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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-11
I or Norfolk. Petersburgh and
Notice is hereby given.

y
WHAT The Collector oil the Revenue
4 for the 22d collections district 0!
Virginia, or his Deputy will attend at
Leesburg, fron the lst to the 18th Of
January, 1917
Midd!eburg, Monday 6
Aide, Wednesday
Waterford, Tuesday ID
Hillsboroush, Thursday l6
Upperviile, Saturday l8
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4tl
January
Hcndley Nelson's, Monday 9th
Fairfax Court .iouse, Monday Goth,
For the purpose of receiving the entry
laf carriages, with the harness used there
for, agreeable to an act of congress, pass.
ed the 18th day OF October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made
Tor failing TO do which penalty of dou-
IbIe he amount Of the duty imposed by
he act Of the 18th Of December 1914
will be encurred Given under my hand
December 2, 1876
JOHN LiTILEJOHN,
Collector of the Revenue
30 Non-residents are Informed thai
DANIEL MINOR, Esq. of Alexandria
will receive the amount of their Direct
FAX, upon property holden by them in
the counties of Loudoun and Fairfax,
which tax if not paid before the | til da,
|af January 1917, will be sent on to the
designated collector at Richmond. Per
sons DESTROYS of seeing t1eir lists may do
SO by applying to me at Motifs. in Alex
andria, on the 9th or 10th Of January
next.
December &c eo6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-11
Rd7eich. Dec. 6

On Saturday last, Gea. Montfort
Stokes was elected Senator of the United
States, in the place of Covers r Turner,
who resigned and on Wednesday he
was also elected for the six years, CON.
nencing on the 4th of March next. N
the last election B. Yance,. esq. who
had withd avn from the numinatioi for
Judge, was a candidate. On the FIST
ballot, the votes were equal within one
There being a blank vote or two prevent.
ed General Stokes fran obtaining ma
jority. At the next ballot Gen. Stoke.
was elected by a majority Of a few votes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-11
A CARD.

Wr. Generes has the honour of inform
ing the Lsdies aud GesitIemep OF Alex
andra that ais next assembly will be on
1'hursta' the 18th INST. Mr.. G. solicits
their a. Guidance.
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JONAH THOMPSON. T'r.

a. Il. = V'
Nsvembe, 90 eotsdMlan
The Editor OF the Winehester Gazette
VIII please to insert the above until the
second Monday in january next. u for
wa RS account 70 this Office.
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Form. of the writing to constitute prox'

Form. of the writing to constitute prox,
for the above meeting:
- Member Of the Mutual Assn
rance Society against fire Oh buildings OF
Inc State OF Virginia, do hereby cOnsti
lutte and appoint ----- - to attend the
Itieneral Meeting OF the >aid Society t'
Ioe held in Richmond Oh the first Monday
= january next, 1917 as proxy, TO vole
and act on ---- behalf on any business
which may come before the sad meeting
las fully as il - personally pre-
sent.
In testimony whereof - hereuntc
set 49, hand u seal - the day OF -
ISL
Witness, (Seal,)
(Seai.)
necember 10 dt1stMJan
FOR Norfolk Petersburgh anu
Richmond,
ssE The sloop Patty, John Henry.
~ $50 master; will sail on Thursday
next. For freight apply on board at IT.
|wiu's what
For sale, 10 barrels Pork. Apply as
Iab0ve.
!)ecember 10 So
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Cabinet Makers take Notice

A large quantity of Mahogany to be
sold by auction, IN Baltimore, on the
18th instant, By Haz!ehurst and Dorsey
on Gay street wharf
81 Sale preremPtory.
December 10 d5t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-11

The Museum will be oper
for the reception OF Visitors, on Monday
Wednesday ard Saturday afternoons
from s 6 o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
DOMESTIC.

