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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
CHARGE II.

Haiscond end gross ;njg8tiee In office.
Specification l.. In ihis-Tha, The
saId MaJlr General Edward p Games,
a. tse fortified encsmpment near Fort
Eric, III Upper Canada, on or abou,
the 10th of August, 1910, being then
aud there In command Of The army Of
he OhIted States, at that place, actu-
ated by injustice and a vindi.live spirl.
towards the aforesaid Major TrimbIe
then OF the 10Th Infantry, refused
20 give tina, officer, he being The only
| field otfioer If said 9th Iniantry, on
mat frontier, the command of TWO de.
iacbmentS OF said regiment ther pre-
sent and, without prope. and suffi.
cienl object, and for the unjust purpos.
OF eXclu ing him from command, or
iered him TO the opposite side of Lake
Erie, to the iniury.of the service.
ShecjfcnHon 2. In ,his-Tnat the
said Major General Gaines, being IN
command Of the army of the United
States, in the battle Of the 18th of Au-
gust, 1914, at the for.iied crcamp-
meat Aforesaid, during said battle, or.
drred. small detachment of Infantry
and RihcmoD into For Erie, not to act
under he orders OF Naisr Trimble,
the oHccr commanding the fort, bu.
unfer the direction ri an officer of-the
staff with special orders to charge the
1ouh cast oastioD Of the fort, then in
the possession Of the enemy--orders
which copld not be successfully exc
cntcd. -prcvented said detachment
from being useluiEy empIoyed, and ex.
posed part If it 10 destruction, without
NE possibility 81 its subjectihg the
nemy TO equal loss.
SbeeEcafioa 8. In tbis--That a,
he 'orEfed sncampment aforesaid, be
tween the 18th and 23d Of Aug. 1919
The .ssid major general Gaines, com,
as aforesaid, required ma.
~ cilicsEsto report to him The conduc,l
{ their commands at the battle aforn
I'D. md, sctualed by injustice and vi:
lictive spirit did not require msio,
frinbIe, 10 report the Conduct OF In, !
command IN said battle, although he
'eid throughout the said battle The Sc
oata;e and highly important command |
y fort Erie,where The battle ragged With |
treat f'irYi and the enemy was braYel, I
I'D 8 az. "i'y f~c",,. j.. 81 sid Tfinbie's !
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az general csurs martial, Of vyhieh
MAJOR general WiYseid Seoft, is nresi
denf eonUsn'd az -teJo YORK. or RE Cd
81" Seft. 1915, and continued by adjourn
menfs--11dJor gen Edmund p. Games
'ra' tried on the (oiiO1vins charges and
SPECIFICATIONS, nix:
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HAROE T..

Misconduct IN office, and eondue. un6e
coming an officer Gnda genflsman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28
MAYO & FRAYSER.

TITO doors Jelo.s The Formers B4aLr Of Tu-
ginia,]
"AVE JUST RECEIVED from New
York. fresh supply of the genuine FAMILY ME-
DIcINES Of Messrs. CHURCH, HAMILTON & LEE,
which they viii sell the NewYorl< prices. They beng
appointed sole agents for vending the above valuable d.
zines In this City. purchasers need he undr nppre
hension Of having other than genuine Medicines sold to
them.
They have received handsome assortment Of
MUSICAL INSTKU MENIS,
Vir.--Plain and ivory mounted Il 6, Ciarionetts
Pain,ivory mounted and Patent Flutes.
The GeMieDion's amusement.
select collection ofsong marches, hornppss c. Sc.
properly adapted for the hute violin, and patent hagoe,
which they will sell low.
-3iso, haze received,
handsome assortment Of new LONDON MUSIC, for
the Harp and Piano Forte-Of which many are very
THE7- ALSO HAZE ON HAND,
few Copies OF TIE Acts of the General Assembly
Ikcvse, the first second volumes os the REVISED
CODE, neatly hourd.
Books and Stationary
viii b. sold on low terms particularly by the quantity
BOOK-bINDING carried in all its various branches,
usual.
Constantly kept on hand general assortment of Blank
Books oal sizes and patterns ofruing paper and work.
mlnsr Warranted 20 good in the line of blank books
or'ers from Town and Country thankfully received, and
promptly executed
JUST REcEIYED.
PAPER.
ing. 81. S0-St
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August 8.

