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FRoM TIE rLop1pA rRoNr1rn.

FRoH THE FLORIDA FRONTIER.
From an ertract of a letter fiu6HShcd in the
Georgia Journal, from one Of the Uolun-
tcers under capt. Cumming, dated Camh,
.Ne2vhohe, ST. John's, Dec. /, 1912, zve
haze selected the IoLiozping:
The army at this place is now about
500 strong, and in the course of few weeks
we shall be joined by about 400 more that
are encamped at Point Pctre. As soon as
the other troops join us, we are informed
that we shalt march to Col. Smiths Camp,
before st. Augustine; and the Gun Boats
stationed on the river opposite to our camp
have received orders to repair to Augustine
to be joined by some other naval force, for
the purpose of besieging the fortress of St.
Augustine"
Ertract Of q letter toethe Edigo, of the
Georgia Erhress, from gentleman Of
reSfecfG6Aty, in TIE Gr'n,y, dated
POINT PETRE, Dec. S.
We arrived at this post on the 1st of
November, after a fatiguing march of TWEEN
ty one days from Sandersvlle. On the 5th
four companies commanded by captains
Cumming of Richmond, Willis of Wash
ington, Gilbert of Wilkinson, and Atkinson
of Pulaski, sailed for Col Smiths camp on
St: JohR's, E. F. whittier they were fol-
lowed OH the 10th by Capt. Sanders rife
company from Columbia latter went
by land and reached St. Johns in little more
than two days.
g. The FIVE companies at this place re-
main in statu quo, without being able to
give any guess at what time we shall receive
marching orders.
=" On the 18th ult about one hundred &
fifty or sixty, officers included, were de-
tached from our regiment and together with
a few regulars and eighteen patriot caval-
ry placed under the command Of captain
Woodruff Of the United States rifemen
for the purpose Of reconnoitering St. Angus
tine and bringing OF large drove OF bull
locks collected in that neighborhood by the
Spaniards. That party failed to get hold
OF the beeves in consequence of their being
kept close under the guns of the town and
fort They succeeded in bringing off Span
ish picket guard composed of a corporal &
three privates, 'aien without firing d gun.
From the best information the force in ST.
Augustine consists of four hundred Spani-
ards and five hundred blacks.
Considerable disafection is said to pre-
vail between the Spaniards and blacks
the latter Of whom are said in u freak to
have directed the guns on the lines to the
town, a few days since without doing any
mischief. 1t is said that they threaten the
governor with a determination to put every
man, woman and child to death, if he a.
gress to surrender the fortress
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PUBLIC AUCTIONS

~ Ill. BE SOLD at Public Auction on the pre-
W misses, ON Thursday TIE iith last il fair, if
not, the next fair day. lot of ground containing
100 feet, fronting on Cary Street, with the
cross street leading to Col. Mayo's Bridge,
ming back 80 feet, the back lane OF which there
is a new fire proof Ware House 10 by GO feet
One third Cf the purchase money will be required
in cash, one third in Twelve months, the remaining
third in two years, the two last payments to carry
interest from the date-Notes with approved en-
dorsers and deed of trust upon the property
vii, be required, to secure the two last payments.
THOs. TAYLOR.
Ian
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PHILAnFr.PHrL-

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. G.
We learn from Washington City, that Gen. mn
has been exchanged, not for so pieces OF silver but
for 50 soldiers. 1t is expected he will be tried with
out delay.
.1ohn Randolph. An act has passed the Legs.
ature Of Georgia for changing the name ofthe coun-
ty of RGndoL6h to that of Jasber the preamble to
the law, states that in the conduct of John Ran.
dOiph, after whom the county is named, they OBJ.
serve such desertion of correct principles, and
such an attachment to the enemies of the United
States, to reader his name odious to the peonle
of Georgia, and Of the United States
UeIs. Press
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EUROpE.
FURTHER ADvICEs ny LATEST ARRI-
VALs.
Translated from Trench fahers, received

