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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
Supplement- to tbs Ljflgn Gazette.

Le6oS, ANO o
Il not being Poloie for US to FAT
isfy entirely the public expectation,
official details not having YET arrived
If the fuceesses of the allied army IN
the North OF Spain, but as ihefe may
ye, be delayed fome time, from the
continual movement of the head
quarters, from thc 25,h to the goth
uls. lof which We have accounts We
do not with TO withhold the latis-
faction that will be f-lt TO know, that
MARTIAL Souls, the new commander
of the French troops IN Spain lvas
completely beats- b TIE allied army IN
DER the immediate command Of the
immoral Duke 81 Vittoria.
he enemy with the greater part
of The dil Yofa5le lorcs under his CON-
mand, calculated az from 70 10 Sc,
coo men, entered by the Pad.s OF
Baton aad Roncsfyales, not with
out meeting great opPohtlon from
our troops. and fufainlng grea, lois
On the zoth and 27th hoveyer,
he arrived near Pampalona, occupy
ing the ground OF " Campo dc Bari
TO Plano half league in front Of
the Town. But he loon ound il ne =
cefary TO give battle which took
place on the 2Srh, when the enemy
was completely defeated and lott
from 5 TO 600 men, by al. accounts.
On this day the enemy advanced to
the attack three iuccrffivc tinss, and
were as often repuied AT the point oil
the 6ayonet BY the allied troops, IN
I'll the French folders were 4, length
dilheartened, and the officers found II
lmpofIiolc 70 make them renew the
attack. By Ietters Of the 3o,h, a,
night, NC I'm d that on thar day there
w1s ano1her battle warmly CONT tied
on the heights OF ooraurem, two
leagues dIitant from Pamp1lona, IN
which the French were ovrrthrovn
IN all direction. AID put 20 diiordef
dcI Ii. h, slrh ne lots 0f upwards
OF 2ooo priloncEs. fi.l greater num-
Der OF killed and xcuoced T. selher
with al their arril! cry, Dag age, &c
The letters are dated from Iltis out
they fate that the Head Quarters
were league and bali ID adsanee
Il IS likely IN following up rheie iue-
eefIcs more advai rages vii yet Dc D.
tsined the refult of the victory Al
letters b.ltow the higheif PrAiic on
,be condua o. the allied troops
which if p, ih0ie exceed any thing YET
heard Of.
The head 9 artsrs Of our army
were On the goth in advance Of Oils.
Cc9erhzgrn, Tay The Faliff
Count dc IranPe, as well as feTcral
wholelale merchants. have been ar
rsfted in Norway, On iufoicsion OF
having held tecrst interc ourfe With
Sweden, sc The report itilt con
tiHurs that troubles have broken Oh,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
+" The BEAsT 1ysth q gesa BELEr, ar Ire
Democrats cal a .NyTFp

ae DEA2l VIII Z god bELfr, or kf<
Democrats cal q NdTF"
Read ne following extract from
Democratic GiecJioneering puff sfion.
\ then think what hard wof Sour eall.o,
Navy Ofiicers have had 10 combat the
bssers Of a Navy and Commerce 10 ess
saelr own curses and swallow thefr
own SsGom -
Are you solicitious, ny frierd.
thsi wilkin five years hence, yoar vie
should want SHIRT to be- bacs tia.
your boys shall want hommony =,
their brea<fast! In thar case the shoft.
ess wav viii be to vote for the man at
BTafafrsc, and be assured that ui,hins
smaller space Of time, he and hrs .YIuy,
'sis BEAS [ WITH GREAT BELLY.
and his son, (ysha Quincy .f1auq !,
Fifteen fhousaod Dollars per annun.
shall desour the last ear OF corn and he
last blade OF grass that Eegefave On TIC
surface of America.
We hsse reason 70 suspect thar ur,-
der better President [JsFrrsonI We
shall have as little as can De" I've,
ave We can hear now without lis M
ing1 4" Of STAMP DUTIES, Of Cas-
gers, Of Prussisn Ambassadors n. O.
ADANs.l OF The H4tties Of the A.
SESSED TAX, and above al. Of hat
OCEAN Of ADMINISTRATIONS, "a.
asEgrtrssH, = iae My"
I'd yai fage IT.
The above IS an extract from th.
Prospect bsfsrr 20, scufIiloes book
which IEFFERsoS hired a william %
write, and p4id him 100 dollars, pardon
Cd bis climes, took ihim oct Of goal, and
RENTED his hne Of zoo dollars Mad
Ison also 10 complainant and encourage
the iehos, purchased sixteen copies Of
thr work a. once, Sd that &c might DC
able 10 make sgrsea Die preseats 10 his
friends and TO render q navy c1n.
pletely ridiculous, Jefferson sqslisZer.
ed hundreds o. thousands ct deH - N
buiIdIsg Gun Bouts, the nnmoSr cf
which he says, must DC coosid-ra5ie,"
and Madison, in one OF his Messages
talks about portion Of Gun Bo1s,'
or hofl0H OF Gun-Ro4ts, as VIC should
say II such frGac, which when r0sez is
TO be well shaken and truly sach s,a.-
empyrics " 20 have dosed the Psop's at
such a rate, ought themselves to haze .
a5tr9a Of Gun Boats, and 90 10 ses IN a
morse poad -Salrm Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
PATE OF A MURDERER,
E.rtracf q letter fro1i cAaEbsrs54rys,
dated Sent 7.

