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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08

fepairea, A.. u''sA
offurni.hinns,s,ssA
70, oecuni.Ss ''MI
revive in Ia
1850 shops .. z
i. Place -
a Ie'F0disiou. nu -
N.'twi,hs..D,:.Iq
@y Is at p.res, ar', ;
sSn'lnue to spp.ss'
sent from d s,s
me; msA + after BEN,
e sv thing 70, ,hss
+ french 4 seDsr.i,.s
Inc first Of sts,
neral STATE Dc
o. pH.LllADr,J
VII, on the ap,I,S
Whose dselar,li.as,,,
we state the soIl,,'
Fy C, rc,,reums'spc.:
un That a p,r,ra.'
S unas n the uoi,sts;
y; a'm tbs "llonirs,a.1
II net au the pre.i,ss,
an Officer ball.
a. answer Nv = to an a,,L,
to tn the State Of b. b,
That Das,,so,.' NJ, Y
sey as NOT nnrn
s0M9e'am'r', man
Nov we slynI,
tty spirit has rs,,
hsnd'liks an aspect,
oarous 'en,inea: .
to any Officer of,h,
ever high hi, raps.
an example Of To. i
the constitution ~,
And !. we trust td,s,
OF feeling and spiras
Delawaret in,,,i.
syl'eerate the ,rul
BLOCKADlM
Ertract ia i'rJgj
Cope Nay, aal
-" The enemyhn
tory course Of sltr
tax Ken and burnt n
TO MIR. M'Cratla
have also laAsn Dga
the Abigail, lsdaf,
&c Dayton HOssL |
with one Of the na
the Abigail aiki
who gave m. lAhl,
The above ,r,sx
the mouth Of tn: Id
tanned beyond a I'D
tenders are lsyissi
tuxst In tn, ctara
Schooner TnFr
of wood, and lid
shallop., upward W
&c. were taken G ID
the tenders Of b, \
burnt, the rest 'uis
Ap
FROV
Extract ga km
~ j. GM
&" On TUESDAY q
captured nearly lh.d
ed frum oui rived
False Egg Island !
Bickley's vessel l'o'
efthe nu bo.-Ts
4 or S 5arges' D''sE
~ men each, an! :
FOUNDER inward
he, larn, hey a.
the squadron
&" Oar ST uaticnH
the lumber 'r'ds q
off. We have Ia'
sa wed, besides l'G
principally oak o.
d" If the general
send four ofthe =
we could open -
spite of ali the IT,
bring against Us
let US have the =
them ourselves
FREDERlci;.11
MhARcalh.
We und:rs''nta'
led on the go's'F,.
Iue u to gafsri.n
que" e d ..,,i:'',|
4. 'Barrich r4',,,r1
: hat city ninety ,i%.,s
= rom ""'' ,,loo ':so',,1
,eeeiyed n''r'''''>
Dles4ap.'lI,I
Flour i, row r,
fifteen r cen dollars im =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
.an.ther Vieterykfrtae ind'ap''

