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NELSON.

NELSON,
between 90 and "a years Of age. of ordinary sta
ture, aid remarkably likely. His dress consist
GU OF variety OF clothes among them it is re-
Collected suit of blue broad Cloth. made in the
present fashion. He wore away a white Hannel
round about coat, such as are used as a horse
man undress, Or summer uniform, edged with
scarlet-Virginia cloth overalls, mixed blue and
-whlte-shoes and cotton socks, and n new beaver
hat. A knapsack panied blue with black STRAPS
and buckles, an which he had sew eral changes of
ciothes, all OF good quality. Nelson when spo.
Ken 10 is polite in his manners is a good ost,er
and barber-bas n tolerable Knowledge of the
blacksmith trade, he is also a good cooper. to
which business for the last two years he ha. been
engaged He writes good hand and Will no
ooune softse himself free pass or one in my
fs.'e lie Is acquainted in various parts Of tie
emitted States, and will endeapar 10 make his
way 10 me northwrd. Masters OF vessels are
cautioned against taking away the said man N ell.
son.
10 identity him more completely it will be
discovered that the lower part of one of has exrs
mas been cut oft-it is believed To be the right
a reward of SO dollars Will be given if taken
out OF this state, and secured in iail so that
get Nun again-If taken within the state one hall
he sum with ali legal charges information
pein5 given to me OF to Mir. William Bondrants
at tile buddy Creek Mills, near Gainesville,
from whom he made his elopement. Nelson is
capable OF discevlng unsuspecting peisons-i,
~hi thereiere require the utmost vigilance to de-
tect him.
DAVID ROSS, junr.
n B., The city guard are requested to make
search Tor the SAID Negro man, and arprehend
ana lodge INN IN jail, the above reward OF 25
uoita's VIII be paid by me or Mr.. VIM. Bondrant
upon the delivery of the boy.
Mount Ida, Sept IA, 1Sl6.-tf
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UNION HOTEL.

The subscriber having returned to his former
residence IN Manchester, which he now calls
TIE UNION HOTEL,
formerly called "SoIomon Gordon's or Lea,b/s
old Tavern" will Immediately open Tavern
unde! the above name, and soiicts the atten, ion
of his friends and the public.
Hewill use every possible endesvour to give
satisfaction in the line of his profession
Ills prices are, what they usually were, viz
For dinner = so cents.
For supper, 371-2
For breakfast S71-2
For lodging. IL
Horse per feed Is
--'tor :. day Is
His bar shall always be well supplied wi,h the
best liquors, and lie will very shortly keep a
Constant supply of Beer, Porter, Ale, &c &c
NATHANIEL CHILDERS
Manchester, Aug Sit
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VIRGINIA:'

FIRGlNiA:
.2s Rules holden in The clerk. Office ofahe Suts-
rfoT' co1rt Of chancery for The Jaichnond his.
hiet, the 24th dry of-4ugust 1916.
Joseph o. Peters, Il Jonas Harrison. merchants,
trading under the firm Of Peters and Harrison.
Pgs
AGAINST
John Coe, and John Marsh merchants of the
city of New York, and John C. Walker, and
Co. trading Under the firm of Walker & Co.
of the city of Richmond Def,s,
The Defendants Aaron Coe, and John C. sIarsh
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court and it appearing BY salts
factory evidence, that they arc not inhabitants
OF thus country 1t is ordered. That the said De.
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff !;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inser
ed in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, tor two months successfully and pos.
ted at the front door of ths Capitol, in the said
city.
A Copy Teste.
August 9i-wsw.
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10 o'oners Of Merchant .niiYs, Grist AliLs
Rice mills & manufactures Of -four, &c.
Whereas in my travels through the country to
collect the patent fees due TO Mr. Oliver Evans
lor MS improvements in the art of Manufacture.
ing Flour and meal-manv OF you have not been
called upon by reason Of your remote situations:
you Will therefore please TO furnish me the fol.
lowing Eaemc''Hnda, viz state the situation of
your NH, The Standing of your stream on an A.
FeraSe OF seven years, how many pair of stones
you run and their Dismeters, the number of eIe-
''a'ofs' hopper-boys, coBveyors, &c. used and
supplied, tile number of barrels OF -four made
by you m q hours, The time of erection of YOUR
MIL or mills and by what milwright or work
man It was erected. This cert ficate TO be sirn.
cd by two or more neighbours, sttested bv \
justice OF the peace or the clerk of the county
or corporation court, where you reside By en-
Closing THIS document to me by post, it Will en-
ape Ines'ey scale, TO ascertain the quanium OF
fees due, with equal justice 10 the patentee and
the ownerS-,hereby saving great expense IN ira.
Yelling and labour to these Concerned Ii ~ nor
expected that this notice viii be attended 10 Inv
those who have been sued for using the inven.
lions without l.ceRce.
Gentlemen tes.aug south os the RaDpahanccl,
North and South Coralina, Georgia. niississ;no;
Territory, aud Upper and Lower L3u;s;snnpa
may, with ease, avail themselves Of these adyan-
tages
have requested the Deputy Marshalls in
Virginia, as hey pass, TO exaInlne and report
the mills running without Icence
JOHN MOODY,
-, .2geat fer Okuer EUaus.
Richmond, Sept II, l6l6-ssw9w.
N b For lie conreniency OF those persons
who are owners of Merchant, Flour or Gr;st
mills in the Eastern section Of this sta. e. viii
i. health permits, attend at the Raictqh 4apsrr'
IN Williamsburg, on the 78ih of October next.
when wiii, IN pursuance Of powers vested in
me by the Patentee, offer such terms TO the own.
eSs OF mills WHO have in use, HiiK7m Hcence.
The above machinery IN whole or III rt or those
VINO are disposed 10 use them Of an part oftheur
as viii be productive of great bsnsrits, not only
70 miiiers N particular, but TO tie community
IN general as 1t may be the means Of put.
ting into operation, number of mills situat-
ed IN hne grain country, and contiguous TO
navgable water.
September 18th. I'M
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NOTICE.