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
HAVE received by the schooner indian Hunter
from New-York, also by late arrivals from
London,
FORTY PACKAGES OF GOODS,
Itlhici they are no7u oaening.
The firm at New-York having purchased for
cash, they afford to sell them at reduced pr.
ces, and on terms to salt purchasers.
IHese with some etthe goods on hand, form The
EoILojVINC ASSoRTMENT--
cases superiine aud second quality Broad
Cloths
trunks Calcoes.
cases Ladies' Pelisse Cloths
trunks Marseies Ncstings
bales Blankets, all sizes
10 do Fiushinss, Fearnaught, and low priced
Cloths
do Hearth Rugs
l do. India blue Nankeen,
cases Imperial London Shirlings
2 bales Hessians
2 cases IA Irish Linens
q trunks India and French Silks
Black, blue K fancy coloured superiine Cloths
Black and fancy co!oured Bombazettes, Pins,
Gloves
.9,ld a General assortment Of
DRY-GOODS.
Also,
8 pipes Of French Brandy
S puncheons Jamaica 5th proof Ram
hhds. well assorted best and common
Glass Ware, consisting of Tumbiers
Decsnters, Wine Classes, Casters, &C.
100 kegs White Lead ground IN Oil
n well assorted inv0icc of Paints
Emery and Glass Paper, Green Coppera,
$50 casks London Brown Stout
JACOB & WILLIAMS, e street,
Ofhosite 10 the Eagle TaUern.
August7. Colin
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VALUBLE LAND FOR SALE.
5<IiE Subscriber offers for sale, a Trat


+. otLAND lying the north side OF Dan River, about
twenty-five miles above Dauyille, in sic County OF Rock
inghan " c. continuing between GOO ai 1000 Of
which more than two hundred low grounds, sup
posed To be equal any the river; the hyh land lies
WE'LL Of excellent quality and iscqually well adapted TO
the culture of whent, and tobacco. This tract IS
rally considered TO he the choicest part of te well known
SAURA TOWN lands. Il is has tocrsbly good shad
fishery, and overlooking the owgronnd most beautiful
settle for stwelling house.
Also, about $40 acres, lying in the County, few
miles below Perkins Serry. This nearly :llin woods
part oft GOOD tobacco land the rest chiefly valuable,
from its being contiguous ule River Low Ground.
Also. $50 OF military land lying die mouth of
Gaspers River. in Logan County, Kentucky. IL is said
be good second rate Land, and has Improvements
L.
The Subscriber will also sell exchange for land lying
near Pitts. wanna Courthouse, the which he
lives, in the last mentioned County containing 900
Most of the land is we'll adapted and small grain, and
part oft Is suited TO ohaeco. Tisve is this tract
commosicus dwelling house having eit with FIRE
places. and essry desirable clubhouse. The situation is heal
thy, and the neighboriood agreeable.
Undoubed titles will he made all the above tracts
aud the terms Of payment will &c accommodating if the
iicy is well secured. GEO. TUCKER,
PMsyi0ania County.
August 10. 27-sci-y
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GOLDEN AWHILE!

