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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-21
Vaudeville & Larmour


nFEER FOR SALE
" rs hhds aud % bbls Barbados and
Trinidad molasses
80 hhds LIST and Cd quality sugars
80 bis do; 90 puncheons w rum
$50 bags green & ST Domingo coffee
\ rs hbds and 45 bis northern rum
Ito chests and boxes guGpowder, i'm
periaI and young hyson teas, sup. qualities
$50 realms writing paper
300 wrapping do
80 boxes chocolate, No. and 3
100 cloves; 40 do raisins
200 nutmegs; SO drums figs
90 bags Tennessee live feathers j.
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles and
10000 lbs hard soap-their manufacture
5 tons patent shot, a BIS to No. 10 as.
4,5O0 lbs 6rkin butter
so boxes Philadelphia mustard
"a lbs Cayenne pepper Oct 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-21
Music.

AIR. D. CLANCY, late master OF the
Ifh Sd British Rifle and LIST Vesezuelian
bands, respectfully informs the young gen.
;tlemen OF Alexaudria that he intends giving
instructions, during the winter, on the cla-
rionet, hassuon, flute, single aud double fla
gele,, &c. &c. He will therefore give a
Specimen of his abilities al the house of Mr..
Shepherd. Indian Queen, on Tuesday the
9gd November
Mr. D. Clancy will commence teaching
as soon as sufficient number Of subscribers
are obtained.-Subscription lists will be
lett at Joseph Shepherds, Indian Queen
tavern, and At the book store of Mr.. Ken
nedy, King-Street,
\. B. Piauo-fortes, guitars, &c. correctly
tuned. 81 November 81.
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Notice.

TSHE subscribers have removed their Of
4 fee to the large brick building, corner
of Prince and Fairfax streets. They will
be the confidential medium Of employing
the funds Of those who may think properio
place money in their hands.
HENDERSON & FITZHUGH,
November 10 Brokers.
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Removal.

Removal.
TfiE subscribers will in future be found
L at the store OF J. 8, 7. YosseA, where
they offer for sale,
Cd and Sd proof w. |. rum
A few bids muscovado sugars
Fresh young hyson teas, DC. &c. .
They GILL purchase Corn, Rue asE
FIarseed. JOHN DOUGLASS 4. CO. !.
November Is mwi6t 8
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k2N Erekange Co6ss-Houss ,.SSN
G1GMARINE JOURNAL. 80
OFALEG.iNDRLi.. .Novsm5er 90


a ARRIVED,
Schr Luminary, Baker, 3 days TN Balti-
more dry goods, &c. to merchants oil the
district. IN
Schr Lottery, Marbuyy, II days I'm ma
yapa /; sugar, coffee and fruit, to Gustavus
Harrison. The Lottery has performed her
voyage out aud home in % days.
CLEARED,
Brig Fame, Davis, NewburyPoH.
Venus, Saunders, Georgetown.
Schr Luminary, Baker, do.
lillian, Hand, DO
SlOop Increase, Gilman, Boston,
Schr Oliye-brancb, Fanswortn, hence,
ar. at Boston l4th inst days.
Brig Lion, Alden, hence, ar. at Boston
18th inst. l2 days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-21
Furs and Peltries at Aucticc.

Furs and Peltries 1t Auction.
yHIILL be sold on Monday the 23d inst.
w at The warehouses Of the Superinien-
dent of Indian trade, Georgetown, District
of Columbia, in lots to suit purchasers, a
large parcel of valuable Furs and PelTles,
collected at the u. States trading houses
on the Missouri and Upper Mississippi
Among them are the following articles:
953 packs shaved deer skins
IS do do in hair
1898 lbs beaver
ga bear skins
1874 cub skins
895 offers
GA fishers
938 miRks
10 marten
4.274 racoons
l7,497 muskrats; and some fox-cat;
wolf, panther and badger skins ,
The sale 10 commence al ten O'clock, a.
NJ. Approved notes, At ninety days, will
be received m payment for all sums ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars.
THOMAS l.. N'kENNEf. Sup.
Noyember4 dt23N
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Take Notice,

HNHAT petition viii be presented TO
4 the Legislature of Virginia, al their
next Session, for leave to build Toll
Draw Bridge across tne river Occoquan,
from the Main.street, south in Occoquan,
to the lands of one OF the subscribers on the
opposite shore, fcc reasons which will be
fully stated in said petition:
ANDREW BARTLE,
JOHN TAYLOE.
November Il 81
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Salt. Rum, Sc.

