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TRJIST SAFE

ESURSCA ANT to the provisions of Deed of
n Trust, executed on the 2:5th tiav Of Nav 1916.
by Seawall OSgood, to William Writ and Thomas
iayl"r, Trustees for the security and indemnfca,-
on of David Bullock, duly recorded in the office of
the Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, will
nc offered for sale, at the premises the highest
bidder, for ready money. Friday the 9th day of
August next at O'Clock, p. NJ. a certain piece or
parcel OF ground, lying III the City of Richmond be-
my part of the half acre lot distinguished i'm the
plan of sail city 10y the number (522) five hundred
aud twenty-five. bounded by the James River Ca
nal Company on the South side, one hundred a nd
ninety -four feet, aud is part OF the same lot o,
ground conveyed by Jaquelinc q. Harvic aud Nd
~ his wife, To the said Osgood, may be fully go.
OF record i'll the office of the Hastings Court of the
city aforesaid-NIrs. Osgcod, the widow of said
Seawal, is entitled to her dover in this property
and the Trustees will only convey such title as Is
vested IN tliemby the deed aforesaid.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
June o 81,
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of the left hand, three fifty skies aud twenty
eight pound weight tied together in a Silk
Handkerchief, making the exact and enormous
weight of barral Of flour, or 1876 lbs. He sus-
pended them with apparent ease, near twelve
inches from the floor, hen he held them in that
manner for nine seconds. The gentlemen
present are ofthe opinion that not one PERSON
out of 100000, could perform the same act
Mr.. w. says that he is of the opinion that he
can with the same finger lift four fifty skies, or
PEA lbs. but he adds that he has never made the
trial, and from tue manner in which lie per-
formed the above there is no reason to doubt his
opinion which would appear incredible to any
person other than Spectator. MIR. w. is an
ordinary sized man about five feet eight or nine
inches in height, remarkably well proportioned
weighing about 100 lbs. and from appearance a.
bout thirty years OF age.
A BY-STANDER.
Poui. I'm. Daiiy .4dc.
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.TREAsURA DEPARTMENT.,
Time Nth. 1904

NOTICE is hereby given to the proprietors Of
IN the exchanged q per cent. Stock of 1879, is
sued in pursuance of AN act of Congress, entitled
"An act authorizing Il subscription to the old six
per and deferred Stocks, and providing for an
exchange of the same" passed on the 9th Of July,
1919, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon at the time, will
be paid to the said proprietors, To their attorneys
duly authorised, on the first day of January, 1879,
at the Treasury III Washington, or at such Loan
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender OF
the Certificates of said ExchansedS per cent. Stock
will he required at the time Of redemption and than
the interest thereon, viii cease and determine TO
the 3lst day of December, 1924.
VIM. III. CRAWFORD,
Sec,y Of The Treasury.
July Q. t3iD43
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n the Court of Chancery of tie State of Della
IL ware, held at New Castle IL, and for the Couu-
~ of New Castle, OF the August Term, Ammo DOM
ini 1893,
Thomas Roberts,
James NJ. Broom, Jacob P. Broom, James Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro-
oerts, Asa Moore aud Ann his wife, William
Lyon Rachel e. Lyon, George Lyon, John Lyon,
and Jacob b. Lyon
AND now to wit, nn this twenty fourth day of a.
Pfii Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-lour, on motion of Joshua Co. Isrinckle ESD
compartments Solicitor, and on Aida wits filed 1t is
ordered by siic Chancellor that William Lyon RAJ
chael Il. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and IN the above canse, on Thurslav the
l2th day of August next ensuing, and the Chan
ceor directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days be published in tile Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, and the Consti-
tutonal Wing, published at Rio hmonti, in Virginia.
and be continued i'll such newspapers for the space
OF three mouths next after its first publication.
NcU Castle Comaay IS. b do certify that the above
Is a true copy of the record thercof--In tes-
ts,nony whereof, have hercunto set INV
L.. S.. hand and affixed the seal of the said court,
ty, at New Castle, the Sd day of May, An
no Domni, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Regr
oiioi CIuucerU.
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From the .Nep- York Statesman.

