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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-24
NOTIE;E
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rs HEREBY GIVEN
FHViiAT at the next August Court of Ohio Conn-
II ty, at tae Courthouse thereof shall sell at Pub
lac Auction, for cash, 60 much of all the
LOTS e LANDS.
In that eonty, returned delinquent for the noa-pay
Inent Of the taxes Of the hast year as will he sufficient
to discharge the arrears OF taxes which shall then re-
main unpaidior that year, and ten per cent. dam
ages thereon, together with the taxes of the present
year.
HE Sales will commence on the first day of the
Court, aid continue from day to day until tbev shall
be completed. s''''
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages, Mt any time before The land shall be
sold Il list OF deimqucnts may be seen in the Clerk :
OtiIee OF the SAID county, in possession of the Sdbscr
Ger or in tae Office Of the Auditor Of Public Account,
JOHN FEAY, ID. S.
FOR
BASIL RIGGS, s. O. C.
Nav % -y,ov
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NOTIEE
MAY o4.--wSw

q A
Us Hereby GIVEN, That ut tie mex, Anrus.
4 Court Of Spoitsyl'ana County, ~ the Court-house
thereof shall sell at Pubic Aueton for each, so much
OF all the
LANDS 81 LOTS,
in that County, returned delinquent cr the non-pay-
mtnt OF the taxes the years 1890, 1884, 17g2 1905,
1894, T95, 1890 1871, i7gS 1929, 1900, 1901, 1907
1905, 1904, iScs, 1906, 1907 1907 1870 1871 1919.
1878, viii be sufficient to discharge the arrears Of
taxes shich sall then remain unpaid (fcr those differ
cnt ycars,) and ten peroeutun damages thereon.
The sales viii commence Oh TIC first dar OF the
Court, aad continue from day to day until they shall
be completed.
The subscriber 5aGthorqedto receive ~ such taxes
and damages az any time before the Isnd shall be
sold.
Use ofdeinquences may bc seen il the Clerks
Office oi tie CouuJ, in posse ss,on Ut te sascrber
or - TIC Office tie Auditor a. pph.'. Account
ROBEFT CltUTCHlILLU, Derry.
tiA
ROBERT PATTON. s. IS. e.
Nav qt----,,5w
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NOIiCN
LS HERERY GIYN.N.
IpSFt.I

IS HEiSEBF G(YE,n,
FENHAT. the next August Court for Chesterfield
A coung, At the Courthouse thereof, shall sell at
Public Auet n, for cash, 80 much o. all tho
LANDS e LoTS,
m that Couny, returned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment OF thetXes ofthe years 1891, 1899, 1928 l794
795, 1896, I97, 17oS. 1899, 1900 1901, 1902, 1905
1904, 1905, iioG, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1870 1911 1919,
1915, as viii be ficient to discharge the arrears
OF taxes which shall then remain unpaid, for those
years, and thels year, and ten per cestum per sn-
mum damages tereon, together with the of lhe
present year.
The sales win an the firstdny of the
court aud contne from day day, until they shall be-
completed.
The subscriber is authorised receveall such tax
sod
a list OF delinqFencies may be in the Clerks
o'nce OF the equity, in possession cf the subscriber
or IN the Office ofNH Auditor of Pebble Accounts.
L, BURFOOT, D. S.
FOR
L. BRANCH, Sheri5T:
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3. NOTICE
rs ELEREBY GTVEN. TINT

rs HEREBY GTVE1, TINT
A T The next August Court of CabcIl County nj The
"a court-house thereof shall sell at public auction
for cash, so much Of I'll the
LANDS e. Lo7S,
In that Comfy, returned delinquent for the non.pav.
mcnt Of the Taxes Of the last year, as will be suci
ent to ii7chsrgethe ofaxes which shall then
remain unpaid Gor that year, and ten per cenp,m da.
images thereon together with the Taxes Of the presenS
year.
The snles viii commence on the frs, day ofthe
court, and continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised tn receive al such Tsx-
sOL. ~
lis; oFdelnqnencieg may Ne seen in die Clerks
ONCE Of The county in the possession Of the snbseri
bcr or in the Office Of the Auditor Of Public
counts.
MARK RUSSELL.
Sheri6'ef CatsY COtmty Ia.
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NET aDYERTXsEIiEN1I
SALES OF DELINQUENT LANDS
NOTICE
is KERERV GJVrN