Extract Of a letter, lated Uosiingfon. I'm. Is.
IT was just now stated IN my hearing. that the
SPmISh minister, Onis, has been renewing his eor.
lner menaces against the United States, under tie
the principal are
/. ina the United States cause 70 be restored %
te authority of Spain, that part Of the TERRITORY Of
L9,u'slana, Which the English, while in possession
called West Florida.
z. lhat the government OF the United States do
cause TO- be seized and delivered up 70 the Spanish
anuh9iiucs, all pers MS who enter, or are now IN
me united States connected with The rebels IL
South America.
=" vi tbs mans conduct, there can, believe. be
pot ono oplulon The influence which bron,,b, biu
h.t'er originally, has never ceased to operate upon
hnn and ue pre'ent circumstances II Spain. are
OF such nature as 10 forbid every idea Of pai go
yernInent iag sol'citous to quarrel with the Il,
.. There b-ing already injuries unredrcssed oa
me part o. Spain, 20 very enormous extent. bo.h
N Pohueaiand peeuniary view However, vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

Session Of the 27th, secret session unfff
noon.
he presiCen', charged with addressing
b ms majesty in the name of the chamber
their THANKS for the communication of the
treaty OF peace, communicated the speech
winch he had made to the King, and the
answer OF his M ajesty. The following are
the two docuRents
" SIRE, your faithful subjects ofthe Honse
of Deputies, thank you for not having des-
paired OF the safety OF the state. They
feel that your Uagnaninous virtues have
spared our country from the greatest evils.
ne House, SIRE, partakes of your pro-
found grief; but encouraged by your poy-
al rcsig Iation, it resumes strength for so
many trials. It's unalterable Confidence in
your majesty; Its love for your sacred
person, and the union Of Frenchmen, TO
whom it will furnish an example, will ale
yiate the weight Of the sacrifices which
are imposg upon US. Faithful to the word
of the King, France, with the Divine aid.
will show to the world at what price She
knows how to guard the faith of trea-
ties"
Ills Majesty rcftked-
King OF any other country, I should
have lost all hope but the King of France
can never despair OF FreDChmen. Let
them but be un ted, and our misfortunes
will be repaired"
After hearing this reply, the House rose
spontaneously, and made the Hall resouud
with cries Of HfOe fe Roi! VfUe he Roi!
NANTz, Dec. 8.
The schr. Adventure, Florence. will
sail from the 10th to the 10th Of December.
for Boston and Salem.
From the LoHdlon Courier If tie euening Of
.N1vss,bey2i
IMPoRT4NT lTTrEHs AND PpERs yaom p,p,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

- ne above re1nIston has been made to the p.
Regent, and the following an extract from, the an.
swsr OF me English court transmitted through the
he object Of the t2th article was 70 IRE ycnt
any measure, oiseveIi;y upder the niiifa,v g,,Loiw
o. those 1oho made iffO7oards am beysors in Pd-
RS, nm account ofany Offices they had filed or anY
conduct or political opinions of theirs but II never
was intended and never could be intend a., to pre-.
vent either the existing French government under
whose authority the French commander in chief
must have acted, or any French government whish
mis ht seem fit"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
BURR MIL sTo.NE ,iL4.v0F.IcT0aI

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public.
that they have just reesved direct from France. a..
large quantity Of prime BURR BLOCKS. of 50.
peror quality TO any hitherto imported to III place
s@s having been engaged in the business up ward,
~ uI'se" years they Halter Themselves from their
long knowledge of the trade, and the approbation
WhiSh their work has hitherto met with, thai lhey
val be able 20 manufacture Mill Stones on as rea
sonable terms as those imported from, the North
and warrant them perform we'll
They have opened shop on 10th Street. NEARLY nm
poste 20 the Old Git Tavern, where gentlemen are
Invited to call. 50
NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
+ February lie
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viRGlNIA:

