher. 1t is to be presented
Ito the gallant veteran in an elegant box
|of Irish oak.
The emperor of Russia praceed, to
Brussels. His Imperial Majesty seems
ibent on extending his influence by the
matrimonial connexions of his family
Lit is believed, that the hereditary prince
Iof the Netherlands will espouse a Rus
Islam Princess. and that the Grand Duke
! Nicholas Of Russia viii be united to
Idaughter,of the king Of Prussia.
! The famous Mary Anne Clarke being
discovered near Margate by creditor,
in consequence of a paragraph in this pa
Iper, her daughter, who's name IS also
i Mary Anne, was arrested few days e.
go instead of her, whilethe mother escap-
ed to France.
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public Sale

w''e' ! eses ~ - = =
se ~c NJ y. s,,ls
100 packages NCw S1sH.s,
IN a credit Of 3. 4 aNsl 6moAths, Tor ape
proved endorsed negotiable notes. pay
abs in Georgetown, washington Slty
( or Alexandria, or all kinds OF west
ern Bank Notes viii be received at
! the time Of sale, at par.
Sale to commerce at 10 o,csoc~s 'VaS-
Point and striped blankets,
Booking baizes and ceaslngs.
kersey nieieskins anu rinshinSSs,
Superfne cloths,
Second 10.
Coarse cloths and pisins,
Best twilled cords and yeiyets'
MeiliHgtonAnd bennets cefos,
Ssteer6ae white Hannels,
Eeds yellow and white do.
Superb waistcoatfng,
Black g coloFesi tss'iiea DofnDazet1s.
Do. No. piipH do.
Sca.seh piai.ls AMI ngtired stuifs,
calieoes aad ginshams,
Asas eigths ana snirsing sA'hDllcs'
sinc sauia co,'o'is, . ~.
ssp 3 ] p'n sa''0''s 1s4s''''
f;ns sen ;ag cyttons,
5 Bsst qoality sewing silks,
Ehck and colored cambrics,
Madras hanlkerchiefs,
Fancy cfavass,
enc and book mslins,
Plus aud caiore1i thread,
1'apes and bobbins,
Coat and vest battens,
Bell and glass buttons. jet do.
Cotten hcsicry,
Women q. lnsa's black worsted do.
Fancy cotton shawl~.
Pocket handkerchief,
brown domestic sii;rtings,
Gerrau linens,
White. pains and kerSeys,
{a,tto6cassiMeres and nankeens,
Brown hollands,
And many other articles,
,s,are vii, alsa be soil On tbe same
ssy's 4rs,ns an invoice 81.
s rer 49,. ..eosrs 80 fS..1t.
49, - 49, taie S,u.iSaJ u
ms'l'5Z|E5s 90 . of Sso'iV aohars, when
WAS 4arcs,ased very cheap, consisting
fntpart OF
KNIVES end forks,
g Fiye pefisknlses,
Fine SCISSORS and razors,
Shoe aud butchers knives,
BARLOW aud clasp knives,
Best quality door locks,
Stock AID pad locss,
i,s sa sapp . ,l asa trunk ! iocks'
nsss &''a ifca oa.t hlnssss;
gs'ae,eas aua sa,i'lsefs' avis
snee:eaScss ANS ,
v'ess aHo s"u pui- 'aeAs,
Z pn,ap iAssneS'
ssaaasss
aoinet lu:nature,
fsaftefS trimmings
s ,ssp;rs sa, pssAs's'
Clo,h and shoe brushes.
Ir.tta,.ss f,,s,sbee
sa y, s g. &c < Se,
.s;,ms to mention
,here Mil ALSO he sail. Al tho same. fine
at Faar Months
3. annroycsl endorsed notes. pavasle as'
hef..rs mentioned. on accon,,t &c ths
TS~. sts7.-f,r -, =. -
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PRINTING, ,,
Handsomely executed at the Ollice q uo
.alewandria Gazette.
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BALTIMORE, November 81.
Latest from England.

