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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
District of Columbia,
County Of .alerahdrin, to wit !:
.A1,rI yer;t, 1916,

DlSGiiCC Vi COluIlIUId,
County Of .4lsaahdrin, to wit
.4pril Term, 1916.
Warner Washington, Complainant,
against
Robert Bond, Daniel Richards and Az.
gustine Newton and David Ricketts,
administrators Of William Newton, de-
ceased, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
TvHE defendants Robert Bond and
4 Daniel Richards, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules Of
this court, and It appearing to the salts
faction of the court upon affidavit, that
the said defendants Robert Bono and Da-
MEL Richards, are not inhabitants of this
District. on motion of the complainant by
his counsel, It is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS. Robert Bond and Daniel Ri
chards do appear here on the first day OF
November Term next and enter their ap-
pearance to the suit, and give security for
performing the DEGREES OF tie court, and
that the other defendants, Augustine
New.sn and David Ricketts,, do not pay
away, convey or secrete, the debts by
them owing to, or the estate or effects in
their hands belonging to, the said absent
defendants, Robert Bond and Daniel RI
chards, until the further order or decree
Of this court, and that copy of this order
be forthwith published for two months
successfully, 10 one of the public news
papers published in the county, and that
another copy be posted at the front door
of the courthouse of said county.
4 COPY. Test.
G. DENEALE, C. c.
august 8 2af
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
Office Of the British Consulate
at .alerandria for tie Dis
trtct of Columbia

eT NNASTERS and Consigrees or
Ya British vessels arriving at this
port, or other in the district, are hereby
notified, that immediately OIL arrival, it
is expected that the master of every such
vessel shall call at said office, next door
to the custom house, with all the ships
papers, and be prepared to leave mani
fest of the cargo, list of the crew, Medi-
terranean pass, as required in section
"a, statute IS, George Sd, chapter 90,
under the penalty Of one hundred PS'nds
sterling. Statute II, Geo. Sd, Sec. 5.
Alexandria, Aug. l2-l5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
BL,gIlED DaLr, ri S sxowDEx ALEXANDRIA
SATURDAY, AucUsr ~. 1916.
FRESH TEAS, &c.

FRESH TEAS, &c.
so boxes fresh Imperial and Young
Tyson tea,
10 hhds. and tierces lst quality Nus
covado sugar, g
12 bbls. retailing molasses, :
1000 lbs. green coffee,
10 bids. old Antigua spirits,
10 bbls. peach brandy, ana
70 blts. Pennsylvania rye whiskey,
Just received and for sale by
James & Jacob Douglas.
ALSO,
$50 sets handsome Table and Desert
Knives and Forks--seIIing by the single
set, or otherwise, at rery log prices.
August Is eoStlaw4t1
The Subscriber
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH supply of Furniture, con-
"A sisting of Bureaus, Secretaries, Ta-'
bles, Desks and Chairs. Also, guam
tity of Wagons. with or without Har-
Hcoo, anu Il teW EdltHt isiRcs u ilSloiS.
which he will sell low for cash.
Edward Decide,
Lower end Prince-street.
August 10 cow
JUST RECEIVED.
find for sale by Tie subscriber,
40 Bales Cottpn, Of a very superior
quality.
e. GILE.4N,
May dStlawtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17
July 81
A Gardener wanted

A person acquainted with the cultiTa-
tion of Vegetable Garden and who can
came Y ell recommended for honesty, So
briefly and industry, will be hired by the
mouth or year. Enquire OF the Printer
August 5.
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For Sale,
august 8

FoT oalc,
YdvHAT substantially built & elegant
A ly finished three story Brick Dtcel-
iing House on Watershed, formerly
the residence of the late Dir. Kennedy );
With which will be sold, either conjoint-
ly or separately, the sdjolning vacant
Lot, 90 feet froGt and 100 feet deep
rhe terms Of sale WIFI be very accommo--
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prviously
to the 15th Of Nay next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'kcnna.
pst&april "a 2aWd
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For st. Johns, on. 3D.

