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You next observe the expression m &C de-
tan the story OF my Clients misfortunes,'
Is not haPpy-scarcely accurate-and the
amendment you propose is to g detail the
particulars" Your alteration. in NV on;n.
ion,ls any thing but an amendment To
+" detaH the PGrticuiars,' if it be sense AZ
all, you must admit is, to say the best Of if.
downright Pathology. The next exnres.;oD
at which you cavil, is " my friendship for
my Client being cemented by our mutual
attachment'-(it is by manifest error oc
the Press, printed attachment, ,l Tho
meaning OF the expression requires no Sc
conu Slght the ldem relLe and the idem
n 10 Z are classical authority for the growth
OF friendship, and If have erred At ali.
which deny, have erred with Sallust.2
really, Sir, when you failed in proving an
+" lnaccuracy OF diction" in me, | must adj.
mt the generosity with which Won have ex.
ehplihed 1t IN yourself Such IS the ex-
tent aud such the value of the aerbaL crit;-
cis'n to which you have descended Tbe
quotations which you have selected / leave
entirely to their intrinsic merit. remark !.
t ~ however, that it is not quite fair IN a
Critic to Gull out some hirh .wrouoht nae
sage.ior his comment, totally omittino the
previous Dry detail, which IT was intended
to relieve, to enliven, or to illustrate.
Pursuing your remarks in the spirit in
whicn you commenced them, il suits a nur.
pose TO assert, that claimed for ireland a
Z" monopoly of Chastity" I claimed nc g
such thing but did say, and I repeat the
assertion with pleasure and with nrIJ" .S ~.
an lnviolable observance of the marri t,,as
vow IS the national characteristic of the
lri& Femate, How do you repeI NV NO.
sltlon By asserting, forsoot6. Hbst H.
highest damages ever given in cases Of tb;.
nature have been adjudged in Ireland. as
u the very fact did not establish INV arm "
ment. II our Irish Juries were more 81 81.
' cus.omed to the vice, no doubt they would
view 1t with much less abhorrence. RutI
lt seems, the Courts upon vour s;de o,l
the water frequently exhibit irish names Vi
y LOOK again at the Records--you will fodI
them almost uniformly the names Of MrN
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
disputes Jamais, etsonpenf Ascutes
Richmond. April s, 1916.

Some account Of the achieDmentsof tie celebrated
girgfnfan hero. George Rogers Clarke, in the
Western Country 1778-9 t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-03
JEWISH MANUSCRIPT.

Dublin, January .. 1876.
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VIRGINIA.:

April 3-w8w.
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DOCTOR BOHANNAN-

Apra3, 1a1e.
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NOTIUN.

'1sNHE SUBSCRIBER intends to nut to the
press as soon as sum sufficient 10 pr;nt
the work shall be subscribed, Treatise On
Close Communion, by .46rdham Bosh. late a M.
hsf preacher of great eminence in ENGLAND. IN
which the arguments OF the Baptists for tle;.
pFactloe on tins point are fairly stated, and The
arguments OF those who contend against tbe;r
practice examined and answered. Persons or
churches wishing to encourage this work vii,
please forward TO the subscriber, their names
places OF residence, and the number of Lo,,Ls
they will take, and they shall be furnished =,
prime cost, which the subscriber does not tb;rk
val exceed twenty or twenty-five cents copv
Der to benefit himself one cent bv The nnbisot;
on OF this work, so neither is il his wish N Ice
ofeourse the work will not be printed. until -
suileleht number Of responsible subscriber
'hail have sent in their names, to defrsv ,bs
printing expences, which, the subscriber 6a,,ers
Iimseif, will soon be the case, and of whicbfacs
the subscribers shall be duly apprised.
Richmond, NAV 2o.--tf
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AND LEE,
NOTICE.