Hail, nptriot, statesman, hero, sage!
Han, freedoms friend. hail, Gallia's son
whose laurelS gtecncr grow IN age,
Plucked by the side OF WAsnINGToN.
Hail, champion in a holy cause,
When hostile bands our shores beset;
Whose valor bade tn opprcsssor pause
Hail, hoary warror-LA FAYETTE.
Forever welcome TO the shore,
Ayouthful chief, thy footsteps pressed;
And dauh,iess, want and peril bore,
Till WENT VlCI,'* decked thy crest;
Forever welcome, great and good.
I'LL freedoms sun on earth shall set,
The still small voice of gratitude
Shall blesss the name OLA FAYETTE!
What monarch of dcspotic power,
Who fam would crush the freeborn brave;
Whose glory gilde Il tottcring tower,
Himself u subject aud slave;
Would not, To view nations eyes
With joyous drops unbidden wet,
The pagcantfy of pride dcspise,
And grasp the hani OLA FAYkTrK
Whenever the lips of youth inquire
The path to virtue, houur, fame
Toglory's temple proud aspire,
While warmly CLOVIS the ardent flame.
The voice of age shall fearless tell
What pcris oft its path bcsct,
And prompt them onward by the spell
That urged the soul OLA FAYETTK.
And when the shades of death shall close
Forever round thy hallowcd head,
Wen seek the place of thy repose,
BY hlial leve and .duty led;
And hearts that heat in bosoms free,
QGems by unerring wisdom set,)
The living monument shall be
Offrcedom's champion-LA FAYErrE.
BOSTON BARD
RI came and conquered.
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QUAMTrUo oAHAI xoTrrnx

1850 tickets. II Blanks to a prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combina-
ton and Formulation of 81 numbers The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will he determined in few
moments by the drawing of numbers out of 81 put
into the wheel AS the present Scneme varies lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may be OBJ
tel, Richmond.
u The drawing will take place on THURSDAY Y,
the 18th day of November, Or at u much ea,lie
day, il the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
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PIJRI,I(, SNTE

apF virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed by VIII
NJ liam Crale TO the subscribers, on the 2Glh ia
of May, 1920, and recorded in the Clerks office OF
Powhatan for purposes therein mentioned, will he
sold, TO the highest bidder, public auction, for
cash, on the premises, on the 25th day of August
next, IR.1CT OF LAND, lying in Powhatan
county, on Appomattox River, adjoining the Lar ds
Of Benjamin, L. Meade, Thomas Tucker, and Others
and containing one thousand and ten acres, more
or less; much thereof as will be sufficient IN
satisfy the of the i'd deed: The title
ed in the subscribers will be conveyed to the pur
chaser.
FRANCIS B: PovALL So y,..,...
Nj. 5. DANCE, { trustees
| July 20 wtdst5l
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From, n late LONDON prper.