Salt. Rum, Ct.
AE0 SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
*0O So ushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
so puncheous Sd pf, fine favored West
India Rum sugars
80 hhds lst and Cd quality muscovado
500 bags prime green coffee
500 reams wrapping paper
COO lbs Spanish flutaut and Bengal indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
20 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petre
4 bbls North Carolina honey
GOO lbs do beeswax
Guupowder, imperial, young Tyson and
hyson teas; old Jamaica spirits and cognaC
brandy old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger; pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs cloves : copperas
Best -four for tamiy uSe--with general
assortment Of GROCERIES all of which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSoN & Co.
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IAN, ofthe growth, produce and manafac-
, - If Inc part OF the coast visited by the
LIT, L. p. r. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
November 90
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Office.

Notice.
TINE public are respectfully informed
Il that the business heretofore carried on
by the subscriber, will in future be con-
Quoted by himself and son, w. Ii. Miller,
under the firm OF .Mor4ecai Miller &. Son.
MORDECAI MILLER.
M. Miller 8 Son
HAVE imported in the ship Young
LII Hero, from Bremen, $50 packages
Of German goods, consisting of
Burlaps of various qualities and prices
Hempen ticklenburgs
Best quality do; white rolls
A few cases Biel6eld shifting linen,
(greatly superior to the lrish)
Sail cloth; looking glasses lpints
Wine and porter bottles; quarts and
Liquor cases coffee mills
Crucibles, &c &c.
They have also for sale, Spanish hides,
tanners oil, iron, steel, navy and pilot
bread, crackers, plaster ground & in stone,
spun cotton, and a variety of other articles
o. The highest price given for wheat,
rye, corn and flaxseed.
October 90 tut2m
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Teas.

TIME subscribers have just received per
Il slonp Eliza, from Philadelphia, and
for sale,
so or chests Young Hyson Tea (from
the Cargoes per Clothier and Benz. Rush.
Oct I LAWRASON & FOWLE
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Notice.

DARTIE5 TO suits in the Circuit Court
L OF the District of Columbia for the
County of Alexandria, will take notice,
that according to the rule o. the Court, all
causes set for trial, will be tried or conti-
nued on the first calling of the cause.
Nov. 10 EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
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Lawrason & Fowle

HAVE for sale, received per ship Poca-
II hontas, capt Rowland, from Boston,
190 tons plaster paris
le tons Russia hemp, Of first quality
IS bolts first quality Russia duck
geo do tight and heavy ravens do
100 pieces white and brown sheetings
100 do diapers 81 do crash
60 casks nails, assorted sizes
So bis white sugar, Of superior quality
For Freight,
>SM The schr NEW-PACKET, capt.
s2& Crosby, carries goo bis. an excellent
vessel, and will be in readiness Tor cargo
in three days. Apply as above.
November IA
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40 Dollars Reward.

fU DOllafS RcWdTu.
CSTOLEN from our store yesterday morn
- ing piece of Florence silk, French
grey OF pidgeon color, containing so yards.
Twenty dollars will be paid for securing
The piece of silk 10 US, and twenty dollars
for the experimenting ard conviction Of the
thief. JOHN JACkSoN u 90.
November 10
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BOarding-HOuse.
House to Rent.