sEg The substantial British schooner
GSR War Halter, J. Humbert, master,
having part of her cargo engaged. For
freight or passage, apply to the master at
the Office of.
.9dams, Herbert e Co.
July 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17

District of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, to wit:
.9pril Term, 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant,
against
John Wancher, heir of Martin Wanchef,
Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
ME defendant, John Wahcher, not
4 having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statute
and the rules of this court, and It APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the court
upon affidavit, that the said defendant,
John Wancher, is not an inhabitant VI
this District, on mstion Of the complains
ant BY his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant, John Wancher, do ap.
pear hereon the first day of November
Term next. and enter his appearance to
the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES OF the court, and that copy
of this order BE forthwith published for
two months successfully in one of the
public newspapers published in this
county, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the court.hsase Of said
county.
c copy. Test,
G. DENEALE, .. O.
august 8 en-
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria are hereby notified,
that an instalment OF Ha.f a Dollar on
each share of the capital stock OF said
bank is called For, to be paid CT Monday
the 9th day of Septem next.
By order Of the President and Direc-
tors.
w. Patton, jun. Cashier.
August 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17

The Cargo Of the British Brig
Shannon,
CAPTAIN Kendall, from St. Vlncents,
consisting
81 Aogsheads prime Sugars
142 puncheons Rum, and -,
so puncheons Molassss, WI! 6e land
ed this day and is for sale.
Adams, Herbert q 20.
July
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-17

.adiutantt5 Inspector Gents. 0Bscs'
August 1, 1876.
: GENERAL ORDER.
Preparatory to forming list OF army
officers, comfortably to resolution "'
Congress, passed April g, $780, the
state and county in which each eomn'is-
stoned s of5eer was born, vill forthwith be
repeated to this Office.
BY order, .. r a.
August S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
NOTICE.,

WHOSE soldiers belonging 10 the late Armv
= OF me United States entitled TO pensions, are
ioIinea' that 1t is only necessary TO foreward
he War Department, stating in what n.r,;c,Is,
'a'e, territory or district they reside. and wish
. receive Their allowances, Wien certificates Of
,enslon Will be issued by the secretary of War.
'"T"2iued to them free Of all charge Whatever.
md' ai'o that the services OF an agent are not at
Ii 'eq nred IN procuring for them their pensions
r ed by the government TO their gallentry
War Department, T.,e Is.
re required TO give this aiyertisenent Fam
weeks insertion, and send their accounts for nav.
rent TO nhe Department Of War. Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10

cd. whea attorneys s;aii &c c-ap,ored,it see-
com.rente,i 10 the parties interested, to have
their Powers executed il dce form.
All cYidence offered must bc sworn TO- except
the certificate ofo.icers, who, as the time of Civ.
ing :kc-r, shall be in Tire military service Of the
United states, before some Judge Of the United
States or o te states territories cfthe United
States, or Mayor or chef magistrate Of any City.
towa or borough within the same, or justice
of the peace of any state or territory of'he United
! States duly authorized TO administer oaths, of
which authority, proofmust be furnished either
by certificate under the seal of any state or Ter
\ rircry or TIE clerk prothonotary Of any court
! within tic same. But the seal of any city, town
~ borough, or the a,tcstaton of any Judge Of the
United States, Will reeniss no further authcofics-
ton.
An Office is opened on GsEiioi Eill in the City
O. Washington, in the building occupied by con-
-re during It's lct session, for tic reception Of
The Nm, ~s in the United States or territories
thereof who arr. employ ed 10 print The Laws Of
the United STATE. &c requested TO publish tbis
notice for eight weeks successfully, once week,
and send their bills 70 this ofiicc for payment.
All persons who have business With this Office,
are requested 10 address ter letters TO the sup
scriber as commissioner, W. Nch VIII be transmit
RICHARD BI.AND LEE,
( Corr,;,.;a.. fCiatns, Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
NOTICE.

