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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

The brig O lent, Capt. Collins, arrived at
Eassport The 9Th inst. from 8AIiim3re, was
run afonl u by the brig Perseverance, Dick
soa, fom St Basts, f'r Weathersield, ~
tile gale on the 24.h ult. which 50 dam Aged
the Perseverance, that fears are eniertsined
Of her safety Samuel Dow, one OF The
crew OF the Perseverance, Jamped on poard
and has arrived in the Orienl al Eastport.
Fes5els Lstt--At Kingion Jumaics. Dec.
4h the Brig Mercatvf, Sawyer, for Viii
ming,oa soon--3rig Forrest, Jones, taxing
III ballast for Cubs or Spanish Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

THE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
l. 70 an concerned, that the has been duly
appointed and AIKEN uson herfelf the trnlf OF
Adminiitratfix on the eltaEe Of
DAVID MAyBERRY
Ixse Of Oiis6eId, 10 the ccuasy Of Cumberland,
yeosaan, deceafsd, by giving boud as The law
directs--Sbe therefore requeas all perlons
Sho are indebted 20 the fad decsaied elate,
% make immediate payment aud lhoIe who
have say demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 10 LYDIA MAYBERRy.
De IL. 1911. IN. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
FOR SALE.

THAT pleasant and agreeable situation
in Brunswick, the property Of the subscri-
Der, containlng twenty seven acres OF ara
bic pasture and woodland well watered
short distance from Bowdom College.
On the premises are large and convenient
dwelling house containing 10 rooms finished
and painted one stable. wood house and
store house. There is q young orchard on
the same of about 40 apple s. pear trees, but
grated fruit, and wood sufficient to supply
family number of years For further
particulars apply 10 the subscriber Oh the
premises. BENJAMIN TITCOMB.
BruEszpick, sfan 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
Stone Cutting.

Stone Cutting,
executed in all its various branches by
BARTLETT ADAMS,
In Federai-ffreet, oppoGte the old Meihedift
Meeting Houie,
WHO has for fale, Soap Stone Back Logs,
~ Stone Stove Fire places, Marble Free
Stone. aud Slate Chimney pieces, Paint Mills,
Flags and Matters, Tomb and Grave Stones.
&c.
Orders from any part of the country and
Letters. poR paid. will meet with deipasch sad
punctuai atteation-
Portland, January 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
Portland Bookstore
NO. 8, MUsSEl~S ROW

NO. 3, MC5SEl' S ROW
JOSEPH JOHNSON, has just received
an additional supply OF
looks K Stationary,
Consisting Of many valuable publications.
Watts Sermons Davis do; Whites do ;
Taylors Go Practical piety Caelebs in
in Search oi Vine Practical Education,
by Hannah Moore SCOTS Essays Sacred
extracts dictionary Of Quotations Liber
Facertisrum Baptist Mission in India /;
Thespan preoeptor SaIter's, for the use OF
schools Tia, Tors Concordance, Browns
do Valuable Secrets OF arts and science J;
Ho,e SolItaerJ ) Life II Washington BIZ
bies Tcstsments QliilIs Paper Inkrow-
ders &c.
Ur Rags wanted for which cash viii be
given Jan. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

Aaron Stamford & TIL. Warren,
u ESPECTfULLY inform their friends and
= = acquaintance thar they hays enss "a into
p4rtnsrlhip under The 6rm of
STAMFORD Il WARRE N.
anl commenced bufurf. At the ffoie formerly
occupied by MIR. jim 5a'fefs, head Of Igra-
5aasi W5a.f. where they offer for fale gen.
eraI afortment Of
Vet India Goods, Groceries, 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