~ nh. aids,, IN lie Clerks oNse efNe sre>
20 I7tr NJ i,'eacsiV for fif i>iek eol., Dir.
si'' 'bg -. "a u - .scS.
~ s.la YER s. .i..,l.,,,, ..lsor Of Me-
''yrS' shows eAe~p's %.ila.r, y,ga, de.
e'@'s9' 'Pa.f
js1es Lyons ASlmiri. tra ~ hons mn IS ~,
! q rljN9n, Gee lnil LYONS; JanSs l.vons ~
- 'S''iS i,siJ aoplsrs. son q; Lucy IIopk,,,-
..o1'p' !! tn,y Lyons john A. Cuesale, and Ca
,a.ss',,e 7 ehevaie, his wife. formerly Ca,ba.
yng trustee Of William Bysd, dseesssd '." ~,
Gar Ter al'ssn Cater Mary Carer, arr l.,z,be,h
gar "Hn' Children and hcirs of Charles Car
yer, the y ungec, decd. (ssr o. Charles Carter r
ohIrie. Htc'd;) Robert ltahdolpb and Enz,bs,h
MS VILE Esizabe,li w Z. Berk, .ev, E5mu,,5
nerSe.y, Ann Berkeley. Rober G. I,er, eie,,
axe fafiey Berkeley, children and heirs %.
CsSharne srottswcod Be:kesy, formerly, Ca,t -
rine Carter; Mary w Br.xton uenrv Ia
ana ApE Hill Lee his wife, formerly Ann lin
Carier; Bernard VI Carter: W,,liams f,.,,.,.
| " imam fl'alugh Carter Hill Carter. Tbomas
| CafteT, Ann Cater, and Lucy Carter intan, chl
ure'' ai'i heirs o. Rober' Garter, deceased Nh.
cp. cufNe'f aud Lucy his wife; Edward
Carer, Cassius Carer Shirley Cater J,,hn MI
Garter, and pary Walker Carer intan+ ~,
aren and hers OF Edward Carl er. decd f,b.-in
Cafter and Joseph e Cabe,l, and Mar Ivnll-ss.
G :, &c, ms w'te, formerly Mary Walker Garter
n'idren and her Of George Cuter. teeesssd.'
whieh sad Charles Elizabeth, CatI,aripe Ma
An, AM hii Bernard, Williams, William FiizL.a&
iohef', Lucy, Edward aud George, were IN,
Ihiireiand heirs of Charles Carer Of shi,le,,
ueo'd. who was .lie sir,ly ng trustee of W,Ilisy
BYRD, deceased; and Carer Berkeley and re-
Se't h'ndalph, executors oil Charles Carter &c
~ s,,s.s 80 Def's.
me suopsrassei -rsaSreao.na, ct resbon1js,,[6,,,
lY iNie,i Ia Ns cause not having been ret,,,n,l
executed on the defendants john A. Cbey.I,;e Z
iien.y Lee, and Aunii Il his wife. and they no,
n',ilS eNtersd thsir appearance and given &C..
I cur according o the Act Of Assembly and liz.
SUE OF 'Nis Court, & ii appearing by satisf,c,o.
- e'.uehce, inst 3hey are not inhabitants of Iii;
eo,h,fy Ais order ed, That the said Deesnd
ants d. appSarhe ON he first day oftbe next
.ei ana slew cause, # any they can. apsins The
aesi'ai pyte sad process sought & answ er he bij
81 .ne rantitti and that copy of tlns order he
'or.iwi,n inserted in some newspaper pubsl,s3
IN 'ile CITY OF Il clmond, for two months en-
sess,Sei! and pos ed at the front door of tho ca
piioi IN the said City. u 'nS 3D.
copy-reste
July 2o-wew. - q
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NilTIGE

MUSE soldiers belonging to the late Arm,
q 'he unted States entited 20 pensions, ar,
ulat II Is only necessary to fore@arG
ne War Department, stating m wbsi n,r,;c,,i.,
's.e' territory or district they res De. and v,sf,
40 receive their allowances, when cert ,fcoies a.
pension VIII be is ued by the secretary of (Var
x forwarded to them freeof ali charge whatever
eiu also, that ,he services Of an agent are moi ~
al required m procuring tor them their pensions
SSSi1ed by The government 10 their galisnir,
Mr. UeparDn NJ Jyne 10.
me Editors publishing he laws of the U
are required to give tlis advertisement fou
%.ess insertion AID send ,neir accounts for pay
ment to 1he Deparmen, n War Az
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-9t.,f>,,-.E ~ 49, 10
| 80 hs'eiy g'ysa ~
G'S.ina4fs ior hS3 tsa:s .'1i siH - sai ION N
ns n9''ce is.Ne.4t.aIi ~ -. tla-t tle gu,
u MAY i7lS--
That By & ST Sec 81, - IL s ia4 u.e,e;, ~.
ferrcl "a, tse ,o. s5,, .s,.,.,i ,n,, ts-
lcomn'sstue, ohcc,s. s.s aud brS s,es =,
lie fesessg ssa,,, s,lssrs, irncls!es. ,6iin-
GERS and 'nihtiF, except lose uf ,i,e 6..,.,i,
,r,py wiio ei.a4 20 81 seeze or me ytr IS u
i've yeas as1 f,t.,.r.s, i.Ie war .par,.. IN ,.o,
9synright, rs Slda~s ga, A!ei Il f:ss va..re Il d,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31