sSuosis soldiers belonging TO the late Army
vt III United States entitled to pensions. are
Informe a., that it is only necessary to foreward
thelr .schaFges and certificates Of disability to
.ne ~ department, stating in what particular
state, territory or district they res de and wish
to re ;eiye their allowances, when certificates of
pens ION viii be issued by the secretary of War.
forwarded to them free of all charge Whatever
and, also, that the services of an agent are mt at
al req tired in procuring for them their pensions
awarded by the government to their gallantry
and their wouads
War Debartmcnt, June 1s.
are required to give this advertisement fou
weeks insertion, and send their accounts for pav.
ment to nhe Department of War. Nv
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SIR ARCHIVES
FOR SALE
LAND WEAR TO RICR.aOND
FOR SALE.

| am desirous OF selling, by private convevsrc.
suy '1gh5 to property on bath siHes ofhc
canal ;the same 1ohich Eclaim By virtus
or contracts made aoith Col. Join Hgr.
cte deceased, some time before his den,b
ne cnie' motive Of this desire at present
IS, 80 70 SATISFY debt which owe to NeiI StcConi
-" .ue amount not ascerta.ned, secured on
that property. shall prefer TO sell a,,,,nd;,, uh
ed Uloiety. 1t private bargain snail M, he
made IN a snort time, public sale ,vil ~
'eihp,ed' lie nature ofmy right with n dee.
crlp'on OF several claims against The Fs,s.s Sr
saId Harvie for considerable orant;,, IS wv. VI
'ern Lands &c. may be understood bv an ev,,,,:.'
alton OF tRe bill and documents fled aca;nst Re-
representatives IN the Superior Court OF rbsnce,
~, eluni'g perfect title IN the above neu,i.
1"eu properly and compensation for the Western
LANDS Copies ct each Of these v;iie ,y;tt IL
documents referred to, are left nj tIs Ne tne
chSnps Coffee house. 'ier'
In first ofthose bills II is admitted .h., Al
representatives of Col. Harvie VIII he 1t;'iod -.
an annual rem charge Of 20Ol. year ~, Tie ~
perry offered for sale, so soon as an, 80
such title and possession, as the cont,act -.
risss lhe rent charge was originally 3OOl .yes.
and was reduced TO 200 bya subseoue,t 49,,
uact-and It IS also aiIedged that nv claim. =.
sA'is' t',e estate tti' tue WesieTs Lands, are OF
more value than the rent charge. VI
have made improvements OF, the aho.,or,
the annual rents ofwhich have been esf;rn,t.J. -
y 1910, the benefits Of which with The nae ~
proht ofthe whole land, including several onar-
RES, are now enjoyed by Col Hafv;e,s re,,isS-
tatiyes for which, am entitled TO ered,,
All further particulars NAV be kno,yn ~. 49,.
sn, l, OF the documents referred to, or am
HENRY BANKS,
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10 DOLLARS RKWAPD

sTRAYED form the subscribers bI.n,.,;o,
bout the 9th day Of April, a bay HORSE 49,
I'VE feet four or FIVE inches high, has star o.
ms forehead, one four foot white think the lee.
s she one nina loot white some white hairs where
chine, hang name and switch tail and = MS
works in every kind ofgesr, ne is abo,. dlii'
years old.-Any person that will del;vos =. WE'VE
horse to me in Hanover cousty near tba t. s sald
1riages; snall receive the above reward 81 COW
June 1.--wtf. r.. nm sgain
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
An ACT.
An ACT
For the relief of Patricl, O'Flyng. and Abb.
gail O'Fiyng, and Edmund O'Fiyne.