IIUUsV 10 HNTN'
L HAVE small brick house TO let
L For as much as can get.
IT'S newly finish'd and complete,
And may say both plain and neat:
The place is pleasant where il stands,
And good water near at hands.
From Prince-st. pavement tits six pole
But come, and you may see the whole.
Whoever comes, pray let il be
A good and honest family:
And when you're ready, do not terry.
And ask for ALEXANDER PERRY.
November II tuths4t
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ga meeting of the gen.
...,os, wb, compose L. ]. LARKIN's Mu-
" ., clsss Is requested THIS EVENING,
W o',Iock. at Nr. Sands's, to arrange the
y most suitable for them TO take their
lessons I~ or The school will commence
pon9ay Nov 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-21
Tailoring.

THE subscriber wishing his friends first
Il in the fashion, has just returned from
Baltimore with an assortment OF cloths,
cassimeres, vesting, velvets, Algerine nett,
Leapold star and gilt buttons. Also, a few
dozen pieces Frehth wadding for silk pc:
Uses, whalebone busks, plain and plated
buckles for indispensibles.
ROBERT GRAY, Royal-stfeet.
November 9
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For Savannah.

k& Ito Sail IN SIR Days,
&& The elegant, new and fast sailing
sloop WASHINGTON, Charles Sanford.
master. for freight of 800 bis. or passage
apply to I. n. HOWLAND.
1ith mo 81 ct
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Lawrason & Fowle
HAVE for sale, received per brig Iris,
IL capt Mayo, from Boston,
lao tons plaster paris Told
8 pipes Sicily Madeira wine, 3 years
5 bales mamoodies, csssas T. flag hkts
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
40 barrels tanners oil; 10 do sperm do
40 boxes mould candles
Also for sale,
The cargo Of schr Milo, capt Thorndike, OF
45O casks fresh Thomastown lime
November IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

- 49,
NOR SALE OF ENcHANGE, on IeascEabie tsiiNs +.
for Teat property lathe city OF Richmond in its
viciny, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND IN the state Of Kentucky.
For sale, also. a tract of slfrY ACRES OF LAND,
neal Tuckahoe creek, IN the county of Hrnrieo bat
short distance above the couhuence Of the creek wnh
James rvtT.-Ihis atter tract of land Is believed TO
contaiH great quantity of coal tract OF he size
either side of Jauiesriyer any where 49, wa
thereof Aoag with the will I've snid and con.
veyed f right OF ingress, egress, aud regrsss into
out Of more than Two hundred adjoining the ATTY
nh privilege III ?erpe,ui,y, of searching foi, digging
rd carrying all coal that he found i'm the said
adjoining lana. on the hty acres of land coal has
actually been fsHnd.
n Enquire Of Maj Robert Gamble, or Of the subscr
Der. Jnly 2. l7..u ALIEN. MCRtE
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fFrom fhr Eoyfo, youke,

FFohH tHc bosfOH HfQNkef.
FANNY GRAY.s-rBY N. WRIGHT
o, who is yon mourner, whose accents so wild,
& IN on s .u suise 'he passengers ear
And laugh while impeariing Its cheek with n tearf
It's maniac, who once had far better days known;
But her reason, alas now no longer holds sway
AND ciasptng her infant, she wanders alone,
The uniortunate-beart.broheu--pO Fanny Cray.
Her william was true, and he made her his wife,
And their passion was chaste as the angels above;
Bot misfortune removed all the comforts Of life,
And William his honesty gave up to love.
No mercy, his Prince to his crime woaid impart;
And his life is the forfeit the youth must now pay
God shield thee, air mourner ard comfort thy heart
The stranger shall weep for thee-poor Fanny Cray
Bark bark the death bell now strikes on her ear
And deep sinks lis note Ia her wild tbrohbng breast
The image of sorrow-she sheds tear
But her infant more close to her bosom is pIessd.
/" Hush, hush thee, my baby-thy father is gone
But VIC soon shall mud out and will follow his way
And the best King Of Mercy will bend from his thu one
Ana pity the woes ofthe poor Funny CRAY"
See how she pucks the green furze on the heath
New she dies to ,he where the yew wave
And entwipisg with care, wild, tsncifnl wreath,
She places II softly on williams lone grave.
Bloom bloom sweet buds" she with ecsacy cries.
:" With tear drops ri water yonr roots every day.
And when the rude iempests of ntumn shall rise,
fon shall res, IN the bosom of poor Fanny Cray"
Not lsng did the woes of the mourner endure
One might she wen, forth in the chill northern blast
Aud when morning arose, her pale ON the moor
The villagers saw, as to labor they pass'd.
And now, meath the yew-branches' wide spreading
shade,
By the side of her william her form wastes away
On the stone is engraved. where her relics laid
Goa resi- fhes--"yoFtunate-poo Fanny Cray"
'wiLLIAM GHAY, ne husband Of Fanny Cray ,pas
srseuted IN London, "a Nay last for thoroughbred
6ank notes. trds lis .tfrSt offence, ana poverty
alone induced the commission Of il. Three Others
rere ereented NTH him. rho appeared the sriai,
hGd Sedncef Rim INTO the HRtdtofut traffic. The Lon
don account states, that considerable interest tcas
made to save fhe lye Of Gray. He uas only twenty-
gao geare 81 dge-hdd been married 10 dn dmiG6ie
N0UdH, OF respectable connexions, bar little
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May s..