WIFE sUBsCRTBER intends TO nut 70 III,
4 p ess as soon as sum sufficient to print
,,,,e work shall be subscribed, Treatise On
use Gonm1a'ion; by .A6raham Booth, late Bsn.
iSf preacher OF great eminence in England, in
Nh'cn the arE,imentsof the Baptists for their
'ac.lce on ihis point, are fairly stated and the
"g 'Tnen's ofthose who contend against their
'r"c'ioe examined and answered Persons or
;hnrc"es wishing to encourage this work. will
ease forward 10 the subscriber, their narnes
2i'ceS o. residence, aud the number of book'
'eY VIII take, and they shall be furnished -,
,rtne cost, which the subscriber does not tn;nr
WI exceed twenty or twenty-five cents :, conw
" u Is nn' the " sh or intention of the subscris
'er 70 benef himself one cent bv the n'bi:so.:
N OF this work, so neither is it his wish to iossi
~ course the work will not be printed. unit; =
' SUM number Of responsible subscriberr
SNaii have sent in 'neir names, to defrov tbs
Fln'ing expences, which, the subscriber fiat,sre
unse,t WI soon be the case, aud of wbicbfacs
the subscribers shall be duly apprised.
p;.L, JOHN BRYCE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10

Oee Of Ciaims fer PROPERTY i0cf, CAP re" OF aes
froyro, vkisf ~ me military SC, oice "'e o''''
ted .y;sfes, during rho late ,sar.
UAs,riSoTcy, Jnne ~. s0A0'
Explanatory supplements = rule. Ga
In all the cases comprised =; I. We notice M
this office of the Cd instant, the cas. wing ~
claimant, Wig: !"
Whenever the evidence, ci oath. Of .,v ,c...
uie late army of the United S,ates sb.i, g.
aken'o or the certificate of any oiI;cer - o., DC
hs time of giving 1t, shall be obta;naJ .,et
er,;sca, must expressly state, whether an~
er'hcs'eor other voucher, in relation 81 + th.
Gam IN question, has been given Win. " . ths
Inow,ense OF such officer. The cla;man, r,,,..,
'iS3 declare, on oath, that he has never race;vS
81 from any person any such cer,iGoa,. ~ $500
=, Or IT received, must state the cauae sc =. !
1nnr-production In every case tbe naroe % ~. ~
nicer fdrn shing such certificate or vomchsn
liner win It's date as near as can be ascer,.;n
ea, VIII also be required.
RiCtlARD BLAND LEE
Co1raisai0ner of Claims. Sc
me printers IN the United States or terr;,o
es 'hereof, who are employed to print the iawe
u tie United States, are requested tn nnbI;sh
ms notice tor eight weeks successivelv once
week. and send their bills 10 this Office for n.,
nent--w9w. 'oi pay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
AN ACT

For the relief ofesrtan owners of goods. entered
at hanpden, IN the District of Maine.
he H eEGcseS dg the Senate and Hou.- of Ne
preseHsHiJts Of The Tinted ISfdtes of .4gpericn h,
slo'igrs's asSesibLe1, That on the trial Of any in.
formation, libel, or other suit for the forfeiture
or CONDEMNATION Of goods ard merchandise.
which betweer the t~ enty ffth tiay of October'
ard the thirty first dsy If Dccember. in th, ,ssr
one Thousand eight hInd,ed and fourteen VOC
entered ct ilampj"a, IN tls District OF Min
and have been since &C. ne or entered -o,,tr, -,
70 law, all olairnsto forfeiture and conde,nn,t-
or be- and hereby are released, arising from ,o.,
OF lawful authority TO. enter and del,ver ia
goods az hamPden, Or fro TIC n,egsItv ofin.
porting the s. Z! SjJds into Ogfin rton. or aero :
sting them there, or from ne rkralify of ia.
Ding between Orington and Harnpjen. IN a rc,,.
trai vessel; not licensed f,f Che coasfing trgSe
ITOttded, Tbzt TIE ella rRsnts IF the oonls .,J
merchandise 81 entered as af,re,s,d .Lsll rsy
and satisfy AZ the reasonable erps,-ses s,d
charges attending the scizdge sud 4, ar:,. ,l,s-s.
o. and az The ez?eDses, costs and c',r~es AZ
prosecuting the infoWnati6ls, libels ana s,I,s ~.
R1iated hgsinst tl,e same 10 be taxed Nv ,i,c
court 10 yaicJ fnsl' Judgements stall be -er3er.,
AEunst tse rssreeuys ejsimaots, Wheeler u,e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
l3T 9UTH0RITY.7
AN ACT

