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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
From the Richmond Enquirer.
A HEROINE.

The following. singular achievement occur.
red in this neighborhood few nights since.
We regard it as an example OF that happy.
presence of mind and resolution in the weak
er sex, which are worthy of imitation.
The heroine of the story is the wife of
militia man, who is now serving his tour
of duty at Norfolk. They are poor but res
peetable persons who live in the county
of Hanover, about 10 or IL miles from
this city. Their house is near the farm of
MIR. Bootwright: it is small, and has but
a single room ! n it.-The woman is mo-
Their, with an infant about 4 months old.
A few nights since she had retired to bed,
lonely and unprotected, with no one but
her sleeping infant beside her. The night
was dark and rainy-the feeble light OF the
fire, alone glimmered in the room. A.
midst such scene, SO cherries and full
ct gloom, SO well calculated to excite the
fears of women, she was disturbed by -
sudden rap at the door. She asked, who
was there? A gruff and authoritative voice
demanded an entrance She again enquir-
ed che name of the intruder. The person
without replied, that if she did not open
the door Immediately, he would break ir
open. She begged him to wait for mo-
ment and she would let him in Having
haddled on few clothes and thrown some
light wood upon. the Ere, she opened the
door, and was surprised to find negro.
man, a. slave of her neighbour Mr. Boot
wright'si She demanded of him what he
wanted
He informed her, with an authoritative
air, that he had come to sleep with her..
Being acquainted with the fellow, she re-
piled with more confidence than she could
otherwise have assumed, that he must ba
drank and out Of his senses. Mona Of
your airs (replied the rutiian) my mind is'
made ups will sleep in that bed to night.
or take Your iife" Terrified by his mar
ner, made desperate by her situation, yet
determined to yield her lite rather than
submit to his wishes, she yet had courage
enough to devise a scheme for her escape
which she carried into instant execution
looking down to his feet, she discovered
they were muddy Why (says she) you
cannot think to sleep in my bed with such
feet as these; you must wash them The
fellow thinking himself on the eve OF
accomplishing his wishes, very readily as
sented to the terms-and' she pouring some
water into noggin, seated HMM chair
on the hearth, with his back towards the
rest of the room. Stepping back. she
seized an axe which lay on table near the
door. and ere the splashing of the water O.
YER his feet permitted him to suspect her in
tentions, she whirled the axe with such tic-.
mendous effect on his skull, that he fell dead
from his seat. She caught up her child,
rushed out of the house. and made the
best of her way through the rain and
gloom of the night to her neighbour MIR.
Bootwright. TO him she disclosed the ter
rife events which had just trauspired !;
when he replied, in manner which does
him credit, !" that he was sorry to- lsss
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
From the Genera Gazette. Dec 6.
EEpedition. to Burlington HsigAts.

On Friday. 25th ult General Mcclure,
with all his effective troops, consisting Of
100 regular artillerists from fort Niagara,
under Capt. Leonard, and the militia and
volunteers from fort George. amounting ia.
all, it is said to about 1900 men, marched
with view of attac king tie British at
Burlington heights.
We since learn that ths'expsdition pro-
ceeded but tpenty,tro miles, when it IL.
ced to the ''yaght a6art," < then--''ma,ch-
ed 5ses again" 1t reached the fort or.
the Monday following. The militia are To.
be 'dischargedinia few days
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
NETWORK, December l6.
EItrdct Of a letter from Burlington, De-
hna. A

Ertrdct Of letter from Burlington, De-
cem6er 4.
"The enemy yesterday visited Cumber-
land Head with six row gallies, and burnt
an old store house, in which had been de.
posted large quantity ofprovisions. all
of which excepting or barrels of beef and
two kegs of damaged powder, had been pre-
viously removed to the army The Com
modore who was then in Plattsburg Bay.
Immediately gave chace, but the enemy re.
turned without injury, as the wind was
northwardly, our fleet could not make head
way with the gallies Our feet is still at
the northward, though on account of the
shoals and reefs in the narrow parts of the
Lake, near the lines, and at this inclem-
ent season of the year, the Commodore
cannot with safety pursue the enemy very
far. We have the fullest confidence in the
skill and courage of the Commodore and
his officers and crews, who are all very
anxious for fight; but the enemy have
not ventured into oar waters since our feet
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23

has been. equipped, excepting y few ros.
galIies, which only run out privately and
as soon as they were discovered returnsd
Immediately"
1--WE are not without spprehensions that
the enemy will attack Wilkinson's army or
Plattsburg this season, as it's said thsy
are preparing for some expedition we know
not what"
Letters from the westward state, that it
was reported the British in Kingsson, con-
templated an attack on SacketB Harbor
and that the Dragons late with Wilkinson's
army had been dismoWrted at Utica and
the men were marched for the Harbor"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
MIDDLEBURY. vt, Dac. 8