NAsHvrr1.,lN~ Y. tsss ~.
Mr.. Thoms. 81 FIstehsr, Of un ,a,
town, has inst arti,sd from Gsn s y
Jackson. army aid states. that e.. e
the evening ofthes7lh inst. 6sss,a,
Jackson received Intelligence apa. : ].
large body ofIndisus were pes sls,aG
y fort Of friendly Indians, ' y ! ii.
abort SO mites belew ti'e zen ,' hat
Of Goose river. At12 e'csoek w.
night, a detachment Of the army J;
l(seoo strsng) took up the n nns y -
aarea, and arrived at tue io''
h9ut : O'Clock IN the 9Th. II
The action was brought on
espts. peadrick'y, Capfrton,s VIZ
Eiedsoe's companies. 'fhe s0ysn
Wa led on by Col. Carroll, 10 nsp ?,
.a,.e s.yla. Tie Indians we're :
ssy rout.d-:a half IN bsur ~
bu'suit sommeraea, which e onil'' p
dan hsar ard q half iongef'-,O
p,enen.y, s9a esre found dsa' o
Be gronasl--, Iongh nsny Aerd
tre cers.iai, killed. Tho battle
ia was worry large, and estirei' CO.
\ ea With ei,sss--of course many
v Re killed. WHO could not De f'aod;
H. he'd IL killed and 81 woasted
4asrslly slightly. The iHdisn
faA \ as 400 al least. Gen. jack
sol tmmsnied III persos.
t.,isicns are searce iD camp. la
ist hight, tl,atif ,bs arm, iad bad
tenn ays provisions % band siter TUG
ba,d Of Ta'Iedfgs, the Creek Ts1
wout have terminated IL thst time
TheAa,;,e was |loughtonIy 30 nil'
fropINhe Hickory Ground. II
| MsF'.,cheI IVES the bearer 0f
standa fcolors taken from 'hf snei
my, ! barring tht spsni,h erof.
| Coil Lsudelhale. of TIE qt'alr!l
IS wout atd in the leg; Col. NCrof
it's !ei srm j, broke !; Co!I P!llew1
slot Though tie hody MD. kishi
ssi Hoyl's right arm brose.
FOL. GsrroliIled the al'anss, and
dp'ayea The utmost Bravery ani
sNl. Arong the killed ere Leu
taaants !. pore and Burke, and n
~ lor, iIi'e Country. Il
| n'he llsisgs were drawn up
III q a smS swamp, and in good III
! db. Coil Brown Ian indisD) sf !
! riyed his s~t,stomed bravery. 1E I
hn Of lhia :ann (a;,o,t 7o) feu4s
! AIl-iI.ef Stiwas ragll,rls picktfS
4. mud io|4ably .irors wac sS
| l4nded b, 4ashe. . hall Breed. e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
tREDERic KsBuRG Dee.I |

| I Captures in the CHESAPEAKE \
rae'aiu cfessley, late ofthe ifa|
ltebe. who arrived bsre on ghxi
nSaaY lasr. has favored uAwina 20
following inflammation - y
I'm n paDesday the 2ad, s'AcHul
flem the n,Juth OF tie Rtpasss|
mex, in coi7fspy with seq
Lille Jol.nI Hill Geora H'a
mond ani Frederick sburdPGsy
At 8 O'Clock en- tie follow4 8 n'e
ins, diseovarsd two epenFs NJ
ct anchor fn Tangier s$nd'
immediately put off tori hYy
end Two l9ndsrs. The }tett
Frederiekj burg fell intdlbe SsD1
Of the enc hy after runuf sals,1
the riastefs and crews Ishlspl1
them whef the enemy 4sre With
o quartet Of mile. N'bs Litq
John asfGsorge aseaysa !yr'1
ming into furgateagre. Gpt Crof
ly with ix others re.rfossed
Chssape s on Saturday follov'E
ssd saw hetso srigsis cks:e o.
schrs. ] by and Sally, Lesis; IL
jack, odFpey I; and the Eae
Georss Captain George ese1
by rum ing bis vessel iDp iR@s
Greek 4: from him Cap. Gro''
learned hat the Lsisy spJ SaiIy
the Pep Jack we're csprfd
master md crew Of the pr Ja
abardotsd their vessel, lsnd
in safeS on Nsrth poi.tS Captt
Lewis DID his crew were ade 4
soners.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
NORFOLK ma

"A carter returned Rs histt II :
the sDemy's ships, vin0siy pris b
srs. exchanged for a !jenua,Le b
British. We have bee Ayesed " B
the following list ofysstls eaptuf !,
by the eDemy's squad min the ba
some Of which have BIN before p
lished:
Aiphonso. Delphi Little 3D.
Ambition. Farmer. Lively Jo!b
Nancy, Halcyon, Ella, Gree, ~
Brothers, Cannot. ineryp, Ale
snder. John Of GsaFs- Toyp, QuiI
essence, Franklin, lsapY Lid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
INTERESTING APPROXIMATIONS.