Authorizing &c 7o5T5cof ora sum If money 70
Ioln T. Courtney and Samuel Harrison, or
their legal representatives.
Set r.ec'td ~ tie .ccan:e and Ro,,se ore.
STr'enfntioec orMc Jn;.s6 ISto,es Of -qmc4ira il,
Congress os,trs5'ed Tina: the Secretary of the
Treasury, DC, and ne is hereby authorised and
required, TO Pay 10 John T. Courtaay and Ssmu.
81 Harrison, citizcns Of Virginia or if either or
both Of them be dead, then to their legal repre-.
seniaiives, tic sum cfthrec hundred and seven.
Sy five dollars. to be equally divided between
them which sum ,s pad them in consequence
OF their exertons in saving from 5eine DESTROY
ed by ire The gun boat schooner Asp, BELONGING
20 The Unite. States, when she was set ON fr2
and left burning by the enemy, after having been
Taken by them in an action in INC month oF july;
one Thousand eight hundred ard thirteen, in the
EiTer Potomac.
". CLAY,
SPeGEsT IF tic Hoa,s NJ Resresenfo,i7,es
JOHN GAILLARD
Pre"6enf Of tie Senate, PRO ,emDore.
vft"il 26, 1sle-4fpRovzp,
JAMES hLADIsCN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
AN ACT

Making appropriations for the support of the ma.
yof the United States for the year one thou.
sand eight Ihun'lredi and sixteen.
BE H enacted BY The Ssnate anil R,use Of Retire.
sentdtiOes HE United Siasss or a,neric4 in Con,
sres' assembled. That for deiraying tie expen
ces OF the navy for the year ore Thousand gh,
hundred and sixteen, the following sums be, and
hey are hereby respectively appropriated, thai
is to say:
For pay and subsistence Of The officers, and
pay OF the scamen, one million one hundred ant
forty two thousand and sfteen dollars
For Provisions, three hundred and ffty.si,
thousand eight hundred and seventy dollars.
For medicine, hospital stores, and all otNe
expenees OH account OF the Sick includin.: thoe,
ofthe marine corps, twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
For repairs Of vessels, three hundred thousanc
dollars.
For ordnance, ammunition and military stores
twohundred and tel thousand dollars.
! For navy yards, docks and warves, four hun
dred and fifty Thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, including freight
transportation and recruiting expesces, three
hundred thousand dollars.
For pay and subsistence of the msrine earns
one hundred and forty one thousand, ore hund &c
and seventy two dollars.
For Clothing for the same, thirty four thou
sand one hundred ard sixty dollars
For military stores for the same, one Thousand
one hundred and eghty-eight dollars.
For contingent expences for the same, four
teen thousand five hundred dollars
Sec. 2. fnd De IL further enacted That the Sc
vera! appropriations herein before made. shall
bel paid oil, ofmonies in the Treasury not other
| wise appropriated.
H. CLAY,
Ssek<:r ofthe House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
| President efshe Senate pro te,ntbor
April 80. lSI6-i.c.ovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10