Treasury Department, 6priI 27fk, 1919.
NOTICE rs hereby given, that the several acts Of
I limitation heretofore passed, aud which barred
tie allowance and settlement of cerlaa eyidences OF
pnbic debt, have been suspended i~o Years BY an
act passed taei3ih OF April 1915 which The following
Is copy. MM. n. CRAWFORD,
Secretary ~ the Treasury.
An Act to antorise the payment certain certificates
ScHiafi"eS ~ the Jntted Stcfcs af smcrica ia or.
sTeSS assembled, That much ofan ace entitled 'Au
act making utter provision for tue support public
credit ahd tor te redemption Of the pEbc debt" pass
ed The third da, OF Mach thousand seven hundred
and ninety-n,e aud much Of the act, entitled An
&C, respecting loan office mai settlement c.t-
cafes, lndenIS OF interest, aud the and regis
tered debt, credited tue books of the Treasury
passed the twelfth dav OF time, one thousand seven
hundrcd aud nInet,ePht bars from settlement and
allowance, certificates commonly called loan Office and
hsai settlement certificates and Idents interest he
and The same is heresy, suspended for the term of two
years, iIoih and Ser the passing this ACT noiit-
caten oil which temporary suspension the act OF linn
taton shall he published by the secretary of the rrsasu
~ for The Information OF the holders the saiG cer,i
eaes IN one or more OF the public papers each of
the United States.
Sec. 2. I'D be is further enacted That all cerua
caes,'commoniy called loan office cetscaies, counter
ssneu by the loaa officers Of the states respectively
MAT etIlement certltcatcS, aud Indsns OF
WHICH, at the time Of passing this act shall he ous,anG
ing, may he presented at the Treasury and upon The
fame being quidated and adjusted shall be To he
respective holders OF tue same with interest, six per
cent. ION the date of the last payment Of uteJen a
endorsed Ell said certificates.
sec j. INA be " FURTHER enacted, That for carry
ing TINS act into effect the OF eighty thousand dol
iaTs be appropriated out of any moneys in the Treasury
OF the United States not otherwise appropriated.
n. CLAY
Speaker OF the House OF RepressntGives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of Tie Senate totcninute
april ls, lsis-ApWoYed JAMES MONROE.
sIay D. IlG VITO
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AmpnsI %.

ID oANOKE NAVIGATION C0MPANY.-Ata meet.
u Ing Of the directors it was ordered that the next
annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS in the Roapoke Ma
VACATION Company, which by law takes place The Ith
Monday in October, should be held at Rock Landing
and that the directors themselves should meet at The
same place on the Friday preceding that day. This is
therefore 10 netily the same 10 all concerned.
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
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''--.- ..ss..s ......-..
COMMISSIONER AgDEFsoN'S OFFICE