Seu - ybS3 anu iuuiuuu ~ A yHS.
BE &c enoctedby the Senate aud House Of Rep.
rcsenfGfi'cs IF HE United States Of .4neTca II,
Cons'-Ss nsaeaJ!ed, That the proper officer OF
Department of War be, and he is hereby author
ised and directed TO allow aud grant to Patriol,
and Abigail O'fiyng a land warrant for four hun.
dred and eighty acres of land, in the same man.
ner and upon the same terms, that warrants for
military land bounty are granted to the soldiers
OF the army of the United States.
Sec 2. .qnd be IL further enacted. That the of.
hcer aforesaid be- and he is hereby authorised and
directed TO ailaw and grant 10 Edmund o'Flyng a
military land {errant for one hundred and sixty
acres OF land, 1t the same manner and upon the
same terms, that warrants are granted TO the sol
d:ers OF the aforesaid army
Sec. ). .2ndbe n further enacted, That Pa.
trick aud Abigail oflyng be, and they are here
BY authorised 10 receive half pay for five Years
Tor each oil their sons, lieut.. Patrick O'Flyng,
ss2 ensign Temple L. O'Flyng, who died whilst
in the service OF tie United States
III. CLAY,
Speaker Of he House Of RebreseHtattves
JOHN GAiLLARD,
Presideat If tie Senate pro fs'spore
! April q, 1Slo--APPaoyED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
AN ACT

TO fix the commissions of the collectors OF
the direct tax and internal duties, and TO re-
vive and continue in force Z" An act further TO
provide for the collection of duties OH imports
and tonnage"
BE ~ enacted ~ the Senate end Honse of Re-
presentatsres Me United States Of .inleiicd IN
Congress assembled, That the collectors of the
direct tax, and internal duties shall be allowed.
IN lieu OF the commissions authorised by an ex-
isting law, in each calendar year, the following
commissions upon moneys accounted for and
pad by them into the treasury, from and after
the thirty first day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and fifteen, that is TO saw six per
centum upon all sums until the same shall amount
TO forty thousand dollars; three per centum up.
o. all sums above forty thousand until the same
shall amount to one hundred thousand dollars
and two per centum upon ali sums above one
hundred thousand dollars: Provided, That The
entire amount OF commissions allowed during
such year IN any collection district shall not ex-
elusive OF the commission allowed to the ccliec.
tors designated by the secretary of the treasur,
TO receive the lists of taxes due on the property
OF non:resIdents. exceed five thousand dollars
ma broc96ed, That the said allowance exceed.
ing five thousand d,Ilars, shall be made only in
the cafe ndar years in which the collector shall
have receipted for the lists Of taxes.
Sec. ,. .4nd be IL further enacted, That all the
provisions Of the act " ito fix the compensations
and increase the responsibility of the collectors
OF the direct tax and internal duties, and lor
other purposes, connected with the collection
thereof" passed the third of March, one thou.
sand eight.hundred and iiteen, excepting those
contained IN the first section thereof, be, and the
same are hereby continued in force.
Sec. 8. Ind be it further snacteI, That the
act entitled Gan act further TO pro, de for the
lection OF rluties on imports and tonnage, >
passed on the third day of March, one thousand
Bat h"ndred and fifteen, be, and the same i.
ereby revived and made of force until the enc
OF tine next session of Congress, and no longer
CLAY,
Speaker ef'the House If Rebrcscnfa:iue.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of aie Senate, pro fempore
,pril %, 1S16.-ArPnovEu,
JAMES MAnTcnN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
TBY 4UTHORIrY.1
AN ACT
Establishing port of delivery at the town of
Bayou st. John