E.rfrccf q t-!ter jim IA-Rs7efse-I3ft
dated Sets Z.
A circumstance occurred here on
AIonday the 5Oth ul, which does credK
10 the town. Il was discovered a, Get
tysburg, where the Stage from Balii-
more slept the preceding night
tina, the noIeG william Nhie, one OF
those concerned in the hoFrid uanssc.
tons al Baltimore, and IN the murdes
Of Gen. Lingan, vas passenger IN the
stage proceeding westward, and sup
posed TO be on his way to Ioin the
French General Hubert, who wens
some time ago through this, Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
NEW-YoRK. SEPT II.


Extraet sfa letter tram ~ 25Fcsr IN
bsud The feet On Lake Ontari5, dated
y Dzct IGasd, Se9t' 1878
ave have chafed The Britilh feet
for , days and on the nth had a
running light of three and a half
hours Su James cIc1Ped oY iuPeri-
or faiing, bur Is now bloekaded N
AmAsr&sbay. We arc disappointed
IN "A axas aoie 70 bring him ID &C
ton, bet ho-- yet 70 cong along
ide OF him The Gen. Pike has
no, Iolt any men, and the flip IS 6ut
little iejdred.'
Amhcrf Bay form, tie entrance
into a narrow channel which fepa-
rales The Island Of Amhertt from The
Clnada fhore. The Iilnd lies 10 or
L niles Welt of Kingfon. IL /, a.
h.'aa u mites IN length, and from !
Il 8 Ia breadth. h. Bay into
which Sn James Yeo has ta<en his
feet. Is AZ the wet end OF the Hand,
and aboa, - miles from kingiton.
~ T. Con-. ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
The frny at Burlington,

The hrmy at Burlington,
Has been on the move for feyeral
days. A part of the troops have
proceeded to Grand he, and the re
n4indcr to Cumberland head. The
army agents have parchasd or pref
fed levrral huudred yoke of draft OK
en-, with Wagons The deitina'ion
is seneraily tuppof.d to be nearer the
lines 20 act as eEcumitanees may
dictate An invasion Of the lower
province can hardy be contemplated
oy rational men, unlefs defeat preyi-
ously attends the Britiih arms IN the
UpJer province Immediately on
receiving the tskAierr Utsffarg 7gerH-
sr, Sc. preparations were made for
more 4ttive dutyl Our naval force
on TAG * has sfo proceeded to-
wards the lines. Several naval off,
GERS and about 200 feanen had pre-
viously arrived kseze eaflask
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

Hamburg, for its Il" re5sllisE" a.
gainlt the Great NlPoleon-who has
abou, as much righE 70 irs allegiance
as III. Devl had TO the land which
he offered to the Saviour,-had been
amerccd in Forty hight millions Of
livcrs But finding the tiam6urgers
could not pay this enormous fun, his
bsua1ns Majetty has RENTED Eighteen
nliliioos.-He had Previouily taken
care TO put his fsaIs on all the goods
Of he merchants. There Is not any
body of people whom Napoleon de-
lights more TO tsesce than the mer-
ebazis. The LLbeek merchants have
aifo felt his griPe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
foreign gntel!lgenes.