1t is reported, that detachment of Brit
ish have intercepted and taken Il Wagons
loaded with provisions, from Pittsburgh
to the French Mills, and that the communi-
cations are entirely cut off, Whether this is
true or not, Wilkinson's army must be in
somesperil.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
NAPOLEON.
BOSTON. Decen

We have been furnished with the fol-
lowing report, by an obliging correspons
dent.
Copy Of a letter. from Brig. Gen. JOHN
p. BOYD, acho commanded in the bat
tie Of WiAiamsburgh, to Major Gen.
JAMES WILKINSON, Comm ndes.
in Chief
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
ARREST OF GEN. HAMPTON.
From the PIattsburg Republican Of the
4th inst.

rum tH6 AtuttSU"S AtPu0sSSoh VI H0
4th inst.
Major PinkneX Aid to Gen. Wilkinson,
arrived this post, few days since with
orders from Gen. Wilkinson, we under
stand, to arrest Maj. Gen. Hampton-ths
Gen. had however left this for the south
ward, and Maj. Pinkney has gone on to exc
cute his orders"
A Burlington paper of Dec 10, states
that Gen. Hampton had not left tile army
from an apprehension of an arrest, but from
the peculiar circumstance In which. the
troops were and from conviction that
nothing more'codld be done in tie presen..
campaign. How far Gen. Wilkinson may,
be supported in the arrest of Gen. ii. wal
depend on the measures of the military
cabinet, of which We do not pretend to bs
much acquainted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23

bounty, as some gentlemen are disposed :,
~ cali it. It's no bounty. II VIII hol
amount to the duty paid by the hsheF'
men on salt.
Nor will the proposed allowance bene, ;,
fit the merchant as has been suggested
by some gentlemen in this house c.. 10 q. a
6sbinp voyage all are partners, from the
nvner Of the vessel and master TO the
cook. Each person on board must pay
a proportion ofthe duty on the salt '. n;e a
and will receive of any allowance when
NAV be made in proportion to the hsh
he may take. This may be known from
the fishing law passed this session. !
confidently trust we shall not, while at
war prolessedly for sailors rights; "hlle
we are contending with the enemy WIN
our right hand, destroy those sailors with
our left hand.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23
HARTFORD, July 10.

~
We learn form New-Lon6on. Cha,
on Wednesday last Gen. BurbeeI
received a letter from Gen. Arm.
strong Of the 9th inst. enclosingth
COW of one from the Governor Of
Virginia to him, stating that SON,
deserters from the British squadrou
had informed that Admiral Cock.
burn with seyenfy-fvar and Some
transports had sailed from the Che
sapcake for New "ndon, and that
other ships were taking in water 10
follow them Immediately. That d,
Admiral. to CONCEAL his object, had
left his i!ag tying on board Of one
of the ships IN the Chesaneake.
In consequence CO this iniorms
tiou, Gen. Burbeek. il pursuance Of
directions from Gen. armstrong,
has requested Tie Governor again 10
order uut detachment OF the mi.
litary force OF Tie State for tie
protection or New-London and tile
L. s. squadron. and he haas accord
ingiy ordered Capt. l;ucli's compaW
of Infantry. and Capt. jcwftt'e con.
pany of Artillery OF tie state cor
to march for that place. and t1a
the militia in tie ncighbourhood b:
Immediately summoned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23
Riae in TIE Mississithi