NOTICE
rs NEREBF GIYFN.
TESHAT at the next Angus. Court e Benr.co Count,
u at the Courthouse thereof, shall sell at Public
Auction for cash, so much of ali the
LANDS & L9rS.
IN that County, returned denqsent o- ;ie non-na,,.
inent of the Taxes of the last year az viii he suf
cent to discharge the arrears of'Iaxes which stall
then remain unpaid for that year, aud temper cen,um
sent year. The Sales will commence on ,h,.frst ls,
Of the Court and continue from day to day, Until they
shall be complicated.
the Subscriber Is authorised to receive all such Ts
es and damages at any time before the Land shall be
Office OF The County, in the possession Of the Subscr;-
Der, or in the Office of the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts
T. II. PROSSER, She.
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.NOIYEE

HEAERY GIVEN, That at the next August
Conr; OF GooehIand county, at tie Court-heuse
'neIeo shall 'eat pu bic auction, for cash, so mucf
LANDS g Lo9S,
In that cousty, returned delinquent fcr the non nav
ent OF taxes for the last year. as viii he sufficient 10
o'sehsrsc the arrears of taxes, which shall remain un
pu or that year. and zen per cent. damages thereon
together with the taxes OF the PRESENT year
ne sales viii commence On the FIRST iAy Of fine
Court' and continue from day to Gay, until they shall be
ne subscriber authorised 20 receive all snoh tax
rs and damages at any time before the,land shall he
sold. '1 '''' "e
a list of delnquencies may be seen in Che Clerks
Otce otthe County, in possession of the subscriber
OF III the oihce OF the Auditor Of Public accounts
JAMES ca RTER,
S.sTiG' Of GoochLand, CT, one
Of IlS DEPUTIES.
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Ml.TICT.

A HEREBY GIVEN, That At the next AaynN
"A ;ourt OF Frederick County, NJ the Court-,,opse
u,Io shall sci! at Public Auction, tor rSh, nGe.
Of the
LANDS e LOTS,
init County returned delinquent Tor the ncn-psv-
ne,n t taxes thereon, from the year 1901 70 The
yeanSlS, inclusive with damages the taxes afore-
sad, It the rate of ten per centuIn per sunun Gorn
he,es at which the said lsnds aud lots have respec-
tYeiyeen returned delinquent
III sales will commence on the FIRST cav othe Court
and cotuue from day to day until aey shall be oon-
pieted
The ,bseriber is authorized TO receive all such ;s
es and e;nsges, at any time before the land s.a be
sold.
\ stofdelngnenoies snay be seen IN the Clerks
Office ohc County. possession ut the subscriber, or
i'll the O. &C OF the Auditor OF Pubic Accounts.
CHAS. MCCORMICK,
Defy Sher!5 gf'frederick County,
roR
eGEORGE BLAKMORE- Sheriff
, Wan d emf
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NOIICE
IS NEREBY GLEEM

Is HEREBY GIVE.N,
'HAI at the next August Court OF Spot.sylya.
q nia County, at tic Coui;-house thereof ]
shall sell at public au,tion for cash. SO nue of ali Nj,
LANDS e LOTS
In that county, returned delinquent for the non-pav-
ment Of the taxes OF the last year. as will be sufficient to
dischnre the arrears oitaxes which shall then remdn
unpaid Tor that year, and ten per ccutum damages
thereon, together with the taxes OF the present wear
The sales will commence on the first day of the
Court. and continue from day to day, until they shall be
completed.
he Subscriber is authorised to receive all such tax.
cs aud damages at any time before She land shall be
sold list OF denqu neies may be seen in the Clerks
Office ufhe Comfy in posse s5on Of the Subscriber or
in the Office of the Auditor of Public accounts
ROBERT CBUTCHFIELD, Dep'y,
FOR
ROBERT PATTON, S. S. G.
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NNIIGE.

Meeting of ell those persons who are ,lsnoqri 10
~ favor tie erection Of PRESBYTERIAN Church oh.
Shockoe ii, Isreoue'tcd 80 the Capitol on hu e4y
ne%t, 81 l2ocoek A. VI more particularly t,oe,.,bs
have already subscribed to thai obsct--and those he
c"nno' attend IN oersnu, arc requested to authorize
some one 90 aei hem &c, ~ Che ute meeiia. he
busness was a "ed IN consequence lthe sfnaiio-ss
Of llic number present vay 28---s
" pursuance ot tic Orduyues 10 amend The ODD.
e nsnce 70 prevent Does i~'m ."ng az lug. jr de
YfS nj k'c7imond, ,NDn"c 20 aerelY ei1fi That 100
Juss VIZ he pafrtsdfo rnn ~ i-e e. tl,, srd eli,
he,e-en d'' last dsy ofjuug col I'- I5h 'YogstF-
..iDJsI s.st
Nc SHEpp-sRD. O. 2. yse
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Nay 2A.--a97uh
NOTICE