We have this mroning received bv express
the French papers of Saturday, and the Etole
of yesterdays date. The discussions ON the
dismissal of nj. de Chatcubriand have given an
unusual degree of vivacity to the French Jour
nails. 1T appears that the papers which Ina btu.
ally supported the Ministry in Paris, were some
of them under the influence of NJ. de Villcle,
others under that of NJ. de Chateaubriand. M.
| de N!llel's papers are the Etoilc,. the Erapean
Blanc, and Gazette de France; NJ. de Chateau
brands the Journal DIES Dcbars and the Quoti-
dienne. But for this last paper sort of strug-
gle commenced. 1t appears that, under the
Ministerial system of buying up the shares ia
the established Journals, of which we some time
ago gave an account, considerable part of the
auotidcnne was purchased or gained oversee
ven out of twelve shares. a few articles, how
ever, IN favor OF M. de Chateaubriand had an
peared IN that paper SINCE ifs dismissal, from the
pen of Nj. Michaud, its founder, and lons, its
principal editor. However, an article had been
rendered to the responsible editor, i'm which il
was said, "All Paris had left fiicir names at NJ
de Chatcaubriand's." This article was rejected
by the responsible editor, who according TO the
French law, is Obliged TO sign the paper before
itIS published. NJ. Sonlic, the gentleman who
had rendered this article, complained of the cir
cumstanccin letter to the Journals des Dcbals.
and the responsible editor. in replv, has stated
that, III the first place, he was authorized he the
proprletorS ot the 10 put an end To the
personal opposition, which, for few DAYS past.
had been shown IN the paper, and then, that il
was not the fact that all Paris has left their
names at NJ. de Chaeaubriand's. On the other
hand, Nj. M,cliaud, the head of the Chateau
brand party i'll the Quotidienne, has given a le-
gal warning TO the responsible editor 10 quit his
Office The responsible editor, of course, hay
ing as he alleges power of attorney over the
'-iZths refuses, and the legal question of pro-
perry or control will be brought before the tri-
bunas.
These quarrcls, not very important in them
selves, are very instructive as 10 the necessary
elect OF measures for limiting the freedom of
publication. Instead of Instruments of instruc
ton for tic public, journals under the influence
OF such measures become Instruments of in
trigne and deception in the hands of individuals
and governments.
The Eto'e quo: number OF pararrapbs
from tc ChateaubgianI's Monarchy under the
CHARTER, TO ircucate The necessity of unity
OF action In Ministry. Like many other cI,a1,rc-
able, vivaclous writers, VI. de Cbatea,,br;and
has furnished IN its writings materials which
may be brought against whatever couceivahIe
Inc OF conduct hc chooses To- adont
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In .4melm CounfQ, .May Court. 1924

In 7melfa Co,uafg, May Court, 1924.
Thomas Muinford and John C.. HILL Merchants M,
partners, trading undo. tie fi:in of NIum1ord and
Hill, PR. }
AGAINST IN ChnnceYy.
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts Defls.
he defendant, Thomas Roberts not having en-
tered ms appearance and given security according
to the Act of the General Assembly, and the Rules
Oh ms Court, and II appearing the atislaction of
thc ourt that the said defendant, Thomas Roberts
Is NOT an inhabitant of This State; ON the mott
on OF the plaintiffs, by Alfred o. Egglcston, their
counsel, II is ordered that the said defendant Tho
mas Roberts, do appear here the fourth Thurs
any III august next and answer the complainants
bill ;and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some public newspapers printed in the Civ
"f Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county ON two s'' cessive CONT days.
copy-Fcst,
]. f. LEIGH, C. a. C.
o"he l. W.;wt.T
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July 90
FOR SALE.