MA j tI1LA. W. Il uuC 10
Destruction was perhaps never more
complete or more universal than thai
occasioned by the present unusual rise
of the Mississippi. 1t is greater than
that of 1910, by about 6 inches, and e.
ceeds that of 1919, by S-the whole pa
IRISH of Concordfo is (iiterally speaking
under water. The inhabitants have for
ssken their dwellings and fed to The
highlands. The crops are totally de.
stroyed and thousands Of cattle arc
drowned The country is all dreaJ
waste. The scene is truly melancholy
and it is to be feared the desolation will
not end here, much danger is to b:
apprehcndcd from the stencil ofputrl6ed
carcsses, vegetation and numberleH
ponds Of stasnant water, will infect the
air The endorsements Of many on
that side the liver are well known
Now the last hope OF the sufferers Is
swept aNay, AID nothing but poverty and
disease stare thesn in the face.
The Time Piece, paper printed \:
St. FrancisviIe, Wv. f. soys, "Ts
counuy between this place and New
Orleans, is more generally flooded than
has been knowp for 20 years, all The
slaves ave withdrawn from the fields N
order to watch the levees, in order 70
save the couBsry from universal Gestrut'
tlou. Serious apprehensions are ehisr
tanned for the safety ofN. Orleans 1hs
los Of property cannot be estimate,
but it will exceed twenty millions
j,li,re -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23
loseph Vaudeville,

Corner of Kisg g Fairfar"streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br WHoLESALE AND R.9xIL,
Teas-gunpowder, inn
no 70 q q chests periai, hysOn, yson skin,
~ ooN young hyson * souchons
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds New Orleans & Muscovaao
So b6ls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 htds retailing Molasses :, -,
.5,p,pes, half pipes and or casks l.
I Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
20 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
IS pipes, 6 half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puucheons and DO bbis New England
Rum
10 bbls Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hib5erts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
goo Is. brigh. Madder
5000 ID. Goshen * observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper. Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arrotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Filnts,
Hairpowdcr, Silters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
sc.
~. B. SO bushels fresh sys'ranted
oL0VER SEED.
March s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23

462 Rank and File, one t9 pounde,.
one 6 FOUNDER, field pirees. and
stand Of coIors, was effected on ths
field.
Not a single British soldier is n.
ported to have fallen on the occasion,
The Indian warriors behaved with
great steadiness and courage, and
his Excellency has great salisfae,
ton in learning that they eoHdueled
themselves with the greatest human
ty and forbearance towards the pri
soners after the action.
Byhis E,xcellency's command,
E. BAYNES, Adit. Gen
UTICA. July 18th. :
Our Ontario feet has returned IA
Sacket's Harbor, where they rs.
~ aimed on Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23
PIJRI.JC SALE.
Januarv2e

viii be sold at Puoiic Auction on
Statute day the TIL OF august next, al !
o'clock on the Premises, that elegan,
and commodious three story Brick
Hose and Lot on the South side OF
King street, adjoining the Pest-Ofiee.
Terms Of Ssle-Endorsed Notes a.
6, "a and 10 months with interest from
the date, the payment Of which will be
secured by deed of trust on the pro
perV-
July 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23
Daily Gazette, 7 Dollars.
Country Gazs.te, S Dollars.
FRIDAY, JULY %.
lust Received for sale
Nv ANTHONY RHODES,


8 Boxes of Domestic Goods, con-
tanning Bsdticking, Sh mbrays, Cling
hams, Plaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, a few pieces OF line
quality Ssrinetts mixed cotors, black
and drab colored super6ne Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist mite and co!ored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles aud Trunks
20 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
baceo, long Twist
90 kegs Of Pearl-Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
psual June 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23
TO RENT,

And Possession gi0en immcdiatefy,'
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
Of King street. Also, convenient
Dwelling-Houss with two acres ct
ground at the lower end of Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, lr.
Januarysae
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-23

| will sell a negro man
that is likely, beatby and young, and
Of unexceptionable qua! les on Farm.
Bede Clements.
July 8. d.
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To Rent for a term of year;
A FARM.