70 the Honorable The 7ayqiess sf M
Couyt Of Common Pleas, n1ao b7Eiez
at Portland zvitbin and tor the Loun-
tygf Cumberland, on TIE third zUe5-
day Of November Il. ID. 1911.
EPHRAIM JONES Of Brunfwick, il lie
IL County Of Cumberland, yecmau, retpett-
fully fhews-rhat he is fcized in fee and in
common with perions 20 your petitioner nm
known, Of one feventh part Of the following
tract Of land iiIuMed III fzid Brunswick, and
bounded az follows, to wiz Southeriy on
Ffeeport line. WeAerly by land of Royals
whole lot, running Northeail one hundred and
thirty eight rods; Northwelf one hundred ard
forty rods Southwef two hundred and sDrsv
four rods Containing two hundred and for
~ hve acres aud half, and thar he Is deGr-
Gus Of holding his flare and proportion of the
tract of land aforeiaidin feveralty, wherefore
he Prays thar bis part and iliare in the fame
may be fet off to him by metes and bounds,
that be may be leized thereof III teveraiiiy III
purfuance of the law 10 fuch cafe made and
provided, aud as 10 dufy bound viii ever piay-
EPHRAIM JONES.
by ISAAC GATES, BIZ dis
The foregoing IL a true copy Of a PeIinon
fgued Ephraim Jones, by Iiaac Gates, his At
toFney.
dttf, JOSEPH g BOYD, CIert.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
WILLIAM FRANCIS,
Offers far Sale,
80 bbls. hyperion fuperhn- FLOUR
in fine order for fhipping
1arrssy 90
rHE LADY

WHO purchased blue Cashmere Pc
lcice At NJ. 5, Musseys Row and pa > "a 2
bill Of twenty dollars On the branch b&uk OF
the Uni cd States, three or four weeks since
is informed tiiat the bill was bad one, and
!, requested 10 Call and receive i. az size Is
knoan. Porfland Ear. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

II is stated that dispatches from our
Ministers ~ France and England have
been received at Washington, but moth
ing Of their contents have transpired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
LOST.

FROM the Mail Stage between this town
aud Busson, a SEAL SKIN TRUNK, mar
ksd w 0. in brass naiis. Whoever las u
knowledge ofthe same and will give infor-
nation "a the printer, sliell receive 4 suita-
Bic recompence. Tun- 60 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

+. degrees above .. Temperate i
!, funmer heat at 70. and extreme
iummer hear at @. 1t is conhd1r-
ed as cold winter weather when the
Mercury itands at 0.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

5000 ID Cheefe, Of the fra quality; 100
dcz Bottled Cider, fuitable for fh'pping; SO
bbls No and 2 Beef; 5000 Id Coffee; $50
groce Corks hhds Virginia Tobacco; 10
kegs fe Tobacco; IS hhds w Rum 10
hhds Molanes; 10 bbIs Apples; bbIs Shag-
barks loo quintet Pollock Filth 100 quin-
eel beit Dun Fifth so boxes mould and dipt
Candles SO bbls Cider Vinegar 10 doz
firii quality Axes; 400 Red OAK Shocks, lrit
quality; boxes frelh Muicatel and bloom
RsiGns. (tf) Jan 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

lit a Court Of Common Pleas, bodeH at
Portland, 1uitbin and far the Connty Of
Cumberland, on the third Juegaay of
NoUtnsber, II. ID. 1871.
ON the Petition Of Ephraim Jones, by
lfaac CAFES, his Attorney whereof The fore
going 10 true copy, the Court osdsr- That The
Petitioner notify all peEions nfel efied there
ia, by caufng an atteited copy of iaid Petition,
aud Ike order Of Court sher1on 70 BE pubIina-
ed ia the Portland Gazette three weeks fuc-
ce6ively, the laif publication to be thi-sy
days previous 10 the fitting Of the Circuir
Court Of Common Pleas, next 20 be hoIden az
portIands within and for the County or Cum.
berIsnd, on the 6ril Tuefday OF Mach next, ID
the end chat ghcy may then and there appear
and thew cauIe # any they have, why tie
prayer 81 the Petitioner ilould not be grated.
44H59, JOSEF II Q. BOYD, ceyl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
York IS.
IT me Circuit Courf Of Common Pleas.
begun and holden at ALtred, within and
for The county Of York, on he .Jfrst
Monday Of January, being The sfrtA
day Of said month, ". ID. 1872
ON the petition aforesaid, Ordered, that
the petitioners notify all persons Interested
70 appear At the next term Of this Court to
be holden At York, within and for the coun-
ty OF York, on the third Monday Of April
next, by personally serving with copy Of
the petition aforesaid and this order thereon
oil The terre tenants. or leaving "A copy Of
the same az the dwelling house or lasI place
Of abode Of each of them, and by Causing =
copy Of the same 10 be published IN the -
Ton Gazette, printed at Boston, aud Tie
Portland Gazette, printed q Portland, three
weeks successfully, The last publication 20
be thirty days at least before tnr said next
term that ali persons interested may then
and there shew cause, If any they h-yes
why the prayer Of said petition should nor
be granted.
Attest, JERE. BRADBURY, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

