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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
Office.

KN| AS committed to Fairfax county jail,
w Va. by warrant from under the hand
and sea! of c. &. Hroadwater. Esq. on the
S2d July, 1920, negro man, who says bis
name is ADAM. and that he is the property
Of Samuel Stephens, of buckingham county,
Va. The said Adam is of dark complex
ion, full faced. about fent or 10 inches IN
height. has lump on his breast, and large
stout made fellow; his clothing when com
mi.ted was brown homemade wooden COAL
and linen shirt and pantaloons and wool ball.
The owner is reques ed to come forward
prove his property and take him away, or
otherwise be will be dealt with accordinglo
law. 2. B. BRADLEY,
For R. Coleman, Sheriff of Fairfax Co.,
september Is m3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
Montreal, Sept. 4.

.N0ntTeGt, OePt. r.
In former letter mentioned that the
Commissioners, appointed under the Treaty
Of Client, were TO meet in New York in Oc-
,ober next. The day fixed is the Esd. The
American Surveyor, attendants, &c, arrived
here on Friday last, via Quebec. the brl-
fish and American Surveyors agree on the Oh
sysfling high lands, the Americans will have
sslarge accession of territory between the
81. Croix and ST. Lawrence. an extent OF
J country ITO by rs miles, which will reach
within Ia miles of the river ST Lawrence
The north east angle is in lat 40 que
bee YOU will recollect is in 46, 56. great
portion of this country is nnGuitivaled, anu
from the nature Of the soil ever will be. On
some Of the streams there are few inhabi-
tants. Perhaps the whole number may a
mount to $50, who are annually visited by a
priest from Quebec. We must wait for fur
Their information, until your President makes
his next communication to Congress. From
what can learn, il is thought that the Anne
ricans will not consider the abandonment by
the British OF the territory near 20, tRouse's
Point &C. Sufficient equivalent Tor what
they claim on the eastern boundary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
Ner. York, Sept. l3.
PORT Au PRINCE.

The committee appointed by a general
meeting of foreign merchants resident in
Port al Prince, assembled on the 18th inst.
(August) in consequence of the destruction
OF considerable portion of the city by FIRE
on the 18th, and acting in nformity to the
instructions the n received, submit the follow
ing as the result of their enquiries
" towards noon on the 9Th inst. the fire
broke out in the premises OF Mr.. Cruchon,
apothecary, situated nearly in the centre of
the city land forming the corner of the Gran
de Rue and Rue Bonnie Fol
The accidents ascribed to children play
ing with fireworks in the back yard of the
house but the agitation which has since
prevailed, has not yet admitted of our fully
pertaining whether this belief be we'll
founded.
For several weeks previous to t! is melan-
chofy evert the weather having been unu-
suaily dry, the danger to the surrounding
buildings WIS greatly increased.
A strsng westerly wind was blowing at
the time, carrying the fire with irresistible
rapldIty 10 an eas'erly and norlbeasterly d.
rection, consequently into that quarter of the
city where the shops of a greater part of the
retail merchants were situated.
In the short space of three hours several
streets, and with them property, which our
imperfect information leads us to estimate
at three millions OF dollars, were consumed
So rapid was the progress Of the flames,
that the inha bitants had leisure had leisure
to withdraw but little from their DIV eIlings.
and OF this little a considerable part was sto-
len by the mob, who sVaiIed themselves of
the confusion unavoidable in moment of
such general CONSERVATION, to carry off also
many goods that the inhabitants of houses
contiguous to the corfag,stion had carried
into the streets with view of removing them
to places OF greater safety.
That the losses sustained by the retail
merchants must, in great measure recoil on
the importers, is truth we cannot conceal
from ourselves; to what extent we and our
friends abroad will be sufferers, it is impos.
sible to determine after this short lapse of
time.
From the general and complicated system
OF credit prevalent here, we are apprehen-
slve that even such of our debtors as have
not suffered directly either through fire or
theft, will, more or less. be incapacitated
from Immediately meeting their engage
ments.
Since the 18th, a considerable degree of
CONSERVATION, and we regret TO add that fire
has more than once been discovered in va
rious parts of the town; whether arising
from accident or design has not yet been as
certained
The vigilance displayed by the govern
ment has succeeded in preventing any repe.
sition OF the DISASTROUS events of the 18th.
and we have the utmost confidence in its
continued exertions.
All the public Offices have since remained
closed, and business is for the present sus-
pended.
Port-au.Prinee, 18th August, 1890.
ROBERT GOLDIE.
JOHN MILROY.
]. r. BERNARD.
At a general meeting held this day at the
house of Messrs. Milroy and Richie, the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18