UHidmS6uyg, Aug. u, 1878.
lbaVe appointed Friday the 10th OF October next
commence Tie accounts directed 10 he taken by the
within ordeton which day by %. N. the parties cor
cerned aT6 directed tn be at this Office with their books
papers, accounts, testimony, and copy CT The ONCE
papers. RO: ANDpRSoN Conun,r
Sept.8. "a rnt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

This cause which ordered to stsnd revived i'm the
name OF Samuel N. HAYWOOD, who hath InieTuarried
with the plaintiff Elzs o. rane this day to lie again
heard Oh the papers formerly read and the bill Teyi-
vor, aud ras arsneG ~ counsel on consideration
whereof, the doth 2iud e order and decree that
The defendant Patrick HeHdTc1Tender q: The
rents and profits of the lanes OF Robert Ellison Sarah
DrinkaId since he death OF Nm. 81. DIimkaTd, and
which have bfen received Y the said Rendren and he
SAID deehtaii further directed TO render
ollie rents ahd PIohts al the lands pf Robert Ellison
and sarah DTnkasd received By tbe ceiendaBts mites
tae, Wni. H. DTGkaTd, in bis lifetime which said &C.
counts are 10 be rendered cloEe the cpnnIisssn
ers OF his court, who is directed state and settle
the same, and make report thereof with any
mates specially stated thought pertinent by himself or
required by the parties. 4 copy, Tsste,
WIN. 4. BANKS, u. G..
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4 PETITION will DE presented to the next Legsla-
tu'e, praying for increase storage on tobacco
at woodson's warehouse i'll Gainesville.
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NiRGINiA.-At d ohancery district court held in
Williamsburg, june is, 1919.
John Coler aud ann c. his wife, W. Il. Colgih & Sa.
Tah his wife, Elizabeth Ellison, infant Of nnaer
years by I'll said VIM. X. her guardian. PiciRtigs
Against
Patrick HenoTem, eX'or Of VIM, ~. Drnkard who MAS
adm'OT ofh!s late wife Sarah. who was txecuIiX of
Robert ESon, her former kusband and the said Pat-
rick IcHdren as guardian of Robert Ellison ir. ana
also as adm, or ce h-mls non Of me sad Sarah
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IN ChANCEHY.--At d court teld fgT Buckingham
d county, the 3th dsy sf July, 1915.
Daniel GueTrSut. ....................Co Conn IapGHt
AGAINST
Lewis chaaane, lshan ohaslane, James IIudnali asd
hhodd his wife, Jones aud Elizabeth bis wife
John Chastaipe. Jacob Chasia.e, William Chas,aine
VIM. Ayfes aid DIaTed bis wife. Moss and
Martha his wife, AID judith Chasiaine children and
btlrs OF bdhe CbaStaine dee. and Martha Chasiane,
WHO" and eXecutiix of tie last will and testament
% me sara uectbent. $780,. .DCJe1daHfs.
ON the motion OF The complainant and Il sppeariug
10 lie satisfaction ofhc court that The defendants Lewis
Budnai Srd wife, Jshn, Jacob aud William Chasions
are tnhsbants Of this state, ms DecTeed and Or
dtrtd ibat uncsS Trey shall appear here befoie
November term next and answer the coDpiananpsbin,
ie court viii then proceed to take The as confess
co as TO 'he and decree the matter thereof accord
ngiy asa tiata copy Of this order be foubVih pub
3hrd 10 some Of the public newspapers Of tire CITY
Of Richmond, Tor Two months srcc,ssiyeIy and thai
another COPY be posted Hp At the font ofe
L. ELDRlDGE, jr. % c.
AncnH 2. 2I..vst'
E4 tssRs. Richard B0S6eyViue uni bgisaBcfh Ais
1VA rJe, amt George 5tssk and Aiarfho his VIE
- Jon are not Inhabitants " this commonwealth take
t,s method % informing you thst shall OH ne 2gb
and 25h days of September next hetueen e hours Of
ten oclockiu the morning aud TIVE o'clock the even
ng OF each day, az The b0gse Of E2abeb ser in The
comfy Of POWhasn, au5 state Of Nfggia proceed o.
take the dispositions Of Elizabeth SizeT and others 10 he
read a. evidence ~ suit now depending in the sugs
'or coHf Of aW fnr The corHty of Amea wherein Oa
are pldinfs aud am defendant.
Yours, with fetpeei,
JANIS JENNINGS.
& Il persons wbo have claims sgainst tie ea7Ie Of
- JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired 20 make
tAen known 20 W without delayihatd found correct
ne esiae, are solicte 70 pay what they with
little delay c0Evslierty be- as are desrogs Of
payiur the several sgaCies of tssator as expedi-
uogsiJ az possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER }. CHEVALLiR,
Assug o. SD
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4 PETITION will he presented to the next LerisIa
ture. praying for Of storage on obacc
al Nic'olas's warehouse in Warren
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

