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ward ofcape Henry. A tremendous sea
then going, it was deemed most prnd.n,
to make tor the Gulf Stream, but he /
tempt was frustrated by the SEVERITY ii lhe
gale, and il was found exped!en, 70 clear
the deck OF fine horses, the property ii
X. 4 d. Tisdale of this place, S mules he
longing to the captain, and 9 hhas of Chi.
ma belonging 10 Mr.. R. Geryias, al! OF
which were thrown overheard.
About alfpast P. NJ. the wind blow.
ing directly On shore, and the sea making
a continual breach over her. she was drift
ed on Body Island, and in one hour big
ed. The cargo was principally owned by
Mr.. John Tunis, Messrs. Nelson's & Neil,
w. Sayre, jr & Co, Vincent & Son, Brette
= Son, r. T. B.Tisdale, Mrs Simington,
George OFT, Robert Robertson, Charles
Donaldson, J. C. Adding and T. Lam
bert.
The passengers were-Nessrs s. 81.
mngton, Miss Logan Mr.. & Mrs. CIapp,
Mrs. b. Tisdae. Mr.. Crosbie, pastor Of
the catholic courch, Mr.. Lowe, Mr.. Fisk,
Mr.. Church, Mr. George Churcbward,
and four Irish passengers in the steerage,
names not recollecled--all of whom, with
the whole of the crew, we are hap
dy to learn, reached the shore in safety
Mrs. Smrngton and Mr.. TisdaIe arrived
here yesterday.
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From the .New- York Daily .4ds. Afdy II.
TAT our particular request to the Hon.
Judge Woodwork, he has politely consen-
ted to the publication oil the sentence pro-
nounced by him upon the black woman
lately convicted OF Arson in this city,
"RosE BUTLER,
The crime for which you are about to
suffer is justly considered among the most
atrocious of human offences. In all civili-
zed countries its punishment has been mar
ked with severity. Noprudence Or human
foresight can protect US against the mid.
night incendiary-We can resist the high
wayman and sometimes defeat the attack of
the hired assassin; but in the hour Of re-
pose, when nature has sunk 10 rest, what
guard can shield Us against the wicked pug.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-24
From the Norfolk Herald, May 10.
.pa,v.L OF THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
The frigate United States. capt Crane,
came ir from sea on Sunday last, and
anchored in Lynnhaven Bay. being pre-
vented by head winds from getting into
the Roads. Her letter bag was sent up
yesterday by pilot boat.
The United States left Messina, March
10. and Gibraltar March SO, and we learn
by one of The officers who have come up
from her, that she had a very boisterous
and disagreeable passage, with a success
sion of heavy westerly gales. She brings
no later news than the brig Union, which
arrived at Marblehead on the 29lh ult.-
The following items, however, have been
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-24


Had MASTERED logic with no wish to
nrose [toes.
And bowling, seldom trod on ladies'
Nevertheless, we can't the fact deny,
He was not call'd fashionable man;
There zvas glimpse of meaning in his eye'
And his tongue very seldom glibly ran
Tbro' that eternal chime Of empty matter
ofwbich our pretty gentlemen can chatter
The worst Of it was, he'd never been a.
broad;
He never on great mans toes had trod;
Nor to court ball gone,
Nor seen Lord Wellington.
His loose cravat had true rustic tie,
That would in Bond.st. cut devllsh n
CURE;
t,;s w,;stcoa, collar wa. an inch too high.
And his old coat m ight have been some
thing trigger, [what bigger;
Rut il was made when coats were some
Nav. as he scarce for these things Car
peg,
His breeches have been seen to MT bis leg.
With these subtrscti9ns from his worth,
Tho, call'd good fellow and SO forth,
lie had small note with those Of high de-
gree:
never saw him in the --'s box,
Nor nodded to by fashionable folks
q hat wonder, then, with rubs like these
ii he
Sometimes little splepetic should be-
And should forget it never menus Inc
matter,
To vent your spleen in satire.
