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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
To the Editor ofthe Virginia Herald.

To the Editor of The Virginia Herald.
AS Economy is the order of the day
permit me through the medium of the
Virginia Herald, to communicate TO
our adles;a recipe for preparing molass
es for preserving fruits, SC. which rem
ders 1t much better suited for that pur-
pose than a syrup prepared from the
best loaf sugar, as it is not SO liable to
candy. nor ut we'll prepared,) TO fer.
meDt-
Take 8 lbs. Molasses, bright n. Or
leans, or Sugar House,
s lbs. pure Water,
! ID coarsely powdered Char
coal
Boil for 90 minutes, then strain tbro'
fine flannel, double-put it again in the
kettle with the white Of an egg, and
boil gently, till it forms syrup of pro.
per consistence, and strain again.
should not trouble you with the above.
but | am satisfied, that those who may
make the experiment, will be SO well
pleased with it, as to recommend 1t to
their acquaintance generally. G.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

ID is said that Capt. Partridge con,em-
plates removing his Military Academy in
the course of next year, from Norwich,
VI 70 Mlddis,owa, Con.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
nllarrnaneuus.
From the Cleaner.

from the Cleaner.
From the Deck Of Poor Eo6ert,fAe Scribe
A gill day--,he thing is clear,
Twenty-tbree gallons make a year.
Now this would buy COW, and keep her.
Two suits OF clotheS--a score of Sleeper
Twenty good things than brandy cheaper
OLD ROBERT.
There is pleasant little village which
stands on the borders of small lake II
the western part of Connecticut A ia
vern, the only one in town, kept at the
sign of the Grey Goose, entertained the
passing stranger, and in the winter even.
ings was the place where we held our
dances-ior old Rober, used to dance, in
his Younger days. remember well The
merry evenings have enjoyed there,
and me thinks could still sire down
the pUny stiplIngs of the present day.
Among the companions of our recrea-
tons were two, whose vivacity and wit
could no, but admire and whose good
nature and virtues could not but love.
Absolem Active was the eldest of my
friends. His father was poor, but he
gave Absolem good education, and then
bound him apprentice to respectable
wagon maker of the town. When saw
Absolem last, before my late visit to APP
pleberry, it was his birth and wedding
night. Just % years old-he had mar.
ried black eyed Susan, as we called her
and she might as we'll have been called
red liped Susan, for never saw cher
ries redder. He had taken a shop for
himself and having got a jourDeyman
from New York, had added the making
Of chaises to his old business.
Absolem was industrious. Absolem
was frugal above all Absolem was TEN
fera.e. "Grog and |, )" he used TO say,
Wsre sworn enemies" Net but BOW and
then he would take glass Of wine, or
mug of zip with friend but he drank
spsringIy. They do say, though, that
one Fourth OF July his eyes spsrkled a
little, and he could not say SheboIelh fot
The soul Of him, But that IS neither here
nor there. lie was sober man.
And what do you tliuk was the cUpse-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
abr fount.

From the Harper, Ferry Free Press.
Jonafhan's Nsn TO Harher's Ferry.
Did YOU ever go down to the Ferry !
Good lack what racket il makes !;
lis terrible place, by Jerry,
" hat dsrn'd sight of iron it takes !!
There IS greatwork shops, and mountains,
and rivers,
Such mixture of every thing queer,
thought myself blown into shivsrs,
And quaked all over with fear.
There IS furnace to melt up old iron,
And furious machine to turn stocks /:
My stars how they qulz'd me for me
'quirin Trocks
Bout them hugeous big rivers and
My hair stood an end while I gaz'd,
On their tarnal great gvooden grind
stones,
To see what big sparks each one rais'd
Why thought had no flesh on my
bones
{ swsgger, il does beat all natur,
To see the great forge hammer strike,
Making ever thing cook ed turn straig
ter:
I'll be swabb'd if I know what it IS
like !
There IS a walloping large pair oFshears,
That clips up The ron like fun;
Lud bless me they'd take of your ears.
Afore you could tell how twas done.
There IS the new patent rifle, SO slick,
That they load in the breech to save
time,
Bot, by hockey, take care it don't kick,
And sp il all your fun as you prime.
And then, when they prove their new
guns,
Cd 70 Is what thuDd'ring report
Why you'd think that Bull and his sons,
Were again at their taking sport.
by the time got through all the works,
NV thoughts were too many TO speak :;
Goody me. how they'd bang all the
Turks
Ifthey only belonged to the Greek.
So left them, to truck my way back,
Totell my old dad what I'D seen,
Blu, like poor pig in sack,
couldn't ev'n gress where I'd beer.
But the next time go there avow
l'l look sharper with mouth and with
eyes
Though you laugh at my story just now
IN not always be crack'd with sur.
prize
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH Is. 1924.
HEERINGs. etc.

