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Notice.
VIRGINIA.:

FlRGINiA:
1T Rules holden IN tie Clerks Office oftle ISuoe.
rior Conrte Cicnce,y far the Richmond Dis-
trict, the 26ih dayQf October 1915.
Henry 1HgTbe ard EEzadetl his 7ysG. and Peter
Sine, anil Harriet Stone, intaats IN Ilen,Q
IhnPe, heir nert friend, Plai7gtiG,
Against
Peter BGHgh, Thomas Il. 7Hpeatt and I'm. G.
Eiam, Def,.
The defendant Peter BapgA not hariuy entered
MS appearance and giUeH security according 10 The
.lct Of .Rsseaby and the Rules of this CorfrA
indie APPEARING By satisfactory eridence, that
ne Is not az thabitdnt Of this country IL is
ordered, That the said Defendant do ab6ear ere
On tie seventeenth dcy Of the nert term and ans.vs.
fhe bill If The plaintiff; and that a COPY of this
ornier be .f3rth1vith inserted in some nesgsbaDe~
p't6ishedm me City9f Richmond, far t1OO 15oiiths
77tcce'9iUey and TASTED 40 The J0nt door oftde Ca.
Pitobinkhe said City.---.4 COPY, 1este,
I'm. ". HE.NLyVG, G. c.. .
VFoU. II. w3v.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of tbe Spre-
rior Couri of Chancery for the Richmond Di1.
trict, the Goth day of June, 1915.
george wait 49, Plaintif;
William Snaw, Archibald Foster, and VIM. D,n,
and Wiiiilm Crawford merchants and rar.rsrs
acting under tile firm OF Crawford AID Dunn,
defendants.
TIE defendant William Shaw not having enter.
ed his appearance and gwen security accf 4in,, 70;
tie Act Of Assembly aud The Rules Of this Court.
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhshitsEt OF this country II IS ordered.
That the said Defendant do appear here IN he
hrst day OF tie next term nu' answer the hin Of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of ts order be forthwith
serted in some newspaper published n the City
Of Richmond, for two months suceessiyely and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol in he said
City.
copy.-Feste,
WM. " Hening, c. @.
No'' 70. wSws
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NILES H,EE1I.Y REGI.s7,ER

Aspecial agent Tor this work, we'll known
70 the public, will be in Richmond, in 10 or 10
days-and AT about the same time, there will ar
rive Is or 90 complete copieS for sale. AS it is not
probable that like opportunity of SO convenient
" obtaining tie"Weekiy Rcgis,er''wiil again &C.
cur; and as the number of files offered are, and
nj present, must be very limited-Gentlemen
wishing to possess 1t, will please to make early
application, rs well to secure it, as to save the
time OF the agent. Orders left with John Mad.
dox, tie regular agent tcr Richmond will be first
attended TO.
The" Register" will be forwarded bound, in
eight volumes and may be had in sheets as pub
lished, or in volumes, hereafter, as may be pre-
ie,resl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
JOHN BEE,

ofcinton, Oneida County, Ncw-Yorls, is anxi.
Gus to obtain information of his bro her, Csristo-
pher Zee, who came INTO the United States soon
alter the Revolution, as an agent ofJohu Belt, an
iron Founder, Of Carrow, Scotland II is suppos-
ed that he pursued The Mercantile business NJ
Charlostou,S Carolina, OF is Vicinity and finally
settled on a plantation in the State of Virrinia.
Any Information from his family lin case he IS
not living) or any person who may have known
him in hrs hic time, WILDE gratefully received
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
X II 6 A L T..

yEgHE editor ofthe " Political Examiner" wishes
a TO dispose of his Printing Office and Esiab-
lisnnent The Office is complete and ia good Or
der II contains, besides the type employed ON
the paper, a handsome assortment of Job Type
The terms viii be moderate to good man. A
credit VIII be given on one half the purchase mo-
neg. Good security viii be required. Possessi-
or may be had on the 9th day Of February next
Particulars will be made known by applying to
the editor.
Frederick Town, Nov. 90. At
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ONN YNOUsA.vD DoLk.qRs
A YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL DE EN-.
SU8ED FOR $500 DOLLARS.