Ry;tbe ship Leda, Eldred, arrived at
this mort. SO DAYS from Liverpool, we
have received Inndon papers to Oct. Sd,
and Liverpool to Get 8, extracts from
which will be found below. Further ex-
tracts will be given hereafter. We take
This opportunity to express; our obliga-
|tion to the gentlemen who Obligingly
loaned us the papers.
An articlein the London Courier SAYS.
6 The Chambers Frencil) il IS supposed
will not open their session till Moaday
| the 9th 0ct.o
The Spanish Jnnta of Cnrunna, now
lin state of insurrectiou against Ferdi-
|nand, have published q manifesto Of
their motives. They state that those
who possess theroyal confidence are the
friends of Bonaparte-that his majesty
lis not allowed even to read the remon-
lstrances pouring in from all parts of his
|doninions; that they had fought to e.
mancipate their monarch from a dun
lgenn, who, governed by the advice Of
such evil counsellors, has rewarded thenI
with dungeons and with chains. They
express their determination not to lay
down their arms until they have obtain
ed redress.
The county Of Limerick, in Ireland
on a representation made by its masis
tiates to the lord lieutenant, is declared
! to be put under martial law.
/ The king of the Netherlands has beer
sinaugurated with much pomp aud SO
lemnity.
The French were SO reluctant to part
with the paintings andxstatues in the
Louvre, that military was resorted
to, TO compel their surrender.
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Wanted to Hire,
a WOMAN capable ard willing Il
IN do house work generai!y-te or
uf good habits and industry, liberal wage
viii be given.
Nov IS Nv
FRESH TEAS.
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Fire Insurance Company
f1f .AIca,nndrid.

gpyEE SSkholdess ii this institution !.
are hereby informed, that oisl z,
dend of four per cent. on that par 7.
the capital now paid, ior the ias y, .ssN
months. IS this day declared, which VIII
bs ready 10 be paid them on Friday the
Sd inst. 3
S Insurance Office,
Noy. l-2 .
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DRY GOODS,


urwvHE subscriber having returne0 70
Alexandra, with bis steek CT Icy
Goods. offers the same for sale at re-
sluced prices.
AMONG THEM ARE,
Ginghams, plaids and stripes,
Cambrick muslins, cotton shlfhng'
Linnen, estopillas,
Book muslin, plain and figured,
Jaconet do do do
Cypress gauze, plain,
Observation-Disclosures,
Worsted and cotton hose,
N Pound pins, bombazetts,
Colored threads, children's socks,
Beaver gloves, silk ditto.
Floss cotton, sestings ribbansls,
Lace handkerehiefs and shay !sss q
White chip hats, Brittagnes sialseI';
Flannels, dimitY,
Sewing silk, suspenders. &c. ,s
The above are offered for sale at ts'
store occupied by Mrs. Mooney, nsS
door to Messrs. Bryan Ham2son 4 z
rSiii@A, on co. p4pytEy
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Public Sale.

By virtue of a writ o. siditionc expo
mas to me directed frem Charles
County Court, will be sold to the hish-
est bidderfor cash, at the courthouse
in Pert Tobacco, on the 18th day Oh
December next,
|, A IL Joseph II. Meeks's right, tl''e'
.N claim and interest in ard TO q
tract or parcel of land, called hee rs. !.
Park, containing two hundred apd my -,
acres, more or less, taken in eSec. .s..,
to satisfy debt due Benjamin Il. Mu',
likin.
! Tosonleg Rotey,
Late sheriff Of CHARLES County
Nov GO %
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,at & Fruit.

vat q Fruit.
New landing and for Sale by the sub.
rrlbeFs the cargo Of the Barque Osslp'
pee, capt. Amos Smith, from Cadiz, con-
sisting of
s6O6o bushels Salt
900 Boxes best Mascatef Kalsins
Al few Quartet Casks Sherry Wine.
.adsn:s, Herbert g TO.
Oct. 8.
MoIasses IN Barrels
10000 gallons Molasses. in barrels
taow landing frpm brig Adelsne, at A:am'
SAYS wharf, and foi' sale by
Dodge e Ketteli. I
October IS
| Bfonaugh and Go
/ Have jasf received an elegant as az T
iaeDt al
l.eyansine 8, Florence liks,
and w ilite Satin.
.aLSO
IIMerino & :.cyantine shawls
October SO
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For Freight,
Landing

AT Lawrasoa and Fpwle's Wharf
AND FOR SALE,
The Cargo Of brig Eliza, ]. !. Ross
masterirom Havana. condsting,o f
81 boxes brown HAVANA Sugars of {
superior quality.
10 bids, MolasseS,
rs bags green Coffee.
Apply TO
q & 7. Ysscsu.
OR
L.awrason s Fowle.
Oct. IL
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z Sc j.. Vaudeville

Have iust received. per sipop Beiie, lfen'
NeV-Y ork,
SIS chests and b3xes
Imperial,
Souchong, ,
Those Teas have been particuia,l5s
selected for family use,
Nov 10 OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
PAN w "