TN HE. subscribers have received 20 bbIs Sus.
Il Idehannah herrings, No I, 4hhds Jamaice
and Antigua spirits OF an exec lent quality, /
pipe of Cognac brandy do gin, whiskey in
bbls, part old and suitable for taverns, &c.
\ rum in bbls, LIST and 2nd quality sugar in
bbls, wine bitters of superior quality ny the
'iozen and on retail, mould aud sperm candles
IN boxes, soap in do sack salt, powder in kegs.
shot, Carrots snuff in kegs, Scotch, Macauboy.
and rappee, Is bbls choice vinegar, together
with general assortment ofteas, wines,
Liquors and Groceries, By retail.
IL To rent, and possession given imme-
1Fsittf diateiy, store on Ramsay's wharf
1..sssktl The stand is thought to he as desirable
as anyin town. The rent will he low TO good
tenant nov 5 r. 7. RAMSAY d Co.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
p j SALVETAr, q
french DYER and ScO,rer.

81
- ESPECTFuyLY informs the ladies and
: gentlemen OF Alexandria aud its vicinis
that he has set upa
DYING ESTABLISHMENT,
on Royal street, nearly opposite tho Gazetie
printing office, where he intends 10 dye either
wnoien, silk, cotton, or thread, in every desired
color: His handsome collection OF colored
samples, containing colors never before dyed
Ia America; such as French blue, French pun
ple and violet, Napoleon blue, French pink,
Magazine blue, &c. &c. may be seen at any
time, al his establishment. tie also scours and
dyes clothes, Of wooden, silk, az any other ar
uole of manufacture cleans
.Herino ShaWts & hStru,o flats,
without any al Grafton, dyes them and makes
them appear rs new. His blue vat is ready 10
~ woolen clothes. Every Thursday he colors
back.
Tie hopes, by his attention and assiduity to
business, To deserve the patronage and encou-
asenent OF the public. az His charges will
g moderate. If ieb %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
STGNOGRAPHY.
500 REWARD.

n Ran away from the subscriber,
81 1.-TWO miles f., AlSop's tavern,
ES%3 Glow Fredericksburg two Ne
..-@9SN I gro men, viz EDMUND. a vel
- l. low FLOW, % or % years of age,
about feet high, had On drab
roundabout and pantaloonS ROBERT is OF a
light COMPLEXION, about % or "a Years old, B
feet OF mS hes high, no parjl0lsT Blsvks re-
collected had on drab rouAeNSoont Edmund
wa pu, chased of Do fridge Pitt Chichester, OF
Fairfax county, and Robert of MIR Coleman,
Of Arxandria, by Nj. Beckon, tor me, il is
likely that Edmund will BE- lurking about Mr.
Cbichester's, aud Robert will probably make
towards the Eastern Shpre,or to Mr.. Balls, Nor
ihumberIand : o Va where he has wife The a.
bOve reward will be given for approaching
&, securing the said negroes thatJ get them
again, Or 500 for either WIN NJ CRIMES
Ans information OF the above negroes can be
communicated to ROBtRI y WINDSOR,
feb l2- NAV } agent IN A'rxan ria.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15

a meeting Of those persons favorable
to the election Of general Jackson to the
presidency OF the United States was to
have been held at ederieksburg On
fhurssy, IN addition 10 the one by The
friends Of MrcAdsms
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15

Vaudeville & Larmour,
HA OFFER FOR SALE.
~ W bids Ncw Orleans sugar
~ do West India do
10 bbls do
q pnncheo.s old West India rum
s do Old Jamaica rum
3n hhds molasses
100 bills whiskey
los boxes bunch, Muscatel and Bloom
= casks raisns [raisinS
100 reams'wrappng paper
ID chests Young Tyson tea
IS chests and boxes gunpowder and i'm.
leo sacks blown salt [perial do
$50 hushels do
l5o' do ground allIm do
u.asts Goshen cheese
8 bags pimento
20basa Lava aud West India coffee
90 bbls shad
300 hoxes mould and dipped ortheir
candles own man
10000 III tallow and brown soap uiocture
$4,000 ~ lard in firkins and keegs
2 tierces rice feb
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
WAS COMMITTED
NOTICE

yTyuE subscriber b,og unemployed at this
time, will settle and post looks, or ac-
,.,,nts II called upon ~ the ouniing room OF
-an,a;n Ia athan Sbillaber, for moderate
Ooi Ssb % o8' Is JOHN 9. GRevERAiAN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-15
Sixty Dollars h eward.

