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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

"a; Iongius that his soli nisht be with lit,
aad his body in the narrow house, near bis beloved
Christian teacher.
Wide the ambitious but vulgar great.look pFiu-
cipay 81 scaptured monuments, and TO riches IA
the ttmal ofearthy fame, sKES ,Noos, in the
spirit OF the only real mobility stood with hls oins
girded, waiting the coming Of hi> Lord. f
His Lord has come and the day approaches when
the green hillock that his dust will be more
respected than the Pyramids. the Mausoiea. AID
the Paniheons of the proud and imperious. lis
supple turf and stone" will be viewed with affec-
tioa aud veneration, when the tawdry ornaments
efhuman apotheosis shall awaken only pity and
disgust. tfe ass 49,
Indalee, nay natiue land, indulge the tear,
Tsatsfeois iripassion'd Ger the nation's doom
Is II me each ttg from adams stock as rerr,
q fad sorrous foil upon ass isdiaas tonst."
Clinton, March f4th, 1876.
In 1855, Skendndon irns present at Tren3
made in Al5any. dnight he ercessirely drank,
and iashe morning fo,and himself in The street ~,p-
ped II all has ornaments aud erery article Of cfohing.
HIS pride repoled at hes seidegradnon. ard he re-
sofred that he ecoud again deliver hsnse OCT
10 the power Of sTRoNa WATER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,

No 2. EXCHANGE STREET
HAS JUN received an eAsentve afoament os
SEASON. BLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH Arr
l bale black, blue hrewa mixed and corbeau
BIO sDCLOrH
do black, blue, erown, mixed, and green
CAsSIMERES
do patent Anyoa Cords
do Ladies Petite Cio,hs
do Peiffe Fiauues
do Scotch aud Tartan Paids
I do Bombaxetts and Wndbores
do printed Bombazets and Ratiuefts
I do Flanueis and 1Aixes
do fancy Veiines
! cafe Umbrellas
DO Englifh beaver Bounets
do Ribbons
Coating, Booking, Plains, s,ockngnetts, Berlin
and Imperial Cords- serges- kierino shawis-
damasx and common do If VARIOUS hzes-flk
shawls--blsck and nae Cotton and Worried Hole
Ladder kid snd fix Glove meas Beaver do -
rich fancy fix Hacker chiefs Flag Bandapna and
Romoi do dref.d aud aadrefled Calicoes- Cop.
Eerplatss-cot,on Flag ard Mad, al. Han .kerchefs
fix, corded, and common Gnghams Birth,
India and Colerian Costons -L,uens linen Cam
brick immii alton Handketc hief.-cotton sewing
and pound fios whte aud col
CURED Cambricks-- Indis cob~eb Nunns Lus-
trings-a large afortment OF Faocy Niuf ns coat
and veft Buttons-black and coiored Canton Grapes
Italian do linen Diaper Brace s--camb lick x
common D,moties gen,iemen plaid mu1 a Cra-
watts --damask Table Clio H. lnd.f pen e---6ik
and Twia--Ladies and Childrens' shoes and boots
of various kinds
A large tupply of FACToRr C>zT0N GOODS
At wholeiae and fetali At teduseI pt,ce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
ONE CENT REWARD.

RANAWAY from the subscriber, the 26th
~ inst. al indented apprentice, named Robert
Bangs, aged thirteen years. All persons are for.
o'd harboring or trusting laid apprentice, as no
costs VIII be paid after this date. Whoever will
return said boy shall receive the above reward bu,
~ charges paid
SAMUEL ELDER.
Gorham, March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

Tons vel, sGofved hollow WARE, toge her
With imAl az u men. of
Croekerye Hard Ware.
trSb,p sso,ss PIT sp at tbs 6sssa safiss
Portland, april 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
CASH

md the HIGHEST PRICE, will be given for elsan
WH{I Il RAGS,
by John WlNCHEsrEa a, hi- Nsuticsl, Book
& Stationary Store. No. 5. Jones Row R'e aoee-
hrse,. March &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
DR.. DEAN.