You've here chance tolcll, sing, whistle
Or slumber, ifyou please, DER this, his hrs'
sn;s,,e [hearty
Il tells. in terms rather too strong, his
DisIikeof what we folks call tea'party'
A lesser sort of rout, where you may see
All who ar'n'tnuts or ice cream eating,
Engaged in diligently conjugating
Thru every tense, that French verH, Je
ni'ennuie."
take my pen to tell you the tOwn'ne"s;
A plaguy cold,
Just len hours old,
Which obtain'd from silk hose andthln
Has given me opportunity to muse.
Yet spite of weeping eyes and teazins
cough.
And rather too much leisure,
I am more comfortable By half,
With all this real pain, than with affected
pleasure.
Invited by a written card, les,
Isallied out last night in shoes & breech'
And entering. tried very hard les;
20 make just such bow as fashion teach
A stiff and angular nod,
Such as is made by country clod,
From England brought,
And lately very m odish thought
The rooms were very full Of bellies and
beaun: (clothes !;
There was much talk, and plenty OF tine
Yet. as made my sau alton,
Each one ceas'd talking to his neigh
Dor,
As glad of this reprieve from labor.
And the wide hubbub had sight
cessation.
Than ghost in purgatory much fororner,
Is,hop'd my hosts were well, ana supp
into corner.
Ilook'd, and own lik'd the womens faces
That dimpled like bright waters all a.
round me;
/ can't but say liz d their airs and graces,
Which, though they pleas'd, did SIN
somewhat asound me-:
Delicate gauzes and transparent laces,
Naught hiding that's worth seeing, did
coniound me.
I iear'd that was not awake,
Or had found the dressing room by some
mistake.
Still twas pleasant thing to gaze upon
What we poor men so seldom can look
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politely communicated BY an officer on
board, TO Mr.. Lyford, Keeper of the
Reading Room. Left the Frank lin and
Guerrero at Messina, and the Erie and
Spark at Gibraltar Mr.. Shaler, United
States Consul General for Barbary, was on
board the Erie. The squadron were 10
unite at Sicily, and then visit the Barbary
Regencies.
" circular communicated to captain
Crane, by General Don, lieutenant Co.
vernon of Gibraltar, States that the plague
continued its ravages in Morocco, All
giers, and Tunis, but the mortality was
decreasing.
+" Edwin w. Turner, late purser of the
United States. died at Messina, after
tedious illness, on the 9Th March.
Spoke May Ist.i n lat. SO So, n. long.
59l7, w. ship Henry Clay, from Norfolk,
bound to London all we'll"
FROM 1UR CORRESPONDENT.
Gibraltar, March 30.
Letters from Madrid say, that all is
confusion there, and that the Marquis and
his cabinet were moi expected to hold
their seats much longer
" The Frigate expected from Vera
Cruz with specie is said 10 have arrived
at Cadiz, and in consequence, the greatest
activity is displayed in preparing the end
division Of the Lima expedition, and the
grand armada for Buenos Ayres. 1t is
distinctly understood that the uhole of this
specie is private property-mind that.
The second band Of conspirators ar
rested at Valencia, have been hung"
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The ship Hope Capt. Dizzy, has aTTl'ea
at Philadelphia. A letter, dated CAs1os'
5tb Jauary last, with which we have oesA
favored, says-"The ship Thomas Sca''s
good is aground down the river; she "'D.
on at very high water; part OF her e'ie
will be taken out in boats. Ginseng =
very bad article at present; 1t may o''s
soa SSH very good.-The ship orosia'''
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Baltimore, .Wdy IS:
John White has been appointed CASHIER
Of the Office of Discount and DEPOSIT ~
this city, in place Of James W. h'Cu'0H'
removed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
STATE CONCERNS.

MARYLAND.-Iht Legislature Of Ma.
ryiand met yesterday. The Session viii
be one oi HE most Interesting that has
been held tor many yrars, On account Of
The radical chauge which The last Elec-
lion OF Altmbers of The House of Deie-
gates has effected in The political conn
plexIoH of The Legislature of the State
In addition To which, there are two vac
caDcleS TO be filled in The Senate OF The
United States, the one occa>inDrd by
the expiration OF the term OF service of II.
ii. GOldsbOrOugiI the other by the de-
cease OF A. C.. Hanson.