n hbfAiS 'lh3Nh iNbDWEs WILL BE EN-
SU8ED FOR $500 DOLLARS.
g71fE Editor Of the Republican Constellation,
3 beng anxious 20 get out OF debt, and 10 en-
large bis business by commencing Book Pn1vr-
IS1 eNtensyely, for which favorable opportuni-
tynow offers wishes to engage partner, 20 whom
he viii dispose ofhalf his Office and Establish
ment Tile office, he believes, is as COMPLETE.
for country office, rs airy in the state of i~fru.
IA, having two presses ia operation and one not
up which with small expense can be made an
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars each
for which sum he will ensure his partner o.a
thonsand dollars year clear Of all expense atis-
ing from The bushes, from The commencement Of
the partnership.
10 temperate man, who is decided Re.
publican, and Of an accommodating deposition.
Ono other viii be reccWc,i) and who hs5 a!,gut
1000 dollars which he may design to commerce
business wiui-that IL, $50 dollars rs purchase
money, and SO to put IN trade, With the likesnro
from the editor an oppTianty is now offered 70
do COOL aHd much more certain business thsn
merchandising Book Printing beng added 10
Csc present Business OF the Office viii afford a
handsome additional income.
4 mcchausM Knowledge Of printiro. ;e nct
required, by The Editor, Is necessary o,lalit.e..
ton IN rWtacr.
Any information respecting The heal,h;ness. e
fertility Of tins part Of the country, the exDense,
Of maintaining family, Co.. &c. can p, ,,tgi,,ed
by fine directed % ire El.tof post 3a,d yys,ei,
shall be promptly attended C. H.
Mllciss.er, Va, N9y -
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Boarding School
For Young Ladies',
sTAUNT0N, VA.
ITrs. Norris.

Late sIiss y iron,)
ct JRNS observation-disclosures for the l;be
, & raj patronage size has received since the
opening Other Academy, and begs to inform her
iriepds, and the inhabitants of Staunton and its
vicinity, that IN addition to the usual branches of
education, the French language, Music, Draw
ing, Painting in water colours, and various other
branches Of polite literature SO indispensably ne
ce'sary for accomplished females, viii be taught
by able masters. The strictest attention will be
P2.ct 10 the morals and manners of the Young
aides entrusted to her care.
Terms Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, ! SO per
Grammar and Neeile-worls, session;
French, Drawing, Painting inO
water Colours, Geography, 60
Mapping, the Elements of Z 10 Go,
Natural Philosophy, &c.
Drawing and Painting in water colours ,o
(separate,) ~ oo'
French language, do. 10 do.
Geography and Mapping, do. S do.
Boarding, g 100 per ann,,ro
NJ y. The ensuing session Commences the
18th of November next.
Staunton, October II, 1875
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NOTICE.

The Subscribers have this day entered into
copartnersldp IN the Book and Job Printing Bust
ness under ths firm Of pu.Yal and Burke. Their
Office is al the place lately occupied By Mr. sa-
muei Peasants decd. and more recently by A. G..
Rocker c. Co. They arc prepared 10 execute
Handbils, Cards, Circulars, &c. &c. in the best
style, ON the lowest terms and at lie shortest no
tice. From their attention and assidupy totleir
business, they confidently expect a share of pub
lie patronage.
PHILIP DU-VAL,
JOHN BUR(E
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FOR SALE
In the county of Albermarle, about one mile
NORTH east of the pleas nj town of Milton,
A SMALL FARM.