vALs.
TRANSLATED from /rench fahers, received
r, ne 1Ni~~ - :. = mi 90:
PARIS, Oct. %.
To the esd bulletin, add these words :
Z" We have found DIadona enriched with
diamonds and with pearls, with the follow
ing inscription in the Russian anguage:'
The French and Poles having been ccn.
quered by the Russians, and the city of
Ddatzc having been taken, in 1893, the
empress Anna I7raH>7ota, in 1910, caused
to be embcllished with pearls and diamonds
this image OF the virgin, 40 "a act Of thank
fulness for that event"
This picture was found in the principal
church OF the kreinlip.
The following is Tive official head Of tie De.
cree VI condemnation Of the conspirators
st Paris lately executed and otherwise
disposed Of, by the Imperial court CON
sti,uted on the occaslou. The oni.ill
proceedings at Length shall be given in a
future paper. They arc long and only
interesting to FrcnChmen res ding III this
country:
JuGgmsr: which condemns Ma'c,, Laho.
RIO. Guidal, * generals of brigade Ra5be
colonel rouliCr, CHEF Of battalion; Stein
houwet, RofderltuX and piluercl, captains
Fessart, i'eie9vrc, Regnier < beaumont
heutcuants; Hateau, corporal; and Boo
cheiampe, prisoner of state, 20 suffer dc stb
Inc hrst rs a reparati0n Of the crime a
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I'm MARSHAL's SALE--Dy virtue o.
Tr/SSL3h> decree of the Court OF the U. S
49, 3S 10 for the Virginia District pronoun-
ced on the first day OF the present
month, the ship OLIVER ELLIS
WORTH, now lying at City Point, with her rigging,
tackle, apparel and furniture, will be sold to the
highest bidder for ready money The sale will
commence at IL O'Clock in the forenoon; the 10Th
day OF Jan. next, and viii take place at City Point.
This ship is supposed TO be valuable.
VIM. MANN. ~ VI. for
ANDREW MOORE, Nj. V. d.
Dec. 10.
0}- The sale of the above ship has been necessa-
riy postponed I'LL Thursday the 18th of February
next. when it viii positively take place at City
Point
Jan. lie. 2awtds
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lieve it is customary for our Commanders
IN general, 70 write their Dispatches prompt
ly after an Action while We see Captain
Hull suffers a lapse OF Eleven Days, before
his official Dispatch to the Minister--lie
takes no Merit to himself. (anoiher feature
ct British Dispatches y but throws all
Praise on the Conduct and tactics of Capt.
Dacres and the Crew of the Guerrero. *
modestly concludes "a second Nelson y that
every man on board the Constitution (" did
his duty! /! That an Action may have ia
ken place is probable, but. that the above
has been the Result tho it has appeared
in Gazette) we dsbelieve, for the Reasons
we have assigned"
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Copy Of a letter from the Secretary at War
TO Governor SNYDER.

" "F I|rIHrtMfHf, TIC. 16, 1872.
SiE-l have che honor to acknowledge
your EXcellency's letter Of tie 10Th inst.
and to Inform your Excellenoy that tie Mi
.i'ia when called into the services Of the
United States are paid accordinr % the
provisions Of tire act &c January 9, 1895,
|A'.h establishes pont'iy compensation
\ Tor boHoty, clothing and pay"
ny the act Of February 9Th, 1912, author
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BENJAMllJ WATERHCUSE.
Doston, Wilk-Street, Dec. 80, 1911.
Copy 81 letter FROM Governor SNYDER to
the Secretary at War.

the Secretary at War
Harrisburg, Dec. 10, 1912.
SIR enclose yon copy of an act Of
the Legislature, passed this dav --bv which
you VIII perceive that it is enjoined on me
to enquire whether the government Of the
United states have made any provision 70
supply the different descriptions of Militia
from this State--wiih Blankets. watch
coats, and other articles Of clothing which
their condition and The climate may ncces-
sarily require. Is information On this sub
icct may materially affect the interest and
comfort OF those militia IN service, ] Nave
80 request as early attention to the subject
as yonr various and arduous duties will per
nit
Respectfully, Sir, your obedent servant.
SIMON SNYDER.
The Secretary at War.
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VHTANTED-two APPRENTICES TO the
w Painting Business. Apply TO George Wells,
at Thomas s. popes.
lannary e. It
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gST NJ NOTICE. m