In Fairfax county, containing Two
Hundred and Thirty Acres, well I'm
bcred. There arc On the premises
small Dwelling House and al III"
and Fe.ch Orchard. 1t IS well "''e'
ed, and large and constant sue'n
passing through the middle OIL, "a
which is the best Mill seat in the ne,e[
torhood, and suffciency OF buic".
stone On the spot. This farm has a d" :;
40 acres of prime meadow land ~"
which are well 'aicn with tin oth!:
1t is about9 m les from AleXssO'
and nearly the same distance ~.
Georgetown and the City OF Na'n,Ds
ton. Any person disposed 10 ~ =,
will apply to the suLscrihel res'oD'
near the premises.
MordeCai C.. FltzbugA
July ID d3tiaw6W
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xsArLY ExkcuTED AZ TAn oIIIsI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06
OEHERTm A.

ar.s ypNhS' = private soldier ir - ar1,z
~ % tne United States, deserted irorc ,s rc
S'1,tns party in this city the 10. n,,sp. e,a
In hs'uinoTe county, State of MAr.i.ua -. :
years, hre teet seven inches Sd hi.n ~ I'll, 90.
-"n, pus eyes DARK hair . by ocsal,%t.ss4i-
harboring him KS they viii he deal, MA ....,.,..
to law: Whoever will apprehend anh eecIc- ~
or denver 70 me or any other officer N t, 800
., .ie otatss Tie sad ieserter, viii be pa;d =
CLEMENT WHITE.
Lieut. 2oth lnf.u.ry.
April .. < . A'.iIY.
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BY Last .NTgkt'n Mil.

p,,, -IAW hONK, APril ,.
"H''or Q, me errtval effhe Esse.r (rigate
az Boston
ine passengers in re Bost St ge state.
,hat Just before leaving Boston, they we're
to' > that the frigase Essex had r wed in
.ne outer harbour, and that a boat had
{"s' reached the shore from the Essex.-
'"e Drought IN two prizes with her.
~ oh'P ON Hazard arr at N Y. 20
u's , ..1% r. Gaaiz-orings London PAPERS to
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oAtkM, March rs. Arrived brig Cara.
van, -tieard, from Calcutta, and IS DAYS
rom rernan buco. SINCE the Capture rs
the Java the Portuguese had treated ,be
americans with nuch attention. M
nemp (mate) and part Of me crew of the
E frances nave arrived in he Caravan.
2 2,,, nothing. 1t WIS said the ESSEX
- ~ ~ was cru'zinS ON the coast.
van were left in Calcutta.
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COMMUNICATED.


we are informed tina, WIN. Clarke :
youth about Is or il years of age born in
Plymouth. Massachusetts, who was lately
taken in the schooner Sally by the bIocka
ding squadroD-havins made his escapn
trom the enemy to Hampton was sent IN
by Major Corbih to Richmond with re-
Communications to the executive 8, on S,tor-
day arrived in town. His relations and
trends IN Massachuse It's will no d ouht be
pleased at hearing that steps were instant
~ taken 10 relieve his Necessities and to er -
able him to return to his home and bia
friends Seymore at the same time
arrived IN town, sent on here bv our WORTHY
corntryman Major Corbin. Ssymors !.
native OF Connecticut and was impressed
about twoyears ago into the British service
from on board tile Fair American IL
succeeded in making his escape from the
block Iding squadron, and his friends and
relations may be assured that he has beon
furnished with the means OF taking hin,
home.-His connections reside in the neigh
borhood OF Hartford and no doubt the
will he gratified at receiving this jnforma
ton.
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we'd from the bnnnds Of their regiments, S ;,,. NJ
ther counties, and thus eloded the cali INTO aetna,
service. when made upon the detscLm.n, TO ab.t
they belonged, all such hereby aofiSed, thai. ,o
whatever comfy they may have reuo,,f or wL,t.
ever corps at the mil,in ,hey ,p,) haze i,ted M.
less they repair in1arGio,cly, 20 the llsce of rem.
o.Tvous, appointed for their d,tathu sui (,yl =.
sch detachm mt has heen recently cslle, nto SCR.
uee) sn'' report thenselvts 70 the con n,,r,,;,r
omse'S, they will be ese-n,h aud treated a, A.
serters. TIE same course viii be observed ~ an ~.
ttre iequriuous Is
lily ORDER o. nis eop,ia,nierin ciies
W". w tfNiNC. , 10.
April6. ~
he Election in U,nri-, on yes;orf,,v
Fok CHNGKEsS
Cfopion, 2o9-.3ioYris ST.
Thos- II. Prosser, Pa: Nm Selda,, ,rs.,
ny Banks, SIS. 4'1 i-e'@
.Nesr .S:e7nbeys
Sfaie etfhs Polls in Sassex, Ist Apri..
Allen Cain ga
Jas, Johnson, !. of Wight z2a
edwin Gray 40$ CoHeyess.
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upon the cross Of our Indepec dence. still
wet with the blood of thousanls Ut our fellow
citizens.
There are causes of a general and per-
maneht nature, which always have more or
less Influence. rs their operation is more
or less promoted or Distracted, By counter
vailins circumstances arising froD the stu
ton OF the people, and the form and cha
r-cter of the government. Of these tits IN =
cessary TO speak now.
There is yet another cause, peculiar TO
the present times, which ought not TO be
overlooked in the refutation OF the remark
stated above. The trading people of Mas
sachusetts are generally Federalists; of
coursea principle commended for by a repub
hcan administration, though supported by
evcry administration, cannot De right. Such
is the intatuation of party spirit and if it
be suggested, that the people of the South
and West. may. under the influence of par.
ty spirit also, give their support to the
principle TINS maintained by the Govern
nent; the answer is, first. that in giving that
support, they are maintaining the rights
OF humanity and the honor of their Country,
or in other words, that they are acting for
their country and not against ii; secondly
that the principle is just in itself; and last
~ that It has been uneQuivocally maintain
ed by every administration.
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L.NNU FOR NALE