Re IL enacted by tile Senate and H,itss Of Rebrs-
s,utafftss ofthe United States Of -7GeTicG ia Can
syress assembled, That the town Of bayou St.
John in the state of Louisiana, shall be port of
delivery that surveyor shall be appointed 10
reside at said port, that all ships ard vessels
bound to said port shall, after proceeding there
m and making report and entry at the port OF
Nep.-Orleans, within the time limited by law, be
permitted to unlade their cargoes at the said
town Of BAYOU ST John, or at the basin Of the CO
nal of Carondolet, adjoining the city Of New Or
leans, under the rules and regulations prescribed
by law.
Sec. 9. And he IL further enacted, That so much
Of the sixth section Of the act Of Congress, pass
ed on the twenty fourth day Of February, one
thousand eight hundred and four, entitled An
act for laying and collecting duties on imports and
tonnage, within the territories ceded To the Un,.
ed States by the treaty. OF the tIurtieth OF April
one thousand eight hundred and three, between
the United States aed the French Republic, and
for other Purposes" as is contrary to this act, i.
hereby repealed.
Speaker cfhe House Of Rebressntati1es,
JOHN GAH.LARD,
President offhe Senate pro femb3re
april 26, I816--4PFnovEn,
JAMES MADISON
ANACT.
Respecting the late officers and crew Of the sloop
of war Wasp
Whereas, there is reason to appreheGd hat
the sloop of war Wasp, an armed ship the Uni-
ted Sta, es, and lately commanded by captain John.
son Blakely, is lost.
Belt enacted by the SenGfe and House ofRebre-
ssniasiDes Of the United States Of .lnieyicd IN
Congress assembled, That there be allowed and
paul to tue represeniatv- o. cap'aln Johnson
Blgkely, and Of each Of tue officers and crew. II
such there be, the sum Of fifty Thousand dollars,
10 be distributed as prize money for the capture
and destruction, by said soop of war, Of the Brl.
Ssh armed vessels Reindeer and Avon
sec. 9 .4td be II f,rthe, enacted That the
distribution of said wages and compensation shall
two third parts 10 the children Of the deceased /;
and in case there be no child, the whole 20 the
widow and if there be no widow, then to the
child or children If there be neither widow nor
child, then to the parent or parents and fthere
be no parent, then 60 the brothers and sisters 49,
and IL there be neither brother or nsistcr then
such share or shares not claimed as aforesaid
shall be, and remain part Of lie navy pension
fund and the SUNS aforesaid shall be paid ONT
OF any moneys IN the treasury not Otherwise ap-
propristed Pr0cddsd, hat W. all cases in which
there shall only one child, the widow snail have
an equal share with the child
Sec .4Hdbe 10 further enacted, That .ie Sc
cretary OF the navy be, and he hereby is authori-
sed and required 20 appoint prize agent, whose
dutyit shall be to disbuTse the moneys Aforesaid,
o. 70 refund any balance thereof, under such
RUS and fegGis,ions ~ the said Secretary mag
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

Office for claims for property lost, captur.
ed or destroyed, ,0isiLst in the mi{itar,
service Of the United States, during the
late tCar.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
NoTIcE is hereby given, pursuant 10 the &C,
of the United States, passed tile ninth dav of a
pril last, entitled " An act to authorize m. nav.
meni 'or property lost, captured or DESTROYED.
while IN the military service oftbe United States
and for other purposes" that ali claims provided
Tor by the said act, must be presented at this
Office, on or before the ninth day OF April in TN .
year 1913 ! rs IT not presented within that peri.
od, they cannot be received, examined and deci.
ded on at tins office.
First Class Of CaseS.
The claims provided for by the said act are
hrst Any volunteer or drafted militiaman,
whether OF cavalry, mounted riflemen, or rnfan.
try, who, in the late war between the United
States and Great Britain, has sustained damage.
by the loss of any horse which was killed IN
battle, or which has died in Consequence of a
wound therein received or in CONSEQUENCES of
fallure on the part OF the United States to fur.
nlsh such horse with sufficient forage while in
the service OF tie United States, shall be allow.
ed and pad the value of such horse.o This
provision comprehends three descriptions of
cases.
LIST. An horse killed in battle.
%. An horse dying in consequence Of wound
received N battle
81. An horse dying in consequence OF not be.
mg furnished with sufficient forage by the Uni
ted States.
10 subs'antate claim Of either description
lst The order of the government authorisine
'he emPioymentof The corps TO which the origi.
nI claimant belonged, or the subsesuent aecen.
lance OF such corps, or appreciation of its en-.
p,Oyment, must be PRODUCED
"a Tue Certificate OF the officer or SURVIVING
officer, commanding the claimant at the time oil
die accident oil Which the claim is founded
which certificate if not given while the Office
was in the service Of the United States. mus ~
sworn Ia and 10 every case 1t must, Ifpract,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
THE STAR
(" THE LEGION OF HONOUR"
BY LORD BYRON