AoR- So
40 ne Han. tss Justices II ne Circuit
cSArf Of Common Pleas, u 81 holden
a. Ayrfd, III and tor ne conn,y cf
York, on tAe. first Monday 81 January
1912
HUM8LY SHEW - Katharine Wendell,
of Cambridge. In The conaty # Mldllesex.
widow, William B scom, OF Fitchburg, ia
the county OF Worcester, clerk, and Catia-
rine b. Bascom, his wife, in h-r right, John
Ryce CAnn-tt, Of Hartford. in the state o.
Connecticut, gentleman, Thomas Brsstie
Gannett, of sa:d Cambridge, gentleman.
Elizabeth J. Alhan Gunhetl, Of said Cam
bridge, minor, by CAleb Gannett, Esq Of
sssd Cambridge, her legal guardian, John
Williams, OF Dover. IN The state Of New
Hamshire, Esq and Sophia Williams, his
wife, IN her right, Katharine Melien, spin.
ster, Of said Cambridge, and John Wendell
Mellen, OF said Cambridge. minor, BY
John Mellen, Esq OF said Cambridge. his
legal guardian, Hannah Wsterhouse, and
Apgall Waterhouse, both Of Pool. IN Eng-
land, spinsters, that they are seized IN fse
AID ~ common with persons 90 them nn-
known, OF and IN thret undecided fyfh paris Of
cerssn tract or parcel Of Land situate
partly IN Biddeford and partly in Phillips.
burg, IL said county of York, contsining
about SIX hundred acres, and Is thus bound-
ed-Begnuning 81 the south corner 0f Tyng's
grant or patent Of fifteen hundred acres
thence northward BY said patent about three
hundred and twenty rods to lands SET CsI 10
Josiah Waters thence southwest by said
Waters's land two hundred & eighty rods
thence south sixty FIVE degrees east one
hundred and forty four rods; thence by land
OF the heirs Of Daniel Merrill, aud land of
EphrAln Thompson, excluding said heirs
| and Thompsoass land 10 Arundel line !.
! thence outheasterly BY said line 70 the line
or Saco mill patent thence northeast two
hundred and ninety four rods to the place
OF beginning that the same is now pos
sessed BY Rev Simon Lock. William Wad-
| lin, Daniel Goodwin, John Dennet, Thomas
Wadlin, William Wadlin, jun. George
Hooper, Daniel Hooper, the heirs OF John
Hooper, John Goodwin, Benz min Burn
ham, and Tristram Hooper; and your petit
TONERS further represent, that the said dbl
gal and Hannah Waferhoase are seized in
common as aforesaid II one fifth tarT of said
| described tract and that the said othrr
Petitioners are seized Of roo nth parts Of SAID
tract 10 common as aforesaid Wherefore
your petitioners pray that after due notice
they may have their said respective shares
assigned to them to hold in severalty-
81 their Atf'y. PRENTISS MELLEN.
a true copy examined by
| JEREMIAH BRADBURY, Cley&.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

or al kinds for la.e AZ the Bo0kao-e Of
ISAAC I'D y Ms,
EKCHdNLE FL 57REETs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

AHya, JOSEPH c BOYD. Cls,t.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-04
NETWORK, July so.