CONTINUES to practice his fate and fuccetsful
~ method or the cure of Rheumatic and Goury
complaints, at Biddeford
Nov 8 4w-eop en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

cHs 'ueleri5er propofes to open a private
'enoo' the spfuing feafan, for The inftruction
of'Lad' 10 Reading, hngiih Grammar Geography,
Arithmetic and he branches preparatory for ad-
m'ihou into College. He vii! confiue himfelf to
ssmai number and hs,.ers himfelf he fhail be a
c'e 70 give iatisfaetion TO any who may en,ruit
sne' IONS to his care. His terms will be reafoua-
Ole aad may be known by applying to the sub
scrIoer DANIEL WESTON.
Gray, March Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

More Crockery and Glass Ware,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
No. 5, 4nerchanfs-Roao, 1fiddie-sirsti,
LAS just received Fifty Packages of
China, Glass, Croekery, and Hard
WARE,
Consisting Of Crates we'll asserted in the original
package and large stock of opened Ware part,c-
ularly for the country-many articles of which
such as Plates and Teas will be repacked at less
price than heretofore.
Also
A complete assortment at retail, such al Tea
setts Of more than twenty different patterns,
From 30 to so dollars each
Dining Sets from % tie 20 dollars each
Tumblers from 90 cts. to 5 dollars per dog.
Wines from 90 cts to 5 dollars per ,oz.
Decanters from 81 q TO dollars per pair
Low priced Dutch Looking Glasses
/. DO. do. do. Toys for children
China, Printed, Edged, Painted and c. c.
Plates and Cups aud saucers of all sizes.
Brass Walters, Plated and iron CandIesticks.
House, Hearth, and hand brushes common and
brass nosed Bellows. Together with great vari-
ty ii
FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
March 5. IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
n X NEW GOODS!
WEBER * CHASE,

EXCHANGE STREET
LAVE JUN received an extenGve affortment of
IL EngIlb, India y F,enib Gods,
fuitabie for the pre,eot and approaching ieAion--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
NflI'Il;E.
SUBSCRIBER intend,

v>HE SUBSCRIBER intends 10 nut tn Oh,
-, press as soon as sum sufficient to prin,
tne work shall be subscribe, Treatise on
Close commnion, by .4brnhqr4 Booth, late a Ran
Hs' preacher ct great EN- nence in England, in
which the arguments Of the Bap,iss for their
pac' ce on tins point, are fairly stated, and the
Arguments ofthose who contend ar,,nst e.
practice exam ned and answered Persons or
churches wishing to encourage this work. will
p,efse forward to the subscriber, their names.
pieces OF residence. and the number of bo. 4 :
they will take, and they shall be furnished a,
prime COST, which the subscriber does not think
VIII exceed twenty or TWEEN y.ive cents COPY
rs ms l. IS not the sh or intention of the subscri
Der 10 benefii himself one cent bv the ruhlcs,;-
o. OF TINS work, so neither is If his wish to lose
OF course the work will not be printed. until a
sumc,ent number of responsible subscribers
snail nave lent in their names, to defiay the
pruning expences, which, the subscriber fa,,ers
u.lsei' wiii soon be The case and of which fact
the subscribers shall be duly appraised.
poL :, JOHN BRYCE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
Progress Of Science.