Our Paris accounts fate, thai the
Duke Of Cumberland had been very
cody treated during his tour through
Germany and that the politicians
had concluded that this conduct was
the refult of coalition between Aui-
tria and France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27


cADlz, JULY l2-The Duke del
Pzrque Is fad TO have been defeated
in Valencia by Suchet, with the lois
CT 1000 men, IN killed, wounded and
prifoners.
len ,houfand French are reported
to have enter ed Spain from PeTPig
nan
LISBON, JULY 74,~Marfhal Gen.
ersi Lord " wellington head quarters
were al Iruira the OH luy. Ills
loralhip had ,fiaed a preiii & gener
al o.G=r. cauiionins bis ofhSeIs and
troops ag.int furprifes, as they were
thea in ths vicinity of the French
formers, in fal pofeihon Of thr en-
cary, commanding them to treat the
French iuhahi;ants with humanity,
and dir-6tng MS eommIfarles, when
,hcg rake fupplies from the French
villages to give the fame receipts and
rzyn-nts therefor as N the opzniih
and PJrruguesr towns
Hermann jolly t3-Lofd Wei
iingson's head quarters are here
1h- Gege OF St oe5aitians goes On.
Tbs All and 10th brigades, which
entered enc Of the French provinces,
took 1900 head OF cat,le-ba' his
iordlEip has reaoIed them 10 thelr
owners
ClaufeI has CO. into france By The
p7frs CT the Aragonese Pyfennes-
he will join king 10. Pampaluna IS
narrowly olock4ded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

Yisnra, 1uly I'VE hear from
Milan, thar the Viecroy departed on
the I'd, to infpect the troops. The
c .lurns are marching by Venice, Bas-
foaa. U6ine and Subrapo. Martial
MafTena was in the latter town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
SUPPLEMENT TO THE PORTUGUESE
TELEGRAPH

TELEGRAPH
LISBON, AUG. :, 1873.
Zbs Lrdsberzkzce y tks Pcniaflla MUIR
"a b. ths Ire yiiisy sf O1qlaa, "a fbs
goth Jug. 1873
Or the 18th July, rhe proud Soult,
having been repu fed three times with
rr,o.rnous iofs, took meaiures TO retire
I'll ne ihoulA fall In with the rein-
forccments coming from France. On
tbs 10th and goth July he halted be
tween Orquin and Otis Lord Wei
lI1gton took petition before the enc
my. Soulr, With the reinforce ments
ie had received. together with up
wards of 1900 militia had augnen-
ted his force to $4,000 men But
lis number did not intImidate Lord
Wellington. % the morning OF the
goth, be. an this eyer-memoraole bat
tie which terminated a, 10 a, night
lie amy q Sur .sas esr;2.sfs. a.JEa''
Cd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

The frit requifiiion Of the militia
of Connecticut, which had been ia.
toned at n. London, have been re
leivcd from duty, BY a f=cond rsqaifi-
ton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

Ii Is th- only account reeeived here,
bur Ivould fwcar TO the hand writ
ing"
The Buffalo Glzsttc mentions,
/" thar Gen. Wllkinfon IS talt recover
ing from an indlfPofon With which
he has been exercifed face his arrival
at Fort George"
The fame paper alfo mentions,
that Gen. Williams had lett Fort
George TO take command at Sachet's
Harbour bur We imagine h- has
gon. to join the army under hamP-
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

The Londsn Courier of the 23d Of
July contain the fPceeh Of shr Prince
Regent, an the prorogarion of Pariia
rnent. fan which We have cnly room
for the following extracts
81 have great faiisfl6tion in ac-
quainting you, thar there exits be-
tween ne and tne Courts of 81. Pc.
tcrfburg Berlin, and Stockholm, the
mot cordial union and concert, ard
/ ruit | ihall DC enabled by the aids
which you have 70 lib-rally at ,rded,
70 render the union eff-da4i for the
accomplishment OF the great purpotcs
for which II has ocra ettablilhcd.
I" | regret the eontit uance of the
war with the United States OF Amer
ia
!" Nv defre' 0 re-eltabifh between
tie two counrrica, th0fc friendly re
lations 70 important to their mutu4'
intcreffs continues uns5lfcd bGr |
cannot content 10 purchaie he tor
alton of peace BY 4ay flerlice Of the
maritime rights OF the BrIIilh I'm
pire.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
Extract gf 4 Litter fran WafbilsfsI
Sect "a.