=
FIRST BATTLE WITH THE BRlllSh'
The following account is taken from the
MOUTH Of respectable gentleman Of HeralmeF'
who was engaged in the action, and may DC
relied upon as perfectly accurete. Tie a''
count furnished Mr.. Cook of Albany by Judge
Atwater is no less so, but does not go ntonS
details. Our correspondents remarks, IN az
dition to the narrative, that
Many other particulars are given-suc1
as, that our people on the point opposite inc
battery saw the splinters fly from the RoFu
George, heard the screaching OF the men %
board, &c. Capt. Woolsey says, the shot Nlu'
have perforated her magazine, and il hot, mus
have blown her up. Alarms were given u
the landing Of British troops below the h'rOo'
which were unfounded. The inhabitants -
moved many Of their valuable effects, but CIV,
ry one was emuous to excel IL serving u.
country. The British did not know that v. ".
had single gun mounted, till the 80 poul''.
gave them the information. 1t appears, NV
calculated to divert themselves little Oh wv
Sabbath in defenceless port-but .helr anu.
cipated JOY vanished in the smoke OF our ON, a,
nance. The vessels in the harbor were s0"s
tied and sunk, to prevent their helrg taksD'
but will be raised without much trouble
From this specimen of Yankee pro"ess,1
imagine lesson will be taught The royal 'yS'''
that they will not soon forget"
fiction at Sacket's Harbor.
On Sunday morning the 10th Instant cay y,
M. I. Woolsey, of the Oneida, lying IN o'1@ Il
ett's harbor, discovered from the mast he'" u
his brig FIVE sail, all British, VIZ: the ny,
George of "a guns the Prince Regent nv -.
ship supp posed of %; the Elmifa OF ~ , 81
Seneca of s; the name ofthe other not R'os ,d
beating up the harbor, the wind dead ar
The troops were Immediately called TO am ;ng
and expresses semitic call in the neignoo VI IN
detachments and volunteers, who arIisou .s
the course of the day to the amount oil h'"''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-04
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Alexandria, July z, 1912.

ID AN away, some tine in December last
IN aNegro Woman named TREACE, %
or 80 years old. favery dark complexion,
and when spoken TO, is anxious TO make her
self appear very polite she has ore OF her
eyes weak, occ.sioned by having sore eyes !;
on the back part of her neck there are seVe-
raj scars by having seatons putin her neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state OF Mary
land, and from her extreme art make no
doubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county, Washington city, George
town and Alexandria. Only a few weeks
past she was seen in Piscataway, where she
had changed her name and called herself
Jenny and had line with the subscribers
name that she was authorised to hire herself
or get master and has lately applied to
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her,
where il is presumed she is still lurking.
AS to her clothing it is deemed unnecessary
TO mention as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-04
Valuable Farm and Mill
For SALE.

Under the authority OF a decree OF the oout'
Of Fairfax County, in the commonwealth
of VIRGINIA. in the case of Mordecal Lew
;s's Executors, against William darts-
borne.-the subscribers will offer tor sale
at public auction on the premises, on Mon
day the lsth day of SEPTEMBER next,
That Valuable new Mill and
Farm now occupied by William Hartshorne,
known by the name of strawberry Hill, sltl-
,ted On Holiness Run, and the Little River
Tnrnoike Road, in the County OF Fairfax
about three niles from Alexandria; the tract
contains 2S6 acres, of which 80 arc IN young
thriving timber, 70 in good meadow, the
greater part of which may be watered from
the Greek and Mill Race--and the RESIDUE is
well improved arabic Land. There are on
the premises, one peach and tive apple or
ehards, productive garden OF two acres
handsomely laid oH-A framed evening
House two stolies high, 80 feet by 70 with
two wings, large Kitchen, pump OF good
water Al the door; Stable, Stone opl s.
House, &c. Also large we'll finished new
Brick Mill SIS feet by As, four stories high
with three pair of large BUR and one pair OF
country Mil! Stones, capable OF manufacture.
inc ten thousand barrels of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and affords
afall sufficient for water wheels 10 feetlA dl
ametcr.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the place affords number of advantages sch
dom found united. Possession will be dell
yered on the first day of October next, sub
iect to the right of the present oceut ant to
remove the growing crops Persons desil-
Gus of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill or dwelling House. One third OF
the purchase money viii be required In hand,
on the residue credit of nine and eighteen
months will be allowed. the payments to be
secured by endowed negotiable notes, and
deedof trust on the premises and to bear IN.
terestfrum. the day Of sale.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-04
Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland
N. B All persons are hereby forwarned
from harboring or employing the above de.
sctibed Negro Woman, at their peril, or
under the seyerest penalties of the law
T. B.
lime g. "
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-04
Notice to the StockhdelS