lNU FACE
HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next August
Court OF Amelia County, AT the Court-house there
on shall sell at publs auction, for cash. SO much OF all
Lots y LANDS,
inthat county returned DELINQUENT Tor the non.pav-
inent ot the taxes ct rs hast year. viii re sufficient
to d'seharge tie aTrea OF which shall then re-
man UNPAID from the year 1zs7, ard per cent a-
images theron, together with tie taxes Of the present
year,
The Gales viii commence on the first tlav of the
Lour' and continue from day to Gay, until tiey shall
ihe subscriber authorised to receive all such tax
esand damages any time before the land shall be
sold.
list ofdelrnquents may he seen in the Clerks Of.
nee OF the Sad county, in possession othe suscrihrc
IN the Office Of the Auditor of Public Accounts or az
the door oil the said courthouse.
p. L. TONNES, detuiy of
SAMUEL FORD,
So, Sherry Of .4'neHG Co,infy-
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NNTTCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next August
b Court Of Prince Edward County, at the court
house thereof slail sell At public auction for cash.
50 much Of all the
LANDS e. LoqS,
In that county, returned Delinquent Tor the non-pay-
nen Of the ofthe last year, as viii he sufficient
to discharge the arrears oftoXeI which shall then re-
man Utraid for that year. sud ten per oentnm da-
mages thereon together with the taxes Of the present
year
The sales will coramence on the first day Of the
coit and continue from day day, until they shalt DO
c1TppIeted.
The sub7criber is authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold.
a list Of deiOqueneies may lie seen in the Clerks
OfSc Of The eoFrty in possession ofthe subscriber or
in the Office OF tiIe Auditor nf Public accounts
JAS. M'DFARhIAN H. S. for
JOHN BOOKER,
Sheriff Of Prince Ed7eaTd County.
Nav l3.----nSrn
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WILLALSO ~ Snrn

AT THE SAME TINE lNn PLACE:
30 misch # all tie LANDS e LOTS in said
county, returned delinquent, prior 10 lie ISt day of
Jlfne, 1872
JAMES CARTER,
Sheriff Of GoocbiGnd, or are
cths Depahes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
From a Paris Paper.

! The CosSacks.--We had last year, and
have also this year, had sume experience
those C0ssacks who filled us with so much
fear, and have found them very good sorl
of folks. The irregular corps of this militia
Try, exercise, indeed, police rather severe
against those, who have not had opportuni
tY or. time to conceal their effects but in
general they are humane, mild and even
|affectionate. They respect women and are
very fond of children. la fact they are We
ry much praised wherever they have been.
and where they have not vet been their
presence is wished f0r.--The followipo
anecdote. will prove, that, for long time.
noble and generous sentiments have had
powerful influence over these unexnerien.
ced minds, whose virtues have not been de
stroyed by civilization, under the pretence
OF reforming or soltening their vices.AA
private Cossack, who had risen to the rank
OF cOmmandaDt of small detachment. was
sent to destroy castle belonging to the en-
envy. He preceded his troops. and arrived
first; introduced into a great hall. The first
object which presents,i,selftO him is a por
| trait, he cries out, where's the man this pic
ture represents? He is ppthere, but he is the
master of this castle. The master of this
castle He mounts his horse precipitately
fsnd rejoins his troop. My friends he saws
we have received orders to destroy the cas-
tie ; but before this design is executed. YOU
must kill me. Take all that belongs to
me for your share Of plumber, but the mas
ter OF this castle has been my benesactor /:
| was his prisoner when a manin the
ranks, he saved my life he loaded me
with kindness, and what belongs to him
shall not be touched while spark of life
remains within me. The Cossacks did
not pretend to be affected by this story.
but merely regarding the proposal as lust,
turned their horses. This it was that saw.
ed the castle of Poniatowski, of that POM.
atowski, 50 faithful to Stanislaus Leczyn.
sky whose friend he was. and honored by
Augustus of Saxony, who became his mas
ter. 1t was he wh0se traits, were appa-
rentiy as faithfully represented on the can
vas, as profoundly craven in the unculti-
waited but grateful heart of the Cossack.-
Fhis POniatowski, who had four sons, was
farther ofStanisIaus Augustus, Last king
of Poland, and grand father Of the present
Prince Stanislaus Poniatowski.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13