"Com. Perry, on Lake Erie has
taken SIX BRITISH VESSELS y
Such is the endorsement on a letter
10 ms from one of our officers al
Plattsburg of the 18th init received
this morning by the Exqrefs Mai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

BURLINGTON, FIT. Il The ar
my ita,ioned a, tins polt, have NOV
ed north as far as Cumberland Head f.
i few miles below Pl2ttsbuTg. Our
feet is itatioaed 4, GEavely Point,
north Of the army
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27
Troy. tEPT II

XII =
AsEfary S5srv.-On saturday The
detached Militia companies, which
had afenblsd AZ Waterford, COM
meuced Their march for Pla'fsburg
The number ordered to aiiembir az
that place by bis Exeelleney Gov.
ron,kins mutt be about soo0-,hc
aumber OF mrn Of AL rank. who ap-
peared, Nc learn BY gentleman
who rook particular pains TO inform
himfelf, vas about SevsE Hundred.
las rife company Of Albany turn
ed ou' tts5, thar OF Hudion three,
and that OF Troy azs. making in the
aggregate TX Hsn :
Admiral Warren has left tie Chef
apeake with ,he ss,s g part OF his
fee. and has failed for Halifax, not
Bermuda. He makes Halifax MS h.
Q during the aurunn and winter.
Two members of congrefs from
PENNSYLVANIA, John II Hyneman and
John G oninger, Elq. have religned
their feats IN Congrefs; unwilling
any longer to witneis the difgrace of
their country, IN the proceedings OF
the majority ther-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-27

t1cf - d : kffer Jf'r b4Tlf15f7'',
nsty Dig q II lzfs isyfart.
"On Wedaeflay aft. Gen Parker
left this place with al the artillery,
and abasr goo infantry our aotiila
accompanied HIN Reports fay shey
arc defined fer The lie au Noix.
frooPs are daily marching to iuP-
pr hIn.-ihe campo % appears 10
nave commnesd n this qulIt-r."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01
SWEDEN.

1t appears by the 'r-eaty between Swe.
den and England. published Yesterday that
bernadotte has thrust his hand into John
huh's strong box, TO some purpese--the
treaty having been concluded TN tie Sd
March, 1913, by which he was to receive
2o0,000 lis hard money, munthly, to the
mount of n million, BerAad0tte must, ere
this, hive the whole amount in his pocket
and has no doubt received the thanks Of lis
master, for touching John so neatly in his vi.
tai harr
Five millions of dollars and the island OF
Guadaloupe is pretty Clever 62nus for raj
sing $4,000 men and 1,uttin- them INFO can
fonmenss- It must be very affecting to John
Bull that so much money did not obtain the
murder of a single Frenchman-and what
will no doubt be sill more distre ssng-!f
neUer 7UiM aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01

The kGg indignantly refused th.s ipso'cut sum
ia Norway, published the following proclamation.
Here follows the proclama;iop.1
The coaflene. which the king Of Denmark had in
the emperor has been entirely justified, ard all the
bonds between the Two nations have been re.ss,ab-
lished, and strengthened.
The French army is in Hsmhurgh; Danish iii
vision follows its motions support The English
ny their policy, obt,Gned only shame and confusion
the wishes ct all worthy aceorn pary the here
di,sry pince of Denmark into Norway What rem
ders the situation OF Norway critical is the want of
provisions; but Norway shall remain Darish-ths
integrity OF Denma, k is Guaranteed by France
The bomhsrdnoent OF Copenhagen whilst an Eng
fish minister wss still witt tho king; the burning of
that cspta with the fleet without a declaration Of
war, or any previous hostility appeared to be the
most odious scene o! modern history but the
crook al policy which leads the English to demand
the eGsson OF province, happy tor SO many years
under the sceptre OF the hsuse OF Eo,s,ein sud the
series ot intrisu 20 which uhey have had recaurse
to Obtain this odious sat, will be considered as
more immoral and more outrageous than even the
burning ef Copenhagen.
IA it observe that policy of which the honses Of
I,mour ana OF Soily have been the victic,s, snd
which has despo;ied them OF their tominions The
Engish are accustomed in India to be never stoppeJ
by any idea of justce-they follow this policy in
Europe.
" appears thet in all the negotiations which the
siiies have had with England the powers the great
est enemies to France have been disguised by the.
excess We professions or the English government.
The basis even of the peace of Luneyiis are de-
ciared by the English be mad nissibe, too IA
yourable Co Frsnee
Msdmen They are deceived in their latitude, s:
take Frenehinen for Hindoos.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01