NORTH CAROLINA.-The Legislature
continues III session The most interest
ing subject before IT, at tie last accounts.
was proposition Tor calling Conven-
hon 10 revise the Constitution, indde by
MI Cameron, OF the Senate. The SUBJ.
Jeei lad been debaled one day, but 10
decision had upon II, DIS iaie as Thursday
. last.
John Haywood is re eIecled Treasurer
and Samuel Goodwin Comptroller. tor
the ensuing year. The following zen.
ilemen have also been re-elecied 10 COM
pose The Council OF STATE GABRIEL
Holmes, Jesse Franklin. William Black
ledge. Thomas Nyuns, David Gillespie.
John UWstrad, Gideon AlNon.
Tenn EsSEE.-An act has passed the
Legislature TO dispose of The Lands be.
twe II Highwassce and Tennessee. II
provides, that, within nine months from
the fret January nexi, the whole country
shall be land 0fi luloioWnshlps of six miles
square, winch slall he subdNided into
sectiOus, half sections, aud quarter sec.
lions, and be sold at Knoxville. In the
highest bidder on or before the fret Noe
vember, 1920. One fourth Of the price is
to be paid down, The balance, diVid d
into three equal iusialmenis, IL PAYABLE
at the end OF len years, bat interest
on one third will commence ADD he due
IN two years, one third in four ears, and
on one-thlrd ia six years from and after
| the sales. No one person Is permitted
| TO buy more fian $40 acres for himself
| and 800 acres for each Of his cnldr, n !.
and 10 prevent fraud or evasion. IL is
enacted, that, u a greater quantity be
| purchased, the money paid shaii be Tor.
| feited, and the land liable TO be entered
under such regulations az Tie Legislature
may hereafter prescribe The sales are
TO be conducted under The direction and
superintendent OF three commissioners
| appointed by the General Assembly
An ACT has also passed "msre efleO.
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1909 Acres Land

z Nh subscriber will offer AT PUBLIC AUCTION OH
Thursday the 23d day Of December, at Amelia
Courthouse, 1908 ceres OF land lying Amelia county
aud within three miles of the Courthouse formerly
owned Uy Branch Tanner, and purchased by Cornelius
Buck of Doctor B. J.. Archer and conveyed tue cub
scriber ny Bucks trustees, in which said lands Mr.
Robert Graham moieiy tae tide however is
IN tie subscriber, and by consent Of said Gral,ans
trustees, the whole tract will be sold together, nn a
credit of aud II mouths, the purchaser give DO nd
aud approved security, with deed eff trust ON the
land 10 secure Ihe'purchase money.
gJihe sale will be without reserve and take place
al liz ocl.ck YOUNG PANKEY.
December B. 60 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
SPANISH AMERICA.
October az.

We give some iraEslaiions from Orino-
co papers received at this office. The
decree OF Arismendi cannot fail TO excite
The surprise, II not the Indignation, of
every reader. That young government,
protesting TO be in pursuit of Liberty and
Independence, and of laws for The equal
protection OF persons and property should
tameiy submit 10 so unqualified an act of
tyranny, is indeed deplorable-and fur
nlshes no favorable Illustrations of the
views and sentiments Of their rulers.
Phil. Gazette.
TRANSLATED FOR THIS GAZETTg.1
Extracted from the COreo de OriH0cO AngOslitra)
ofthe ID October.
The sovereign Congress accepted ON
The l4th Sept. last, the frequently offered
resignation of The Hon. Francis Antonio
lea, as Vice President Of Tie republic.
and appointed in his place the General
in Chief John Baptist Arismendi, who
Immediately entered upon the duties of
his office.
DECREE.
REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA.
John Baptist ATiSme,idi, Vice President of
the State, encbarged with the govern.
ment during the absence of tile Presi-
deDi, Captain General of the armies.
sc. &c.