4 petition will be presented to the next &c
neral Assembly of the state of Virginia, for per
mission to sell acres of land, lying on Adams
Hill and adjoining the property of MIR EMS, fol
the purpose of discharging the debts due BY the
estate oc Samuel Pleasants, deceased.
ID. w. PEASANTS.
Administrators of 8. Plessants, deed,
Sept. 1S.
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The subscribers beg leave to inform Manufsc.
turers, that ihey still continue to make all kinds,
Of cotton Machinery on the most improved mo-
dern plans, and executed in the most complet e
manner-also ohnb Plates Tor either Cotton OK
Woolcards of a superior quality.
Orders viii be thankfully received and prompt.
ly executed,
PBDEN & ORR.
Patapsco Cotton Factory, y
near Baltimore s
August II, 1916 w4w.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
1t Raies holden IN tie Clerks Office of tie ssube-
-ior Court Of Chanccry for The Richmond Dis
sric;, the 24th day Of -2ugust 1916
Ann Dent Hayes,and Frances Claiborne, who sur
vived her husband, William Claiborne,
Ply's.
Martha Goode. administrators, with the will an
nexed OF Francis Goode the younger, decd
who was an administrator with the will an
nexed OF Robert Goode, decd. and Maxwell
1rokes & Sarah H his wife, formerly C;oode, &
James Scott, junr administrator and admins
iratrix OF Richard B. Goode, decd. who was
also an administrator with the will annexed
of the said Robert Goode, decd who was
surviving executor of William Black, decd
Samuel Goode, uecurity for the said Robert
6oade, as executor aforesaid, and Tarlton
SaunderS, administrator de bonis non with the
will annexed, of the said Robert Goode, decd
William Wood, administrator of Stephen
Souihail, decd. who was executor of Turner
Sonthaii, decd. Robert Anderson, administra.
Tor OF Feyton Southali, decd. who was one
OF the executors of James Southall, decd
and John Daingerfeld, the other executor of
James Sonthali, decd who was COT re ,utor
with stephen Southali, decd. (and survived
him) OF Turner Southsil, decd. who was also
an executor OF the said William Black, decd
George markham, Mary Markham. s. Leno.us
noiing, executors 4 executrix of Bernard
MARKHAM, decd who was one of the securi-
tles OF ilrnef Southsli, decd as executor a
Ioresaid, Alice Guode, Surviving executrix of
sfaacis Goode, the elder, decd and Caroline
Matilda Harris, William A. Turpin, and Ed
ward Cox, acting executrix and executor of
Thomas Harris, decd. who was an executor of
the sad Francis Goode, the elder, decd a.
mother security for the said Turner Southall,
a. executor Of William Black, decd,
Defes.
The Subpoena I'D referendum awarded IN this
cause, nor having been returned executed on the
defendants, Maxwell Trokes and Sarah II. has
wife and !, appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that they are not inhabitants Of this country
1t is ordered, that the said defendants do appsa.
there Oh 4 c first day of tile Eext term and shew
cause, # any they can, against the revival, By the
said process sought; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for tive
months excessively and posted al the front door
Of The Capitol, in The said city.
A coPy--Teste,
Sept. 11-wsw.
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500 DOLLARS REWARD