NEw-YoRK, Nov. 49,
The following important documents, we Yesterday re
ceived by the Car of Neptune Steam Boat
Gen. Harrison was passenger in the STRAIN Boat.
having lett MS army in winter quarters Sackets ar
Dor. Gen. Armstrong was passenger in the Steam
Boat as far Red Hook.
Com. Chauncty, with his feet, having brought over
gen. Harrsons army, WILL it said lay up his vessels
tor the winter, at Sackett's Harbor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

had been pSrade or review This was Lieut. Smith Of
the t Sr'esy, who, in point ct merit stood head
OF ms grade The enemy having halted and troops
being again formed battalion front 'front.' and the firing
having ceased both sides, resumed our position on
The bank OF the river, an the infantry being much fagued
the whole We're re embarked and proceeded down the
without further from the enemy their gun
BOATS while the dragons with Ave pieces of light artillery
marched down the Canada shore without molestation.
Is due To ms rank, his worth and his services
should make Particular mention Of brgader gen. Coving
to who received mortal wound directly through the DO.
dy, while anInating his and leading them to the
charge lie fell where nc fought, the head his men &
survived but two DAYS.
The next morning the aotia passed through the Saul &c
loneo texceient officer brig general Brown at Barn
hars near Cornwall where he been instructed TO take
post and wait arrival confidently
near Oh MAJOR general Hampon arrival the opposite
shore' mt Immediately after halted COL Atknson the
inspector general of the division under general Hamn
ton waited on me with letter from that officer in which
10 my unsPeakabe modification and surprize he declined
he Junction ordered and informed me he was marching to
wards Lake Chsnpap by way cooperating in the bro
posed attack on Montrealrhis letter, together with
copy OF tat to which 1t answer, Immediately
submitted 70 council of war; composed of nv general Of
hcers and colonel commanding the Elite the chief engineer
ana the aJutant general who unanimously gave as their
OPINION that the attack Montreal should be abandoned
Tor the present season and the army Cornwall should
be Immediately to the American shore for ttn
up winter Quarters and that this place afforded an eligible
position for such quarters"
acqIlcsced these opinions not from the shortness of
OF provisions (Which had been by the act
OF Cody because that Of meat had been increased Eve
days. and our bread habeen reduced only two DAYS and
| Soo'", '" Sase OF extremity, have lived the
because the loss of the division under Major
enerai Hampton weakened sensbly 10 i1sti
We aVemp In all my measures and OF mo.
men have taken the opinion of my general officers which
have been in accord with my own. -
remained the Canada shore until the next dav with
out seeing or hearing from the powerful force of the
enemy III our neghborhood and the day reached tins
position with the artillery and infantry. Dragons have
oeen ordered to Utica and its vicinity aud expect are m
V or sixty miles on the march
You nave under cover summary abstract the killed
and wounded in the affair of the 1lth inst which shall soon
oe followed oy particular return, in which just regard
VIII De PAID To individual merits The dead in honor
and the wounded bed for country and deserve IT'S ra
ttude. ~ 40 h'"
With perfect respect
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedisnt humble servant
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
JAMES WILKINSON.

Extract Of a Letter of The 15th Of NOVEMBER, from
General Uilkinson
II is fact TOR which am authorised to pledge myself
on the most confidential authority on the 4h OF the
month the British garrison of Montreal consisted
10y VI foo marines and 200 sailors, which had been
up from Quebec We have with the provision here and That
at about forty days subsistence to which
Hon. Gen JOHN ARMsrRoNc
Secretaryof War.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-14
Sales at auction.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

