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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

VIRGINIA:
:3s Rules holden in tie Clerks Office of the .Sube-
rior GosTt Of Chance,y far the Riehn,ond Dis
trict, tie. 24th Dig Of jane 1916.
Johns Gum Piff
AGAINST
Joseph Watson, Elizabeth Watson, widow and
administrative, and Thomas w Watson, and
---- Watson, infant children of Branch ] Wat
son, decd, who was son of Augustus Watson.
decd, and Sarah ID Watson, widow, and Mary
Ann Watson, Frances Watson, Dorothea Watson.
Thomas Watson, Sarah Watson and Elizabeth
Watson, children and heirs Of the said Au-
gustus Watson, decd, by Edward BEDFORD their
guardian speciIly assigned to defend them in
this suit, and Maria Marshall, widow and reict
of William Marshall, decd, late Marial Price,
relict of John F. Price, James Price an infant.
and devisee Of the said John F. Price, by the
said Maria his guardian, James Underwood.
John Starke, and Richard Ellis, and William
Fon:aine executors of Nathaniel w Dandr, sipe
Detfs.
The defendant Richard Ellis, not havine. en-
tered his appearance and given security accord.
ing TO the Act Of Assembly aid the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by Satisfactory evidence.
that he is not an inhabtant of this country II is
ordered, That the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newapaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully srd posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy-Teste,
W,n. ". Rening C. C.
judy S1.-w8w
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JOHN UAMN
JOII4N IINW VI,
MarShaL Of Ohio District
ZanesYIlIe, ONO, July 3

Evansville, Ohio, July Is
G-TT'hose printers who are EMPLOYED to pub.
lsh the laws of the U S are requested to g,ye
this advertisement one insertion week for SIX
weeks successTely and forward their bills to this
Office for payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
Notice is hereby given, that

theSubscriber has received lists of the Direct
Tax Of the United States for 1915, remaining due
upon property in the following Counties in the
State of Virginia, not owned, occupied or super
intended by some person residing within the
Collection Ostrictin which il is situate, and that
he is authorised to receive the said Taxes with
an addition. of ten per cent. thereon, provided
such payment is made within one year after the
day on which the collector of tie district WI ere
such property lies had notified ti,At The said tax.
es had become due on the same
ror nh, 1,,,n,.. Date Of Collectors notification
Ma. tar had become dte.
i s $;isi:s; ,'A day q March 1876
Amherst,
Nelson, Il n o.,
FiIvanna.
Montgomery
Tazewell,
Giles, ION Odd day of May. 1916.
Monroe &
Botetourt J
Greenyille, I
Sussex, 4
& Surry.
Campbell, I
Charlotte,
Pittsylvsnia (oh ioih cay OF May, 1910.
& Halifax
Collectors o5fce, Sept. 3d1s16.
WIZ. D. TAYLOR, Collector.
DeagHRted by tie secretary
Of the Treasury. u
September 4-w8w.
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NOTICE

Apetition will be presented to the next &c.
heral Assembly of the state of Virginia, for per.
mission to sell acres Of land, lying on Adams
hih and ADJOINING the property Of Mr. Ems, for
The purpose Of dischsrging the debts due bv he
estate OF Samuel flesssnts, deceased.
U. w. PEASANTS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
Notice is hereby gwen, that.

u'e subscriber has received ls,s OF the Direct
Tax of the United States Tor 1915. remaining
due upon property in the following Counties in
the State OF Virginia, not owned, occupied or
superintendent Dy some person residing within
the Collection District in which il IS situate, and
that he's authorised to receive the said Taxes
with an addition of ten per cent thereon, proyi-
ded such payment IS made within one year after
the Gay on which the collector of the district
where such property lies had notified that the
said taxes had become due IN the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
so Dollars reward

Ran away from the Muddy Creek Mills on o.
about the All OF last month, a mulatto man, BY
the name of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