A letter from London, to gentleman IN
New York, (receiyed by the ship Amity)
states. that the Hon. STAFFORD Canning. the
Minister Plenipotentiary to this country,
would sail from Portsmouth, about the ION
Of august, in the Spartan frigate. He may
therefore soon be expected 10 arrive at An
napolis. $.
The same letter adds, that the weather IN
England had been very cold and rainy the
latter part of July.
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Phineas Janney,

uAS received per ship Boston, u :
IlFinley, master, from Stockholm ,eist.
300 tons Swedes iron, assorted, co ?nobes
;ng Of tire iron from 2 inches to ihcn''
wide and from ] inch TO inch thick
Square iron from inch to inches
Round do j, !, i and II inch
Plough plates various sizes
IN STORE, nd a
90 tons Swedes iron, assor,eu' wLich
few tons Swedish steel in bundles,
will be sold On accommodating terms fm.vs,
9Ino s
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the cliff OF whose banks We vffe s,,.,,
fell into the sea. from Tie shock ~ ;'''o
earthquake and ohligrd us to M. >, an
Eprccipitate retreat for fearaof ros.!
I,lion. Az iiye o'clock We Quilted ~. !, 4
awful scene with reluctance noth; Nus
could exceed The qualification felt by IS
parties: on our road to the city we b a's
FREQUENT opportunities Of oDser,inc ' ID
damages done by the earthquakes > MI ,"0
ny cottages were entirely thrown down
and others totally uninbabitablc ,h,
roads were checked and almost imnassa
BILE, from the hills having fallen in ~"
on them in various places.
On the following day, cant T;,,,rd
being anxious to have view r. tbs
volcano from the ship, he invited oa r'
ty to take an excursion by water. and
had the pleasure of making one On
rounding the west end Of the leland
we found ti,at the volcano dur;no. I'
night had increased to mornto;,
yearly coni'ai whose base formed Al.
most an equilatcral triangle, So tLsr
within he space OF few hours if b,J
increased upwards Of six hundred feat
liz height and Was still in full aclinn
in passing TO the leeward of it nearly s
miles distant. some OF the clouds hnrse
over The Sabrina, and covered lhe shin
with sand and ashes, so as to oblipe fine
ladies to leave the deck another grand
explosion took place about 4 z. NJ. and
at 6 a repetition. Daring the night the
volcano was pretty quiet, at intervals
streams of fire were discernibIe. bur #
coming on to blow hard from the NV
we were obliged to keep good offing;
at daylight the next morning we return.
ed to Porta DeIgada. Since the ssd.
the eruptions have entirely ceased a
strong smoke, however, continues to
issue from the centre of the crater,
which is still boiling, and the water of
the sea is perfectly warm. at the dis.
lance of more that half mile from the
island. Several persons have landed
on the island. but found the ground so
hot as to oblige them to re embark i'm
mediately i; had the eruption continued
much longer, in all probability safe
harbor would have been formed between
the volcano and the Bahia dos Mostey.
ros. About century ago, an eruption
broke out on the land, which burnt for
several months. The extinct crater is
composed of lava, pumice, and caIcined
earth and sand, which having been in
state of fusion, resembles the dross of
ore.
Hartford, Sept. 5.
FRATERNITY.
On small twig Of an apple tree
this season, the property of Mr.. Jo-
seph Work Of Ashford, was cluster
Of t1oenty frc apples full grown 50
closely situated that t7centy foal of them
touched each other.
Honesty is the best policy after ALA
young woman was mangling some
clothes at mangle kept by poor VII
dow in Aberdeen /; while the widows
back was turncd the girl stole bottle
of small beer from the window, and Sc.
GREETED. it amongst the linen IN her bas-
ket. The beer, by the change from an
upright to recumbent posture, became
So agitated, that bounce flew the cork
out poured the unprecedented thief
and rendered the clothes only fit forths
Woch tih
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Extract Of letter 10 commercial house IN
Norfolk, dated