An Thursdsy toe 10Th lust. win he sold az pubiic
" sale. at the residence Of the late Joseph Egse.
ston IN the county ct Amelia the household and Kit.
chen Furniture. Carts, Wagons, an old Coschce
and zig, set, OF Eiaekspith's Fools, the Plauta-
ton Utensils, the Corn. Fodder, Sc. &c See -
And on Sa,urt'eT the 18Th, at the plantation csei
kennon-, near Cen'to Bridge. will be sod, the crop
of Corn AND Fodder made thereon. the Plantation
Utensils &c &c. Terms cash fer all SUMS not ex
eeedirf ten dollars, fer sboyc that auoun,, a
credit OF twelve mcnth, will be allowed, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
PEI sons having claims against the estete, eyain
reqrired TO present them, a1d those indebted, -
make payment Immediately, al the estate is about
10 be distributed
EDU.iRD EGCLESTOW =,
PICE9RD EGGLESTON, HS'S'
Dscey-,lrr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-14

GROUP . or C.4RY STREET.
SE ILL DC sold At Pubiie Auction (wilhout re-.
w serve) Co the highest bidder. 90 Thnrs,iav
the '7ta inst. IL iar, otherwise the fair day.
% leet OF Ground iron,iny Gary street irnre,li.
ateS behind the EanS az Virginia, on which there i,
good dwelling i'nnse, t;ehrn, stable, Be Sc end
TWO storv brick waVc-house SO bv 40 feet IL, good
erdcr Six am. twelve months credit will be ~.
loved the pu'chsser, an his executing notes with
approved endorsers, and paying interest from the
day ut sale. TUOS. TAYLOR.
December
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IIzyo TAous.na OoIlqrs Reenr1..-
BANK. on SUPERINTENDENT

L having been some time since discovered, that
y the Notes Of this bank, ot the denomination N
zen DUYars, had bce> eoanterfeted and M, p,,
circulation 8 reward OF One Thousand Uollsts was
offered Tor The apprehension and convstion Of the
perpstratnr or perpetrators of the said foreery nd
the holders OF Bills OF that denomination were re-
quested to bring them in to be exchanged Of The
Bank: IL noTD appears, tAat Five Dollar Bills Of
t9's btoS have been ESQ eounterfeited, and some
OF the forged Bills are in eirculaiionand fro, ,bs
similarity OF their execution, IL is probable tia, the
same ptrsen or persons we're engaged iD The copp.
.erteiting Of both Bills. am, therefore. aIthor;osd
by The Board OF Directors, to offer reward of one
5'o"sard OoffdTs, to be paid 10 any person or per
sons who shall apprehend and convict the perpstr,-
Tor or perpetrators of shey and each of the sboy.
msAfione9 counterfeit and 10 Dollar Bills--an,l
the holders CT BIS tbs Bank, Of those two demo-
n'nsuons, are requested to send them IN to ,ie
Bank 70 re -ebanged.
-. THOMAS w. BAGoT'C, Cashier.
= nTgmbcr l6. 56,,,
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ADVERT{SEMEM7'

NJ psraen wishing 10 use in their D;stiery.
n Grocery or etierwise, DR.. Allzon's highly sn.
proved method Of imwoving sp;rituohs Iicnore, SC
may be furnished With Individual rights al s. Is in
any town or county in Virginia, rol already exc,n.
slve:y furnished. on application To Mr.. Cornei.,
Payne, LyRshburgh, or the Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 19. n
?, s. Communications by mail, post pald, viii te
dfomptly attended to.
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otiCE TO THE PUBLICAN the request
OF The Exeeu'rix Of the late Col, William Eyrd
OF MestoTer, it is thought proper 10 warn The public
sAs. me purchase OF supposed titles 10 lots in the
C'ty OF Richmond, to which the seller can show no
'esN ut'e Derive from the trustees of Col Byrd, CT
no equitable one by the production of +, ,iclat e.
~neh tney gre entitled Persons who have taken
pos'ess;o OF lots without either of these titles, can
certani; convey none to purchaser; aud the ,r,,,
ices WI be called on Forthwith 10 pursue the legal
remedies for the purpose Of takino he
All such property and holding it for the purrosrs oS
ne trust, snd Of Col. Byrd's viii.
Richmond, Dec Q. saw4x
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Yaiua6le Negroes For scl..