VIRGINIA: upe-
.at R,iies holden IN he Clerks Office Of the SIS
rior Court Of Chanceryt,r tte Jiichnoad ID
81 ice, the 24ih day Of July, lS1G
Edward Lee, Pn,c
Richard Herring, Thomas Lee, Matthew Will
inns, Clement Il. Japeson, Thomas Cox, VIII
liam L. Morton, William IL. Taylor, and AM
\ brose Ellis, D-f,s.
The Defendant Richard Herring not having
entered his appearance and given security accor-
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not inhahitant of this country: Il
IS ordered That the said Defendant do appear
here on the first day fths next term and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy-Test,
HIM. ". Hemng, C. c.
lAt,u 1A--u,Qu
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NATIONAL LOTTERY.

SECOND CLASS.
authorised by Net Of Congress, for OPEN
ing Canat IN the City of Washing-
ton.
Commences drawing, in Baltimore, the present
month-September 30th.
$4,000 Dollars
$4,000 Dollars, Highest Prizes.
10000 Dollars.
Besides one of 5000, OoO-I,OOO, &c. &c.
Two and a half Blanks to prize, and the
price of Tickets will be continued at SIX DOL
LARS each. a few days longer
All the large Prizes are floating, and may come
out any time Of the drawing.
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LOTTERY NOTICE.

Prizes Of 500, 500, and 900 dolls. -
proportion.
a rev tickets warranted undraSn, -cau b 4
at the subscribers ofiice--prlze jackets in Sse
Masonic Hall Lottery--northern Bank notes s "a
be received in payment Tor tickets
Drafts, on Boston, New York. Philadelphia &
bai'imors. tlsla htand said, PsnL rrses excfspg-
ed AZ the Lottery and E2el4s.se 5se.zs oi
.f.- J.B. KUR5HEEDT. .
Nearly opposite Mayo's Bridge,
Main street, Richmond, Va.
Sept 18-tf.
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VIRGINIA
HIM W. Reniag C. C.
judy S1.-wsw

VIRGINIA.
At Rules holden in the Clerks effce Of the Sups.
rior Court IF Chancerytor The Richmond DIS
tIef, me 24th day cf 4ugust 1916.
Ann Dent Hayes, and Frances Claiborne, who sur
vived her husband, William Claiborne,
pL.f,n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

Collectors Office. S. July 1916
WIN. ID. TAYLOR, Collector.
Designated by the secretary
of the Treasury.
July 81. w.Sw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
Cheaper than Ever !!
JAMES MUMFORD,

No s8, Thames.sfrees,
HAS Just, received from Boston, the greatest var.
IL ieiy OF FALL AND WIsTRR GOODS, ever Of
fersd by him to the public ; and they wsrs pur-
chased At Auction for Cash. he can sell them ehea.
per than he has ever done befors. rnong his ex.
tensiyc and cheap Assortment may be bad tie fol.
lowing. viz -
English, French, Dutch and Spanish extra Supsr.
fine BRoApcLoTss, of the r. reatsst variety of coors
CAssIMuRrs. double and single milIsd, Of various
colours. qualities and prices,
Pelise Cloths, very handsome, and Of tho most
fashionable colours,
Devonshire kersey. Plains and Searnaughts,
fianne's Of NIL colours, and at 25 cents per yard,
Bomoazets, Of agrsat variety Of colours and quai-
i,y. very low,
Wildbores, very chesn,
il-4 and 10 4 blankets,
Vestrgs, newest patterns, At various prices, and
very low,
Furniture Calicoes.
Lambs wool and worsied Stockings, some no low
as 50 TO e4 cents per psir, and of good quality,
Lustrings OF various colours,
Indi, Ccttons,
Large silk Handkei chiefs, al so cents,
Cslicoes-and Cotton Handkerchief, both at very
low p,iccs,
Ladies Indispensables. with gold and silver clasps
Ladies half silk Handk srchicfs,
Yarn Comiorters--Diapers,
Gentlcmen's black silk iIose
Lipen snd Cotton Shrtines, very tow
Lentlemen's and Ladies Beaver Gioyes also La.
dies do lined with fur.
With variety olc;her Articles, iow FOR Cssh.
Newport October 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
Mere Cheap Go00J.