SM VI NOTICE. -
f'shaIi petition the President and Directors of
the Bank OF Virginia to renew the following Notes
the Hal0es of which were RENTED through the me-
dunn ot tins post to Ncwbern, N. G.. on the 9th &
the other oia Elizabeth Cty-the Lett err and Halves
haviSg the Presidents signature have miscarred or
been snnDrs ssch
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ETOR RENT, the house commonly called the
PROFILE HOUSE.,
situated on the cross street leading from the main
street to the Basin. Apply to
NJ. STRAS.
January IL. oawSw
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Z becaFe co5vcnisnt thar the c,uy sees
,a,,op We experienced on ieating it. as
that ot wonder, that II had not sooner been
occupied ~ Cur loyo innent that they
who have the real TILE to il, shooids SO long
have suffered anoiher power 10 held Al, IT,
their certain detriment.
ODe OF the Northern party prints. howe
yer, has made the proiou;.d discovery that
this step, b; irritating cur enemy, will
,proiopg The " az III winch We are nuw en-
gagged. Itwonil seem, dat there arc some
politicians among To, not numerous enough
% merit the maine u party, ct So siavish Il
disposition as TO be All AID 10 cali theu soul,
th,ir own les. it should clftnd the Enemy
bat our government hA>e already shown.
Ihasss disposition IS o: : different charac-
ter. The iiS;tish nstio, i.,s Invaded ,hc
rights o. ;,ii. people, and stulcu tie persons
and properly uf a,r CiiiIens---ad Se are
endvaSVriug IA iiSi,t nsr INTO respect ior
the rights Sue l4a tias ;or,terned. Antl
shall We sEter. 4. SSH & these injuries in
1icted on te ocean, dear To take what j.
our own on the laid, lest DC cuetay snoIit.
not iiAe it : i'he iuii, oi seer an idea s,
the more obvio,s, when We .eilsct th-i tie
,SrrirOry III question 10 one l., which D,iian,
neither has pge,snds To b ave any iu,e-
rest. 1T such consider atom are to have
weight, ist us tear up the charter of our
liberties, make bonhres OF oar Constitution
and laws. and sue FOR projection at clre
hands OF the enemy. whom the faction are
SO much afraid of Offending.
Mobile was ours by irgat. though it was
anothar's by tenure. at the time VIC took 1T.
it IS several years since law WAS passed
erecting the town into port of entry, and
many months since 4 collector was actually
app0ssted for it. The surrounding terrific
ry hsd teen amicably surrenderedlo us
bot the Tort was garrisoned by Spanish
troops-and in the expectation that they
would deliver 1T up peaceabiy, and To pre-
vent TASTY host!lities with friendly power,
even in defence OF our unquestionable right,
1t was suffered &c remain in their possess on
Tor the present. The fort belonged to US
as web as the territory on which it was
erected and by which it was surrounded
and cur government has always intended
to occupy it, >" amicablyN If they conld,
lorcibly if they must" Nlnicable means
having failed, after protractsd expert
ment, force was intcrposed. What is
there, then, in the history of this trahsaction
al which even Stain can take u1lbrags ;
Mach more, what right could Greai 6f;-
rain have, and having no right what reason
could she aave. To interneodIe in tbs affair
answer US that, we cavaliers.
National inteHgencer.
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NALU ABLE IRON WOkkS
no K .S.Jf. Il

EbURSU AMI to deed of trust executed
II by John Davis, on the 9th dav of Nov.
1901, 10 u.s. Tor the purpose OF securing the payment
OF = certain sum OF money therein mentioned 10
Reed aud Ford, OF theciy OF Pi;ilade lphia and aIso
another sum TO Standsh Ford, will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder, tor ready money! On the
premises Oh Th1rsdsy the FIRST day Cf july next,
one undivided nioiety Of
200 ACRES OF LAND,
ln Monongaheia county, hear Cheat River ON
which is erected Furnace ,ogether with mole
ty of the Furnase and other bu,.,igs and materials
thereunto beiongiHg. Also,
lao ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining to the above mentioned trast--Aloo,
700 ICRES,
adjoining TO the two last mentioned tract7 on the
waters OF Morgan's run, adjoining lands of James
Ross and Henry Stephens. Also,
1900 .4CRES,
Near the furnace tract, adjoining lands of Thomas
Evans, On Quarry run, and Jenkins Slab cas- p
2,G0o .dCRES,
Likewise rear the furnace tract, on Laurel rum nd.
joining VIM. Hamilton's land.
The above properly ia situated within about q
miles OF the nayigable waters Of Cheat River, and
miles from aiorgautown. The best metal and bar
iron is made from the Furnace which is now occ,
pied l'y Mr.. John Jackso,,, who informs tbere are
two extensive ore banks on one of the tracts of land
lately discovered 1-2 nile from the Furnsee
SAMUEL HaNyVAF, ,
Nav
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.NezO Establishment ofshe