Extract Of a letter 10 commercial house IN
Norfolk, dated
yMontfDideo, July ID.
We have great pleasure in informing you
that this side of the river continues quiet un-
der the Portuguese government, and trade
Is rapidly increasing and improving. Could
we say as much for the western side, 1t
would afford us some satisfaction; but sorry
are we in having to state, that that once hou-
risbing and rich country. is now almost ex-
hausted and devoured by intestine quarrels
and opposition parties. IN Buenos Ayres, in
the short period OF six months, they have
had no less than % governors! whose AIMS
have been to enrich themselves, instead of
laboring for the common veal, the duty of
a true patriot character, however, which
we fear is not TO be found among them.
From Chill we have nothing OF moment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
Norfolk, Sept. l9

Arrived, sloop Nancy, Peck, of Charles
ION, 10 days from East Florida, with some
mahogany 10 the master On her outward
passage from Charleston, about the lst of
August, of Cape Danaverel, the Nancy was
boarded by boats from the Venezuelan brig
Wilson and her prize, which were then ly-
ing TOO, who offered her almost any sum for
a supply of cordoge, but which the Nancy,
however could not supply them with.--Ihe
Nancy informed them Of the detention Of
theirsails aud rigging at Charleston, which
was the FIRST intimation they had received of
the cause of their delay-the Nancy was
treated very politely by them. On Sunday
last, off Cape Hatteras, saw large bright
sided brig, not very deep laden, appeared
bound for the Capes of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18

Lees5urg, Sept IL.
On Thursday last, at the superior court
holden in this town, his honor judge White
presiding, came on for trial a case OF some
interest and much deiicacy. This was an
action for breach of promise of marriage,
wherein Miss Elizabeth Ricbards,s by her
guardian and next friend Mr.. George Ri
chards, was plaintiff. and Mr.. VIM. Hardage
Lane defendant The damages were laid
at 10000 dollars. The case was opened by
r. H. Henderson, esq. and the defendant
was heard in reply by his attorney Alfred
H. Powell; after which the evidence was
examined, and the case submitted TO the
jury without an argument. lit appeared in
evidence that Miss r. was sverse to bring.
ing the present suit. and that her affections
had never been placed upon the defendant ]
The jury retired for short time, and re-
turned with verdict Of Is dolls. 66 cents
damages; being under the impression that
this amount was necessary in order to carry
the costs.
For the plaintiff, Messrs. Richard H. Hen
derson, Lewis P. w. Balch, and Robert ].
Taylor.
For the defendant, Messrs. Richard H.
Lee, VIM. Chiffon, Thomas Swami, Alfred
H, Powell, and S. BliDcoe.
[Gsnius Of Liberty.
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above statement OF facts attermature oe.ips
ration were agreed to.
Por.au- Prince. 2Olh August, 1920.
ROBERT GOLDIE, Chairman,
J. r.. BERNARD, Secretary.
ALI pAcHA.

ALI PAcHA.
II is stated in French, paper. under the
Venice head OF the 30th June, that Ali Pa
cha had begun his campaign against the
Porte with an army of Go, 900 men, and that
the garrisons of Tirana, Durazzo. and Ca
vaglia had surrendered to him al discretion.
New York, Sept. H.
We observe, with American pride, that
the stem and stern of large frigate, has
Just been raised at our Navy Y ard, and that
almost every piece of live oak to be attached
to her, is shaped to its place, and ready to
be put up. This frigate is building on the
spot recently occupied by The Ohio, "a.
The feelings of those who now visit our
navy yard, must be elevated to an almost
indescrioable pitch, while viewing the three
seventy tours, the steam frigate, and other
public vessels; all of which, in case OF war.
could be put 10 active servi &c in few days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
Law CASE.