IT'S TtIs LAST ROSE OF sCxMEl
IT," crcpes Of Biarnes."
lis the last rose Of summer,
Left blooming alone
All her lovely companions
A-e faded and gone,
No fow'r Of her Kindred,
Norose bud is nigh,
70 reflect back her blaslyca
Or give sigh for sigh!
rllnot leave ;hcc; thou lone ons,
Topine on the stem;
Smce the lovely are sleeping,
Go sleep thou with them
Thus kindly ,sca..er
Thy leaves o'er the bel,
Where j4iy mates OF The garden
Lie scent,ess and dead.
So soon r,ayT follow,
When friendships decay,
And from Loves shining circle
The gems drop away!
When true hearts lie w;the|d,
And fond ores are flown,
Oh f'ho would ilhabit
This Bleak world alone
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10

FINAL Judgments ,h,li be in fAvor Of the claim,
ants resi-. lively CT against them.
II. CLAY,
StSs:ser Of tie Esu,s Of Represertatires,
John GA0LARO,
frei,def'. Of the senate, pro :snpore.
April d, lSi6-AsrRovKn,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
AN ACT,
conc ernine Pharaoh Earrow and s,h.-.

Concerning Pharaoh Farrow and others.
best enacted by ts Senate and House of REPRE-.
s-nfct'res Of The United States Of .9pyrica IN
Congress assembled, That the Judge of tue Abe
marie District cnurt in the state of North Caro-.
line. be. and he is hereby authorized and re
CURED 10 distribute to Pharaoh Farrow and his
associates, the proceeds arising from the .ale o.
Two armed boas. belonging TO the BRUSH pr.
vatecr Mars; which boats, with their tackle and
apparel, were captured by the sad pg,araol
fafrow, and ms associates, on the nme. een;h day
OF october. IN the year one thousand eight hun
ore and thirteen, IN New Inlet, IN he SAID Stale !.
ana winch, with Their tackle and apparel. have
oeen condemned and sold BY 4 decree Of N
court, the proceeds of which sale are held IN
the benefit ct the Uui,ed States and that the
s1id distribution bemade sgreelbly TO the laws
u 'ae United States, relating to captures made
oy private armed ships.
VI. CLAY,
Speaker Of s'e House Of Representatives
JOHN GAlLLARD
PrrSidsat cfthe Senase bro senbors.
April ~, 18l6.--ApsRevEp.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10

'U"Ie J"' CMNts loF PropeTty tost, capiur-
ed Of destroyed, ,ehiLst in tie miiitaru
service Of tic United States, during the
late lCar.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
NorIcE IS hereby gv.n, pursuant to the &C
OF the United States, passed the ninth 6av Of A
orii last, entitled =" An act to authorize tn, nav.
ment ror property lost, captured or DESTROYED.
while IN the military service of the United sto,a.
ana tor other purposes" that ali claims provided
,nr by the SAID act, must be presented al this
oihee, on or before the ninth day OF April, in the
year iolS as Ifnot presented within that peri.
"a, they cannot be received, examined aud deci.
ded on At this ofiee.
First Class of Cases.
The claims provided for by the said act are
nr't. Any volunteer or drafted mihtiaman.
~heiher OF cavalry, mounted raemen, or infan.
ny, who, IN the late war between the United
St4leS ana Great Brlta!n, has sustained damage.
Oy the loss OF any horse which was killed IL
battle, or which has died. in consequence of ;.
wound therein received, or in consequence o
l.iure on hePart ofthe United Staes to fur.
nish such horse with sufficient forage while in
NC service OF the United States, shall be allow
ed and paid the value OF such horse" Tins
provision comprchends three descriptions of
cases. 1870 "
LIST. An horse killed in battle.
Tn ""Se hying IN consequence of wound
receive in battle.
%. An horse dying in consequence OF not he
ing furnished with sufficient forage by the I'm,
ted States.
10 snbstan'iate calm Of either description
t'. ne order of the government authorisin
the emplNymento Of the corps to which The orig.
nal e'aimant belonged. or the subsequent accep-
Ince ct such corps, or spprobation of it's en-
plovmeni, must be produced.
ID The Certificate of the officer or SURVEYING
2'hcer' c,"mandnr fhe cIanant at the time of
the accident on which the claim IS founded
which certificate if not given while the oficep
was m the service Of the Unitel States, must be
sworn to and in every case II must. If practi
oaoie. state the then value Of the horse SO killed
or dying Before any other evidence will be re-.
ceiVef', the claimant must make oath that IL is
not w ms power TO procure that which is Sbovo
specINed and that the evidence which he sh,r
produce in lieu thereof, is the best winch he Is
ave o obtain. In every case the evidence mus,
De ON oath, and the value Of the horsts
50 Killed or dying, sscertained. All ev;
'enee offered must be taken and authentica.
%n ~ the manner hereinafter directed. and in ali
,nese cases the claimant must declare On oaIb.
mat ne has not received another horse from anv
oincer or agent OF the government in lieu of The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
Second Glass of Cases.