ASAAoIlL1 a n ' IsNtN,
INVADE q JOHN G. MGSBY, wish 70 inf I'm
w 4eir Friends ADD the Pubiic in general, thnt
tasy have bought out the late propiietors OF the
establishment, and this day take posssss.ca Of the
EAG LIZ TAVERN,
tbs their intentiou and they are actually engaged
in taking proper steps, 10 this ancient aud re-
srectsbe establishment, not merely to as e!efcht
and satisfactory state rs 1t has at ANY period exhib
ted, but 90 give 4 new and interesting chains to pb
lie attention and patronage. Impressed with inst
IDEAS of what is due &c the member and resn e,tab
ty of the individuals who all times have evnced a
disposition to make it their resort tiepresent pro-
prstors are determined to rsnder lite otat in every
rcspeet worthy of fsvcr-snd support For this puf.
pose, they are planning III every department of ito
comprehensive arrangement, such repairs, alters
tons, and improvements rs the most jufic:pus at
tention TO the accommodation Of its friends in town
and country suggest. As the compass of .he
establishment 10 sufficiently extensive 10 ADM. a
comuIete system of arrangements, they purpose TO
embrace ~,thin the scope Of their attention wi,ae
yer may eonduve TO the convenience and satisfaction
Of their city Trends, or the cable reception and
entertainment of individuals, families from te
country. Travelling company will find prompt
ard cheerful attention both TO themselves and their
egupage, sui every effort will ho made 10 FENDER
them, SUhtie nnacr te SgihgS Of te Eagle, pleescd
and gratfied with the comiuUdousness ci their Situ
alton.
A ware OF the inpnranoe aud necessity OF diligent
atteniiOutO faithful discharge OF the duties of tie
stables, the praprietors viii superIntend witt, the
strictsst vigilance The management OF tihs essSHtiH
brauch OK their business. The horses, in short sla
be carefully attended to.
Dhc prsprietors are fitting MP number cf rooms
for the reception Of members az the As5cu4by, at
the approaching Session, and invite the immediate
application of such Gentlemen as are disposed to fa
yor them With communications on this subject.
Particular ard distinct arrangements are 6lso ma
king for the accom- modsticp OF Stage Passengers,
60 whose refreshmeNt repose and comfort after the
fgtigues OF travelling great attention vii Ice paid.
The proprators very sensible of what is necessary
ton
The indulgence cfihe Public is requeeted for b
short PERIOD, until they mature and complete
tlie details Of the numerous U,mestic concerns,
which AT present occupy their sttenfiOn---Aner ?
ittle time the prUprie ors cherish hope ftat the
order and regularity Of heir table viii unite wth
the exceilefee o! their yiands and liquors ia obtain.
ias universal appreciation.
a pril 20. III
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From. III: Londen Statesmas.
LeEDoH, Marcel, &c.


We have the humiIiatng task 10 record the cap
ture of another British frigatc by the American
ssil Constitution, tbs particulars Of wich VIII be
seen under the head Atoerican news The yasa, a
Eus Freneh-buHt slip, taken by us ia the Eat ln-
dies about three years sg0, vas remarkable from
the exeeience her architecture for being az ex-
pe,litious sailor. IL however, not question or
trial OF isst-saing IL this case, but Que Ut hard
bioWs. Captain Lambert, WHO ommsnded her,
did not allow the colours To be struck Ill he bad
90 men Killed, AID iDI (another account says t7o)
wounded. himself among tie number, aud we fear
Iaortaly wounded rlic Java, it secrUs,was so shat
tered IN her ho~tprit, n,asts aud rigging ~ 20 be
able ~ keep tie lut tso days alter the act,on
Lieutenant General n shop, governor ef Bsnbay *
his suite with q number o; otl.er officers g. JOIN ad
gu 40 tie vse@ucres % several regiments. in tho
different presruc,es ~ india, we're poser gers Oh
board tie lava. The scuon took place on the 2gu'
III D. senOer Is8t, ncSr e coast Of braZi, and tho
fr.sate went down, attei hiowing up. on the Sist.-
n! s;,e uIiecrs AMI stanieg were ALLOW cd tier par
dc by commodore Banbrige. sfter being landed
"a, tis 81 % January, et 81 iV"dor. Tits IS The
third time Asye Aai t's critical to uoui'
ssniar occurrence, thap wi,Ie Il 10 tcareely pss
sihie ~ met ,h more siarrrug ~ fts nafuro
a. IS hy insuisted ats like these thet sHt0n'
ndxe vi tiss P1Onass asd tss sAii " te oo4ctDan.
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U,ILLI8,N p gy,yEpSoN