WILLIAM j. COLE q Co.
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL.
EEAVE Just Received, by the Brig William. aud
n y Ezra, from Liverpool. Handsome Assort-
rsent of Ir0'inonge'y, Cutlery, Sc.-Viz:
BLacksmith'S Tools consisting Of
Anvr, Bellows, Vices, Hammers and.Screw
plates.
Locks of all descriptions
Screws, Brsds, Nails and Tsekss
Bel-metal Kettles;
Carpenters Measuring Lines;
Window Glass, 8 10, X II, "a X12;
A general assortment of Files 81 Castings.
CUTLERY.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks;
Razors, Scissors, Chsels, Firmers, Gouges
Drawing Knives & AIDES.
FANCY GOODS.
Ladies' and Gentemen's elegant Dressing On.
sand Dressing Glasses
hand1ome assortment Of Teabsrds and Wal
tcrs;
Silver SPECTaCLES, with extra glasses,
10 suit all ages;
Silver Thirhbles
An assortment Of WHfPS ;----eonsistDg OF
switch, crop, gig and carriage;
Wnve Wire, for Wb At Stoves
Wire Meal and Cookie Shters, &C. &c. &c.
Which will be sold Oh the most accommodating
terms.
" u. They are in daily eab scfation ofrcceivine
a large md general assortment IF C.4RPE.N-
TERS' PLANES.
August 81. S0-1m
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NTiRGINIA.-At Rules bolden in the Clerks
Y Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the Richmond District, the 9th day of July,
1916.
Thomas purlug and Martha his wife, and Edmund Grero-
and Fanny his wife, Susanna Boswell. widow and
lcf, and william, Fanny, Thomas and JOIN Boswell. chill
dcn AMI heirs nj law Of John Boswell. dec which said
Martha Fanny and John children. heirs AMI devil
Of Pant rnn-Farabo Boswell, dec. Plaintiff, against
John Hopkins. ms t. and rs hcr az law.
and devssc Of John Hopkins. dec. Dcttndq4f.
THE PENDANT mot having entered his appearance and
gvtn security according thcact Of Assembly and the
Rias Of this Court, aiit appearing by satisfactory eyi.
deure that he inhabfanf oftis Country
dsre That the effIant do appear here The stday
81 he ard me amended l Of the pi.ii-
TITS and that = Copy u ds order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published IN the City Of Richmond, COR
snccesyey and posted the front door Of the
Capitol, IN said City. 4 Copy Jcffe,
WIN. ". HENING, c. c,
July ~. 23-wsw
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$40 REW.4RD-

kNhE following negromen eoped about six weeks
since from the Tuckahoe Pits, the lower end
Of Gooehand
HENRY, yellow filow about IS years old, middling
~ very downcast coneance. and utfershe hired
on the estate of John Williamson OF this pIace-it Is bel
60 he IS lurking in the Deigborhoo Of West Point where
nc was rased and occasionally about Rsckcfs-he has
wife at Mr.. hicl.d Young's.
SAM very fellow about 30 years old tall and
fe hesitaes and stanmers when spoken tOe hired
OF Mr. Kobt Puaar Of King William, and has wife in
INST neighborhood where IL is likely he Is occasionally har.
ponreuhe has been in company with Henry the
'Nts residence of John hanks. near this City.
iohAc, very stout, well proportional fellow. about rs
ysars od, very blscs-wasbrd Of Capt. VIM Burton
has wife in King William, and mother at Dotor
sgHyofds,ig this City; il likely he spends Ills time be-
eeD those paces; h1d when he elops blue and
paA9n' Of Cloth and had that hay reeeved his
ppaFe consisting OF Domestic Cotton. Sam also clad
~ olnsfic Cotton. Henry had variety of GOOD clothes
ana US prohablehe will frequently change them.
81, VIII give FORTY DOLLARS for the delivery Of the
snree fellows ~ this City. 10 NY manager AZ Tuclahoe
them. "
JAMES c. ANTHONY.
August "a. 3t1n
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100000
III. Vie7o oftbe collection ofthe Direct
Tar, and Internal Duties. since
the 31st Of December, 1915.