TEJ1t SALE,
SUNDRY valuable TRAITS of LAND on or nea +
~ to Dah River, in Rcckingham county, North
Carolina, belonging TO General GEORGE IzARD.
MIR. Matthew Mcdaniel, residing on the premises.
near Cascade Creek, will shcw the mart of the nro
Perty lying ON the North side of Dan River and
John Morehead, Esq. that the South side. An
ply TO I~9ald Mckenzie, Esq. Petersburg, Virginia.
or to Capt. John Noble, Danyie, Pittsylvania city,.
July l3. wts1a
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PIRAcY.-The brig Betsy Dole, Rainey,
which was recently captured by pirates i'm the
mouth of the harbor of NIatanZas, has arrived at
New London. The Captain gives the follow ing
particulars
On the morning she left that port being only
about 1-2 miles from one of the forts, the brig
was boarded by two masted boat, with seven
men. They were all armed with muslSets, pis-
tolls and long knives, and Immediately began
pundering. They took from Don Pedro DIX,
Azearao, passenger, an elegant watch ami
eighteen donbloons about 500 in doubloons,
which had been sent by captain TO his wifi, in
Hartford, and the principal part of Captain Raj
ney's clothes.-T'hey Had collected number of
other articles on deck, which they left, being
hurried off by brig standing in [thc Castor, of
Portland, which they were seen to board.
Where are all our cruizcrs At this time there
wasnot single American nor British cruizcr
in or near the port of NlatanZas.
Don Pedro de Azearao was native Of Cuba
his parents living near Matanzas. Even he was
not spared, but was subjected to violence and
plumber from his own countrynen. lie was in
good health when the brig sailed but was de-
pressed by continued severe sea- sickness, fol-
lowed by fever, and died on the tenthday after
leaving port, aged 81 years.-IIc was much
respected. and received every kind attention
which could be rendered in their situation.
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Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing, and
subject I'D deduction of Is per cent.
oroefs from the country (post paid) will meet
with prompt attention.
u Prizes in't,e Lotteries Of Ncw-Tork, Jersey,
pennsylvania and Maryland, will he received in
payment of Tickets at this Once and nv informal
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries can always he obtained.
June %.
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ItERCULEAN sTRrNcT11

q ~ .. OF tfis city, n few days since, in
the presence Of several rcntIc,nc,, 10 a.;
great establishment lifted viii, u,e Iilue Guocr
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a BY-STANDER.
Pout. I'm. Daiiy lite.
CONVENTION.

At meeting held in Randolph county, july
1924, for the purpose of taking the opinion o
the good people concerning the amending of the
Constitution of Virginia, Jacob Spring stone Esq
was called TO the Chair, and Jesse Bennett a,,-
pointed Secretary.
After an address was delivered to the people
the following resolution was adopted
Resoircd, that the President and Secretary
of this meeting instruct and request our Repre-.
sentatives to vote for an unlimited Convention
in the next General Assembly of Va. and to use
there cNcrtions to obtain the same.
The following is u statement of the vote
taken.
For a Convention Al
Against a Convention 3
Al another meeting held at letters creek the
vote stood as follows.
For Il Convention co
Against Cow ention none
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= JUST PUBLISHED BY J. n NASu
(Pr'ce one dodor,)
TEE VOCAL STANDARD.
star Sp1 Nor LrT, ID n N-NrrD

ID ENG the latest and best selection evo, oee,,,
~ to the public, particularly of American parti-
otto Songs as well Sentimental, Humorous and
Comic So"gs, Duets, Glecs, &c. many of which arc
original aud not to be found in any other coiJcc
ton.
anioris Pcr'yTn nutrir, carmen.
Song is the nurse of pairiotism.o
II The above selection was not made t,,, a., :;
dividua but ny I" a Committee D, TASTE. "cons;s,-
ing Of Ladies and Gentlemen, of this CITY, and veil,
be sound more comprehensive, diversified and rich.
perhaps, Than any other yet published
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M'INTYRE's

VIRGINIA. LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket So 90
Half DO. so
Quarter do. 2S
Parcels of Tickets may also he had ;--purcbas-
ed IN that way they will cost S15, and arc warrant
I'd To draw $50, less 10 per cent.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate. it
will cost only
Of Whole Tickets 500
Half do. Il
Ounrtar 40
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>. Very handsome subscriptions have beer made in
England for the widow Of Bowdich the unfortunate
traveller, who lost his life in Africa. portrait Of
he"rn' VII" lately Prrisl,cd ~ the same service is
10 ." published from drawing of thar iute-
RESTING individual 10y tho ubIe maud Of Mr.. g,octc.
dom Coru GGe. me-
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NOTICE.