II has been determined. in case tried
before a justice of the peace in Connecticut,
that one horse Wagon having in it a man
and his wife with travelling trunk, is an
empty wagg on. and not loaded one in the
meaning of the. charter of the Hartford and
New London Turnpike company, which
grants toll Of ct cents for empty, and l9a
cents for loaded wagons.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18

tT tTUTH, 'otPts %
FRATERNITY.
On a small twig of an apple tree
this season, the property of Mr.. Jo-
srph Work Of Ashford, was cluster
of tventy frc apples full grown SO
closely situated that tzcenty foa, of them
touched each other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02
PLASTER nr n.n1c

Tie following communication To lie Editor is fro
avery Intelligent correspondent and practical Ag,iru
turalist. g6StoD Cc,p;n, 49, Wa
c., DORcH ESTER, APRIL is lsZO
sik....L Last Iring, after procuring quautitY os
FEGSteT y FdFtS, VI that white Kind which IS held Ia
h"si Summation IN Psnnsl lvamia geuiug II coIrj1eJ
aud ground 81 Milton village IL was used N me ,
ing manner: ~ ''""-
let In corn Held near the salt water Of abon, o.
acre "hb one hdii Tour rows reserved ia ysrouq
situations, s. IS 10 take Gr average of the soil 800
Vi he Held Was PLAIN land OF d light INN loam 49,
nun! Snd sf4veIiy said four were mannrgd every
oher biii WIN plaster alone and every ,tbrr ~,
g,"e h." Sc dug the plaster was put nm The t',ss
id ha"diul 1" every hill, the holes moi ouie 90
ueep as intended for manuTe-the sssd corn vr
50 20 very hii, vas thToWD into The mister .nd
covered over IN the usual manner The MIA ,
noe twice. an anne aud when ha vested no uiefcuc,
Cp"'u Oe PerceVsd between the siIs which had hem
piAsieIed' ana th1se which had been msnureJ vim
dng they were All alike gesd; IL was a GOOD n,,c -,
cor, ana Welded aI,ut IS bushels r ~
' sIIdIt siaseiy hoii, very poor and dry exhibit.
Ing ltle erase and some small johns wort abruI an.
SldTt ct an acre, broken up and AIR n,ati,
hoi's iof tbe mis- IN the usual way and putting i'm ec
~ que iaise nahIiul plaster. was rlsnted with
""!t1 pot'toes on the 10th May; il WAS boed tuice
and produced about IL bushels Of good uoIs,nes w.
." III lev noiS' piece of ground some early cab
HasS wei. 'rdhspIanted On The 2Ist MAJ the PTsuna
Was SPACED, ne dung put in but a small handful nj
piasef hiAeu with tie soil for each plant o he ma,
theH growth WAS extremely rapid aud they cave dnr
heas some we're sint piooted, which induced belief
ihat tue quanit, OF piatIeT was too great a asI
spoonful 81 plaster would have been subcieni for eel
plant. 'Vi cat"
The impression produced by these experiments i,
t"s' lIa'ief may answer valuable puJpnss nrpvidrd
II rs OF good quality and caLciyed there (, MI
renee IN the quality Of plaster ub,t IL So
nieahs Drighi and feels sOft the finger ike soar
Stone; VIVA IS harsh aud sandy Is not worth ,sing
want OF understanding the qualify and also The ,sin
II raw insead Of eaiCined are uerbAps The rap.s 80
l.e doubtful reputation along the ssahoard Exneri.
ehs mace win care, aud due attention to the yarnus
establish IT'S irne value. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