Considering The exhausted stale Of the
National Treasury, The increased and
necessary expenses OF the war sustained
by Venezuela for Tie establishment of
her Independence, aud the immense
pay nieHt she has 10 make, not ONLY TO
meet her principal debts, but also TO sa-
tisiy those arising from the different con-
tracts entered into with foreigners, Tor the
religious fultIlment whereof the hOuoraud
glory Of The republic are pledger--in vir-
Tue Ut the extraordinary powers con-
erred on me by the sovereign Congress,
| have decreed and do decree as follows [:
Article /. Immediately after the pro-
mitigation Of This decree, all hides OF
Jlscl cattle, whoever may be their Ow-
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GFrom the N. York Daily Adver,iser.1
A Synopsis Of WiSceHaHeOus items from

European Papers.
For the period OF 10 months. Vesuvius
has discharged almost daily hire and lava,
causing violent shocks, aud throwing
from the crater redbOi stones, flames aud
smoke. On The 2Sth july last, one side
OithecrateT was FeUi wIiiI dreadful era sh.
and a part fell i'll, which sent IN mighty
torrent OF burning lava, aud ran 500 tot
ses from the crater, 20 feet in BREADTH
The noise made IS represented as being
dreadful, which was caused by the yapors,
bursting with fury, like The roaring of
tempest, from The bottom of the crater.
By this partial overthrow the summit OF
Vesuvlus has become considerably low.
er, aud lis shape changed by being fat
tened.
The beautiful appearance OF the hea
vens. which was Witnessed ~ New York
in ihe month Of October, said TO arise
from thenorilIerB lights, was visible TO the
people OF England al The same time. A
London paper mentions that a few mi
nutes before 8 p. N. several pillars OF
light shoisp from the horizon towards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

a DVBRTlSEMENT...The subscribers are aDxions
a TO sell al private SALE accommodating terms
some hue blooded MARES aud COLTS, late The pro
perry OF Ezekiel Dance Of Chesterfield among winch
are Two mares b. Eagle ont Of Lady Chesterfield The
dam OF Sir Alfred, one o, the Other years old ard
Dom supposed to he nov IN foa by COnqacrof; hII,
one year old, and colt or months old both ont of
one OF the aforementioned naTes-the flly by Merry
held, and the coltby Sir Hal Que half mare h,
Eagle out OF the dam Of Sir hifIea years old Iast
sprung 'hts mare IS IN possession Of Jehn L. Eaosr -
MecklsDbufR, who owns the other half Of her the other
dfes aud colts are az the late residence Of Ezekiel
Dance ~ Chesterfield county, where they can be see
by those disposed to purchase.
Applications TO be made to
WIN. S. DANCE, q. PovbataD c. H., or
JOHN ". DANCE, Richmond.
NoVeinheF w. SS..Uf
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oers, are declared 10 belong TO The stale,
WITHOUT reserve or exception, aud u alone
shall have The power Of disposiug tAere0f.
ID. This imposi shall exis. as long as
The urgent necessities of the stale may
require IT, and shall cease as soon as The
public treasury shall be relieved from lis
present engagements, aud shall have made
some collections
3D.. The officers of the principal Offices
oil this city, are charged with the Col!ec-
ton and storage OF the hides, naming Tor
HIS purpose such agents as they NAV
think proper, and shall furnish the minis
Ter OF war with monthly account of such
as may be IN Their possession.
4th. In the towns and cities except
Sole'iad and Barrancas, and in those
DIVISIONS oil the army acting in The exile.
Tlnr. The respective authorities, cOmnlan-
ders, or chiefs, viii take upon themselves
the execution OF this decree, also naming
Tor that purpose agents, who shall collect
the hides aud place lhem immediately al
The disposition Of the government, with
an count thereof.
oih. In The ports of Barrancas and Sole
DAD, the respective administrators of the
National Customs will be charged with
ne collection, storage and remittance
oi me hides 10 government, with
corresponding account, without forget.
ing 10 require mole of such as were
collected previous ITO the publication
OF this decree, which they shall traus-
mil 10 the war office as speedily as pos.
sible.