Escaped from the prison in Chilicothe, state Of
Ohio, on the night of The 9TH of June last. JAS.
ESSEX, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY STER.
LING.
He is about so years of age, five feet seven in.
ches high, OF a fair complexion, thin visage, lgh
hair, large eyes, Roman nose, large vbisEers; BY
trade a clothier, can work at carding, or any EN-.
pioyment in manufactures, and is also expert a,
the sword exercise and boxing. He was born i,
Warwickshre, in England and it is believed
came within the last year from Canada 10 this
state. ~
The said James Essex, alias James Essex Cros-
ey sterling, was committed to Jail last January,
Oh charge of robbing the mail of the u States.
His partner who calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE. alias THOMAS w. NOBLE, is NOW IN
prison on charge of robbipg the. mad at the
same time The above reward will be given for
his apprehension, and delivery, or csn6beme Il,
any jail Ut the United States, so that he can be
brought to trial. ~
49, JotIS iIIAsssI,
Marshal Of Ohio D;slriee.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, July IS.
. ~ Those printers who are employed to pub.
hsh the laws of the U. S. are requested 10 give
TINS advertisement enc insertion a week for six
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, and forward their bills to this
Office for payment.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
ut Rules holden in The Clerks Office of tie Sn-
Bcrbr Cart Of chntcsry fur the Richmond Dis
t7ict, tile 24th doy Of .4ligaH 1916.
Mansfield Watkins, Pn'E
AeTNsT
Human Bishops Leroy Hall, DetPs,
The defendant, Lumsn Bishop, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
cosrt, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inIiabitsnt Of this country :
his ordered JYat the SAID defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the next term and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
PER published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months succcssUely and posted At the front door
Of the capitol in said city.
= m, Heuiac. c. c.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
IL Rules hotaea IN the Clerks Office Of The Su
ferior Court IF Chancery tcr The Richmend Dis
rict, the 21th day of .qig1tst 1916.
Mary Elizabeth Victoria Aubin Laforest, and
Ann Eliza Aubin Lhforest, infant daughters OF
hubin Laiorest, decd. by Michael b. Poitiaux,
their guardian and next friend, Puf's
AGAINST etrtt
Moses paws < William Moncure, Dsf'ha
" see ant mos .ss paws, mol having en-
tered ais appearance and gwen security aec c..f.
ding to the Act ofAssembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that lac is not an inhsbitant u this country: is
srdsred that the said defendant do appear here
en the first day of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
Iished in the City of Richmond, for two months
successivly, and posted at the froat door Of the
Capitol, in the said City.
A copy-Teste,
nm. W. Henine. c, c.
August II, 1916. wSw
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FriAes oil 900, 500, and 900 dolls. in
proportion.
few tickets warranted undrawn, can be had
at the subscribers otfice-prze tickets in the
Masonic Hall Lottery-northern Bank notes viii
be received in payment for tickets.
Drafts, on Boston, New York, Philadelphia &
Baltimore, bought and sold, Bank notes exchang-
ed at the Lottery and Exchange office OF
j. Is. KURSHEEDF.
Nearly opposite Mayos Bridge,
Main street, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 18-tf
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+ u TED BY
JOHN BURKE g II. IT. GLR.aRDLyN.
AND PUBLISHED