IChampiain' &c. seize upon tie city Of New
ork, and communicate with Alb7:?y, and
thus sever the northern states from tie
rest. With vigilance and courage ON our
part no such project can succeed; but our
wisest course is to regard it as practicable.
(" Between Fort Maiden and Kingston
(says the Middlebury Standard) the Brit
ssh have now force of60O0 regular troops:
and between Kingston and Montreal, 5000
more. "-lO.000 are expected in thespring.
All these, as the editor of the Standard lust
iy observes, are not necessary to peace
establishment. Let us recolect, that En-
gland has in France 10000 men, fof all
sorts) under Wellington in ireland, about
10000, in part militia. but thoroughly dis
ciplined. BY the slightest pressure on her
weavers, &c. she can at any time enlist 90
thousand men in month. An unruly GO
yern; 'ent, with such resources ouga. to be
watched.
Congress will not slumber in careless Sc
curity under these circumstances. Until
an effective militia be trained in the several
states, we ought not to rely on handful OF
regulars, however brave.
IL war of invasion to be.deci.led on.ter-
"a frma. snpposiog the, event certain, it is
self evident, that cur infant nary must be
almost useless against the thousand ships OF
Britain. The army, the army, demands
our first care. Yves speak not against a ma
W.; the nation has wisely determined to
increase it. Let us recollect that the Dutch
republic was overwhelmed by France and
England, by negtecting her army, and at.
tending too exclusively to her navy.
Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
cARIcATURE OF PARIS.
Septem er e5.

Oeptem 'er - 3.
Paris i splace of variety and Sunday
the most various fsII its days. The ave-
nue. leading from the Place de Carousal
wasined with booths, and those lined with
basket of grapes, indecent prints, missals
and memoirs with titles as attractive to
some kinds of students as repulsive to @.
theirs. Further on was shew of wild
beasts next to this stage with a mounte
bank in high irolic, with monkey in ?
theatrical dress few steps onward was
a stage Of higher prctensions, with direc.
tor, who harangued the populace, a
wretch in a goats hair wig, and 'tarni. h
ed coat, who mimicked him, and third
and mightiest, woman, whose merit con.
sisted in letting five men stand at once
upon her body, as was fuIly displayed bv ;
glowing canvas behind. Below, the are,
was filed by crowd Of strange faces--the
smooth English soldier, half wondering sne
half ashamed the whiskersd Prussian : th,
COsssck bearded to the waist, and buried il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
THE NEW BUILDING.

: Mr.. Lowndcs, from the committee ON the subj
lject dehvered-in the following report
| /" The committee appointed on the part of the
touseof Representatives to enquire, in cnniunc
tonwith committee on the part ofthe Senate
;n,o the state of the new building on Capitol EIil
offered by the proprletors for the accom,- ,dat
on or Congress, upon what terms the said build
ing could be Obtained until the Capitol may be
eady Tor Their reception, report, That having
examined the building IN question, they cons der
1T much better adapted to the convenience of
both Houses of Congress than thai they at pre-
sent occuPy. The committee appointed by the
Iowners OF the building. have represented it as
having cost with the land attached to ii) thirty
thousand dollars, five of which has been expend /.
ed on objects necessary for the accommodation
| OF Congress, which will become useless when
they shall lcav- the building. This committee
has stated that the proprietos will be fully salts
ned to enter into contract with the United
states, under which they shall receive 5000 dol
lars, with an annual rent of1650 (bemg an inter.
est upon Their capital of 6per cent. with an adj
dl'on OF price Of Insurance making the lease
ldetermlnable at the pleasure of Congress Should
these terms bescceded 10 by Congress the com
rn,itee believe that the building will be ready tor
their reception on Monday next The terms an
pear to the committee of both houses to be eaui-
table, ana they have submitted bill to carry
them into effect"
| ..-S.''"'S" Dlu 10 2utn0rlSe
the President ofths United States 10 lease ON the
terms therein mentioned :" the new building ON
Capitol Hill, with the appurtenNices, for t,ie bet
ter accommodation of Congress !" which was
twice read, referred to committee ofthe whole !;
passed through committee of the whole, en-
Igrcssed and read third time, and sent to the
lsehate for concurrence
| CHAPLAIN.
The House then proceeded to ballot for a
Chaplain on lbs part to during the session ;
when after several ballotings the Rev. Spencer
IT, Cone, was declared to be duly elected.
Mr. Vide offered Tor consideration resolu.
ton the object ofwh ich to add to the NUM-
her OF standing COMMITTEES regularly appon ell a
the commencement ofeach sess on, several O hers
ON subjects which he deemed equally Importan,
With those already committed todistnct COM
t'mtees. Tbs motion lies the table of coursg
until the next meeting OF the house.
TREASURY REPORT
The Annual Report of the Secretary of the
} Treasury was received and part OF II iead, the
WHOLE beng of great length. 1t was ordered o.
course to be printed, and shall appear IN this pa
per forthwith -
The. house adjourned to Monday, when. it i.
expected they VIII meet in the new building
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
REES'S CYCIOpOEDIA