lhE LGGfO.V Of dOWOOR.
Br LORD BYRON.
Star Of the brave whose beam hath shed
Such glory Ger the quick and dead
Thou radiant and adored deceit
Which millions rushed in arms to greet
Wild meteor Of immortal birth
Why rise in Heaven TO sit on earth
Souls of slain heroes formed thy rays
Eternity flashed through thy blaze
The music ofthy martial sphere
Was fame on high and honour here;
And thy light broke On human eyes,
Like Volcano of the skies.
Like lava rolled thy stream Of blood,
And swept down empires with its Hood;
Earth rocked beneath thee to her base,
And though didst Tighten through all splee
And the shorn SUN grew dim in air.,
And set while thou vert dwelling there
Before thee rose, and with thee grew
A rainbow of the loveliest hue,
OF three bright colours each DIVINE
And fit for that celestial sign;
For Freedoms hand had blended them,
Like tints in an immortal gem.
One tint was Of the sunbeam's dyes:
One, the blue depth of Seraph's eyes,
One, the pure SPIRITS veil of white
Had robed in radiance of its light;
The three so mingled did be 'eem
The texture of heavenly dream.
Star of the brave thy ray isl pale,
and darkness must again prevail
But, OF, thov Rainbow of the free
Or tears and blood must how for thee.
When thy bright promise iades away,
Our life is but g load OF clay.
And Freedom hal,ows with her tread
The silent cities of the dead;
For beautiful in death are they
Who proudly fall in her array;
And soon, Oh Goddess may We be
For evermore with them or thee
Tie Tri-csIo.r.
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FOUR or FfYE RnYs

from ~ 60 leyears efege and fgood DISPOSITION,
VIZ reed a,a write fgfera6fy zveA, viii be taken
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
Juiy6.
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WAsuISdrOs, June "a, 1916.

WASHINGTON, June "a, 1876.
Explanatory supplemental rule.
IN all the cases comprised IN the notice froro
this Office of The Sd instant, the following sun.
Elemental regulation must be observed by every
Claimant, viz:
whenever the evidence on oath, of any officer
OF the late army of the United States, shall be
taken, or the GER licate Of any officer, n service
at the time of giving it, shall be obtained, such
certncate must expr ssly state, whether am,
certificate o" other voucher, in relation TO the
clam ~ question. has been given. within the
knowledge ofsuch officer The claimant mus,
aiso declare, on oa;h, that he has never receiv
cd 1icrn any person any such certificate or vouch
er' On II received, must state the cause Of IL.
no. fn every case the name of the
oihcer furnishing snch certificate or voucher r..
gether with It's dste as near as can be ascertain.
ed, will also be equired ''''''
ORCHARD BLAND LEE.
Commissioner Of Claims, &c
The printers III the United States or terrific.
RES thereof, WAC are employed to print the laws
81 the United States, requested 10 publish
'hIs not &C f' eight weeks successfully once a
week and 5, nd thsir bills to this Office for nav.
nent-wsw,. r"'
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once ct Cams far PROPERTY lost, captured or des
"oyed' .S"'Isf /" The military ss' oice efUe Uni.
ted States, daring the late .ya~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