: u UEN I-UV t5Gt".
~ Moniay the 81 day OF January rcxt, will be
sold, before the door Of the Vel Tavern, in the
city n fsichnond, between twenty -hve and thirty
Likely NEGROES. belonging to the estate of the
honorable John Tyler, dec'd--agnong thetr are
some OF the best crop hands ia the STATE OF Virgipia
Several OF said negroes win be sold for each Il e re-
s'ne on credit of three moaths. Notes NEGOTIABLE
and payable at the Rank of Virginia, with good en-.
dorsers, will be required.
JOHN TYLER, Ex'r.
December IL. ep,Ss
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December s.

MARES & SEIXAS.
opEoSfIE THE E.7GLE2 T4TERN.
S-sAN q JUST Received, Eighty Trunks commits.
i ing an Elegant Assortment OF
SHOES,
Offhe IcLlowing descritfi3,,. 7;z
Ladies' elegant English and American KID. rla;n
full trimmed, and Lolioa dressed .s;h Buekie,
Ladies elegant PLAN and embroidered white and col,
cred Satin Shoes.
Ladies black and cooured Morocco.
- Russian Sandals black and soioursd
- Seat skin shoss full trimmed Il With kueliez.
- Morocco and 9eai skin walking shoes and cork
sole5 ''i
Misses and eh'ldrens' Kid s. Morocco Sins Ties &,
Goo,ees. 20 -
Genilemens and Boys fine dres, Shoes & Pnne,
ChidrenS Eforocco and Leather BCetces, Pumps s.
shoe soles. -
Mems Wopena' sod Boys common shoe, Of everV
aescription tie whole being selected from tbe nest
Manufactures IN baltimore, Philadelphia and New
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-14
ELEG6NI T. CIJr6p Co(,oo

ELEGH.NT T. CHE.HP GOODS.
rs JecsfreG from Me Norfh, and o6Spcd
E{'vh sALb. - Extra Superfine Bloc, Blaes
a brown' bo'tie Green, Olive, Erab and Scarf
Cloths and Cassimeres-s variety Of Princes e,r,.
ana Marseilies-- Also, general and seasona5ls 90.
aor'roent OF ready made cloathing.
The 8ubscriber warrants the worhmsnsi;n ~ q.
rsaoy made arisl,s, as the scods we're selertc4 ~
""H'e"' ELIAS V4LhCHAIZE. :
Ut q, o. NEARLY obsos,fe ftr
y" EGyff JagerH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-14

E1ARMER'S BENK OF A.----Ibe
H. Stoekholders are hereby notified, thu. asreaa-
bly, 20 the Charter Of Incorporation, Genera; meet,
ing will be held at the Bank, for the election of III
rectors thereof and ofhe several Offices OF
and Depo'it, on Wednesday the 5th OF January
next. VIZ. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
Decernoere. tilI5,hJ
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STONE W1P ~