Notice to the StoCkhdelS
TN the Fauquier aud Alexan ria Turnpike
Il Company is hereby given, that the further
sum of ten dollars on each share will be de-
mandcd on the 6rstday of august next, and
the further sum Of ten dollars on each share
on he FIRST dsy of September following.
BY or ler of the President and Directors.
mo Hampton. Treasurer.
n b. The Stockholders in the town of
Alexanaria are requested to NIKE payment
TO Mr. THOMAS MsoRE, clerk in the Bank
of Potomac. j. ii.
p,,. klapd June 96.-July 9 9aw3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27

ne Ind experienced is tol,c attributed to G
cidenta! and temporary calse.
" NJ L3ris and GeuficRt,H,
The Prince Regent is satisfied that ycl
entertain inst sense of the arciuous duiie.
which his Royal Highnes has been called M
on to fulfil, III consequence OF his Mfjesty's
continued indisrosi.ion.
I" Under this severe calamity, his Royal
Hishncss derives the greatest consolation,
from ms reliance on your experienced wis
dom, LOYALTY, and public spirit, TT which IL,
every officially he will resort, with firm
confidence, that through your assistance and
support, he shall be enabled, upder the bless
logs OF Divine Providence, successfully to
discharge the Important functions OF the hgl,
trust reposed in him, and in the name, and
on the behalf of his beloved Father and re
vered Sove reign, to maintain unmpsired the
prosperity and honor of the nation"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27
yKvHE sherias of the Counties of Fairfax

TEVHE SheriffS of the Counties of Fairfax
u and Prince William, composing a sena-
torial district; of the counties of Hanover &
Caroline, composing another senatorial dis
trict; OF the counties of Essex, King Wilt
am and King & Queen, composing another
senatorial district; OF the counties of Sussex,
Dmwiddie and Southampton, composing an
other senatorial district of the counties of
Monongalia, Harrison, Ohio, Brooke, Ran
doiph and Wood, composing another sena-
torial district; and of the counties of Bote-
tourt, Montgomery, Giles, Grayson, Wythe,
Washington, Lee, Russell, Tazewell, Mon
roe, Grecnorier, keba"-ha, Ca6ell and Ma
son, composing another senatorial district
which several districts constitute the Third
Glass of the Senate of Virginia are request
cd to take notice, that Elections, in rotation,
are to be held, on the court days of their res
pective counties in the month of April next,
for the election CT Senators to represent their
respective districts, in the General Assem-
blyf for four years next ensuing.
THEO. HANSFORD. G. s.
Feb. 10th, 1912. (4w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27
Nalla.r com-t, 25th Mop. ISL.

HaHfcr court, 25th Nov. 1911.
Warm Brook, admir- of John Brook, decd.
AGAINST
Timothy Holt, admir- of the estate of Robert
Holt, deed. Phebe Warrin, Elizabeth
Brooks, Stephen Smith, admir- of William
Holt, decd. Rebeckah Ford, adm'x of
David Ford, deed. William and Nancy.
Watkins, Robert Holt, Richard billiard
and Sarah his wife, and James Holt, heirs
and devisees of Robert Holt, decd.
A ND 1t is further ordered, that they APP
L a pear here on the fourth Monday OF
March next and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
mond for eight weeks successfully and post
ed at the front door of the court house OF said
county.
A Copy-Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. C.
February 81. (w4tt)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27
House and Lot For SaIe.