a any person, whether Of cavalry or mounted
rinemen, or volunteers, who IN the late war a.
loresaid' has sustained damage by the loss of an
morse IN consequence of the owner thereof he.
ing d'snounted, or separated and detached from
,ne me oy order Of the Commanding officer, or
=, oonssquehce OF this rider being killed or
value OF such horse at the time ne was rsceiyed
INTO the public service" This class eomnre.
hends'wo descriptions Of cases
ISL when the owner has been disrnoun,sd
separated rom and detached from such horse
oy order OF the commanding officer.
"a when the rider has been killed or wound
ca IN BATTLE and the horse Icst in consequence
me same evidence, mall respects, which is
qured in this. ~ re-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
JAMES MADISON.

Office for claims for property toss. captur-
ed OF destroyed, aehiLst in tile MILITARY
service Of tic United States, during the
late lCdr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
MoOREs MELODIES.
BEFORE THE BATTLE.
.fir, /" TIE FMry pseer!"

fir," Tie Fd, pseen"
BY the hope within US spr;nging,
Herald of to.morrow's strife,
Ana by that sun, whose light is bringing
Chains or freedom, death OF life
on remember life can be
No charm 70. him that lives not free.
Sinks the hero TO the grave.
Liks the day star in N, ware
.Nfidst the dew:fall Of IA ms Gears
1ls3sed is he DER whose ,.ecline
The smiles Of home NAV soothing shire,
AMI light him down he steep of years.
But Oh how grand they sink to rest,
whoclose their eyea N vic'try's breast.
Ger his vateh.6re's fading embers
Now the foe.man's check turns white,
While his heart that field remembers,
Where we dimm'd his gloSy's light
Never let him bind again
A chain, like that webroke through then.
ifark the horn of combat calls
Oh! before the evening falls,
Nav wepledsc the horn in triumph rotnd. >
Many q heart that now beats high,
In slumber cold ut night shall lie,
Nor waken even at Yictory's sound j:
But oh bow blest that hero's sleep,
Der whom wondering world shall weep
-. The hish, Gonna ,.as nof easreiy deoosed /,
arfiai pprposrs. In TIE heroic agrs, our ANGER
re guafed .hesdh sxs Of them, as the Bonisi
snstrs DO Iiefr beverage at this aay.--Halher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
Third Class of Cases.

any nrr'cn who, in the late war Aforesaid
9 ,. sustained damage by the loss. capture O.
'.essructon oy an enemy any horse, mule. o,
mssson boat sleigh or hainess while suel
prropsrX was employed IN the military servc,
OF TIE United States, sithsrts 3 iuprrSsment y,
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WILL sTQND TITS sEss0.w
Htmy STABLE, "a Nottoway County. on Cor
1000, three miles above Blacks and wb;,.Sa
sIn hine miles south of he courtbouse so5
"'u De let to mares a. Fifty dollars the se.sor
pys6Ie on the 25th day of December neYt wb;cS
may De discharged by Forty Dollars, before the
separation OF the season-One Dollar 10 tie Groom
~. e. instance Inc season will commence
ne INST of March, ard expire The frs NJ 49,,
1000 Pas'urage gratis but no liability for scc;.
tents or escapes. Mares can be fed At two s;i.
ings per day. Servants boarded gratis.