9th. The actual holders of hides in this
city shall pass 10 The war office within
Two days, correct account of such as
they may have received up 10 the date oil
this decree.
9Th. The same shall be done by the
holders IN other parts of the Provinces,
delivering the said account 10 The coupe
tent authority for lis prompt remission TO
government.
Sih. II shall! be the duty of every owner
of hides 10 deliver them 10 the State as
soon as they shall be well dried.
9th. Any violation of this decree shall
b. punished by the exaction of double the
value OF what may be concealed.
10th. The minister of the interior and
OF war pro TEN. is charged with tue exc
cution of tins decree which shalibe print
ed, published and circulated.
Done IN tile palace of The government.
IN the capital OF Guyana, OH The 2lst Sept.
lSl9-6ih.
(Signed)
JOHN BAPTIST ARISMENDI,
Minister of The Irteyisr and
of War, pro TEN.
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TUE subscriber having obtained tic ense from The
Common Hail, Ofers his services to the public as
an AUCIIONEBR Of LANDS aud SLAVES He viii
0 property made under tile authority of eNechtoTs
administrators, trustees, commissioners appointed by
courts, &C. &C. -
ness committed u bis His long experience as An
auetioneer, will he trusts enable him TO give general
satisfaction.
His once 10 Kept in the upper tenement Of a two
story succeed house street, between 18th AID
i4ih streets, where he will be found between The hours
81 10 aud 2.. Communications fof him. may also be
LETT, h more convenient, with Mt Samuel Harris al
the Basin JAMES BROWN, jf.
Dec.T, Off
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4 AM, Or t'Nk srOCK.-I irish TO sell a tract
- o. land Tying III CQmpbeH county, 20 miles from
Lynch6nrg.S mites from CamPbeH Courthouse aud
d0ont miles from Mdui,t0H river. This tract is
commonly called the" Locust Thickct, "contQins bv
receM surrey 1896 acres lying nell any trace
~ re couHty.-ddOHt 400 acres haze been cleared
me 6RIdnce is coDered with vdkxabke kinl6er- por
ron Of az rs good tc6accs ianR and ne tchoke usX
dddPtea to ydrming-n is UeH mafered ana the
neishoorhood is good Stock Of the Bank ef The Uni
tSd StdfeS, Bank Of Virginia, the Farmers Bank
o. Virginia, u0ufd be taken ia payment or ncconio
dut"g ttH'e stven on the purchase money. Mr. John
1tera"6er, near Campbell courthouse, apilE shefr
The land. UILLIdM ~ pEWny ETOW
Rtchmond, May II. Itf
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,StOD. SION. ,St0D the Theft

Stop, Stop, Stop the Thief!
MAS stolen from me Monday evening. 9th INST.
~ within mile Of my house in Chesterfield county
4 BAY MARE, about eight years old next SPRING
supposed To he live feet inch high, with a long
witch tail aud full nane; snip OH her nose, and he
ie'ed small white spot on her foTshead-her bind
hoois incline inwards, and was shod all round: she
PAGES remarkably fast, aud somewhat rough hoover
WIZ deliver said mare To me shall receive reward Of
Ten Dollars, or THIRTY DOLLARS for conviction of
the thief. THOMAS GRAVES tr
InNit
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Ben. James Harris y John jones.
HAVE connected themselves in the COMMISSION
Il BUSINEyS, under the drm Of HARRIS x JONES
and IN that line they Offer their all who may
please 70 favor them.
Richmond, July 2. 49, .Gm
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ENOUND-in my bar on Saturday evening last. Hight
l. BANK NOTES, supposed To be dropped by Come
gentleman from beyond the nOuntan The owner Is re
quesen TO make known his loss, pay the expense OF
this advertisement, aud call for his money.
RIO: II. SAUNDERS.