a.
- Ran away from the subscriber
rs residing ia Culpeper county, Va.
EE2T On the night o. the 18th inst three
xsy4fss~ I negroes-FRA X JAMES, and
L.. BEN Frank has very dark com
plexioa, prominent cheek bones,
an acqueline nose, sunken eyes, rather a con.
sumptiye form, and has slight cough, and a
cons picuous scar on his lief: wrist, which has oc
Gasioned the loss of puISaton in that arm; when
he clipped, he wore rel yarn coat and white
PantaiuoBs ; his age between 30 and 40 James
has "a hgbt complexion, is oflOw stature land has
lost most OF his fore teeth; is apt to smile when
spoken to nv pade blacksmith. cooper, and
stone mason, OF which he is very fond of talk.
ing Ben is black, stout made, with remark
ably thick lips, and has knot OF scar on the
back part of his head he went of on a large
kav horse. The above reward will he given to
any person who will apprehend said negroes and
secure them n any jail so that ger them again.
OF go for either, secured above.
GEORGE W.. ). THORNTON
Thornton Hill, Va sept. 2l-29 II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

To Sally Lewis. widow, and Charles, Samuel. w /.
Warner, Robert, Howell, William, John, Sally,
Jane s. Betsey Lewis, children Of Warner Lewis,
decd. and I.ilburn, Tucker, Randolph and VAR
zner fewis chldres of Randolph Lewis, deceased,
and Jane and Lilburn Lewis, children Of Liburn
Lewis, decd. @
UNAKE NOTICE, that shall take the deposit
il tons OF Archibald Bryce and others, on the
god day of October next between the hours of eight
i'm the morning and six in the evening, at Villiam
Georges tavern in the county of Gocehland, state
of Virginia the taking of the said depostiops TO be
continued from day to day Sundays excepted) be-
tween the hours aforesaid, until concluded to be
read in evidence in a suit now pending in tile Sule-
rior Court of Chanccry for the Richmond District, in
which I am plaintiff and you and others are detem-
dants.
THOMAS r. GAY.
August, 6 wt22dOa6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
TTRGINL4;
w3wG3

At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Snnerior
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1894.
James Wyche, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Barwell, William w. Macln, and George
Wychc and John Shell, Defendants
The defendant, George Wychc, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to- the act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not inhabitant Of this county: II is ordered.
That the said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill Of The
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be fsrtbw,h
inserted in some newspaper published il, the cv of
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted
Ut the front door Of The capitol in the said CITY.
copy>-Teste.
59~8w Wyb. ". HE.v5yG. c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
Iais.able Land, .Nsgros. and Sock, for scle.

Valuable Land, Negroes and Stock, for scie.
"ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the pre-
Wv misses, Mondays the l1th day of October
next, that mos. valuabi F.4 RIM situated between
the Westham road aud lanes river, Within three
miles of the city Of Richmond, of which the la,e
Doctor William Foushec, sen. died seized am, nos
sesscd.
This tract IS said to contain 1876 acres, a consi-
deraole portion OF which is Meaduyv Land, a large
quantity is heavily covered with most valuable tim
Der, and that part cleared and in cultivation is in
most excellent order for Farming consisting for the
most part of fine red clay soil and foundation n,
once the most susceptible Of improvement and of af-
fordng The 6est assurance Of iasfing benefit there
from.
1t Is watcred by number IF most delicious
springs OF the best and purest water and j. an un-
commonly healthy situaiion.-On james river il
contains large Guarfies of free stnnc iu,mcdiotclv
on the margin of the New Canal, by means of which
inc stone may be transported the least possible
expense to the city Of Richmond. or elsewhere
Ii contains some fine sites for Mills or any kind
OF manufacturing establishments, requiring water
power.
lhc buildings consist If SMALL hut comfortable
dwelling house, with houses for negroes, n goos
barn, stable, &c.
IT is not saying too much to that this is de
ciietly one of the most valuable and desirable es-
ates In its extent within any short distance of the
CITY Of Itichmom, whether it be viewed in relation
to fertility of soil, supply at timber, stone, water
p"wer' ar stiubri'y of air and climate.
II will be shewn at any time before the day Of
sale by MIR. w ood.um, living on the premises, by
the undersigned, or by Mr.. John Robinson
This land viii he sold III tract, or divided to
suit purchasers as may be deemed advisable on the
day Of sale.
immediately fier the sale of the land. will also
be sold III like manner. to the highest bidder. about
IL likely Negroes, all the stock of Horses, Mules
Cattle, Sheep ant! Hogs, 8 work Oxen, tie crop of
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Rye and Oats, and plantation
Utensils, consisting of the usual variety.
TERMS or sALE-For the Land a credit of g.
IL and rs months, bou,l it'll approved Secv.itv
or satisfactorily endorsed negotiable notes and
deed of trust hcing givenor If the purchaser shall
prefer to make promr: payment, discount; of legal
interest " i'll he made.
For the Negroes, CASH
And for the stock, crop and plantation and farm
ing utensils cash for all sums under SJ5 and 10
months credit on all sums above that amount on
bond with approved security being given
JAMES RAWLINGS,
lam T'h ne U'H dnneTed Of I'm. Eotshee, sen.
decreased. Sept. 28-lt7l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
September II.