SMALL II AbNN,
containing 16I acres Of land, about so ofwh ch
well set IN clover and 100 satisfactorily timhered
Part OF this land lies along the North side Of
the Rvanna. The buildings are new and I'M
commonly good they consist OF /. a commod-
Ousuubstantiai and neat dwelling house, with
excellent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c. 2. oftwo other houses, one OF which
has three very good rooms. 8. meat-house, dairy
house for servants &c. 4. very large barn, in
the Pennsylvania style, with an extensive stable
under 1.-THE scite IS highly picturesque, COM
mandHg a diversified and immense view. The
salubricy of the place. and the goodness of the
water, Proverbial in that part of the country.
Tire facility of boat navigation, and the proxlmi-
~ of alilton, where mails are received twice a
week from Amos every direction, ard where Sc
vera good stores are kept, greatly add to the i'd
vantages Of the situation.
This little farm would suit professional gen
tleman-a Minister of the Gospel--a Lawyer-a
Physician-or an Instructor o. Youth--It might
also be made an excellent stand for tavern, sum-
ply by mending an old road
The terms will be reasonable--For said terms
apply 20 Robert S. Garrett, the proprietor of said
farm in Essex county--to Martin Dawson at Mil
ton in AlbeInaTle county, or TO L. III. Girardn, in
Richmond
or Mr. Thomas Z. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity of the place, will shew the
premises tn any person DESTROYS of purchasing
The buildings were orignallypanhed and erect
ed by that gentleman for the use Of LIS own fami-
land are, Of course, unusually convenient, So
i'd and neat.
December ~ 1915. lot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
MO TILE.

RAJ Assembly Of The State Of Virginia, for per
mission to sell three acres Of land, lying on A.
dams Hin, and 125 feet of The Fal ing Garden
property, for the purpose of dlscr rging the
dents, due BY the estate Of Samuel Pleasants
deceased.
WILLIAM LOWNEs, .9zent
t5r n. ~. Peasants, .q,ini.r IF
StEr - IIItt ants mn
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STOWE waRE.
'aE su5sRInEs HAS oNHASn AZ Eis rrAnvFAoTo.
M, IABCz QUANTITY or
$ Il q w &, ~ 4 Il q,
OF SUPERIOR 9UALI-ry AND wECL AssoaTs

OF sUPehroR QUALITY AND We'll AssOaTsD.
Is carrying or the business very extensively,
and VIII deliver the Ware IN any part Of the city,
free OF the expence of cartagc, and at the New
YORK prices; The freight from thence to this
place would average 2oper cent. at least. Under
these circumstances, he is induced 10 hope that
tew, 1t a,,y, viii send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at them doors, with better
ware and ON fr better terms.
The following were the prices in New-York
previous TO the late war, AMI he is determucd
that 40 Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-seh him at any time
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TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS

WANTED a good Brick-&yer, to build the
w Academy, now begun or Marion Hill
the work is to be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
t''orei hands, and souc dttesidGnce.
ALSO WANTED, one nhiion Of bricks made
(some this fall, and the balance next spring)
another million Sili be wanted next suninsr.--
Apply to
NEIL ApCOUi.L.
August 80. eff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
sTIlAYEMARkS.

During the summer, two small MARES got
out ofmy pasture and were often seen in the
neghbofhoyd dnriug that period from whence
? us probable they have strayc1
Any person who may know where they are, is
requested to inform me by pos oe otherwise and
viii make reasonable Compensation lor any trou.
bic One OF them black with star and some
warts on her, years old The othcra light sorrel
with white Oh the face and NJ e, 4 years old
w. NEVBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec 10 1915. 5w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
EDUCATION.
Mn. d A VID BELLE
L.aTELY FROn .gC0TI.aAen