a New assortment Of DRY GOODS, pur-
chased for cash, a, auction. at great sacrifices,
Just received aHd for SALE at the Cheap Cash Store Of
THOMAS II. MUMFORD,
No. ll9, 7HAMs,-sTRsET,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
brondclohs and Csssimees. all cols and quaii,iss.
Bonbazctts, from leo to 3f9,
Linens, very cheap.
Surfing Cor,ons. great bargains,
Sbswls, from 1s6 to S..
Handkerchef,. all kinds.
Flannels, from lac to 5s9,
Calicoes, from ls to 90,
Diapers, Stockinetis, &c.
With great variety Of other Goods--ail Of which
will be sold for Cash much lower than ever offered
or Please call and see. Oct 40.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
NICOLAS Gt,ftRiV

IT As just received 10y the sIoop in,incible, Ia
IA days from Cape itsnry, (rayu)
10 hhds. fast 1uahy rotsltiny MOLAS-
SES 2 60 best Muscovado SUGAR; and b few
thousan weight OF best COFFEE-This .sfolass.s
Sugar and C.gss will suit people Of all principles as
these articles we're raised by );ss Blacks, and pur-
chased With Fish and Cheese, and will be sold low
for CAsS, in order to purchase our Produce, 10 g.
her out sgain---ii expects daily to receive by the
Sl0op Intrepid from Alexandria. cstso of frrsh
FLOUR, which was purchased with oar. Produce.
keep for Sale, as usual, constan. supply oi
Cutlery, Jswslry, Watches, Looking Glasses, &c and
give the true Value for old Geld and !Silrcr Apply
for the above Articles, at No. l26, Thames Street,
Newport, Oct %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
WINTER GOODS.
FOURTEEN PACKAGES OF
NEW GOODS.

Are Just received, opened and offered for sale, by
JAMES HAMMOND,
No. lO4, TxxxSs-STREsr,
cosTAINryo-
Blanke9s Peiise Cloths
Duffils Pclise Flaunc!s
Coastings Queens Cloths
Plains Worsted Hose
Broadcloths Lambs wool do.
Csssimercs Nett drawers
Saitiaetts Dark undress'd Prints
Sattinet Cords Silk Imitation Shawis
Stockingnett Cotton Imitation ShawIs
vestings Cotton sheetings
Flanneis do. Shir,ings
Baizcs Beaver Gloves
Bombaxetts Italian Silks
s Wilbores Eloren,ines
Figur'd Rattiuet Silk Umbrellas
Worsted P.aids &c. &c. SC.
.diss, just reeeired,
OF BOOKS,
The New Publications Of the present day.
OF STATIONARY,
80 rearrs OF Writing Papsr--blue and best brown
Wrapping Paper
And of Fancy sni useful article, in the statioaary
line, great variety CT SCHOOL BOOKS, Of all kinds
|y wholesale or retail.
Blank Books, Commercial Biarks, and S.anhs,
far sa!s az c5s-s.
PAPER. HA NGINGS and BORDERS q,
sual. Newport, Oct. l9. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
NEW GOODS.