April ID. tsoa
In Chesterfield Cou'ty Court, Jaiy I2M, 1921
Joseph Jones and Nancy his wife.
CompHs.
AGAINST
rabrha Firth, admx. of William -, IN
| Firth, decd. aud guardian of Fran o"a"cery-
ces Firth, aud Joseph F. Hamb-
I'm, Defis
lENHE defendant Hanhiiii not havino entered
n his appearance and given security, according
10 law aud the rules of this Court and !,
appearing To the satisfaction of the Court that he is
mot an inhabitant of this Commonwealth, on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by Wyndham Robertson
Esq their Attorney IL is Ordered: That unless the
said defendant iiambln do appear here on or before
October Court next and answ the plaintiffs bill the
same shall bc taken for confessed, and the matter
thereof decrecd accordingly and il is ordered
that copy of this orer be forthwith inserted in
some Newspaper published in the city of Ricbmond
Tor eight weeks successfully, aud another copy
ted AT the front door Of the Courthouse of this coun
iy for two successive court DAYS.
Cory TEsTE,
July 81 n.8u,,s,
VIRGINIA:
an Rules hoide" in lie Clerks Office Of King and
queer County, al me Court House, on Mon
day, He 5M day Of July 1924.
John Bagby and Richard Bagby,1
merchants and partners, trading
under the firm of John s. Richard
Eagby, Prfs. In
AGAINST AGAINST Chancery.
Peyton Crane and Larkin Deshazo
Exors of John Crane, decd
vu,r Dsfs.J
VIE defendant Peyton Crane. nof haviun on
teTed lis appearance, and given security, ac-
cordng to the act of Assembly. and the rules of this
,ourt' aud If appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that he IS not an inhabi,ant Of this commonwealth.
~ IS Ordered, That the said defendant do appaar r
here on or before the first day of November Court
"ext, ana answer the plaintiff bill; and that copy
oil ms order be forthwith published in some newspa-
per printed in the City of Richmond. for two
months successfully and that another copy be post
cd at The front door OF The Court House of said
county,
TEsTE,
GEO. b. PorNDEXTER, nc.
y Ivy ~ wSw54
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June, /.
PROPOSAL {

IIVJT'CNNIIS
FOR publishing AT Tie City of Basi.iarton, a neu
Daily and Ifi-weekiy Newspaper, enfihedMe
AMERICAN GAZETTE
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or two acts of mercy. The infy found all The
prisoners guilty except Labourge, against when
they pronounced verdict Of rot guilty. He
was, however, subsequently, placed ON his t,isl
Tor piracy and convicted, but rccommend.dto
mercy.
The Chief Justice then pronounced the sen
tcnce OF death in the following terms:
You, Bcnito CassoI, Jose Maria de los Santos,
ana Estivan Martinez, have se,ciall, been con
vlctcd OF the wiiiul murder OF Henry Lewis.
You, FRANCHISE Valabrouge, Dcnnis Bcrteleu,
Jean Joseph Dumaret, Antoine Sorbier, Jean
Daptiste Catinet, Leoner Caburei, Lewis Rem
g1ud, Charles iverneis, Antonio Hernandez, &
Marcfiino Morrego, have each of you been
convicted OF the wilful murder OF John Under
wood and you. Bai,hazar Frayle, Ravmon
sCruz, Francisco Tanra,iz. Ramon Arcia, Fran
CISCO Calista Morales, and Jaques Labourge,
have respectively been convicted of p,racy."
They were then ordered for cxecution
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CONVICTION OF PIRATES.