HEREBY ntimates to the inhabitants of Rich
m0nd, that lie intends 20 open a School here, in
ID. Street directly opposite the Columbian Hotel,
upon Monday next the 18Th current, where he
purposes to teach English, Writing, Accounts,
Geography, Men5rstion, Navigation, the Latin
language, and the Elements Of tie Greek The
terms of tuition to be as follows, viz the Fnr-
lish language and Writing dois. perquarter; do.
together with Geography, Accounts, and Men
suration, dolls. The Latin language, and Ele-
ments Of the Greek 10 dolls. per quarter.
also
IF a number sufficient 70 form class, make
application, Mr.. ID. Bell, viii, in the evening.
teach any Of the following Mathematical branches,
viz. Elements of Geometry, Comic Sections
Spherical Trigonometry, Algebra, Fluxions, Sir
is.tc Newtons Principia, &c. in the teaching OF
winch branches he hatters himself that lie will
equal the universities.
Mr.. y. Bell, at, err being taugat the most com.
mon branches ot Education, studied several ses-
sions at the Universities both Of ST. Andrews and
Edinburgh, where his attention was directed To
the languages, Mathematics, Mechanical and
Chemical Philosophy, &c. he has also taught sc.
veral years IN Scotland with success and lac
trusts, thatby his strict attention both 20 thc
studies and morals Of bis pupils, he will con.
tuue 70 merit that appreciation which h. has nj
thcrto received.
Ample certificates Of abilities can be produo.
ed.
Richmond, Noy,11. 1915.
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PHILIP DU-VAL,
LOUN HIRllE-
R80 W9T.

R8N II W9Y
ROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the 9th Of No
vember last, bright Nulatto Woman, named
& Z A e H..
About 4 feet 10 or / 1 inches high, with blem-
ish on the sghtofhe right eye II is presume
bic that she will aim to get to Richmond. IwIl
give a rewafdof
TEN DctLARS
% any person aPprehendmg the sad Wench in
Powhatan, and safely lodging her in goal. or FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS, if appeehended beyond the
said county, and safely lodged in goal or deliver
ing her 20 me near Clement Town in Amelia. In
eithercase, reasonable expenses viii be allowed
/ hereby forewaTn az Feiymea, Masters and
owners OF vessels aBd all other persons ahatsoe-
yer from aiding or harboFing the sad yench in
any manner whatsoever,
Dec 20. TItOS WOODsON.
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TREAsU IiY DEPARTMENT..
GENERAL LAwn OFFICE,
Yasj,;aoton. Z

Wdsit.Ngton, Zee. :, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given, that no patent for
Military Bounty Lands to any soldier of the late
Army will be delivered at this Office unless the
person entitled to such patent shall either per-
sonally appear, or exhibit apower of attorney in
the following form.
"Sta.e Cor Territory Of
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WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
OF TEE
STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON.

7NVaE President and Directors of Steamboat
Il Washington having found the late arrange.
rnent nccnvenient to passengers, have adopted
the following as the permanent winter arrange
ment Leave Washington City every evening
Except Saturday evening" at p. NJ. arrive
'rhorny Point by 4 A. NJ. Returning, leave
rhorny Point every day Except Sunday norning)
at 10 A. NJ. arrive At Washington City in the
course CT the afternoon. Passengers under this
arrangement can travel from Baltimore TO Rich.
mond within two days, and viii be carried be-
tween Thorny Point, at the month of Acq,a
Creek, and Fredericksburg, altogether BY day
light. The Steamboat admits OF no preference,
and is prepared to accommodate all persons who
NAV offer.
Passengers in the Steamboat are respectfully
informed that the proPrietors of the stages have,
IN order TO ensure conveyance TO all persons
travelling south, put on an additional line of
stages from the landing at Thoruy Point to Rich
mond. Arrangements have been made TO put
lie road from Thorpy Point to Fredericksburg
m complete travelling order Houses are now
erecting at rhorny Point for The reception of ira
Fellers.
BY order of the President,
HAZLEWOOD PARISH,
Secretary to the p. S. u. c..
Fredericksburg, Oct. 19--5w
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TO RENT OR LEASE.