cable, state Tie then value OF the horse SO lil,ei
or dying Before any other evidence will bese-
ceiycd, the claimant must make oatn that II is
not in his power to procure that which is above
specified and that the EVIDENCE which he .hal!
produce in lieu thereof, is the best winch he rs
,ble to obtain II every case the evidence must
DC on oath, AMI the value of the horses
80 killed or dying, ascertained. All ev
'ence offered must be taken and au,hestica-
cd in the manner hereinafter directed, and in all
these cases the clai nant must declare ON oath,
thathe has not received another horse from any
officer oragent of the government in lieu OF the
one lost.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

prescribe, amp daa al MONEYS rot c u,ea g
v.rwe ct this act, within 'wo from Ia,
day when said susss shall he mt at the disposa,
OF the scid prize sgent, shall be deem ~ and held
q part of the navy pensioG fund
IL CLAY.
Sneoher Of tie House Of Representatives.
JOHN GhIti.ARO,
President the Senate Pro tempore
April %, 1Sl6.--ArrRovEp.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
IL. CLAY.

Speaker of TIE House If Ret,resenfdtiues.
JOHN GAIILARD,
Presid.n. CT heSsrate PRO fembsre.
April 90, 13i6-ArpnoyEn,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
IN ACT

Concerning the eutry orvessels at the ports OF
Middletown and Plymouth.
Be II enacted By The Senate and hov.e Of Retresen
tdsi es IF The United States Of .lm.rica ia Can
gress assembled Tha; il shall be lawful To make
entry oi foreign ships vessels, and of cargoes
which may be on board the same, and to enab..
such cargoes respectively, or any part thereof,
| the port of Middletown. in the state Of Codnec
ticut, and at Pymouth in the state Of North Ca
roina, under the regulations IN such cases by Las
| provided.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

Office for claims for property lost, captur-
ed on destroyed, ,0hiLst in the mi{itary
service Of the United States, during the
late lrar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-21

VIRGINIA.
AZ R"i.s hold,,, IN lie Clerks Office of me s,ae.
rior Csrrt Of Cionos'v fa hs Rictmoid M
friet, Of The 24'h deg Of J,tge 1915.
Henry Banks, Ph'(
Thomas Mountioy, and Daniel Trirlett. s,lr'
wing securities OF Gerard Banks, late Sheriff
Stafford. also Gerard Ranks executor of Geraro
Banks, deceased, and William Richards and NJ
tbaniel Fox his securitiesas executor, and The 81
Nathaniel Fox. in his own right. and William
w. Eening, and William 3 Banks, trustees o,
Henry Banks, Def's.
The Defendant, Thomas Mountioy, not hav,nf
entered his appearance and given security &C
cording 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules o
this court, and il appearing by satisfactory evi
dence, that he is not an iuhabitant of this coun
tsy: H is ordered, That the said Defendant d.
appear here the first day Of the next term, AM
answer the bill Of the Plaintiff; ard that cop
OF this order he forthwith inserted IN some news
paper published in the City of Richmond. for twt
months smccessively and posted at the front doc
of the Capitol, in the said city.
A copy--'fes;e,
HIM. w Hening, &C.
July 2O-wSw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-21
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
at RHies ho'fsr in the Clerks oGfce IF the S,o-
rtar CoE't Of Ciancery .j5r he Richmaad Lis.
t'iet. me 24fh day Of J,a,e, 1916.
Samuel Dawes, PL,c
Archuc Bass, jeremiah Jackson, and Ann his
wife, Matthew w. Shields and Mary z his wife.
Richard II. Fell and Rebscca, and Sally Fell,
winch Rebecca and Sally are infants, and Wi.
liam Fulcher; Def,.s
The Defendant Richard u Rel, no, Ray,ng
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cordmS to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF his Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence haat he IS not an habitant ofthis coun-
try II IS Gersd, That tie said neten,lan, do
appear here on The first day of the next term and
answer the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that 4 COPY
ot this order be iorthwit, inserted IN some news
paper published in the city Of r chn0nd fo.
TWO months successSely and posted 81 the front
door of the Capitol. IN the sad CITY.
a coPy-Testc,
July 81, 1916 -wSw.