LII persons having claims against the estate ~ ,he
N late THOMAS WILSON, are requested To make
them known TO me- Those indebted the estate are
requested to make payment without delay.
A. p. UPSHUR.
Admir- With The tUiH aRaered of
July IL. 2O..u Thomas Vilson dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

Ryfhe COcerJt0r 81 the Commonwealth or Uiyei1ig
PROCLAMATION.
MHENEAS from information 10 be relied on, il ap-
w pears that contagious disease uIhappily prevails
~ havana supposed ~ ic the yellow fever, which has
excited gust ground OF apprehension that without great
f'ecahon tue contaeon may hs brought into this COM
nioiveaih by vessels arriving from poIl have
thought proper by and with the advice the council Of
state 10 call upon the sUperinteDdanis of quarantine at
wealth 10 use their best eNeftions prevent so great
slaity among The good people of this state enect
when ihe said snRefintendaus hereby particularly
enJoined 10 require of all masters yese COMING
from TIE said port ofaNana tn perform ianIine
twenty days al the usual quarantine ground of then
ports respectively.
And do nereby strongly enoln an REQUIRE that
until such vessels shall he dscba gcd FEM their graran
tine, all persons coming, gonds imported thrt elm
come not on share, BOARD any other vesse or
he landed OF puton board other vessel whatsoever
within ibis comis."n" ealih And moreover that no
person or perscnser board any vessel ordered to
mission hrst hsG obtained ia rk:ag from the res
peCtiye sUperiRteLdaHis
All pilots Repaired give notice to the respective
s1rsrin,cnsanis II ihe arrival suc vessels as are
Supposed TO he affected with contagious disease: And
the sad sureIIDtsndans hereby authorized use all
Lawful! aud per means leir respective ports within
this oonincnw to execute The Bjunc,ious hereby
imposed, which is required to be done with diligence
anG GdeiiD.
Given under my hand governor and under
lite sea, oftbe comm onweai,h, at Richmond
(seaD TINS twenty second day OF juy, ia the year Of
our Lord, one tnCas.nd eight hundred and
eighteen, and of the commonwealth the AID.
JAMES Z. PRESTON.
-USU
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Commissioners C6'ce, RicLsqoa9 ynfy "a jsIa
bbe parties interested are desired to take notice tat
have appointed the god day of September next for com
nencibg the account directed BY above OF der OF The
court on which day al O'Clock a. NJ their attention H.
requested at NY sifce in this city, with their accounts
and vouchers, ready for examination ard settlement
-, JOHN BRYCE,
JHF oi' 2j-v,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

fIefeHn6UfS.
The defendant John Raglapd, BOT having eutcTed his
appearance and given security according aud The
rules OF this court aud IL appearing satisfaction
of the that he an inhabant Of this state on
The molten ofthe plaintiff by his counsel II is OrGer.
co. fhai The said defendant RagIaDd do appear here
the second Monday in October next, and answer the
bill OF The plaintiff; and that copy ofiiis order be
forthwith nsefediu Of lie newspapers pi int
ed ~ the city ofRChmoni foT eight weeks
and posted at :he front door Of the courthouse OF this
county, OIL some c0urt day. A copy, Tesse
THOMAS BAKER, D. c. T.. c.
August !. % wyyv