faNIiE Subscriber having established 2 non,fs.,o,
p Of STONE W.4RE on James River. twelve
miles below Richmond. offers for sale al tbe man.
factory Cor delivered in Richmond large and
general assortmenr OF stone ware, in quality eapa
to any ever Imported. A constant supply of So6la.
eyder and beer bottles, warranted 90 answer the
pose for which they are used. Orders left NJ She
compiling house OF c. J. McMurdo will be attended
to, and ware inside agreeable to ORDER
RICHARD RANDOLPH
5 E1sto1er 90 ,f 80
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nm BE ofTERhD F'UH SIZE,
On Wednesday. the 18th OF Deceo,ber.
II Iair, (Tnot thr nert E1'r -iav OF the
PLANTATION IF Cot. Larkin Smith, deceas
ed, i, YORK county,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY-6e-
longing TO the Estate ar The sid L..
Smith. drc'd. 10 quit-
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
LWng on Poquosin RiUer, and conststi-,o
Of abonf 900 ncrcs. This Land is PER-. fe,
htf aud mas been considerably imhroUed b.
fhfssYsfem 81 cultivation h,trsued on IL jo7
aeT.rat gears rest. The cleared lard is
@nDic'e"f TO cnhloy odvantogeousIy a6ouf
fhrfn good gporkiug hl,1ds, and is 7ueH u
37ofi;ed 10 fhe Srozvth either of IYhrat or
Corr. in hundrc9 bushels Of Wheat syere
Sowed This fail The improvements are q
$nlaH our Ucry comfortable Brick D7yell,.g
tacR@e, '7cifh f7co ROOMS beiozv Stars and
three o6ove n large ne7u Earn, in the bod.
'W 7rhich IS N-rtd an c.rccilent ne7u I5orse
IT'H, Tcf!ch one Horse c0npenieufiy fz.rz,s
and a Corn breaking I5achine turnea in he
same manner, end so constructed as 70 qyo,k
at me same tip'e gcish the mi, ONE otbe,
9tder Barn, Corn Houees, a neqv K,fcbeu
and Dafr9, and on old Meat FY9uae n
,1ER0er Of ncTv and vcry com orta6te Nero
H0nSeS. 6"'H IN me best manner. Three
|>'' : ''1t|l wa -1'!iltS CfchGTGS q rood
HoHFe and Tenement lofeiy r,no;reS M
me torer s1'tremity II the hh1ntation. 1He
dHcheS and enc 'osures are ell eood. Uuot
sofd on he i5M fqg At December neaf.
me soid tract IT Land 4yiR 6- Rented on
mat fHy, for the ensuing gear o1lv.
IT fhs sa2ne tilne and hh1cp. 4
ne crops Of WHEAT and CORN. viz u: I'm bneb.
e' or more OF the foru5sr and or 500 barrel, Of
tue latter win he soid, i o pre7iousl, dismissed NJ
" private saeAiso variety of valuable articles of
household and Kitchen Fernure--a large stool, q,
Farming Otensils--smnng which are some excei
lent Cary P'ouchs--all the Hogs, Sheen. Cal,e
hnrses, and DULLES among the Sheen there PRE-
'"ii oiooded Meriros. The Mules which are ten in
number were all raised IN the lower p.rt of Virgin
Va ana Az generally young and very iikei7 'i'he
waoie OF The resssbe par; of the saii estate -.rb
IS not above menti1nea will also be sod
ne purchaser Of the land viii nav n, -lr t;~,s ne
receiving his Deed, one third ofthe pvrcbss. MN.
'y, one third he will pay in twelve months ,bersaf
Ter. and the Remaining third in two years--To
secure the two last payments, bond with annrovod
security WIZ De required, and Deed of Trust on
the Lam. Purchasers Of ether propertv vii reciy.
5rc't org m0nths for all sums over twenty Joljaro
On the;r s!FiHS bond with approved security. 70
paid. ''"-''a'y
CHARLES II. SMITH
VIM. BROOKE.
Qualified and acting E,eecuoys
81 IL. .S2sith, decd.
iIeeemper Sc IDS
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Ostnaer 90.

EeETERSBU1G,A CADEMY..-Wanted. All as,
D. sistant in the Petersburg Academy esDable of
teaching Latin, English. Writing and Arithmetic
more liberal salary will be given tn gentleman
BeA acquainted with the French Language. No am
plicadops bnt those personally made at the oeads.
my, will be received. Dec g. If
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II Yatua6'e Tract " Land and Pla1Fal,1n
FOR SdIE