EDWARD HALLAM,
First Door sbove the Eagle Tavern, Main Street.
,RGAmond,
HIS roc SHE,
so crates edged ans g. ooloured Ware.
50 hhds and 20 crates blue printed Liverpool China
variety Of patterns,
large hd general assortment OF rich cut and pssp
Glass. go
100 sets of plated Rims with Csstors,
80 boxes Canton China, contsiisinyl
ouo pair Cups aud Sauoer,
90 hhds. choice Rum, part very Old
10 tierces reetied Whshey,
10 eases real Holland Sin,
pipes and qusrter casks Madeira,
l2 do partie uar 1enerife, 70
S do. Maisga, Is
2 do. Sicily, ~
o quarter casks Sherry, and y
90 dozen genuine Port,
5000 .bs best refined Loaf Sugar,
~ barrels Jamaica,
70 chests and so cases fresh Gun Powder. Young
son and Souchong Teas,
10000 lbs. Goiee in bags l6 kegs Cina.-
20 lbs fresh Nutmess--S0 dozen fresi, Mustard
10 boxes pine apple Cheese,
40 boxes Northern Candies
20 do. Spermaceti do
so reams Wrapping Paper,
20 boxes real Span sh Sesara,
6 gross Desiivers superfine playing Cards.
500 kegs IF. & +. Gun Powder,
$50 bushels fresh Clover Seed,
50 do. Herd Grass,
September 8, 1915. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01

bi.ant Of the C;te State for using, or ssainst cnJ
skip Or vessel 5eo.g.ng wholly or IN part, suy { {
izen or eitzsns IN aLtant or inhabitants oftie L
States, for sailing under the protection of hcens,
CT pass grated 5y lis authority OF the soserna-n
OF the Uniied Kingdom OF Great Britain and iresnc
or BY any person or persons acting under authority
OF the same
II. CLAY,
SpeGser Of TIE Koase Of Representatives.
l.. GERRY
yfcs President Of tie United States and
i''esiGen! Of re Seaa:e.
JAMES eIADIsoN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01
FAIRFIELD FALL RACES

WILL ooMMENcE ON TUESDAY. THE srU or
- oCn 0bEk Next.
Fnes Day..-A sweepstakes for S, 900 escb. hsif
ioifet-to which there sin subscribers, 10 Wit
John niinse, Miles Seden, jr. WIN. r. johnson,
John Roberts, John Hoomes, and WIN. NNynuc
:. IN the same DaJ.--A Produce sweepstakes for
. ioc each, piay or pay--to which there are nine
subscribers, to wit--John Homes, John II. Cooke.
Thomas Taylor, B. Harrisod, jr. Miles se,den, If.
irayis Hsrwood, Wade MOsby, Gen Chamber.
. Ssce"d Day-The Jockey Club Pursc--S 200
:, 12i,d Day An elegant Silver Cup, valued at Is
.mnsas, two mile heats, 90 dollars entrance-four
60 make race
9, re fo~M Day.-The Proprietor's Psrso Of
go three mile heats, carrying weights agreeable
to tie rules Of the present club.
1"e IeHoSvfns rates are established:
-Four wheel carriages, - GIoa
Two do. do. 50
Nan aud Horse, 81
Stables and straw furnished gratis
THos. WATSON, Jr. Yreasuyer.
hose persons wishing to rent booths on ths
ground VII. apply to Thomas Watson, Jr.
August 81, ISIS. tdr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01
sept. 10
VYpd-HTs.