HAS just received, by the la,e., arrivals
at N. York, from Liverpool, some Ekw Csops.
-.fmsng r9hish are
Balloon Furniture Dimi- = Fancy super super lace
ties, ground do.
Cotton Shirtngs, high & { Do. do 90. check 10.
low priced, tsuperfne furniture 10.
l2qusrter Counterpanes, Ladies' and genilemen's
is do. do. : worsted Hose,
IL do. Marseies Quilts, Girls and boy's whit. and
IL do. do. cold do all of which
Is do. do. : are OF very superior
Uedrrss'd Cahesss, = quality.
sup sup blk lace ground Jaconet and eamb Mus.
Brown and yellow fan. s lns,
cies do. = Imitation danask Shswls
Chin,s stripe, do. I Rich plaid do.
Fancy checks do sMourning do.
Likewise, on hdad,
Aquan!ity Of Cu,leiy-Hatd.Wae-
few crates Creckery Ware.
.Ass--1o casks of Colmenar Wine. ell of which he
will sell low Tor cash Eew.fork money aad Trea.
sury Notes taken at par.
Newport, Oct 9, 1916. rnl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
Cheaper than ever :!

CLARKE GREENE h,s taken The store
~ formerly occupied by Messrs 3. s. II Waite,
No. 10, Msrket-squale, where he offers for SALE a
large and extensive assortment of
China, GipSs and Liperpool Hare,
Of an excellent quality. "a.
Also, an assortment of Groceries, which he is de.
termioed to sell low or lower than hAs tesn sold
in Newport for number OF years past.
Oct l6 rtr1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06

FOR SALE,
Caesa for Cash or Treasury JNo,es,
BY HENRY MOORE,
at No. S, 9fARKET SQyIRE,
". T. Rum, Candles,
Gin, Soap,
brandy. Ginger,
Wine, Mustard,
Tea, Pepper,
Coffee, Pimento,
Chocolate, Starch,
Sugar, Salt.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
4 large assortment of Croekery, hardware, and
- Cutlery
5000 VT. Cheese, suitable for family use.
A few bbls good mess Beef, put up in the best Or.
der, in Boston.
20 kegs Ginger and Mustard OF the best kind, cheap,
by the keg
90 boxes Tia u Soap.
Powder, by the cask.
small assortment Of DRY GOODS consisting Of
Brosdcoths, Coating,
Plains, Cotton shirtins,
yssiiuss, Bed,cks,
Flanneis, &c &c.
With q variety Of other articles, too numerous to
mention in a common advertisement.
.ALSO--
Several Lots Of Land lying in the vicinity Of New
port.
Five shares in the stone Bridge
Twenty shares in the Newport Marine Insurance
Company.
One-half Of the New-York Packet d. Jones
or The whole Of the G60ve viu be seLd very cheap,
for Cash or Treasury Noies
Newport, Oct 23 1916 (E)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
Vey Cheap Goods,
2. P. REMINGTON.
FOR CASH

No. ia, 7hsmes-S.rees;
LAS just received an extensive Assortment of
L DRY GOODS, which will be sold a. Cheap as
was ever offered in Newport.--Among whish are
the following
BRoAncLoTRs and CAssIarnKs, of all qualities
and coiors,-ss low as As Cd
Flannels, red, white, green black and yellow as
low as 20 cents per yard.
Bombazets, black, brown, green, scarlet and
crimson-sore as low as Is Cd per yard.
Shirting Cottons, at 20 cents.
Vestings at 2s Cd.
White handkerchief, At Cd.
Gentlemen and Ladies worsted Hoss, at Is Cd.
nIerino Shawls, very elegant
Molessins a. wide, at IS Cd.
Undress'd Calicoes at g 3d-glsl'd ditto from 20
TO IS cents.
Black Grape at q, 6d-biack florence silk at IS Cd.
Fine white Linen at Is 2d-silk Handksrchefs at
3s Cd.
Fearnoughts at IS So.
Patent Cords at Is Cd.
Dcvonshire kersey IS.
Plains some as low as IS.
Blankets remarkably cheap.
With great variety Of other Articles, cheap for
Cash.
All persons indebted by Note or Book Account,
are requested to attend to the same.
CT New.York money and Treasury Notes taken
at par. Newport, Oct. 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
Cheaper than evsr !
1T No. 1874, 7'HANES.STRERT.