BY virtue ola deed Of trust executed IN my
favor byth late George WIN, Smith, Esq. to- SCI
cure the payment Of certain sums ofmone, there
III expressed, shall proceed TO sell upon tire
premises On - second Tuesdav in Iarrh ne -,
being tbc s:<:, after enc Hastings Court day o.
this City, the HOUSE AND LOT lately occupi-
ell by the deceased, and known IN the plan of
the City by the number 149. The house cor
talns SIX good rooms and possesses every other
convenience for large family, and the situate
on commands the most extensive and beautiful
pro7pect. One third OF the purchase money
wii be required in sixty days from the date OF
sale, to be secured by n note negotiable md
payable at the Bank of Virginia, with an appro-
we'd endorser, one third in twelve months and
the remaining third in two years, to be secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold, and by
bonds with satisfactory security.
TOHN AD4IzS, Trustee
Richmond-Hill, 9TH March, 1872 Twtds1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27
, baltimore, Feb. 81.
LAT'EST FROM C-fDLZ.

Arrived below, the ship George and Albert,
captain Stephen Skeleton, 35 days from Cadiz.
TO the polteness W capt. S. and gentleman
passenger, the Editor of the Federal Gazette is
indebted for verbal and written intelligence to
the 18th Jan. when she sailed.
No news from Portugal.
The last sale of lour at Cads .rEssa .rchasc
made BY one ho'ise, ofthiFty-, lnes thousand bar
rels, at s Is, two & four months credit. f'wo
army events of Importance had recently occur
red, IS will appear in the letter below, viz :
Patriotic success in Andalusia, and the reverse
IN Valencia. Great hopes entertained OF the
efficiency to result from the new military orga-
n;zation, under Lord Wellington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27
G.& II. WAG1'E'S
list OF PRIZES IN TIE
.P@9@iHgfon Monumem Lottery.
seth Days Drawing.

pursuance of deed of trust made the
2Sth day of February. 1909, to the sub
scrlber' by Lands Stovall, for the purpose
OF securing the payment of sundry debts to
Martha Denton, and duly recorded in the
county Court OF Cumberland, will be sold, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, ali that
LOT or TRACT of LAND, including the
Tan-Yard, Exc. in the said county of Cumber-
land, formerly in the occupancy and being
the former residence of the said Stovall, one
negro man NAMED Sam, four Feather Beds
and Furniture, one Desk, one Cherry Table,
one Horse, Gig and Harness, aud two Cows,
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to
satisfy the aforesaid debts, interest and costs
This property is considered Mluable and en-
titled to the attention of those disposed to
purchase. The sac viii take place at the
lanyard on the land on Friday the 2Osh day
OF March next, and such title made as is YES
ted in the subscriber by the deed of trust a.
fcrcsaid.
JOHN HOBSON, jr. Trustee.
February 81. (3wp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-27

FOR SALE---Twenty eight LOIS at the
l. Bowling Green, joining the City of Rich.
mCnd and lying convenient TO the roads leading
from the city 10 the Meadow Bridges, & to the
New Bridges.--Thcy are chiefly more than half
an acre and much nearer market than the Ac.
ademy grouud, where there are also FIVE more
Lots for sale. From The rapid growth of Rich
mend, the 18th street leading near No East
from the market, will no doubt in the course
OF few years, reach the lots at the Bowling
Green The sale viii take place on the preni-
ses without reserve. or Monday the 2nd of
March next, if fair, or on the next fair day.
One half fer cash, the other half at % days per
note, allowing the usual discount for prompt
payment. I.iquidateI claims against Christie
pher Mcpherson, will be received IN part pay
ment.
BARTLETT STILL, dac'-.
Feb 10, 1870 az