AN away from this place on the 9Th inst. n
~ Negro Fellow named RICHARD, about 8
feet inches high lie is thin vi,ape, yellow com
pscton, spare made, fine bushy head has his Ia ir
all co'nbed back, down look when spoken to. aged
about 40 years; he is the property of Pleasant Via
dec q, OF Hanover county, ani has been living with
Mrs Dabney Of this place for the last or years
ana IS wen known'here will give $40 for his
apprehension in this city, SIS if apprehended
within miles of this city, SO if taken within @,
miles of this city, so iftaken within the state, and
the above reward If taken out of this state, and Sc
cured so that get him again.
GEO. TURNER, Error of
Pic0sGOu Pa, decd.
Aug II w,sfo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
TIRGLNE.A:


Al rules, holden in Office Of the Superior
court of chanceTy for the Richmond district, itrs
goth day of June, 1924,
Thomas Puryear and Jane bis wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Iachariab MfGruder, adn'r. Of Elizabeth johnson.
decd and the said Zachariah M'Gruter and
Frances his wife, in their own rights, John Mill
Ter and Frances his wife, William Trabue and
Molly his wife, Pleasant II. Baird and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Francis, Nancy MCall Bepia-
min MCall, and VIM. II. Meal, children of Sa
rah MEAL, who was Sarah johnson, Dcfts
The defendants, John Miller and Frances his
WIFE, Pleasant II. Baird and Mary his wife, and T.
iizabeth Francis, and Nancy, Benjamin and VIM
H. GALL not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this court and appearing by satisac
tory evidence, that they not habfants of this
country: It's ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the uext term and
answer the amended bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the font
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
coPt--Tes'e,
59w8~ I'm. ~. HEsNLTG, c. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
CELEBRATION AT YORKTOWN.

F7NHE Steam Boat Capt. Hazard, will
u leave Mayos Island on Saturday morning,
the 10Th October, at 8 O'Clock, for Yorktown, aud
will tow along side tile Steam Boat PowIatan.
which has been thoroughly rcpaned-tlc two boats
viii accommodate 500 passengers-they will reach
York Town on Sunday, and remain there until the
close of the celebration 1t is particularly request
ed that all who intcnd going by this conveyance
will leave their ut the Office of the subscri-
Der. (vherc subscription lis, is openc) that suit
able provision may he made for their accommodate
ton. Passage for the trip So EACH Table and
Bar charges per other boats. For other patti
culars apply 10
LEWIS LUDLAM.
N. Il. The Rifle Rangers. commanded by Capt.
Brooke, will go by this conveyance.
Sept. II 4w Go
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