Tar, and Internal Duties. since
tie 3lst Of December, 1915.
The accounts asyet rendered BY the cot.
lectors, do not furnish requisite materials
for p statement of the amount of the accru-
ing internal duties during the present
year.
There appears, however. 20 have been
received by the collectors. from this source.
S3,800,000, which exceeds by $500, 900.
the whole balance outstanding on the 3Ist
of Dec. 1915.
lfthis balance be deducted r'om $500
600, which may be estimated as tie prob
able amount of accruing duties durire this
year to the present time, there III re
main 50, 100000 for the whole amount that
has accrued and has not been paid. which
principally consists of bonded duties not
yet payable.
OF the direct tax. there appears to have
been received by the collectors during the
present year. the sum Of 100000 dollars,
which, taken from the amount outstanding
the 3lst OF December, 1915, leaves the
sum OF 981 ,587 dollars. to he vet collected.
which is in state of rapid collection,
The expenses of collection will be this
year rather less than those incurred IN the
year 1915, and will certainly not exceed
per centum on the amoHnt paid into the
Treasury.
From these statements, the following ge-
neral results may be drawn
That the whole sum that has accrued.
for Internal duties, from the 1st of Jsnu-
airy, 1914, to the present time, amounts to
about S12,862,1o7
That the whole Of me direct
tax Of 1914 and 1sI5, a.
mounts to e.oIo 9os
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NOTICE.
The Co Parfnerahih


AF Braniam 81 Bib5 being dissolved, hy the
Z death II Richard Bbb, one Of the partners
OF said firm, Il subscriber will, ON Tuesday the
cath day of S ptenbsr next, fair, fgot, the next
sair dav thereafter, at the house owned ard oecu-
ricd by said late finn, in the town of Co.un bin,
proceed to sell, at Public Auction. by the invoice,
the remaining stock of goods on hand. cons ting of
3 variety Of valuable and wei, assorted ARTICLES of
merchandise which will be sold on q credit of Sir.
Nine aud 1z1efre monthsthe payment to he Sc
cured by bord witl, approved security ~ the same
place, and or the same terms, will he offered for
sale, all the HonscLod s. Kitchen Furniture can
sisting Of Beds Tables, Chairs, &c. &c.-ALSO-
/. quantity Of Bacon, few Barrels of Corn, Hay
and Shesf Oats-tcgether with number Of articles
too tedious IN meation.
The sale will continue fromday tn day until all
gre so!i-ADd on "Wednesday the 25th day Of the
same month, Il fai, otherwise the next fair day
thereafter viii be offered for sale, at Public Auc-
tion in the said town of Columbia, that well known
stored Stone House and Lot lately occupied by
SAID Firm, situated on the main street. The house
is large and well adapted to the parpcses Of store
and residence of family, for which it 0rigi-
nslly ntended-atiached to which there ia alsI
Lumber-Honse and other necessary houses, and
valuable garden, being extremely fertile, and in
high state OF cultivation. This being the
joint property Of the subscriber and the proper re-
preventative of said Richard Bibb the sale will be
made by consent OF parties, who will 'n in convey
,ng complete title thereto. credit of six, nine,
and twelve months viii he gwen on the purchasers
giving Bond with approved security, and also
Deed of Trust the premises to secure pay
rnent. -ALSO--On Thursday the Goth day of the
same month, if fair, otherwise the next fair day,
thereafter, viii be offered for SALE on the premises
at Public Auction, Tract Of LGnd in the COUNT
o. Fluvanra, on the waters of the Big Bend Greek,
contain ing by late survey es7 acres; which was pur.
chased by said late firm of John Ragland, adjoining
the lands of David Shepherd, Hutchns Barrett and
others. a further description is deemed unneccs-
aaiy, as those inclined to purchase will frs, view
the premises This beug also the property Of the
said late irn, IS offered tor sale with the assent Of
the representative Of ssil Richard Bib, who will
also join in making complete title Their to. The
terms Of sale will be made known on the day of
sale
The subscriber earnestly socits I'll pcrsors hav-
sng claims against said late firm, TO exhibit them
properly authenticated either to hir self or Peter
Il johnson, his agent IN Columbia. rs soon as Fos.
sbie; and sll those indebted thereto are requested
TO make payment 10 said Peter H. Johnson, with
whom they Will also settle and adjust all npen ac-
counts, he being fully authorised 10 that effect.
LUDLOW BRAAIHAM,
S'~uiring Partner of Bra,nhcm e Bot.
Ioui5a, August o. Si-N4ws
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FINANCE.
[From the Nat. Mtelkgencer.1
INTERNAL REVENUE OF THE u.
STATES.