1.-TWO or three NEW TENEhiENfS with
u Garden Ground inclosed, on MAGIoS HILL,
Que mic below Richmond.--apply to
NEIL M'COUIL.
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THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE,

THAT all persons having claims against
the estate Of Watson Patuan Of Henrico County,
decd. are requested to bring them forward for
settlement, properly authenticated on or before
u 9th day oi dune next And those indebted 20
sad Estate are requested tom make MEDIATE pay
ment
ELIZABETH PATMAN.
y4ci8anisEafria
Dec. =. 6tp
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August.
RUMFORD ACADEMY.

The term at tbs seminary, for the next year
will begin on the 18th Jan. and end on the 18th
Dec. following, with the usual vacation. The
course will comprise the Latin Language, the e.
Elementary branches of the English, and such
of the scieHces as are commonly taught in the best
schools The Literary DEF artment will he conduct
ed by Mr. Ro Garlick Hill, whose steady habits &
mental attainments combine to recommend him
as All able Instructor Of youth. Terms for board
including bed and candles $50. Tuition $50 ;
to be paid quarterly IN advance. Notes of hand
will be be expected OF them who find il inconye-
n,ent TO send The entrance money. The situation
is as healthy as amy whatever
RICHARD HILL.
95fh Nov 1915
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n ECEiNED by us and ready for delivery at
Ia Subscribers, part Cd. of Vol. XIV, ON,
part LIST Of Vol XIV of
REFS'S CYCIOpOEDIA

NEFN-,lS z Z LVPVEIIIA.
The circumstances which occasoned the sus-
pension OF the publication of this valuable and
nghly interesting work being now happily remov.
ed, no apprehension need be entertained of any
further Interruptions until il is completed.
FTrZWHYLSONN & POTTER
r. & p. have for sale HouGH & BoUScEs ele-
giant Nap of the State of OaIo, mounted on roll
ers, and IN portable shape several Geographic
cal works Of John Meliish VIRGINIA CASES,
by Judge, Brockenbrough and Holmes The La
ny, & GENTLEMAS's Pocket .4lnanGck for 1916,
the latter of which contains many tables and no.
tees useful TO the Farmer, Merchant and Politi-
can; large and elegant supply of PEN
KNIVES, and very extensive assortment of
STATIONARY.
PIANO F0RTES and complete sets of strings |;
German Flutes (; Violin Bows & strings, Clarlo-
nsttes, Music, &c. &C.
Dec. IL. St.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10

Know all men by these presents, that I, IA b.
lately soldier of the United Ststes Amy. do
hereby constitute &C. D. Of the county Of, in
the state (or territory of-,my Attorney, for
me in my name, and for my use, to receive from
the Commissioners Of the General Land O!Fio, a
Patent founded on the Military Warrant No =,
dated tle day of IS
In witness whereof subscribe my name this
day = 10
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G. II.
Clerk of County Court,
Tor Notary Public"
JOSIAH NFTES

Commissioner of the General Land Office.
U5 The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws OF the United States are requested TO in
sert the above three times.
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In testimony that the above named r. F. was.
on the day when above acknowledgment was
made, Justice of Peace for the aforementioned
county, subscribe my name, and aifix the coln-
" Cor notarial> seal this = day OILS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