The following remarks on the progress Of
science in the United States, are ex.
tracted from a letter, written, il is said.
by DIR. Mitchell, to one OF his European
correspondents.
/" There was probably never such a time
as the present for the cultivation of natural
sciences ~ America. Think or the num-
Der ct able hands actual y engaged in the
several branches, for which they have q
preference, aud whom have had the plea.
sure IT seeing within few IN N, rs at Nev .
York. MIR Bradbury, who retu ned from
the land ot the Mandanes aud Ricaras. or.
the high Missouri, few years ago, loaded
with indigenous plants aud other produc.
lions, IS now as ardent aud as capable as
ever to discover new objects.
IS Mr.. Frazer, after enriching Eurd2ne
with the plants which he and his fathe,
fund ~ Their long and diversified tours
Through the U. States, has lately brought
from Great-Britaip a rich supply for our
parterres and gardens. Mr.. .Ralinesuur.
already distinguished for his ingenious.
learned and original publications, is now
employing. the acuteness Of his genins in
botanical, geological, and other iavestipa-
tons. M. Nestall, the traveller through
che vast regions west Of Lake Superior and
north of the river Missouri, possesses su.
Perior qualifications and unquenchable a,
dor. Whitlow is well known, among ct e
things, for his zeal in favor of a new &C N. 4.
nlical vegetable, and for introducing most
elegant figures of plants, painted in trans
parent cplOrs.
-" MIR. Pursch, the author Of the Flora Of
North America, grand performance, post
ing up all that his predecessors and cotem-
Poraries have done, and adding the eto nj.
own extensive and correct researches
Mr.. Richsthe publisher of Synopsis of the
Genera Of American plants, the neatest
and most convenient manual that has ever
been offered to our botanical Students
Mr.. lie Sueur, the famous voyager 10 II.
NOR, New.ifoiland, & Van dement's Land
whose Knowledge Of marine zoology, sur.
passes that Of every other person with
whom have cOnversed.
Mr.. Maclure, long known az our ables,
geologist, has now come to take the field
again, with directing and doing the mo-,
able works. Admiral Coffin, in addition
to professional merit of an exalted degree.
=, Is a treasurer Of ichthyological facts am
much may be expected from his spi-ited
exertions to explore hedepths of The ocean
Nor assthess all, ~. SOP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
n q n 70 -.

s TIE SUBSCRIBER having obtained letter.
OF administration on the personal Estate of DR
WILLIAM VEST. decd. hereby gives notice tc
all those indebted to the Estate to make imme
n,ate payment 70 her, and all those who have
CLAIMS against the Estate, are requested to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for Settlement.
ANN b. WEST. .4dmr.
Richmond, Nav 22l. I8t6-tf
N V. The Stmnis ra'rlx will d spose OF, al
private Sale, all the DRUGS. MEDICINES
PAINTS, SHOP FURNITURE & FIXTURES
belonging to the Establishment the Drugs
-'ied'c'nes g Pants haze been lately purchased
and are fresh and good. She will also Rent thu
mouse lately occupied by the late DR. wEsr, 10
getier with the STORE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
IN 30DHE,S,S

40 the Citizens OF The counties in which Hva
vosa nad commenced his stands this season. Char.
H i0t,e, BUCK ngliam, Prince Edward &c.
GENTLEMEN,
make the most sincere acknow.
Judgements TO you for your most LIBERAL encou.
rage nent OF my late horse Hya,oga, who had
commenced season among you am sincere
sorry Iiat our expec auons have been so dis.
appointed ana iregret that 1t was ou, of nv DOW.
Ct 20 ie my other Hyatoga come and take the
s'ahus OF ms Bother, agreeably to the pressing
requests OF many ofyou, in consequence of his hs
r"s niet with the most liberal patronage in this
part OF va. Next spring. however, he will make
season. q take the stands of his Brother You NAV
rely on seeing as fine horse as the other. He 5
thought oy most good judges, who have see,,
oo'il' TO move IN stle sup rior, and TO be of !,
guar form and superior size of his age. He rs
oe1usliIi Chestnut Sorrel, with white name and
laii, iuli 10 hands high. He PAGES with erea,
rider. s'S-' @A'e W his
am Gentlemen your obdt. Servt.
May Est. IsI6.-t1A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
The late Professor Robinson