Go Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Fooz DooRs BELOW TIE BELL TAVERN, AT FouR
DoLLAns PER ANxun, PAID IN ADVANCE.
Subscriptions and advertisements to this
pepper are receired at the Book and Jo5
Printing Office Of J. & ~. Burke, s.
Il. corner Of Main and 18th streets, and
near the Farmsrs' Bdnk Of Virginia.
k-gf' advertisements inserted at tie usual
price, and promptly attended to.
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VIRGINIA:
III Rites holden IN the Clerks Office ofMe Sube-
rior Court Of Ctancery far tie Richmond Dis
frict, the 24th dry Of J.0e 1916.
John S. Gum PlcC
AGAINST
Joseph Watson, Elizabeth Watson. widow and
administrative, and Thomas w. Watson, md
--- Watson, infant children of Branch J Wat
son, deed, who was son Of Augustus Watson
deed, and Sarah Watson, widow, and Mar,
Ann Watson, Frances Watson, DorUthea WATSON.
Thomas Watson, Sarah Watson, and Elizabeth
Watson, children aud heirs of the said Au.
gusus Watson, deed, by Edward Redford their
guardian specially assigned TO defend hem il,
tiils suit, AID Mara Marshall, widow and reIict
OF William Marshall, decd, late Maria Price.
FeDict Of John r Price, James Price an infant.
and deysee Of the sid John + Price, by The
said Maria his guardian, James Underwood,
John Starke, and Richard Els, ana William
Fontaine executors Of Nathaniel w Dandr dye
Defs
The defendant Richard Ellis, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act Of Assembly ard the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not AN inhabitant of this country It is
ordered Plat 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 newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully ard posted at the front door
of the Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
I'm. ". HeatHg c. c.
July 51.-wSw.
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Notice is hereby given. that

Notice is hereby given, that
theSubscriber has received lists of the Direc
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 Distrctin which tits SITUATE, and thst
he is authorised to receive the said Taxes wit.
an addition of ten per cent. thereonI provided
such payment is msde within one wear after tine
day on which the collector of the district WI ere
such property lies had notified that The said tax
es had become due on the same
Sor mimi o,ov,t,. Date Of Collectors notification
mar tar had become die.
s s 'ssy: Con s.A day of March 1915.
Jefferson.
Amherst, I
kalsnn, & Son goth day of March, 1916.
Fluvanna.
Montgomery
Tazewel,
Giles, SOn ed day of Nav, 1916.
Monroe e
Boletourt.
GreenVille, !
Sussex, -
Southampton y" ISL HSy vi Niay' 1910
& Surry.
Campbell, I
Charlotte,
Plttsylyanla "" AV'ii usy oI may 1910
& Halifax
Collectors Office, Sept Sd 1916.
WV. ID. TAYLOR, Collector.
DsSfgHats9 by tie secretary
Of he sreasRy.
September 4--wgN.
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JodN iHAMsd,
Marshal Of Ohio Dislriet.
Notice is hereby given. that

the subscriber has received lists of the Direct
Tax of the United States for 1916. remnning
due upon property in the following Counties =,
the State of'yirgfnia, not owned, occupied or
superintendent by some person residing within
the Collection District in which it is situate and
that heis authorised to receive the said Taxes
with an addition OF ten per cent thereon, proyi-
ded such payment is made within one year after
tne DAY on which the collector OF the district
where such property lies had notified tina ,be
said taxes had become dine on the same.
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L LOTTERY NOTICE.

The Pennsylvania Grand State Lottery contin.
ues drawing twice week--29 days drawing over
and the following prizes remain in the wheel
l OF $4,000,
OF 10000,
OF 10000,
OF 5000,
10 of 900,
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SO Dollars Reward

kan away from the Muddy Greek Mills on or
ABOUT the 18th OF last month, a mulatlo man, by
the name of
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Coaeetm's Office, st July 1916.
WM. ID. TAYLOR, Collector.
Designated by the secretary
of the Treasury, :
July 81. Wv
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10 Manufacturers.

Philadelphia. Aug. 9, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25
NOTICE.