WILklhM LILLE 81,
ffAS just received from New-York, q large
assortment Of seasonable Goods, which having
been bought at auction for cash, enables him to Of
Fer them lower than they we're ever sold in this town
.ansny which are the faiLswiny. vi1.
Black, blue, brown and Ladies' Wisks,
iuix'd Broadcleths, Fine Merino shsws,
Black, blue, brown and ! Fine Colsrain Ce,tons at
mixd Cassimeres, leo,
Superb Imperial Euring Null u.uli aiuslins, At Cd,
Cords, Jaconet do. at 2s6,
CoatnSs, doable width Fine fgd Cambria, at So,
and twilled. ut 5s6, Gentlemen's Cravats. at
DO. Dafhls, at 4s6, 2s3,
Plains, from $50 TO Ga, Fine Linen, at 9 and 2s3.
Fine ribd Velvet, at 3,6 Blankets from l5s TO $50
Bombazets, a pair
italian Grapes, at 4s6, Gents beaver Gloves, at
Elannels, from ls3 to A., ., a pair
And q great variety Of other articles too tsdiou,
TO mention, and remarkably low.
The subscriber, in order to meet his own contracts,
wishes all those who indebted to him, to call and
settle the same without delay, if they wish to save
additional expence. WILLIAM TILLEY, Cd
Newport. Oct 23, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06
Scbool-Books and Hats.
JUST RECEIVED yoR SALE,
At GEORGE WANTON's

BOOK .fNI HAT STORE.
CCHOOL.BOoKS Of every kind in use, which he
- will sell by the the dozen or single. a, the very
loves! publishers prices. among which are--
Websters and Aleen's Spelling Books Dabors
Arithmetic: American Precep,or; Walkers Die.
tionary; Morses and Dwight's Geography English
Readers Columbian Orator Bibles and Tes,sn ents.
diso, received,
A L M AN a C3, for 1917.
by gross. dozen, or single.
Writing and Letter Paper,
Family Bibles, with elegant Plates,
Chldren's Books, various kinds,
Blank, school, and Account Books,
Bowcitch's Navigator and Pilot.
Stationary.
II A rs.
Ju'f reeeirsd--a goo1 assortment, sIen's. Youth q
and children's Hats,
Gentemen's extra fine fsshiopshie beavers,
Gator and Plated, with wide ard common trins,
Mems and chdren's bes, felt HAS
PAPER HANGINGS BORDERS.
Newport, Oct 30. 1876. (5w.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06

DANIEL WAITE,
Has Just received by fhe Wn. u Henry fran,
Boston, and c6ers for Sale q, his Store,
No, 90, 7hames- Street
A LARGE Assortment of China, Lus-
l. n tre, Glass, and Liverpool WARE, inferior TO
none in quality, having been selected particularly for
this market.
.7LSO-
A general Assortment of DRY GOoDS-Au Of
which will he sold CAsab Tor Cash
lie returns his sincere thanks 10 his old Custom.
ers for past fayors, ard wishes for continuance
Of them He would however, not. be thought
mindful Of ,hose, who by way of assisting Young
Man in business, have drawn his Goods from him
on credit, and do not pay for them.
Newport. Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

rrsturned until the expiration of COLOURS !;
that he was ignorant where t.ey had
been. He also told him that the y:.tt de
chambrs ct an English General, who lido
ed in the Hotel, would be able Ia rive him
more certain detqis. This domestic was
gained. He d scovered that his m ster
had very extensive correspondent It
was asked ofhim to purloin some of the
letters. The next day the valet de sham-
bre brought very long letter, addrf ssed
toa well known society IL London. This
letter contained very positive details reia-
tive to the escape of Lavsiette.
The Poi &c made forthwith some re-
searches. 1t is said that among the pa
perS which they seized at tie residence of
thsse foreigners, were many, which for
ded proofs of certain facts connected with
the ts', history of the escape from the Isle of
Elba.
Il IS said, hat it was only on Tuesday
se'nn'ght, that Lavalette, fsvored by the
English officers who have been arrested.
departed from PARIS /; and it has been re,
marked, that it was the same day he was
executed in efigy for contumacy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
FOR SALM.