IN.
ArisToN ugN UDoE-
The season sf Soda Is come
And her untlin is n,wine again.
&v7uut whisky, Brandy aud Ram
But bail u thee, ,Ham's Champaignel
How u scatiers its volatile spray
and ads up IT'S sparks in our Gacesl
II drives spleen aud Megrim away
And brIngs Mirih aud Wit IN tneir places.
'risthe Cordial of Love. too, no doubt
- good f,t The LADIES as lea y
For Nrnus, our 4. ets gi, e out
was hoTH from wave OF tue Sea.
So " H. the Cheu unt
The shrine fthe Spirit of salt
To opeu little account
WIS her Priests, Messrs Jeffery & Gait.
NOTE.
NORA, or The mineral Mali, Is species Of salt. II
IS 1aud raive IA snne parts II the world bat is more
co'"nonN n'ade frum ait he ashes 1T certah
p'auis that gow rear the coast the Sas,Ia of
Sea W SC. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

N CHANCERY ut giffe, Erfd fJJ M 1JerT5S 1-1T-
o. ne GoHrf Of ne CNcd suites toy thc fJfh ciys
c"'t aaa rstn'G district, M0rch IN, 1870
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y WV TFNFf.
RICH1RD JEEFRJFy. o.

Ri O1iCgss..ihe subscflbct alone h. authorized a.
receive the outstanding dekts due g. the ia.e con
Germ NJ LYLE SCOTT SAUNDERS, hayiaa been ap-
p0cdreceivei thereofby the superior cont Of caucey
Tor f Richmond district. ~ IS expected that all per
SOLE indebted to the said concsrn Will make imgt6
ate payment as longer indulgence cannot he afforded.
b~c.S. 61.-tf S4MUfi TAYLOR
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IN CHhNCEEI - NJ y,.ltS Netn -, T1c ~, =, all
9fth cart OF ne C6ited States Tor the G,fE -
car, W., ay -, ttrgAiG district, N0rch I'm, 1870
me C'"ted SSfeS 81 @Imericu. plaintiffs
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wililal. Baltic and Seeming lame, = 70 .,aw.

wiliiai, Bailir and Fleming James g. Co. and w.,
|,S,E 'u' Samuel lidiR. ........-... DtIeudaHfs
me dtt-ndanIs Niaut Battle, and N lillian. aud
samuel Craig, mo- having entered :I-jr arprarapce
"ha gwen secntil} ACCORDING ihe act ( ssenhiv
"nu tne RULES 81 ibis Coufi ad appearing by salts
"ot"S evidence iha the are inhabitants of his
country is ordered That The san a,frndan,s DO
apreaI heie on he tist day al next term aud an
s"eI tht amended hill ~ the plaRtifs aud that /;
copy OF this ordes be foitbwith in -rr,a in son, "
payer published IN IL, Cry Of Richmond for two
"hhs sncressvel!, and posted al the front door OF
the Capitol IN the said Civ
4 CcPy-Yeste,
WM W HrNINc ~ r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

'E7HR subscriber IS DESTROYS of selling tract fiaad
lying In the lower end Of Hanover county. within
Two miles Of Navigation, containing two hundred ana
seventy SIX acres hy old survey The land Is @" COCO
quality, adapted a. the culture Of Indian coru aHd
wheat there "a the said laud q he'd % NaTi, SAID
10 be Of the drsf quality. particular GescTpticn
deemed unnecessary ~ any person disposed 20 pnT.
chase wond FIRST vie the premises The land VIII bc
sheen and the ferms made SHOWN by VT Ww. Boyd
4 New Kent conntg or the subscrher residing the
land. THEOUOS!A WEtb'
Hanoyer. April IS. VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