virtde ~ deed made by Thomas Johneon.
lhs conveying % four hundred and seyent, 8 We
sores OF Land. lying in the county ~ CurhcrIand
ana adjoining the is7atoF the said Tao,aas John
con Anu bartlett Angela, ~ trust to secure the nav
r3ept Of one Thousand pouHJl7, 80 Joel yo,ecv -.
W be sold for cssh. 10 tse highest bidder. on ,as
lhird day Of January nest, the sold as eores 81
i@nd, or 70 much thereof ~ may be neeeses~v N
raise the balance thst may then remain doe - the
SAD Joel faneey. Tho sale will be pade ~, Two
premises between the hours Of one end fonr oc,o,k
!" I'e afternoon. WI DANIEL.
Cumberland, Nov. g. 81
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A7ofher Po't 0bSce Ro6be,y/l
ONE HUyVORED DOLIHPS
D l. -.

X " w A X y.
IN the z5th Of September last = letter van r,,
~ into the Itiohrhond Post OGise by nv ss, r.
T. Mayo, directed to Mrs. a. Mayo, at the Ho,
springs, enclosing two notes Of the Bank OF Virg;r
I" 0lOO each, Of the following description Viz at
ter = NO. 500 payable to Franci1 George dsfed
18th ct February, 1913. One other note Of ss,rs ~
,nougt, letter ID No $50 payable to Francis C;eor,e
aNeh !tlh on februsry, isl3.---W Which said lctter
be paid onthe reGtora;ion ofthe letter and its
tents, and Tor the conviction Of the chef the so
sum Of 800 will be paid. '"0''
n. JOHN MAYO.
3w
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LAND FOR SALE.

y yir.ur of Deed of Trus executed. on TIE ei,,
4 day of Feb 1911, by Ssml Hobson cf rowhatan
eonay TO secure to the Executors ofJas Allen Brad.
by, n sam ct money therein mentioned and cost
viii be sold, by the trustees, thern on Wed
neslay the 23th of December, so the highest bid
Ger zoe ready money, at the house o. Hugh French.
IN The buckingham road, in the sboye-Ee ntioned
county,
ONE TP,7C7' Or LAND,
Containing by estimation, three hundred srd twenty
eight Acres. being the game whercoa the aforesaid
Samuel Hobson now resides
By THE YRUSTEEy
iiecemher7 tisD
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O"Noo ASRES HiDES.-The suh-cr;herx
: " ~, nave for sale, in few dsys--Ieoo Bueno.
- 1reS Hiues. o! very superior quality
J. BROWN, Jr. K Co.
HceeinpeT - sp&t
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RELViDGRA.-WiN lie sold at Public Aue-
PIP ton, on the PTemi;ss, on T.esday the ISth
December Il fair, otherwise the next fair day, that
beautiful and desirable cest called BELVIEERA,
with seventeen acres Of Land. on which there are
(exc'usive of the BeIriders HsrsesJ four elegant
Sites Tor buidt1e-tbis property will he sold alto
Gtd'er, or divided TO riit purchasers, rs NAV be
agreed on, on the LAY % ssle---9. & Il ~ months
srecit "ih be allowed the purehasers--Notes witb
approved endorsers pay S5Ie and gotisbe in either
Of the Hanks in Richmond required, and the right
CT propeTty retained Until the money is pad
THOMAS TAYLOR.
2 g. peIgider4 IL within ore hundred ward, of
the Corporation line.
Fec, 2. ,d,
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g[uk IENT.--A Dwelling houss. well fitted rr
zoe ne comfortable aceoigmoiation ofa small
family, with Garden SPOT; sisstsd IN ret,-ed y
pleasant part 81 The city. Enouire OF
M u. 1eoITLgLyY
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HSIO ' = The subscribers have re-nors5
.nelJ Office Il the ore occupied by air. 9. ;.
ia yPnrro2, On T. street, opposite to TIE Onec OF
s9S,i "ere they will continue to purchsss
~ HEAT They have Tar sale eXceiIen, Fsr,ilr
key. p ~ rr"ge ~ MS
Y Ut FoTts the Wsre.EGuse We furoc,lv no.
eiiiie'f, ii ths heed OF tile basin.
WOW, so. yAw