VIRGINIA: -
-H fHIes holden IN the Clerks Office of the SUM.
r1sr Court Of Chiacey far the I2icliasnd b.
i'acf, ne 9Th day Of June, 1916. 80
Archud Bass, nm.
AGAINST,
William s Archer, in his own right. and 40
administrator of John Archer, dec'ds: Fl;zaaa ~,
Archer, Anne Maria Archer, and lane AroSan
G p,., OF The SAID John Archer, decd. aud
TIL. Jnco,.i" q, Def'ts.
entered his appearance and given security accn9
diing TO the Act of Assembly and the Ruies Is.
Il,s court, and It appearing by satisfactory ev;-
uehcS, that he is not inllabtant of tb;s co..,
Try ~ is ordered That the said d-fsnJon, ," .1r
appear here on the first day of the NEXT tenn nv
anu aa answer the bill of le Plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in sar.
newspaper published in the city of Rcbmond
Cor TWO months successwely and posted at the
front door OF the capitol, in the said CITY.
coPy-Teste,
July 1O.-wsw '''''s' C. C
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VIRGINIA:

ANOlNlA
80 r1t'es HOLDEN in he Clerks once ofthe .syse.
rqor CotTI oi Chancery for the Rfchuond III,
fficf. ne 24fh day IF June 1916
Edsard {. Brown aud Mara his wife. late Ma.
=" "'@i'e' Plaintiff
AGAINST
George Perkins, and kOber Perkins, and joseph.
Pc'kos, executors Of Joseph Perkins, decd
JOIN johnson, William Lam, James Garret,
and Daniel Wade, MAJ
HE Defendants William Lain, and james
''tFret, not having en- cred the,r appearance and
ven security according to the Act Of Asseub,
and ,he Rules OF this Court, and !; apnea,.,,ar ~
satisfactory evidence tina, they are not ,n6abi-
.apts u tbs county IL IS ordered, That the
'I Defendants go appear here on the first dag
= he ex 'egm and answer tie oil Of the pain
us and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted 10 some newspaper published IN the
D'y.o' X ehinond' Tor two months suecesavely
fOsted al he font door Of the Capitol. N
ss'd CITY
July 1O.--wew. = .
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fNR SA9.E
L.aaD &'E.aR 10 RICR.u0AD
ttlN 81 FL


an lesrous o5 iel Is cate convevat..
t;y right to properh N b.ih sides NJ n.
canal he same aohsch I csai,n bg v;riA.
o. contracts maze 10Th Cot. Jo6a d..
re deceased, some time 6efore his deny,.
hr Chief motive of this desire a. presAr
= 20 satisfy debt WHICH owe - Nei! Sic,;ouJ'
81 oie Amouht not ascegta,ned, Sc ured OF
wa property l shall pre:e. to set an i,,a ,y,,,.
ed moIey IF private bargain sl,sii nnt he
m ade m a short time public s.de vail be Al
SHi ,'eo' The nature Ofmy night win 4 des
''i'tioh OF several Claims against me Estate -
Sad HarWe for considerable uuaati3v ot W,
ern Lands &c. may be understood by =, x,..,,,
'''oh OF iile oiii and documents fiie,i asa,,4. ne
q rsseneatFes IN the Superior CoorI ., ;;baIi,,
~ Lequring perfect tiile % the above men
no Pf'Perty ava compensation f,.r IN, Nt.,esr
'-Ahds Copies of each oft these Sis. with th,
cpments referred to, are lef At .be Me-, '
rhsnoa Coffee house
= In the hrsc Of those bills il IS admitted .ha, IN
FJpFeseil,a,ves Of Col Havie VIII be entitled r.
~ Au''i;d rent chsgse # 2tJ. a year on the DR.,
perry offered Tor SAFE, 50 soon as am vested W an
'uc'' titie ana possession, - the contract autho
81 me REM charge was origpali, 3o0l a,eaf
ga was reduced to 200 by sub eouen, cor,
faol- ana II IS also aliedged thai nv claims a
''iIA' VIC estate Tor the Wes'ers Lands, are OF
more Value than the rem charge
have made Improvement. on he sb.vaI.,d
! ie annual rents Of which have been estimated n
. l<1O, the benefits of .yhich with The ne and
proht OF the whole lana, inciuding severa, qua,
res, are now enjoyed by Col. !iarwe'. represen.
a', we Tor which an entitied % credit.
All further particulars ny, be known by an ex
animation OF he documents referred to, or a.
application 10 " 90
June 4. 1918. 1'Ni DANhs'
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NOTICE