Short Pump Dec. O. ~ a,
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HM. @. NOSBY-A1YORNEl 1T LII
NJ ILL attend the superior and interior Hen
w rico, New Kent, and King William, and The Hus.
tings couTt OF The city of Richmond All business which
may be conded TO him, wiz meet with punCtua atteu.
iion His Office is over M DoTsheiIner's few doors
below the United States Bank Nov. III. 5S..Iat
NNlLL BE SOLD, on WedH.Sday the I5th Decezuber
w neat, al Springfield Coal Pits, the late residence
OF Daniel Burton deceased. all the stock of HORSES
CATTLE, SHEEP and HOGS, crop of CORN, FODDER
sc. PLANTATION UTENSILS, household aud kitchen
FURNITURE.
Twelve mouths credit will be given for all sums ove
S2o-that sum and under, cash will he expeCied-ihe
purchasers in all cases will be required give bond
WIN approved security to carry interest from the date
II not punctualy paid.
" All persons having claims against the said estate
are required present them without delay for settle
ment; likewise those Indebted will make payment as
indulgence will not be given. r. BURTON,
Adm'or Of Daniel Burton, deed.
November % 57..ids
COHee, Sugar, Spanish Hides, &c.
SO Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Hhds. do. ST. CToix SUGAR
20 do. I'd quality DO.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
20 Barrels TANNERS Oil,
Aud will be landed to-day from the Schr. Hamlet
from philadelphia
40 Hbds good RYE WHISKEY
30 Barrels do do.
FOR SALE
RALSfON * PLEASANTS.
October az. lstf
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Mn. ROBERT GRAHAM having relinqnlsOed 6S
1VA consent his eNcCatOrsbp upon the estate Of
JAMES LYLE, deceased, the subscriber has been az
pointed by The General Cont administrator De bons
business relative thereto will he transacted Il being
TIE wish " the subscriber t. seue his admisIA alton
as soon ~ possible, AL persons To- whom the estate Is
indebted are requested 70 present iher claims adjust
nenl aud those Indebted TO the estate make iinne.
oae payment, ioAger INDULGENCE cannot he granted
JAMES LYLE, 1d1Iiaisfrato,
dc OoRis H0R tcith Ehe wiU aaRered Of James
Lyle fhe eidcT, deceased.
+''V"p'i 50. NJ0..u
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New Revised Code.

THE subscriber being appointed Agent for the sale
L of the extra copies Of this i'm ortant work re.
quests such booksellers as wish to purchase by the
quantity, or any other person who wishes only sin
gle copy, TO apply to him at the Inquirer Office
rgKMs Of safe TO be cdsh.-The 1900 copies for the
state are 10 he delivered in the first instance. Al
he copies al the volume are bound ana read, Tor
delivery. The I'd volume is printed, and is now in
The binders hands and IL /, hoped ina, line boic aooo
copies Of will be delivered the LIST to the 10Th
January. Until that tiaie no copy will be disp@
sf to any individual. Mean time, however arrange
, may NC 'naue Wy pooNseheis anu otbers Tor tile
III "t VI a"y W Tue en.a COPIES. Leueis upon
.n's e"'1ec'' pose Paid VIII BE immediately attended
!" o ~ SAMUEL ChRf Snie Agent.
~ ~ 'eqnesteo' that az applications whatsoever,
toucni"e tue Ne" REVISED Code, whether by letter
III pe'so may De addressed 10 MI Cary.
OeC' =. 6i..u THE PUBLISHERS.
NEW NIIIIINERV S'TOPE
J,tls ,,yt,,, ,-n,.. -. a -. - n
Mrs WH,rR La. in,, r.c.;Ysa TO-, ~ H. % W -
WI non STRAW poNNErS 49,, c,,hians -
81 IN "lna" poNNEi ., 'a,est iasniohs.....-on
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Form oCaH 1GdaVit.

This day personally appeared before me
magistrate Of the said A r. and made
oatn lha the shares mentioned In the above power are
really his property (Or the property Of
whose executor, administrator or guardian he ts) and
not held ~ pursuance Of any cOnrivancs or design 10
OBTAIN greater number Of votes than lac fairly emil
led TO- IN conformity With the proportions of voting
on shares as established in the for incorporating The
Bank Of VIRGINIA