WILLIy8.N Patterson,
"A fe7o doors bciozv the Eel vavcrn,
has on land handsome assortment Of
SEASONABLE, GOODS;
hnons which are the following artieles
"n'ie. LACK, lead, sIsls snd brown Levanti.,e'
SiIkss
10 = 90; Do Lustlins,
8sreeiens shawis ned RsnGserehiefs,
An elegant assortment of plain and figured Satin
and L,st,ing Ribbons,
ladies aud Deatemans' Freaeh and Epg,isa Hoss,
Laced Vets and Sleeves
Long and short yellow Nankeeps.
Blue, do.
70 god "a Cotton Shir,ing,
a. M,ddapollsrn do
"a and 6 4 Cambria,
Jaccast Csnbrc and Muslin,
.eisrred Spidernet Muslin, Z Esao
Cotton .ssinIer and York Stripe
-npcrine light Caicoes and Gngtan.
Cloths, CasSimerss, SC. &c
Z. Anu hes now on the road from Phlase,phia a
farther supply all of which he viii dispose OF On
nlo6erate TERMS
Nav IA T
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Mr.. JOHN r. STOKES.

Mr.. JOHN K. STOKES.
"A S yon have no duly authorised agent known 20
' ms, and AS you reside in the state OF North Car
DINA, you are hereby notified tbat an Friday the
5oth day OF July next, at the Washington Tavern in
the City of Richmond (Yirgina) we shalt soceed
to take the deposition OF hrchbaid Blair lie benc es
se, TO be read AS evidence the trial Of the suit in
ehaneery depending in the County Court oi Lunen.
burg, you the SAID John X. Stokes rs admir- of John
Stokes against David Street, Jam-s Srnb, Exo'rs
OF Anthony Street, decd and SNaddy Street, SVm
Street, John Street. An,hony Street, Joseph NJ
Street. Adam L'e and Sally his wife, and Ann
Smith wife o. the said James Smirh, and Anthopy
SSith and John Smith infants OF john Smith decd
by she said James Smith at wkieh time aud place
JOS may aiseud, if you thiis proper.
DAVID ST3EET,
JAMES SMITH, Exo'rs
cfAntl,ony Street. for themselves
and the other Defendants.
May 2s 49, w6wp
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Y0IICE.
Re,p-azvav

- 8Sft;t- GzvGV
ETRoM So Subscriber living N the neighbour.
2 hood Of The Goa! Minea Chesterfield. q negro
& GEORGE,
on the lo'h last. He ie black man, ct CONNER
slze supossd TO be abon; IS ears Of sse asr.nt,a
humble and qu'ci,, esnrine--hs formerly tie
properly al John Cox, aud nov owned by fslser
Coz, ct whom hired hIa for tie, present yeag. i
VIII give "A reward OF
Five DOLLARS
FOR the apprehension and delivery of said negro 70
'ne-A'' persons ara requested no. harber con-
c3, employ said slave as IL is expreseiy ,,.s,e,;
by me TO punish in Isgs. manner such person oT
persons as may trsnsgress tie laws of the common
wealth upon this subject.
AKCH'd. L. WoULDRIDGB
Nay ~ ftp
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RAN AWAY

RAN AWAf
ENRON tbs Subscriber aboat tie 18th Of the
6 isesent month, negro an-hoy, by the
lame Of
ISAAC,
Supposed to he 10 or Is years old, FATHER rpare &
slioa, but promises to be ycsy stout
lie vas raised by the late, Sir. Flsisl,er at liz.
Hisins.SGn Tavern in ko.ancad, from whom he
wss purchased about s years ago nv Mr.. Jno Good
rum OF this county, will gige n reward OF sta,
To have him apprebended and lodged in any Jali.
and It brought home, all reasonable sxpences paid
Any communicates touching the above negro,
addressed to the Subscriber the posto.iice at
Hicks Ford, will get safely to hand. IS
JOHN STEWART.
Greensille, May q7. v5wp.
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OCCUpATIoN OF MoBILE.