Inc circumstances which occasioned the sus,
pension of the publication of this valuable ami
ghly interesting work being now haup " rernoy.
ed, no Apprehension need be entertained of snv
further Interruptions Until it is completed.
FrTZWHYLSONN & POTTER.
+: p. have for sale HouGa 8. BouscE's eIel
giant .faf of the State of Oa1o, mounted on roll.
ers, and IN portable shapei several Geography
cal works Of john Mellish VIRGINIA CASES.
by Judge, Bfoekenbrough and Holmes The -
DY, & GESrLEMAN's Pocket .3laanack. far 1915
the latter OF which contains many tables and no.
ces useful to the Farmer, Merchant and Polti.
clan large and elegant supply of PEN
KNIVES, and = very extensive assortment of
STATIONARY
PIANO FoRfES and complete sets of strings +.
.4erman Flutes; Violin Bows & strings, Claflo.
neltes, Music, sc. &c.
Dec. IL. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13

his Persian cap; the Cainrck with the yeI-
low skin, sleepy eye and broad cheek bone
OF the. Chinese; the Partisan beggar, with
hls hair al'oragn, his chapeau bras, and his
lower person degcnerating into filth inde-
scribable i, and from all issuing clamor of
language End wild and barbarous sounds,
that perhaps never before assembled in a
civilized land" London pager.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
GENERAL LASD OFFIcE,

Washington, Zee. 7, 1915.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that no patent for
Military bounty lands TO any soldier of the late
Afmy will be delivered at this Office unless the
person entitled TO such patent shall either per-
20 ally appear, or exhibit a power Of attorney IN
he following FORM
".State Cor Territory o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
c o NC Il + S S.
IN SENATE.

DeCemDcr o.
The following other Members appeared
this day Mr.. Tirner, from N. Carolina
Mr.. Condit, from New-Jcrsey.
The Senate were principally occupied
on executive business, which is always
transacted with closed doors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
so1, cae7on, McLe-n of sy. Strong. Noyes AM

T' I''I, 'IVf-N-iI OF y. Strong, Moves ana
tlnPI,n.
Trir day, Dec. =.
Mr.. Comstock presented the petition of David
Hawkins, and Mr.. Wide, that of Elijah Swami,
each pray1ag for pensions Which were referred.
o the committee on that subject
Mr.. Taylor IF ". 7. presented the petition of
Wesiell Willughby, Contrasting the election ct
Wm. A. Smith, returned KS a,member from ".
York which was referred to the Committee on
this subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13

british preParations---Fr Lake SUI
Peror to the Atlantic, the English 70
yerumeI't is making formidable prepare
tlots along the Canadian frontier. Her
evident object (in The event of war) is 70
execute by an immense force, suddenly
concentrated, the plan Which we have
twice batied--pene(rase TO Albany by Lake
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
-C'Olsgi.D :

Know all men b. tIlesepresents. thatI "a m
lately soldier of the United States Army do
hereby eon.-ltu'e &C.. D. of the county Of, in
the state (or territory of-,my Attorney. for
me in my name. and fofmy use, to receive from
the Commissioners OF the General Land oFFice. a
Patent founded on the NJ Iitary Warrant No =.
dated the - day of Is
In witness whereof subscribe my name this
= day of = Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
+" KIng's Greek, Dec. 6.

8 A letter which received last mail from your
Brother Robert runs thus " you have no cause
to be uneasy about my brother William. The
Gibraltar papers announced The arrival of the
WASP in Pernambuco, and her departure thence
or the Indian Ocean. And another more power
inl evidence OF the safety of the Wasp is, that
'lrs Blakely received letter from her husband,
in which he sad, "do not be surprised ifi ann ab.
sent two years TO come" This letter was receiv-
ed by the prize Atalana' Beacon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
NoRrotK, Dec 8.
NoRFC
CONFIRMATION.

On the 22d ult. we published postscript, sta
ting, that THE WASP WAS SAFE, and on the
Braz'l Coast--obscrving, at the same time that
we had applied to the source whence the report
came, for more particular statement, and as
soon as obtained. should lay it before our readers
Tie following extract offs letter from his mother
received Yesterday, by the same young genilemai
who furnshedthe Postscript, may be cons dered
a the result of our enquiry -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
Clerk of County Court,
(or Notary Pabl,c.o
JOSIAH NjEIGS

Commissioner Of the General Land Office
or The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws tic United States are reqaes ed to in
sert theaboye three tmes.