FIh9f Nh:
z T Rules az en- 10 The Clerks Office Of the Su.
~ PerioT G. shs 0s Chsnceiy Tor the I;ehnond
District, the BIO day Of July, 1878:
Peter Fcster@n AHn, late Ann Shelton, his wife,
James 5o"thall. John Sonihan, and Thoe. IN
derwcod jr. and Elizabeth, bis wits-wbieb said
AIN, james, John and iilzabeth, are children *
lcgst"e9 Of Turner 5oatiiail, deed. PPgs.
.i-dinsf
Peyton Sou'hnll end John DsngerGed executors q
James couti,alI deed, who was an executor ct
Turner SoythaD, decd, aud WA. Wood, adm r
o. stephen SOuthgiI, who was another ex'or Of tie
aaid Turner Soutball, deed, Caliuin Jones and
PaCliHa lis vile, Henry CoIer aud CyLthis h,s
wife, llOdgsun aud Hunter, Samuel Craig aud
Martha Stras, oxeeutijx Of the last WA and
Testament OF George. +. Strss, deceased, end
Lucy Cute, late Lucy 5outhail, VIM. Southsl!,
fichO'as y. Van zaud,, l. NJ aria his wife, lace Ma
ria SOuthal Philip SouthGll, y alentine Southall e
Louisa Jane SOuthsll, heirs Of Stephen SOuthsii,
DEED, the last three O! whom are infants 10y Mar
iiir Strae, specially assigned their guardian 10 de-.
rend them IN tbs suit. UrPts
DliE defendants Lucy Cuts and Eiohoas B.Van-
s4uit aid Maria lis wife, not having entered their
appesrsnee aud given security according the act
oi Assembly 4 tic BHes Of this Ccnrt q II appear.
ing nv satisfactory evidence, that Thy nst inhab-
tants lIa cnuutry---H Is ordered. Tkst the said
defendants do appear here on the first day OF the
Nest term and the bill of tie PlSihtis and
Inst cory Of tYis order be forthwith inserted m
s,tne rspnper publishcd In tbc City Of Richmond
icr two ,oonGs sucs,ssyeiy, sni posted the front
door OF the Cspi.sl in tie said city.
= copy, Teste,
SEPT ~. wsw WM. w. IIENINC, c. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01

IN CUI.hrCERY:
6AisIS. 80
John Parrot yll,a.
against a
Benjamin Linton and Zacharish Hurndon. SIS;
-,,,,, Def'ts.
HE defendant Benjsmin l. irton not having en-
tered his appearance snd given security according
To the Act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court
ana appearng to the satisfaction OF the eoort that
lie is not an nhabtsnt OF tls State, therefore, on
'ne neuon OF the Plaintiff, by lis counse! is or
dered g decreM BY tAe Coars, That the defendant
Benjamin Linton do appear here on the second
Meneay In November next,apd answer the Plain
az o'!'. and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted III some one OF the newspapers published III
the City OF Richmond for eight weeks s,e.essiye,y
ana posted at the front door of the court house O.
this county on SOME court day.
a copy. Teste, JOHN POlNDEXTER, c. L.c.
Sept IL. wSwp
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TRACT orLA.ND.
L Il Nd.


ESj offer FOR sale seven hundred acres ofcLAvn.
lyng III the lower end o. Buckingham, on
Buitaioc creek, ave mI.cs from Ca Ira and Ia from
New his iand is IN desirable neighbour
hood y well adapted TO the culture Of Corn Wheat
and Fobs.co also,
100 Acres % WO Cd HAND.
On t,e little fork of State River seven Iots sboys
Buckingham CGuFt House. The soil Of this River
- generally much esteeiaeh ior the production OF
wheai--is property belongs TO the late Col. Hen.
~ Bell, and viii be sold undrra decree Of nc Fed
erel CouFt-for dird cash, and two s. saiioeu,s
Tor the residue one tie lst day OF January 1914
aud TIE other usialpent the iiYtt day III Jsnusry
1915. The title is considered indisrutshie snd p
not disposed Of privately before lie month IL Oo,o-
Der next viii then be sold Public Auction on the
Ilth day OF that moth at The Court house.
WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
WIZ. w. e. THORNTON.
Nr. HarrisoA Bell, or either Ut as, will attend 4.
view those lands, and eonuonly ~ be met with
ri Buckingham, sud Cumberland Court dsys The ~
bore PROPERTY val posiiigey be sold without re-
serve.
Scot. -. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-01

IN C'fL4IfCXRY:
q i A COURT held fpr Cumberland County the
~ Ss,h day ofJuly, 1915.
Thomas JOHNSON. PPfT
.3G7LNSF
10. u. Gibson, @e. Uef'fs.
III sppcaTing TO the Court that Robert u. Gibson
rs NONRESIDENT Of dis Stste-ou motion, Oydeye4
hat the said Bo5srt H. Gibson do appear here Al
the Court to lie sd for tbs county ut the October
ierm next, aud give security for psriormng the de-
cree 70 be inside IA this That copy Of his
order be pub!shed ia sope news. paper printed il
the city OF Richmond for two months success ,ely
and posted at the front door Of the Court Louie 81
This couaty.
a copy. Teste,
MILLER WooDsON, Jr. d. c.
Ausust "a. wsw