Respecting the occupation ofthis military
)o5t, We th0Gght & necessary 10 make
8 remark AT the TING VIC announced IT
ttyiug been 50 r ~ Do 10 ihe tdbit Of 10
4rdmg il Us = n,at,.g Of curse whehGsG,
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.NOPICF.

.~OPICE.
a LII persons having Claims ssnst the estate Of
u the late George o. DAY. are requested to bring
them forward properly authenticated 10 Mai. G.
TompAinc IF Richmond, 81 to
JOHN DAY,
admir-. with the viii nnnexed OF
e &. o. Day, decd.
Spstt'yivans, May 27. ct
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SSTLLINN ANDERSON las Jus. reserved
~ i50 Harrels cut Hrtnngs,
lee %. Nais srd Br.ds, completely assorted,
- les cotton,
400O ms prime Green Coffee,
G'n z redar Tea IA Csssts & Csvgters,
Cpt.or C1FIcsud
Corgcrss
Me- Ks ~.
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LIVERPOOL, March !, 1918.
JAMES MAURY. * Co.
FSIAKE THIS mode of apprisinr their
d friends in the United S, ates. that under,
existing political circumstances they have deemes.
t advisable TO decline for the present, their pro-
posed establishment at Lisbon.
JAMES MAURY
WIN. LATHAM.
May e7. y-e,y
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lanes ISIVer Land For sale.
= Vie Subscriber will Offer to the hghesl
bidder, before the door of the Rel Ia
yrrn, in TIE City OF Richmond, ca the seecad Mon.
day in June next, about
400 Acres of Land,
IN the county of Amherst, fifteen or twenty miles
below I,nclfbnrs, Of which tonrih Is + . w.
& UOU n rs OF The FIRST q.siity; Il hss also
al eess4ry unVrOyens1 ITS.
Que tuirl Ut tie pdrehase mopty vi, be rcnuired
the dst III sale, snj residue " ~ i,e .ds5pos,d
'nto two Mnoai nstalme"ts, wit deed OF trust An-
i,Xei.
THONGS I. Mafo, who was Ately tie prop,ieto-
u his irlet,anf nov resides o. a, vii sbe. IL Is
any one application.
GEO. MAYO.
Nav +. Dis
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xwc06NrsNY:

nv Sc<J-F.NIEjsy:
: n Gooehland CoaH,y Cc,tt. Ma,-r', lsih 1913.
4 John Quarles oni,sas, sxc'r ct john Pestnn
deed. 2tlS.
3sdinst
George P,sket,, Warner Lewjsapa Howell Lew
IS Dejfs.
This dsy came the PHI. by his attorney, and abe
deit Howell Lewis not iaving entered h,s appear
snce and given security aocordgg 20 th. act OF As.
sesDbly aid the rules OF this Court, and II si'eatig
TO the satisiactonof the court ths, the sad Howell
Lewis is not an inhabitaut ofthis state tie
ten OF the pit. By his attoruey-h is ordered, that
tho said absent dctt. do appear here on the third
Monday in June next ssd answer the pits. bill
and that copy oi this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed In the city of iiichmsnd
Tor iva months successfully and tia, ano;aer copy
be posted at the front door OF The Cosa House vi
tss eounty.
II Csey.
- Teste,
WIN. MILLER, c. c. c.
Anril SD. .-o.r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-04
SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLOCK. ir

aJ- Tickets to he had OF Simon Block, Williams.
burg, and OF Simon Block, jr iticisuond.
Tickets in the different Northern lotteries a.
well az IN the above Va LOTTERY, be had on lib
eral terms ut the licensed Lottery Office of j. T.
kursheedt, few doors below tl,e De,l Tavern.
Richmond, May 81. 9