In the volume lately published Of The
OF the ROYAL Society in Edin
Iurgh, our readers will find biographica
ketch OF the late Professor Robinson, b,
rroiessor Playfair, which we recommen,
10 their attention, as containing a most IN
teresting a count of the various and origi-
nal sttainments of this eminent philoso-
ipher. From this sketch, we learn that Pro.
lessor Robinson, when a young man. &C.
Iccmpanied the son Of Admiral Knowles on
board the NAVY, as superintendent of his
nautical education. In this capacity h,
was present in the year 1889. at the battle
and subsequent capture Of Quebec, and h,
used to relate the following anecdote O
General Wolfe, which his b;oerapher lust
y remarks, deserves to be remembered =
|. Vie happened to be on duty in the boa
in which Gen. Wolfe went to visit some o
his posts, the night before the battle, which
Twas expe ted to he decisive of the fate O
the campaign. The evening was fine, ane
the scene, considering the work thew wer,
engaged IN, and the morning to which the,
were looking forward, sufficiently imp es
Islye; AS they rowed along, the Gen. will
mucn feeling. repeated nearly the whole O
trays Elegy (which had appeared MOI
'ng before, and was yet but little known
70 an ofhcer who was with him in the sterr
Ut the boat adding, as he concluded, thai
ne would prefer being the author of tina,
poem to the glory of beating the French
tomorrow
Tomorrow came, and the life of til.
INDUSTRIOUS soldier was terminated. amid the
tears OF his friends, and the shouts of hi.
victorious army"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
Original A necdotes
OF DIR. FRANKLIN.

A distinguished friend has furnished us
with the following anecdote, copied from a
letter addressed TO him in 1890, bv one of
ms spoDdents, who had Just then visit.
ed MIR. Jefferson, at Monticello.
After speaking Of the hospitality with
which ne was received by Mr.. JeffcrsoD, he
says" ] wish had fine TO detail TO you
III the topics OF conversation, but must
rot omit an aDecdote he told US of Dr
franklin. Mr.. Jefferson and the Doctor
we're some time together in Paris. They
dined one day with large party, consist.
ing of many distinguished characters If
France, and several Americans, The sole
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

10 HEREBY GIVEN, tina, will attend in ne,
son or by deputy at the Court House IN he c,,,
OF Richmond, on the 10th day of June iRiS =,
,he same place on the l1th June, 1916 at Go oh
iahd Court ibhse on the 18th day of June. IaIS
al Io"daifs tavern in Hanover C unty. ON ia.
gay OF June 1910, at Hanover Cour, House
on the l7th day of June, 1916, and a, CharIe.
CITY Cuur House on The 2Oth of June 1915 e.,
lhe purpose OF receiving any nforma ION q
may De furnished as TO the changes which ma,
nave taken place in the assessable pronertv of an
diVlduals since the last assessment made NIL.
the act ofJanuary 9th, 1915, and previous IN in.
ist OF June, 1916, which information must r..
gwen IN writing, under the signature of III,
person whose tax may be effected thereby Z host
changes extended to f: LIST, assessable nroner,,.
omitted to be assessed at the preceding asses,
ments. and property that has ceased to be- ex.
eihpted from assessment, such as property he
longing 10 the United ates or a Sta q ar = ba,
wise exempted, which ON its transfer b Gomez
asses able All such property IS now to he as.
SesSed. Bu no alteration IS To be IN vle m IN,
previous valuation OF real estate in virtue of am,
Improvement thereon.
"a transfers of real Estate and Slaves accor
ding to which an abatement IN tn, enlmera,, ,,,.
and valuations of the person transferr,n,s ,,,e,,,
will be nude, and q cor esponden ncrea e in nm,
emu neratIons and valuations of the person IN
"noih me transfer may be made Sd Changes
Otres'dence and non residence. These cbanSs.
Will merely require transfer from the Isis -,
residents TO that Of non residents, or 1lce 1,e-s0
as tie case may be, of the properly IN the ow.
nership or agency of which such change has
occurred. 4tn. the burning or destruction nj
houses or other fixed improvements of rel o.,
tate, TOR which an abatement equal to the muir,
arising from these causes Is to be made stl,
the exemption OF property that has ceased TO bt
asSessabie, tor winch also an abatement equal ~
us value IL to be made. oh. Slaves tnst nave
been born, or have died, or have ran away or
have otherwise become useless since the o,ece
ding assessment. In these cases, changes IN IN
preceding valuations are only 10 be made ,vbsre
the tax chargeabie TO any person for Slaves wohld
De diminished by the valuation on the Ist dav nj
June OF all those Excepting such as have been
ootahed by transfer) then owned by such ner.
son, and the reduction in the valuation In s,,ch
event Is to be equal to the difference be,wee,
the valuation of those owned at the nreced,ne,
ass ssment and the existing vlue of those owne9e
on the list OF June, 1916, AID an abatement eo,,
To SUCH reduction to be made. The Who'll nj
tbtSe changes are to be relal We 10 Isl of Iins
and IN all OF them, the rates of the vAlust,nn.
made Under the act Of January 9th, 1873. are =.
near as may be, 10 be maintained executing 4,
Two cases, one where partial alienation Of real
estate shalt occur, in which case as the tsx. a,
hEea Sgreesely TO the preceding sssessueuts IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
Portugal VS.. the Jesuits.
Copy Of a dispatch addressed to the Por,u.
Sue's Minister at the Court Of Home.
Palace at Rio Janeiro,
April 1. 1915.