June %.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-23

1918, ard more especially still under
tbs, Of the circular letter of his excel.
snuy the nresiden, of Hayti, dated
March 81, 1918, which confscstes ala
masked prizes (sonfcs arises masgue-
rees which shall enter the ports al n.
republic we IN virtue OF or uffice.
have IN the presence of the said csptaiu
George David and of the said port
captain and customs house officer, fixed
N seals nevartefur, upon the doors
and hatGhes OF the said brig, loaded
w,ih cocoa, on board Ct which we plac.
as keeper, the citizen Victor, gu,
thoe', and the cit'zsn Samedi. Officer
al the irigate, TO sraibtsin ,hcre ordSc.
aDd The police, untii he further snd
o'hcr order OF the court OF admiralty
.it;Ng lin this city.
This present Process verbal done
and closed ON board toe said orig, iron
hich We proceed at noon
On the day, month ard war afo,es
said, the citizens Lewis BENJAMIN. anr
Vic,or signed this with US Cgptaii
George David & the Chief oil his crew
Though P :scnt, and required 10 sign,
etuscf' a true copy,
toigne d LAVAUD
Iudgmen, rendered by the sentence.
o. ere tribunal Of The 6rsi Instance
fhs ovy, tie 1915 ef the month of
,Nove''be'- 1870 ~ The year Is of the
tpdepe ndenco Il Hay,i, al O'Clock IN
| re ate lcot
We the director of the customs of
| lie port, III virtue Of the sentence and
Judgment rendered by the tribunal OF
| re hest instance, sitting in this city OF
fort-au- Princes dated the 9TH inst at 4
| g cock NJ communicated to us b,
'n officer OF said tribunal, which sem
teIce condemns the Spanish big, na-
med The ST AmniHe, anchored in this
| Dad, commanded by George David
we wens on board the said brig lor the
nu'pose OF ticking possession in the
| "ame oil the governments and OF those
whcm II might concern and there re-
quired citizen Nelson, captain Of the
t,isatc @! the Republic, L'AboI,,ion, 4
- iraite, TO furnIst US Nth Hay pr
marines, with an officer OF marines ,NtG
form guard for tbs said brig. and W.
nave no tied the said George David 10
leave the sard vessel, with his crew.
" cous, quence, we have closed th,.
present process verbal, on board the
* ST. Antonio. the day. montb ano
ear aforesaid, and have Stoned these
presents. MOISON,
:.AVAUD,
VIAU,
LA CANINE.
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'eiion, tho president Of Hayli, f.
IS allowed By t5c constitution
Al republic, salary Of forty thou
and dolllrs per aanum.
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From me Corresfoadea, Of The NJ =
Commercial advertiser.

Commercial advertiser.
Port su Prince N ". II, 1916.
lNes8rs. Lewis and Hal,
Enclosed you have the process dlngs
o. this government. relating TO the
brig William. Yours, sc
E7'ransiafcd for tie Commercial I'D
persiSer
LIBERTY EQUALITY
Custom House Of Porrao-P 'nac.
ION fhe 25th IF October 1876, az II
o'clock II. NJ
On this day the ,wenly Gflh day
OF the month OF October at clever
,s-.--. 49, WE PfsnSois, sL.avaud
Director 81 the cussom house ofJtbis
citys acting 10 be name and ON 6ehaF
o. the republic, in consequence of ~
deciaratioii MADE TO US this day by VI
George David, captain of the br;.
William, said 30 be Of Baltimore, a.
SAID brig bearing the American q
anchored 81 t9is road, since last Night,
having hpd 81, oug reasons to suspec.
the said MIR George David, as well o.,
account OF MS evasive answers TO our
qne stions, as Tor want OF his having
= xhioit@d MS papers ofcrigiD, to prov
ms nationality 10 be conformabie 10 tds
iiag under which he sails
In consequence OF the premises. arC
acting II conformity to The law, ~
went on board the said brig William,
accompanied by the port captain Lpu
is benjamin and by citizen Victor.
OF the Ulcers Of The custom-house q
this city, for ne purpose Of ascertain
ing the true stare Of this vessel; sL5
taking all circumstances into console
ration, we have ascertained by ne ex
animation OF things found on bOe.td, ana
especially by his jqurnsl, that the sol
brig Tar from being an A..nerican Or
sell IS Spanish brig. coptueed on
ist OF this month ~ The corsais Of Bu
nos Ayfes ..,e Mongorc, which bri
was oop,'d for Bilboa
70 b notorious falls hood results lr0
Che condu;t and declaration OF 'he
captain George Dayi1, whjca pc
has vcbscl under the force q to- &
artici! Of The additional law reialin.
the customs, dated November "a
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Apainst it

So that more 'thaa the constitutional
majority OF two thirds decided In favor
Of his part OF Mr.. Pickeos' proposition,
The deoate continued OH the remuin
der Of it'll nearly Z O'Clock, when the
committee rose AND reported progress;
and,