A TRACT OF LAND, near the town of War
l y rem, ON James itiveC, adjoining the lands of
Gov. Nicholas ard ohm Harris, Esq containing 75O
acres, we'll improved, with large and commodious
dwelling house AID Offices cf brick, good srst mill
tor corn and plaster vt Paris and with sufic lent
barns and stables for every kind OF stock The
land IS Of ii'strate quality and has been kept ia
heart by ;he liberal use Of plaister and Clover
ne barn Is distant from the landing at Warren one
mile and halt, ard there are two manufacturing
n,'is within three miles of lit is believed ina
th's farm combines as many advantages as any tract
Of high land in the state.
ALSO, tract or 1900 acres, near the former, "a
convenient to the river and OF excellent quality that
has been much improved by clover and plaster. to
which it is veil adapted These lands will b. shewn
by the subscriber, living the premises and terms
made HLOwh by him, or by Thomas TsyIor Of Rich
mOnd JOHN PATTERSON
Feb. o. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

'he eoncIistogy tendenc alluded To, if,ary mode
es, be devised, by Icl, Anne, ,eaa seamen can be
distinguished nom British. OF course, the sum
mary process, 10y which British seamen were con-
yerted into American citizens, will be discontinue
ed.
ferm't us, however, to remark, before we con-
ciude, that the maxiuis and principles laid down by
the President, are the maxims and principles of the
ieder1iists and that the views which his message
presents ct all the leading topics. precisely those
hch tl,e politicians of the Old school were turned
out OF Office Tor entertaining. Federal Echo.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

CT The ENQUIRER is published twice week ce,-
rally, and three unes week during the session OF the qe
LegisgWePrice, the heretofore FSve Dollars DER
annum, payable m advance Notes OF Chartered Bank,
(oaiy) viii be received in payment. Tie Editor will guar,
antee the safety OF renting them by matt the postage OF all
Letters being paid by the writers.
OF NoPapers viii be discontinued lbut at the discretion
of The EdliorJ until all arrearages have been paid up.
pers, shall receive tenth, gratis. - -
TERMS or ADyERTISIic..
" one sq'are-trSf iserion, rs ee,RsacI continuance
so
No DISBURSEMENT inserted. until hes either BEEN raid for
orassunRd6y some person in this city or it, enuirony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
THE NEW CRUSADE.

Knights of the different Orders, and the
persons who have subscribed their name 8
to contr butte towards the formation of the
funds necessary to abolish the trade in
white and black slaves in the north of At
RIGA, trade still carried on, contrary TO
religion, humanity, and the honor of Chris
tIanlty, arc informed that the President Ct
the Association, will have the honor to
make his annual report on the progress
made towards the attainment of the end
proposed--he will explain to them, at the
same time, the State Of the Funds gwen in
trust to his management for this service,
by the Soyereigns and other illussrious
subscribers, and will submit to them the
documents on which the report is founded.
The first report vii be presented at Paris,
az time and place TO be specified, when
His Most Christian Majesty, who has
deigned to subscribe as Grand Master Of
the Order Of St. Louis, shall have made
known pleasure on this head.
(ogncd) w. SIDNEY SMITH.
President Of the Knights Lberators
Of the White Slaves
in Africa.
p. S. The subscribers will receive prin-
ted copies Of the papers, subsequent To the
first association at Vienna, on the 2gth Of
Dec. last.
Subscriptions are received at Paris, at
the house Of Msssrs. Perregaux and + -
lite. At Vienna, by Messrs. Frias < Co.
At Genoa, by Messrs. Gaulis. At Brussels,
BY Messrs. Schum ker. At Frankfort, by
Messrs. Bethman.