I '''ee' " tue court OF rome.
! Palace at Rio Janeiro,)
| April I, 1915.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
tmy master, having taken under consitlera
non the intentions of Plus VII. as pubIi h
led in his bull, Solicitudo Omniqm. datet
l7th August last yea, by which his holmes,
has thought proper to revive the company
Jesuits, which was extinct, thereby de.
Irosating IN so far as the authority Of the
lchurch Is concerned, from the other bull
Donhnus &C Redemptor noster, of Clement
KY. OF glorious memory. His ROYAL
iighness is surprised at this determination
OF his holiness, this Court never HAVING
leen informed Of it in any way before. al.
hough 1t has had most reason tn COMPLAIN
1.-THE offences of the company of the Jesuits.
'gainst which Portugal has proceeded in
he most energetic manner, by the ordor
| lance Alvara, of SEPT 8. 1850
The positive Intentions of his R,vaI
lIghness being to maintain in their utmost
rigor, the dispositions Of the above ordon-
nance, whatever may be the determination
other crowned heads, even of such as as.
iociated for the extinction of the said com.
jpapy, my august master commands me To
communicate bis re ,oution tn YOU, in order
hat you Immediately present note decla-
ratory Of the invariable principles WITCH
ms Royal Highness IN ends to MAINTAIN.
and conformably to which he epioins your
Lordship to admit no negociatiIon, cit or
verbal or written. on this suAiec.. This
determination of his Royal Highness being
founded on reasons the must solid and mo.
per, can never.be considered as aff. citing in
any way the iDyariahle sentiments of his
variations and 6lial love toward. the ga :
cred pc son of his holiness, and which Won
are specially charged to express.
His Royal Highness has commanded me
70 write, upon these principles, to the
apostolic Nuncio, and bya circular address
sed to his ministers residing in the Courts
OF Europe, they are ordered to make a sim.
liar declaration. in order to prevent every
'xIpianatlon, and every indirect overture
which may be attempted to be made on this
subject. - '''''
(signed) Marquis D'AaurLAR.
To Jose Manuel Pinto, Minister Plenioo.
Tertiary at the Court of Rome.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
Copy ola passport to Heaven

The Muscovy Priests sell passes to the
relations of such persons as can purchase
them and which the vulgar of that coun.
try imagine sufficient to insure them seat
IN Heaven. When person dies, a small
piece OF paper is put in his hand, on which
IS written, " We whose names are hereun.
20 subscribed, the patriarch or metropli.
Tan and the Priest Of the CITY of -.
10 make known and certify, by these pre.
ents, that the bearer of these, GU letters.
ath always lived as god Christian and
though ne hath committed some sins. he
iath confessed the same, received absoln.
ton. and taken the communion for the re-.
MISSION of SINS; hath honored God, his
saints, his COn'essor, and said his PRAYER
ana tasted when required therefore we
think him fit and proper Dersnn 10 mo al,
mitted and st. Peter, upon SIGHT hereof
= ordered to open the gates of everlasting
bliss"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
NOIlCE