hfc"dTd 1HdeTS0", trustees ~ 1OnlEins 1uJ 1J,,,
ray 3"fhert0nd tOtqHhoHn q 20. S. (sh-isfiD1 ma
1ORH ICmPR'"S, and dunn JiDTTGy.. .Deirnda1ts
I"t GeeH"aRt -5ddH JWrr0g, not turin sHfc,sf
ms aPPe9rdnce dnd giOcss Sec1SHg atro,0{gr - :,
.Hte ~ me court, 0Hd 0JpfaTihC fhaf Aefs ,gf ~,
"HaOifdW IF thi5 district on me nDrioU q, m, H.
torney FOR tke O"ifea HtdteS IL is Oydtye fIrI I6
Smn a. dJeha",t 10 dppear at me Gin ~ EJcAh oud
ne T,St Hey o. me "ett term, 0Ud dHStfcr ne
OItt 81 me ptdiHtDs ana fhdt n C0py oJfbiS aye n.
Jo.aHttdh inserted 4" some aerspaIs j,iated in tEc
cry ~ Htchmo"e, for t1ro months sucr,ssirl{y ,,g
POSftH at the ly0n dOOr ~ The c0y0( In me sgj cjt
VI CgP.-It@fe, RI JEFFRJEy, CiqrE.
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March 81.

CHANCEIf ....Ata Court Of QuarIefIv- Sessions
day " March, Is20-- MY ' '9'
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LtdII'ItI NUN, dnu Leonard B0sher. 1dmiuisraIor
S.IHHoe,ii 'osheI acc DeJcHHou(s
. rue oeIehaaht Leshder Cox not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 The -
hssehe'y ana The rnles OF this count II appearing
70 the sans'acHn OF the court that he not an nhab
tS VI tuiS soihhohwralth therefore, the otion
o the SAID plaintiffs bi their COUNSEL Is onpERtn
tnat he said defendant Cox do appear here ON or r(o
the ionrh Monday in May next ana answer me bul az
the SAID PLAINTIFF aud that copy Of this ordet be
Ioihwln inserted III some newspaper published IN the
another 10 be posted athe front door of the coyTbons
VI 'h's county. Copy-Tesie
iOJ..WsW H. ID. mONTAGIIE liz Ii
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a CcPy-Ieste.
wbi W. HENING, c. c.
o. IO3..USW
March n.

N'h"iN ~ rules, holden in the CLERKS O1jce
o. lhe Superior C"uIt Of Cbancery Cor the Rich
"'1un p'suici, lie 18th DAY of March, 1870
JACOB Smith, GecTgc King ana Mary his wife L vd
ua tS"ies and Elizabeth his wife aud Nancy smiih.
winch said Jacob. MARY, Eiiza1etL aud Nancy are
"'"S "' "s,ln smith, dec'd..... ..PiaintL6s.
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March IA

IN CHANCEKI ut rUieS heiaiH fhefIerE,, f56lr.
,; q the Ggaf q ne L"ifcd Staf.s y TIC tfei-
John SpOftsroOe UtiJOrG. ..........'. Plaintiff
AGAINST
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aanDWaS hOdte. ..s......ss............De Defendant
me GteHdaHt not turing Ctntred his aypeuyuacc
o"a gOeH SecarHy, according 10 rHfe cft tie cOuyf
ana n appearing Mat ne IS not fahabifGNt 81 fbts
6istftct, OF tie motion ri me PtaintiD bghfscO.seI
~ as OTdered, nut tie s1ih 0CfcWdat dO atpr0y 0f
me CAtg ~ NiciDOHd, fhf FIRST d0y Of me- nrrr
term, amt 0HSWer me Tt0iHtiB'S bdt-nud fb0f y
cory Of mis- rule he forfhtrih inserted IN SOME ue,r,
Y0per prinfed M ne Ctg ~ Richmond, )oy ff.o
moHfhs sHccessiDeig, and posted at tic JVr dOor OF
tie caPif0t hi ne s0id citg.
4 COyV-Tfsle.
RICH41RD JEFFRJFy. C,trE.
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Boyd hiAer, james Bro7,y oUd 1s,,rorl, D..
hiS rye ROBERT Muir md Jeaa mir lis 7,jic [t1
bcIfd Btdcb G7a hurry BT07rR ana ne tscbgntor of
tne Co"ha0ff o"h 81 FirGiaiaJ Or theto,rn0J Lgacf.