n j. UtLLAy.
'SecretGry If the Yredsar
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vtfsJtISIA
-qs Raiss holden IN the Clerks office Of tie Supe.
-ior Court Of CAanccvy. for The Richmond Dis
'Tfc., the 24th day Of .7ugust 1916.
Ann Dent Hayes,and Frances Claiborne, who sur
vived her husband, William Claiborne,
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specie which ;e rev afo.t, or MAX I .ia.-n-t.
ed'fo raise its price--nat 2 il deircr--.t,d con
secncni'y, more difficult for. your presellt banks
60 obtain IL?
VIII ycutoc. q, this time, when the whole
subject Of banking is wrap; in = clouds m,d
darkness when two men can scarcely con
verse urbn it without 4 difference >oi'or,ucre-
when the two worlds, both The old and tie
new, are engaged upon its discussion when
II IS even donbted, whether there ought to lie
a single bank charter established nj an. but
that the doors ought TO be throsvu open 20 eva
cry competitor, and every man who chooses
may set mp the trade Of \ b;rher, as is TIE
case IN England viii yon, at this moment.
preclude yourselves from The benefits Of tho
new experiments and ~ ,iew discoveries which
are making eve'v day, l. establishing - ,cw
charters for - or 20 Years Ill r. pcsircnts
OF the four last years. have shed n food % liyht
upon this subiect-'Fhey have siiopn the necrs-
sity OF such restrictions. as NAV be calculated
so secure rS only metallic hanks What nav
NOT the experiments ana lights of tie next fcur
years strike ont And vet are yos called ii.-
OF Ia shut the book OF knowledge for twenty
years. To establish .. new ,ornoratiors
whichn ore twelvcn,onth may ,be discoverei
TO oe aimost IS defective, as those which al
ready exist
At sucha time as this, 7 besecch you, IN The
| name of the Commonwealth, to proceed with
cJn,ion-Sin, If YOU must, on the safe side
ifNou create too fer banks during rho present
session, YOU may adj 70 them next wintcr--if
you establish too mann, your. hands arc .ie,l by
the inyioiabiiity OF their chartor-tou cannot
reduce them.
! bcsecch you, remember the wrrnnc
| message ofFSoVernor Tomnkins and The l.,s-
| sons whchhis state iucoIcates- 70 PonnsyI-
| vania, and read the history other banks . in a
| nations eyes. '-Remembcr the haronr which
| yon,' predecessors ob,ained-bv their wise cir
| cuuispectiou. The times bave indeed irprov-
! ed, and admit of some relaxatina hut the
season of unbounded indulgence has not yet
come.
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There arc 22 applications before fhe Ie-
eislaturc for BapkS-and onIy me for Sclool
) re our citizens more desirous Of wealth, than
they arc Of knowledge
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VISGINI1 LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
.Srtin1lnN. Norenlber %.


mr.. simvp presented petition from William
woods oftlhemaile, concerning the improve
,,cnt of the Rivanns River Referred
III. Baker from The Committee of u. & q.
reported resolution in favor of inccrpora-
linz the town of Slepherdstown, in Jefferson
eonutv.--CopciuTcd ia.
ir. H'oodin~ from the C.csP. S, E.) made
= report on the petition of George Savage, coI-
testing the Election of VIM. b. Chamberiayne,
y returned delegate from the County Of Henri
ro--After canyassing the disputed votes on
both sides, the Report concludes that
At the end Of the eiertion, on the
poll Of w IL. G.. were. 1872 votes.
Deduct as eNpuDged votes. %
Leaves good votes ..............I5f
G.. SIS. poll at the end of the cleo
ton. ,-.....-. ........iSO
Deduct expuDged votes. ......... 2S
rood vo*as Ky
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SOUTH A.hERICA.

NEWS-DIRECT FROM BUENOS AYRES
We have seen Manifesto iron the Directory of
Hu, nos A)rcs, announcing the Installation OF the
National Coagrsss of the provinces ct Rio lie Ia
Plate, Nc !" tire city of Tucura,n, o, the 25.h of
April. This e AID and porientons event has been
-eus"d bv the good understanding which now pre-
wis e-t~e.n the governments OF Duenos Ayres
ami M.te- Vileo. The Republican Armies have
mafie great progress in Peru. The Royalisi Gov
eruor os Chii has put under arrest in the capital
all The principal inhabitants Of that part of The eu-
try which IS still under his command, It is nroi,i-
hited to them the handle Of arms, even a stick.
The slightest dsobe'lience il punished with sath,
w hout to ace sex. But the republican
generals 81 Cni aud Buenss-Ayres are at the head
o powerful armies, exasperated az sast their blooiy
t'r9nts Nov that the best harmony prevails a
mnnest the republican governments Of that par, of
south An"'ica tho most brilliant results for the
car-e oltreedom will be the consequence.
IL has been reported that Portuguese force in
tended an invasion 1T Bueros Ayres nv virtue OF a
treaty with +. rtrsnd IF S;pain The republican
genei"i, AT gas. is waiting s,r them on the from.
tiers With Soooo men. All the population are un.
der arms, even women. We are pos lively inform
ed that there are whole companies Of women, furi.
ohs and enthusiastic, who have vo'uuteered on the
occasion. The invaders may h,eo,ne the Invaded
". I. Columbian.