REVENUE OF THE u.
STATES.
Concluded.
II. Vie7v ofthc collection Of tie Direct
Tar, and Internal Duties,
for tie year 1915.
In Dec. 1914, the duty on Carriages
was modified. A duty Of 20 cents lion
was laid on spirits distilled within the u. S.
to take effect on the first of February en-
suing, in addition to the duty on stills, the
duty on retailers augmented so per centum,
and that on sales at auction 100 per cent
uHi, both approximations to take effect ON
the 1st of February ensuing.
On the 18th OF January, 1915, duty was
imposed on household furniture. and gold
and silver watches, and on various articles
manufactured in the United States, the
latter to take effect on the 18th of April en-
suing.
In the same month, direct tax of six
millions was laid OH the u S. exclusive of
the District of Columbia on which i'm the
ensuing month, direct tax of SIS, 1913 was
laid
Under this act, new assessment was
made throughout the u States, on prin-
ciples, in some respects different from those
by which the preceding assessment had
been regulated, and particularly in regard
to an entirely new feature, according to
which the valuations of the principal asses
sors OF each state were required to be sub
mitted 10 the whole of the. principal asses
sors Of the state who de6ntively fixed them
and decided the rate of taxation. In con-
sequence OF the increased labor of this o.
peration. much greater time was consu
med in etfectiDg it, than was talon m IN
the preceding assessment, and very differ
ent terms occupied in diffrr Mt states. and
even in different districts Of the same state.
We find, accordingly, that in some districts
the assessment was not completed 50 early
by or months as in others. Owing to
this circumstance, the collection e the tax
was commenced at very diff times in
the different districts. Forming an average
OF those times. it may generally be taken as
commencing on the 18th of February,
1916.
In this year. $3.50 the ag-
gregate Internal duties
that accrued, amounted
TO about 8 $500, 900
Add the amount which ac~
crued. but was not receiv-
ed, during the year 1914 1,17s, 900
7,47s, 900
OF this amount, there was
received by the collectors
during the year 1916 1880. 900
Leaving balance unco,Iec-
ted, consisting principally
ofduties not payable with
in the year. of 2,4osooo
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90 DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN from the Union Tavern, Caroline
> County, on Tuesday, the 2ith inst. Il SOR-
EEL MARE, about six years old, and between
four feet eleven inches and five feet high. She
has small head, rather dish-saced, star On her
forehead, right ANGLE has been injured and is larger
than the other, white spot Oh the left side; a.
bout the size OF a nnepence, made by the spur
tail, PAGES, trots and gallops. The above reward
will bcgven to any person who will deliver the said
Mare, or give information so that l get her u
gain.
STEPHEN SUTTON.
August 8. e5-et
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yALUAgLE JAMES RIrER LAND FOR SALE |
4 IN Tuesday. the 18th day of Septem-

4 IN Tuesday, the 18th day of Septem-
y Der next will BE- offered the hisst bidder the
premises, the IRfCT or LIND, in Coochland County,
belonging TO the estate Of Samuel Wooson, deceased,
ably TO the last will and OF the ecease This
Tract contains sol 81 by 9l Ia OF
which are low grounds of superior quay the Remaining
aio 2 acres consist of high d well adapted t. the grow
ing of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco; 100 of which i'm
woods, very wei, imbcred with oak, hickory Sc The I'M
pro'einents are good dwelling house hitehc, stable, &c
with excellent apple and peach orchard The lad lies
upon James River 80 miles above Richmond, upon the
Nam Stage Road to Charlottesville and adjoining the
Court House tract, owned by Capt. Benjamin An
der>on.
The liberty wheat will be given the purchaser
but entire possession la given until te growing
crop securs which will take place or before the LIST Of
JAM 1877.
IsfTns Of sale One half cash, the balance in twelve
months. la be- src,r by deed of upon the property
Mr. Robert Peaans. who lives upon the land, will hew it
10 any person who may wish To purchase.
HTLLIAM Miller r ,,o.,
H,-4RNER LEYiS.
.4uynsi 5. 25-I2t.
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LAND at auction.