" oman as was to be expected, declared that on
the contrary he was the best man in the world,
and that she would never forget him in her pray
ers. She determined, however, to take hercow
70 the market, and in coming back, Paul Hayer
robbed her, both of the money for which she had
sold it, and that which he had given her.
A letter received at Boston from London, says
sit is the fashion here among Intelligent men TO
speak well of America, and Strong disposition is
manifest to know something of her internal ccopo-
my, her intellectual character, and her publick in:
stitutious. Washington Urine they claim as one
of their own, aud really look forward to the coming
out Of his new work-'Idies Of Iruueiier;' (the
publication of which had been dclayed) with an
interest correspondent that which is attached to
Waverly novel.-Thcy are little envious too of
young Lesiic-who has made such rapid advances
with the pencil, that the John Bull the other day,
in particular paragraph, set him down as cock
ney.' Harding, the portrait painter, who was not
long since all The go in Boston, is doing very we'll in
this coun,ry.-Hc has just left London on profess
sional visit Walter Scctt-iu other words, to take
off the head nf poet. Mai is here, but has pub
lished nothing since his Errofa To Randotri,; per-
haps this wise-since he cannot do so without
-" errors excepted"
SALT-sALT. 4 canal boat lately arrived ut the
city nf New York, by way of the canal and the tIud
aud bound To Hartford, Con. from the village Of
Sana, with full cargo of salt, being the first
sci that had reached that city laden. 1t was
the occasion of public dinner, at which many
pa,,geu toasis drank. The following may
serve rs specimens:
"Republican principe-,he SAT- of the earth; the
rights of the people saved by it, and the Albany
gency immersed in a pickle"
'Iargc doses of lake brine for the "notoGous Sc
"The seventeen sena tors-may public employ
mcnt ever again give them salt for their poritse.'
"AmeIican manuf;,ctures-the salt of the nation;
may the last war remind us Of what sad pickle We
were in without them"
"Ihc salt of Salina-when the interior supplies
the scaboard with such articles, i, presents proud
evidence of our internal resources"
Niles Register.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

- virtue of Deed Of Trust executed IN tl,e
- subscriber, by George Watt and wife. and
OF record III the County Court of Uenrico. will
be sold, TO the highest bidder, for cash. on the
first day OF Nov. next, between the hours of 10
and 10 o'clock, a. m. at the front door Of tbe
Union Hotel, in the City of Richmond, the fol.
lowing property, viz: six Lots of Ground near
the City OF Richmond, which are described in ;,
deed from Thomas Wilson & wife TO said Watt.
2WA and House and Lot in the said CITY.
1ssset situated on the north side Of + street.
Issss ~ running back - feet, and runninor
$50 on said street - feet, adjoining the
Lot on which said Watt at This time lives. The
subscriber will convey TO the purchaser such IL
tie only as is vested in him.
JOHN u. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
Sept. i1--wtds67
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
GUNPOwDER.

NJ L are receiving, for sale, per schr. Pilot, 200
W Kegs GUNPOWDER, from the 6 Red Stone
Mills misunderstanding of strong coarse pow
der for blasting, and finer qualities; and ALSO supe-
nor Rifle Powder. The quality of the above pow
der having been tested by its on the Great Ca
'ot IN the state of Ncw-York, and approved Of
vt Is believed that it is not inferior to any other
manufactured in this country--for sale at reason
able prices.
:. DAVENPORT g. ALLEN,
Agents for Tie Manufacturers
September II. w6w69
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
IN. ". HENLNG, c. c.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Superb
or court of chancery for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of June, 1894
JOHN p Duval, Plaintiff.
Against
YIN. d.. Urcn and Horatio G. Winston, Ex'rs. of
John f. Price decd. I'm. Duvall, in his own
right, and as Ext. of i'm. Price, decd Lucy
Wood, Tucker NJ. Uoodsop, Over,on b. Petit,
Admir-. of HIN. Uood. decd and the said I'm.
d. Urep, Sergeant of Richmond, and .2dm'r. of
SAM McCraw, dec d. Defendants.
The defendant, Tucker NJ U'oodson. not hav
ing entered his appearance AID given security ac-
cor'ans to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he not an inhabitant of this counfrv Ii is
derch That the said defendant do appear here on
inc rst day oil the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order he forth
win Inserted III some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months stccessive!y and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city.
A copy Iestc,
57w8w U.H. ". HE.NLNG, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08
yffGLNI3.

FIHGI.NF.3:
AT rules, holden IN the Clerks Office of the superior
court OF chanceiy for the Richmond district, the
26,h day of June, 1924,
Sampson A. Robinson, plaintiff
Against
John +. Robinson, assignee of Elizabeth Harrison,
and the said Elizabeth Harrison, Charles Harri-
son and Thomas Lightfoot, Defendants
The defendants, Thomas Lghtfoot and Charles
iafsison' not having entered their appearance aud
gwen security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules ofths court i, appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants of this conn
try; II is ordered, That the said defendants do ap
pear here on the first day of next term answer
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this or
Ger De Iof'nwith inserted IN some 'cwspapepublish
ed - the city of Richmond, for two months success
slvely and at the front door of the capitol, in
the SAID city.
A-copy-Teste.
58w8w I'm. ". HE.NI.Nlr. G.. c.