ETRoM the subscriber, on Monday the Esd ult,
my Servant Boy HENRY, (taking with hira
a dark bay nicked horse, which purchased in
Petersburg, in the fall of 1882 bright. muiat.
to, about 20 or 81 years old. upwards Of feet
high, of rather slender form, with a scar on
one OF his temples and mole on one side of his
face his clothing will probably consist of a pair
each white dmmity, black cashmere and stiped
homespun pantaloons, short blue roundI 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.
slderably in the Northern States, and probably
Will attempt to get to Petersburg, Richmond.
Baltimore or Norfolk, where he is pretty well
acquainted. will give the above reward for
experimenting and securing said servant and
horse so that Iget them agai
=, WILLIAM NJ. CLARKE. :
Hamilton, n, Carolina,
November 4.
The Editors of the Virginia Argus, Norfolk
ieraic, and Baltimore Patriot, viii insert the
above advertisement in their respective papers
. times, and forward their bills to the Office of
the Petersburg Republican for payment.
NV H. ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
ut a Court held for Buckingham County
III, I1tL l.. q


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
whe' late Martha Tawter, and L,idwell Vaw-
ter children of Thomas Vawter, deed,
plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Elizabeth Yawter, widow of Thomas yawter.
decd, Christopher Chaffin and Mary Aun his
wife, late Mary Ann Yawter, Lemuel Yawter.
and Polina, Julia, -, and John Vawter. in
fant children OF John Vawter, decd, and An.
derson B!antoa and Elizabetl6.,is wife, late
Elizabeth Vawter, of lawful Me, and Watt,
Saran, PAMELA, Mary, Nancy and Harriet
fawter, infant children of Edward Yawter,
decd, which said John and Edward Vawter.
decd, were sons of the said Thomas Tawter
'@ceaseu' Defendants.
TX cHAScERr.
On the motion uf the plaintiffs, by their attor
ney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendants Christopher Clafin
and Mary Ann his wife, are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth Il is ordered, That unles. the
said Cha'iin and wife shall appear here on or be-
tore the december court next and answer the
plaintiffs DILL the court will then proceed 10 take
the said 5li! for confessed as to them and decree
the matter thereof according and that a copy
pt tins order be forthwith inserted in some one
OF the public newspapers of the city Of Richmond
FOR two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted mp At the font door of the court
house of this county
Copy. r. ELDRIDGE, in. DC
Oct. Z w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
Boarding School
For Young Ladies,
sTAuNT0N, Va.
Mrs. Morris.

(Late Miss .lfron,)
pETURNS her acknowlelS n1ents for the lbe
q raj patronage she has received since the
opening other Academy. and begs to inform her
friends, and the inhabitants of Stsunton and ia
vicinity, that in addition to the usual branches OF
education, the French language, Music, Draw.
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches ofpolite literature so iniispensably ne
ces'ary for accomplished females, viii be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
PAID to the morals and manners of the Young
aides entrusted TO her care.
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, SO per
Grammar and Ncedle-work, 5 sessiot,
French, Drawing, Painting in1
water colours, ~Geography,
Mapping, the Elements of 10 Cos
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours, )
(separate,)S Aouo'
r rie"oh language, do 10 do.
geography and Mapping, do. - do.
Boarding, g 100 per annum
~ u. The ensuing session commences the
18th OF November next.
Stanton, October II, 1916
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
NEw-GLAsc0W AcADEM'Y.

FgVEIE Trustees Of the New-Glasgow Academy
y having COMMITTED TO Joseph Jones Monroe
attorney at law, the superintendent of the lite.
rary concerns of the institution, and having asso.
ciated with him Luther VI, Hitchcock, Esq. who
has acquitted himself heretofore as a preceptor
at several seminaries Of learning to the North
ward, in manner perfectly satisfactory to all
who were interested, announce to the public that
on the Is. of January next it will be opened, for
the reception of Pupils in the following branches
of educ&; .on-Re2ding and Writing with Gram
NAUTICAL Observation-Disclosures Greek and
Latin languages, the elements Of Mathematics
and Polite Literature according to the most APP
proved systems now praetised in the schools.
The fees fortuition Will for the Inferior bran
ohes be IS dollars per annuIn, and for the supe-
rior 25 dollars.
Mr.. Monroe being possessed Of library Of sc
Iect authors on Municipal law, win receive few
pupils who are deslrous OF information in that
useful science.
New-Glasgow is situated IN the most healthy
part of this state, and board can be obtaincd f6r
s',ynumber OF students in respectable faml es
or vgry moderate terme.
yVe.v- GLasgs7g -feadeng,
November 15th, 1915. t29D
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ONE THOUSAND DOLL-9Pg

a YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL BE IN.
SURED FOR $500 DOLLARS.
VHNHE Editor Of the Republican Constellation
n beng anxious 20 get out of debt, and TO en-.
Large bis business by Commencing Book PtIyr.
rSo extensively, for which favorable opport,,n;.
tynow offers. wishes 10 engage partner, to whom
he will dispose OF half Isis office and establish.
ment. The Office, he believes, is as complete.
for country Office " any in the state of Virgin-
IA, having two presses in operation and one not
up, which with small expense can be made an
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars cash
--for which sum he will ensure his partner ono
thousand dollars year clear Of all expense ariy-
ing from the bushes, from The commencement of
the partn srsbp.
TO temperate man, who is a decided he
publican, and Of an accommodating disposition.
mo other will be receiyed) and who has about
5000 dollars which lie may design to commence
business wltf-thst is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with tire likesun
from the editor, an opportunity is now offered to
do good and much more a.. n business than
merchandising. Book E'r<lT 4 being added to
the present business OF tie Office vii sford q
handsome additional income.
a mechanical Knowledge Of printing il mt
required, by the Editor, as a necessary gualifca,
ton in partner.
Any information respecting the heslihiness. &
fertility OF this part Of the country, the expense
OF maintaining 4 family, &c. &c. can be obtained
by Inc directed to the Editor, posi- paid. which
shall b. promptly attended to- a.
WINCHESTER, Va. Nov. II.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

Z ESERrED .from Detachment ander mn com.
= mand, stationed ia Haaover County, t4yo
S't,iters 81 tie third Rife Regiment
Joh|V '.lE.!sFES, 6feet high, IS years otage,
fessSoN farmer 7yas enlisted in Concord Nsrt5.
CdrDhna. go
cEDW.2RD D.4Y, feet 81 ,cles high, 81 wears
81 age heste eyes, dark hair, dark complication ann
y Profession carpenter 7vas ENLISTED in North
me ADORE rerSard viii be .given for abbrehead.
ig me G6'Us DeSerfers and debve7sg them 10 am
CD'ceTm re United States army, or ,ftiy dollars
for either { diem.
JOHN T'ENDLETON.
Jane %. o ~ % "'' " e.
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STONE WaRE.
rms sussnIDEn HAS or HASp AT ms mASrrAcro.
AZ, LARGE QUANTITY OF
s T. o NJ Il " A II e..
F suPERIoR QUALITY AMI WE'LL lssonrEr.

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL lssoRrEn.
IS carrying On the business very extensively,
and wil deliver the Ware IN any part of the CITY.
free OF the expence of cartage, and AT the New
York n"iccs the freight from thence to this
place nd average 2oper cent ct least Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope that
lew, II any, will send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
wsre and on Gar better terms.
The following We're the prices in New-York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell him ut any time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Supe.
rior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
= trict, the 2Gth day of June, 1915.
George Was J,l,;r,;s-
.9gafnst
William Shaw, Archibald Foster, and VIM. BInn.
and William Crawford merchants and partners
acting under che firm of Crawford and Dunn.
defendants.
TIE defendant William Shaw not having enter.
ed hts aPpesrance and given Security according 70
toe net N Assembly and the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he 10
not an 'nhabiiant Of this country 1t is ordered.
That the said Defendant do appear here on the
hrst day oil the next term and answer the bill Of tie
plaintiff and that copy of ,ia order be forthwith
deserted in some newspaper putiished in the Citg
OF Richmond, for two months successively and
City.
copy.-Teetc,
W.a. ". Aeuing, C. C.
Wv z<s wSv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
John BEE.

OfClntou, Oneida County, New York. is anx;.
Gus to obtain information Of his brother, Christie.
pher Bee, who came into the United States son
alter the Revolution, as IN agent ofJohn lelt, an
Iron Founder, OF Carrow, Scotland Il il s,ppos.
ed that he pursued the Mercantile business al
Charleston, S Carolina, OF It's vicinity, and finally
settled on plantation in the State of Virginia.
Any information from his family (in case he Is
not living) or any person who may have known
him in his life time, WILDE gratefully received
NSY. % At.