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at The ,s~, o..
Patrick Country at the Court.Iious e ,hsreos
slsi, sell at Pibhc Auct on, for cash. 60 So',o,.
81 81 az Ihe lands and lots in tia. county return.
Ell delinquent for the non.payment of he ,o.a-
of the last year, do will be sufficient IN
NE arrears Of taxes winch shall then remain -,
pad Tor that year, and ten per eenfutn Jaros'l.
thereon, together with the taxes of lie n-nsss
year. with all the lands tizt have been rdtnrasS
dsiiuqnsnt since The year seventeen h,irflreJ 80
nme,yone. The sale whl cos,menco a - ana
nrSt Gay OF the court, and csntlnue from dsy ~
day, until they shall be completed 0Y F"
Inc subscriber Is authorised to receive u,
such taxes =, and damages at any time ksfoye ~
"a shal' be sold A list Of dclmquaHs NAV
ne seen IN the Clerks Office of the county. sr =,
possession OF the subscriber, or in tIs ~
1he Auditor Of Pubic Accounts. y"
WILLIAM LYON, j.. elf
for
CHI. THOMAS, sh'E
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
sppIvG GonDs.
The Subscribers erpsct to receive in dnu
on too, BY the htiaa Chief, from

70
or tecO, by the hitian Chief, from
London,
Superhne Lon Ion Cibths and Csssimeres, Toll,
net's aud Q nitings, Fancy Muslns FIR lad; es
DRESSES, Printed Hlue; Buff AMI In6,an Striped
d'mities. Furniture ditto, Cotton and Linen and
Cation rvke. york striped Nankeens. Rombase. IS,
assorted colours, Balloon, Ladies CottonoseS Silk
gloves, Mems and Chilir ms Cotton VI, se, ditto
''rown and ha'fHo e. Buck and York Tan Gloves.
Sewing Silk, D1iman anil Oakev's best Londo,
Hats, Britannia Table and Tea snoors, Common
duo, Cloth. Tooth, and Shaving Brushes, SEN
and ship rwme, 50 Casks Sd Nails FIAT points, 5
s'asSs iot ditto, London Porter, White Lead, and
Spanish brown &c.
They have on hanh ish Linen and shee inps
Cambridge Jacone' Muslin. light & dark colour'd
pr'n's, and an assortment at Hard Ware and
cutlery all ct which they offer for sale on &C
comodating terms
Sutheriani Colquhoun, & Co.
Nav 0Q-6t -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

nohh MILL STo.NE .Iz.3JVUF.aCTLIRY.
49,. ~
THE subscriber, resDectfulIv Inform, ,,,,,.
,nst they have just received, direct from Franc =
,arse quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS, Of ~.
peTor quality TO my hitherto imported to n nIacs
of S Sf,s. ng been ensaged in the business upwards
long knowledge of the trade, and the sncnhs srer
, their work has hitherto met With that thSy
su se able to mspusscture Mill Stones. on as rss.
.onao'e terms as those imported from the NORTH
ysrrsnt them and to perform well 'N'
They have opened shop on Iotb SIRE, ...,..
"sne TO the Old City Tavern, where gcntlemep Sss
p., NATHANIEL WHITE q Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
NOTICk

May Est. 1sI6.--ttA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
RIoaNoND, June IL, 1916.

a., hIoHNoND, June III, 1916.
stH, Take notice, that I
shall, on Friday next the 18th instant. A. ~
o'clock A. NJ. at The Bell Tavern in this CITY
proceed TO take the aifidavits OF SIR. John Burke
and Wade Mllls and others, to be read in w.
dence IN a suit depending IL the Hustines Court
tor tbseny aforesaid, wherein lam plaintiff and
yvu are dXsidzaS
JOHN c, PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

The reader, il is presumed, viii not be dis
pleased with the insertion of the following beau
tfel H1Ns, translated from the Portuguese, b.
the late Dr., LExDzN. -.