Is hereby giren, that at the next August Court
OF Pat ick County, at theCourtHouse sSsrsoF
shall sell at Public Auct on for cash. So m1rel,
od al ue lands and Lots IN that county, return
ed Delinquent for the non.p iyment of ibe ,axes
OF The last ear, as will be sufficient 10
.he Arrears OF taxes which shall then remain ,5-
PAID Tor thai year, and ten per centum danrosos
,s ,ogsther with the taxes of the present
year, with all the lands that have been ret,,rreI
delinquent since he year seventeen bnI-s .'e5
emeiyone; The sale will commence on m tie
nrs' Gay OF the court, aid continue from dav fo
day, until they shall be completed. 0"' :"
III Tue subscribe is authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before ,bs.
Land shall be sold A list Of del;nnsntse VIZ. sie
be seen IN the Clerks Office Of the county or y
possession OF the subscriber, or in the ofce -
the Auditor Of Public Accounts ''''0e oi
WILLIAM LYON. n. sh,f
for
I'm. CI. THOMAS, sFG
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VIRGINIA:
III I'nes holden IN the Clerks oace of The syoe.
r'2r cel"t ct Chdacerg for me Ricfmoad lis.
-, mlct' q ne 24'd day Of Jinne 1916
'e'fy Bangs PhC
Thomas Mounjoy, D .laniel Tr;n,et+ o,,uu;
ting securities OF Geraid Banks. late sber;g ~
Dtait ord aiso Ger ard Bauks executor NJ CsrarI
banks; deceased and William Richards and Ma
lnaniel Fox his securt es As executor. and rheea;d
Na'hamel Fox in his own right, and WiIlisna
W Hening, and William d Banks. tr,steas -
Henry Banks, NS 49, "a
ne Defendant, Thomas Moun,iov. not 6avino.
entered his appearance and gwen security ar.
cord'ng to the Act of Assembly and the Rmjes oF
Ems on court and it appearing by satisfactory ev;.
dence, that lie is not an nhab,tant of ,bis con-
w; IL as ordered, That the said Defendant A.,
sppear here on The first day of the next term ond
answer the bill of the Plaintiff aud thai ca,,,,
II inns order be forthwit inserted in some new:
paper published m the City of Richmond. for two
nonIhs successfully and pos ed at the front door.
Oh .ne Cap iol, IN the said city.
A copy-Teste,
Jolv % mo nm. " Hening, C. c.
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YIRGINIA:

III ru'es holden in The Clerks o@ce of the Sute-
'7or Conrt Of Chdncery, tar The Richmond Ilis
trict, The 24th day Of Ji6ie, 1916.
james Anthony, and William HAY. ir. J,,,,s
AGAINST
fho,s Gordon and john w. Green, Deft,s
lHE. Defendant, Thomas Gordon, not bayin,
uttered his appearance and given security accoF,
ding TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of
his Court, and u appearing b. sati5 factor ev
dence, that he IS not AN uhabtant of shis co,n.
ny IS ordered, Thai the sad defendant dc
sPGear mere on ti's frs day of the next Tern and
answer the bill of he plaintiffs and tba,
py of ihis order be forthwith inserted IN com.
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond.
Tor two months successiyeiy and posted at the
iron' d"of OF the Capitol, III said city.
copy--Tes!e.
July 2o.-wsw
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we record. with much pleasure. the Col.
lowing anecdote "A few DAYS since. the
senior and junior classes of the Manhattan
Female School, gave donation of coo TO
the Society Tor the relief of Widows and
Orphans IN the city OF n. York-snd The
following verses accompanied the donati-
OH, and are the original production of one
VI these generous young ladies'
AN emblem.
saw, on It's messy stem seated. a rcse
1t tiourished and bloonci Us tie pride of the
bush;
Around is fair bosom many Il blossom rose.
winch heightened its fiag aice and deepened
ITS blush
But the merciless drought soon witbered lie
bloom,
Pale, pale was til flower as diving it lay,
IL sweet opening buds seemed TO drop roued
its tomb,
And, bending, scarce walked to the splepdors
of day
SO; Soon toward the sky streaming vapors arise;
Inc koserases ITS head to receive The mild
shower;
No more from its leaves the gay yermillion
flies,
And it blooms once again as the joy of the
bower.
So PHYS soft voice can ailay the keen smart
Nnieh aihcls the poor OiP'idt, sad child of
Despair
Pour balm in the wounds of the sorrowwro,,np
E<art
And Tighten the JPidO1o's affection and care
How generous the impulse inspired by ,hy
love.
And the hard, Oh how fair! Which 5estows
in thy name,
Compassion, sweet daughter of Mercy above.
And sls:er TO Pity,-be cherished thy flame.
The following lines were circulated in
London some time since, in manuscript
only, and were imputed to Lord Byfou.;t
is said they excited so much Indignation
IN the Prince Regent, that he contemDlat-
ed bringing the matter before the House of
Lords, aud Furnishing the supposed author
by expulsion. II was found difficult, how
ever, To obtain evidence of the fact that
Lord Byron was the writer.
The author supposes the Prince Regent
to be seen standing between the tomb3 of
Henry VIA. and Charles /. in Westmin-
ster Abbey.
Fam'd for Their civil and ,mestic quarrels.
Heie heartiesS Henry lies-thee headisss Charles
bet@eeil them stands another scepteg'd thing,
IL lives, II regns--'' aye every inch King"
Cherries to his people-lenry to wife
IN him tile nouOle tyrant starts 10 life
justice and death have mixed Their blood in vain.
Inc royal VAMPIRES rise 10 breathe again.
w nat then can tonbs avail, since these disForre
The blood and dlrt of both to mould a -
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g.'>sSiNtl:

y ssis }-sieeai .. -. Re & 90 of Lse .snse.
.pr tass, II Che.@ ia. he, z. ehmaaa us
i.si, tt gan aGy { ne isiG.
Wy ba'el'er, = psf Phr
AGMSSr
i.tsls uollonlAn, Def,,
ne Dc n'aas not iav!ng entered his sppear.
,7'e 1r; t ven sccsc'', according "a the Ac, oi
Nssn'os[ $'fi Y, 's1.fs o. ihts Court, and APP
80 * Y S*'ist'ei0f, evidence, that lie is not
81 - ir.i''to' ms country: IA IS ordered, Thai
0tS lt'a'ttnl do appear here on the first
Gay INC Ecxt term and acswe- the b1l of the
fiS.' n ard ihai copy OF this orier be forth
WA iertes scme newspaper published in
re % Richmon'i for TWO mouths success
s'y1iS md posted al The from door of the CAPT
toi. in hesad city
coPy-Tes,e,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
TIE .sUBSCRIBERs

A BOUT to establish Museum in the Civ Of
IA Richmondy are anxious 20 collectt fposslbIe)
every curiosity Of nature aud art. winch the State
of Virginia can furnish. The liberaIlty and pub
ilc spirt Which characterIse tie inhabitants of
The ancient domih'on, justify tic hope thar he
proprietUrs OF the Intended establishment vii
receive from the patronage ol hen citizens much
ASSISTANCE on T. present Occasion--Such gsptle
men, therefore, As have curiosites in Their Dos.
session are respectfully solicited to conImuni c,de
with tie Subscribers, stating the descFlpt, IN of
objects and whether they are wiling To make n
donston or loan OF them for tie benefit of ti,e
Muiem "A Prompi attention To this reoues,
Gas IS the wish Of I've propfie,ors to make a
collection as immediately as possible) will great
y enhance the favour their generosity would con
fer.
Ihe public are assured, any article loaned 60
inns institution VIII be preserved with great care
AID restored to the proprietor on demand
JAMES WARi.ELL,
RICHARD I,ORTON
Gr The Editors Of the Norfolk Herald Peers.
burg iePubiir2u and Inteilgencer, Winchester
Cons,eiisuon, and Slaunton Observer are re-
quested 70 gave TIC above an insertion, once
week Tor .wD months, and forward their accounts
20 the ,uLscribers.
June t5.-w2lns
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