LIND ~ V1UCTTUNs
NylIL BE SOLD, at Beat Greek, sn Tues
w day, the 10th day Of September next,
YOUR HJSDllED ACRES OF LAND lying on James
River, and both sides ofDayids Creek one hundred
cfes OF which are iowgrounds &C the hest quality one
hundred andhlly acres Of the high grounds cleared the
Land
on this tract Of land (wic sitHaed within one mile
o. e piaeeof sale and wentysix Of Lynchburg) anew
and convenient dweinghousr, with six rooms, together
Mith every other necessary improvement, also Apple and
Peach Orchards, Of good fruit and eligible situation for
Merchant Mil, on extensive scale, and on a never
failing stream.
eentIarnen no wish purchase Of the most vaIua
bic tracts Of land in the Upper Country, would do well
TO avail themselves Of the present opportunity.
Ier'ns NJ Soie.-Onetird Of the money TO he mid on
the nr day OF January next which time possession will
he gwen the balance IN and years, payucds
secured by bonds with approved eorscrs or trust deed
on the Land. An undOubied title will bc made.
JA1fES FRfELAND,
WN.I. FREEtAND.
- Buokbiglgm eOungy.
auS. - 2s-wfdq
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IN CHANCRRY.

EeY virtue Of decree OF the Superior Court of
2 th' United States for the fifth Circuit and Vr-
Slnia District
wherein Margaret Centes execnriS of the testament anI
last W of William Coates. deceased, was surviving
partner Of Nm: Gray aRd Company. Pgintf, AMI Tho
mas Muse ans Elliott Muse, administrators with the
VII annexed, of Hudson Muse, dec. and honas Muse and
Elliott Muse. Nelson Muse. ysees and lcgatees, and
juliet Muse Lefty Muse, Miranda Muse. cordeIia Muse
.gaees of the said Hudson Muse, dec James SMITH and
ms VIE, and James Muse, D.fendgnts,
WI be sold
IN Saturday, the i4h Sept. next twelve O'clock at
s"nhc Auction for ready money, in the Of Urbanna
IN me State of Virginia HOUSE & LOT the property
Of Hudson Muse, dec. r'
he sale will take place the premises.
BENJAMIN MINI. DE- W. Ear
August 81. a,k,s
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~. The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
|v ard three week during the session OF the Stae
rePrce, the heretofore. Ffuc Dollars per
rayaise in advance. Notes of Chartered hanks,
iJ wi he received in payment. The Editor will guar.
h safety of rittng them by matt the postage oil all
III ,ttrrs being paid by the writer's
- 40 papers viii be discontinued. lbrt at the discretion
.; The Eaor,l unit, al arrearages have been paid up:
M. whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine pa
|pprs ,l,all receive zenith. gratis.
Pc TERMS or ADVERTISING.
or One nseTfion rs ees-edeh continuance,
NO srererent inserted, until ha, either heen paid for,
ar ,,ue. ~ some person IN this CRY OF its entf0ns
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NOTICE rs HEREBY (sTVKN,

NOTICE rs 9EREBY CsTVEN,
fafHAf Petition win be presented to the Le-
gisia,ure Of Virginia. at their next Sesson, for
~ Act 10 Incorporate Company for the rntpose
richmond to the County of Hanover, crossing the
s.hckS S,aomony River, between the Meadow and
.1Hgusf IL gs~
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August "a.


NOliCt.
Va HEREAS many persons are in the
e habit Of putting back loading in boats tiai rnn
tofn this place To nesond1hs Is, therefore, 10 motif,
y an such persons, that do consider ourselves
toHoe fer the safe delivery Of such laadng, ueir VIII
Ise receive any compensation therefor.
- Francis y. peauc,
James JsHuf7gs,
John g.. DANIEL.
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