NEw YoHK, Sept. 49, We yesterday recciv-
Cd Jamaica papers TO the 18th ui. but bad nci-
ther time nor room left to notice their contents.
We do not fnd, however, that they contain any
thing ofintcrcst, except tic TRIAL, condemnation,
and execution of number Of pirates.
On the 9th Of August, Jose Maria dc los San
los Benuito Cassol, and Eatcvan Martinez, were
rlarcd at the bar, charged with piracy and
murder. The Jury found them al guilty.
90 the 10Th of August. EeIiazar TravIe Ra-
mon Cruz, Francisco Taniariz, and FRANCISCO
Cecs;ro Morales were placed at the bar, on
charges Of piracy and murder, committed on
board the American schooner Martha & jane,
Capt Fowler. After patent trial, Tire Jury
retired ) minutes aud brought in verdict of
guilty against them al. They recommended
Ramon Cruz, "a bow 70 mercy.
Or ;he lab of August. Frances Vailibrouge.
Iauues Lahourse. Dennis berteleu, joan Jo-
seph Dnmaret, Antonie Sorbier, Jean Baptist
Cstopet. Leoner Caburel, ouis Pergaud,
Charles Iyernois, Antonio Hernandez, and
MercclliBa MOrriega, were put upon their t'ial.
for piracy and murder. From the evidence
disclosed, tsays the Daily,) more diaboilcal
set of wretches never lived, If we except Jacques
Labourge, who, although an associate IN crime
appears TO have tempered bis VillaiDy With one
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"Thc People are their worst enemies, and not fit
to be trusted with the government of themselves"
CAFES & SeGioU.
This is the maxim which the Editors of the
National lntelIigencer now repeat and give cur
rency TO.
IN is sd'd," observed tho sage Of Monticello
IN his Inaugural speech, "HiotLhepcop'e mr. nal
Ff 10 be tJsiedtcitk he goUc1rntent oCUeD,seipcs,
md hare we' Inc asks '.fou,sd angels in The stage
NJ Kings IN goUcrn Hep2n "Bm there are ex-
''tremes," say the sapient Editors of the Natl
onal tclligencer-''between which it is neces-
Fsary 10 steer. We inean the extremes between
''.4ristocracy and .MoJocracy." Here we have
them on the hip again-keep the People of New
York from voting on the Presidential question
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LII GEyNERALE,

Sequelto lie REvEILLE and tie BUGLE.
(Beng the last summons that reach the more
distant CPionders in time to prepare for the APP
preaching Lowiond festival)
Rise leaders and chiefs of the ancient domi,fon.
The wisdom and valour and pride of the land,
he lights and the guides of the peoples opinion
Nhen honorS IN question OF dangers al hand
Arise like your streams i'll this SEASON of showers
Increasing by union in volume aud weight,
Assemble your forces, unite all your powers
10 lcctcra,c FdycHe and to honour tie State
10 him who devoted his blood and his treasure
j q shield us in danger, and 5ooih Us in woe,
bHSHta with vivid emotions of pleasure,
grateful ,.turn Of affection will show:
Tier sons and her daughters impatient waiin-
The signal for county and town to collect,
All hearts at the joyous occasion dila,ing,
of showing their gratitude, love and respect
he annals of time and the records of ages
In vain for a parallel scene we explore,
10 that which will brighten our his,ory's pages,
When visits Eayctte, the plrginia,, shore;
A nation OF frecmen. unanimous, greeting
hero to whom they acknowledge their debit
AS that which ut York IoWn awaits La fuyefte
From heights that ne,look the expanse Of the ocean,
10 distant CRIos fair stream in the nest,
Prsintds domain is in pleasing connection,
10 hail the approach Of :. the national guest"
From fi,y-fve counties, h,tc Muc ,lbi9me
Perhaps from, hundred, will parties he met
Men, maidcns, and youths, Vitginrs. puerioue,
All eager to WELCOME and HONOR; FAYErrE
The French call the Ohio, " la belle rivicre."
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ExCNNOMD;
To Members of he nerf .3swu5ly

10 BLENDERS 81 he merit .3ssembiy.
lhe writer OF the following song, who has under
taken to publish narrative of the approaching ce
LIBERATION at Yorktown, requests the Members eIe-
ted for the different counties of Virginia. prepare
correct statement of any meeting of their constitu
ents in honor of La Fdyete, and To annex to it, the
names of sucl, individuals attend the meeting at
Yorktown. They shall all be published, al least;
and happy would the writer be, could h., Ike the
great master, say,
fortunate oMNEs! 81 q,tid mea carmi,aa Possinf.