HE Subscriber offers Ger sale u.s. acres or l,ra
Y'l's on iony Creek in Halifax county, vi. gi
ma Fear Dan river it is well suited to The eniins
ooaGoo Sorn, or small grain of any descrpoa
IN va '.n'psr'a' tie bsii part being " oo0iau1-.
wiz. reeo've i" payment likely young nerrorg he.
S ecu ee ages OF 10 and IS Of approved sbaraetrr
ven for the h,o,a. - ,,,,.'sfsence -
IN Twelve months from The day o; purchase nh. ,.e
pay sht twelve mentls farther. Persons Lat 80
70 see IL may arPy to the subscriber or Yvm -,
OF the same county ~" '.'l an
April q. h'' AOiALt"
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GENERAL ORDERS

hDJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
RicimoHd, 5,h SbyH 1si,
Several instances having occurred T. Tug
yates o. ths militia, belt in reoUisG5b 49,
"'s'' orders y ses iqs u 6pi last have were re mo- 20.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q Li,@ounty slerfs, and Town Series,ts .s
a. othe's, who are collectors for roi ;ar
dn. sr srs or description due az THAT may cnras
tVr 1sncs ar Lots, IN or adiscent to The civ ~
h,ehrord th' ava tie proper aud I,paI one ~
o. 'a's N".9 ~ III. j. 8. and san j.: 80. D; 80
on III lots' by William Duysl Esquire in q, 1 wv
y. tbaa arc e, INC my Of Richmond 81 tina, any Tar
come dSs FOR the said Iots, viii be psii o. an;ee
mond- wv N''J vi elsl
Petersburg. April S. HHitp'
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15~ A hand-bill from N. York was in
circulation here on SATURDAY. and Sunday,
stating that the British had blockaded
Boston, &c. 8ec.-As the report is complete
ly contradicted, we shall not lumber our
columns with sHch trash.-We might as
well publish a leaf from Don Quixotte.-
The fabricators of such base Quizzes
ought to be nailed to the Pillory with the
counterfeiters of base money.
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5 N obedience to decree Of fle .,-,o.;.- $500,
Tor Tie Richmond district. Q,
o" "a NE ov' Gay OF June 1872, in st beie'n
h' ti"rr's ana company plaintiffs ana d.. ~ ' .Oin
HAorS ""I hers OF Robert r. Woodson Iao,J'
bo'sn. ,.fsnn er James Tucker, and WIN W.
srs - .nid Ja" we tae ~ dersgned com n,i4 ~
erS ~ ssio neeree sppohtsd 20 faf n,,,. or
proceed At ''9cehland Cout House ON ,i,e iy WI
Oh 81 Nay a.sf 2i.os ooebaod Court day =, -, ,s G1y
me highest bidder for ready money ,1L.s., e" 10
dover Of Maria Woodoon, widow ~ .S , 70 he
~ Wooa9on, dsed one tract Of land viAo ~ 'oI vt
i ireek N "22ehand County, said t. e6o,eo ' cue
u""re" ~" tsJ'eny three acres, whrfeon ~, i've
hobrrt u. Woodson died; And one o,, ' ,"e ssid
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