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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01

From accounts, which can be most relied
upon. the enemy Landed and had drawn I'M
IN battle array, at least two thousand five
hundred men. Their loss cannot be less
than two hundred and is believed TO be half
as many more. Our little force was three
hundred and forty nine infantry and rife,
sixty two artillery, and twenty FIVE caval
nv. The loss on our part is seven killed,
twelve wounded, one prisoner. and eleven
missing, who are believed to oe in the neigh
borhocd with their families.
10 give you, Sir, an idea of the savage
like disposition of the enemy On their get
ting possession of the neighborhood, would
he vain attempt. Although Sir Sydney
Beckwith assured me that no uneasi reed
be teit in relation to the unfortunate Ameri-
cans; the fact is that ON Yesterday there
were several dead bodies ~ ing unburyed, and
She wounded not even assisted into town. al
though observed to be crawling thro' the
helds towards a cod and inhospita6le pro-
lection.
The unfortunate females Of Hampton who
could not leave the town were suffered to De
abused III the most shameful manner, not
only by the venal savage foe but by the un-
fortunate and infatuated Blacks who were
encouraged in their excuses. They pilag
ed, and encouraged every act of rapine aud
murder, Killing poor man by the name of
Kirby who had been lying on his bed at the
point of death for more than six weeks,
shooting his wife in the hip ut the same time,
and killing his faithful dog lying under his
feet. The murdered Kirby was lying last
night weltering in his bed.
shall return to Hampton this evening or
in the morning with the troops under my
command and such reinforcements as may
reach me, where we will endeavor 20 make
another stand. The enemy evacuated The
town at S O'Clock yesterday morning.
l am very respectfully, &c.
STA. CRUTCHFIELD.
us Ere. GU. Barbour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
SMITHFIELD ATTACKED.
Tuesday Evening, half fast 4 O'Clock.

VUHE @SfN, 10 o
An official communication TO the Governor
from the Commandant at Smithiield Just
received, states that on Saturday last (e6th)
three of the enemy's barges attempted to
enter Pagan Greek but were resisted by
detachment of militia. and after exchang
ing fourteen shot without effect on either side,
the enemy retired.-On the same evening,
frigate and brig, attended by number
of barges anchored in sight OF Smithield
(not more than seven miles distan) where
they were lying, when the express came
way The enemy is using every effort to
take soundings the Greek up to Smthfcld.
and an attack is hourly expected there but
from the precautionary measures adopted by
Majors Ballard Of the infantry, and Byrd of
the cavalry, he will meet with warmer re-
ceptioA than he anticipated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
AN AMERICAN.

tmay also be observed. as conclusive
fact, that the quarter bill of the lava, exhi-
b!ted on board the Constitution, proved that
she had l3 inen TO each long gun, and 10
men to each carrcEade; white the Consti
tu'ion had but IL men at her long guns, ard
at her carronades
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
10 Dollars Reward.
sTRAYED FROM MY LOT on THURSDAY the
17th instant,
Two Mares,

SORREL and BAY; The sorreI is about &
feet one or two inches high, has a small white
spot behind her left ear, white stripe down
her face, and switch tail The Bay is about 4
feet or seven inches high, has Star in her
forehead, she has also a switch tail, long mane.
they both trot and pace well whoever will de.
liver the said Mares % me near the Church. or
at my Shop near the Bell Tavern, shall receives,
the above reward.
MILES TURPIN.
Richmond, 21st Jsne 1913. (3LI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01

The attempt to get meeting of this soc;-
ETY. on Tuesday last proved enelTectuaI IN
consequence of the circumstance that nanv
of the members we're engaged in military
duty.-A meeting is, therefore, urgently re-.
quested at the Capitol, OH Saturday the Sd
instant, at twelve O'Clock, p. NJ for the pur-
pose OF considering proposition to appr6-
pirate sum of money, now in the Treasur-
ers hands, to the equipment of the RIcH.
MoRD WAsHINGToN VoLUNTEERs.-
July LIST 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
ASINNER.

~ The Society of Friends efthe Reyo-
lHffon are requested to meet at the WASH
ington Tavern, on Saturday next, at o.
Clock in the afternoon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01

British hslf-pay officer better provide foi his
early patron, Great Britain, than by pro-
curing substitute who could advocate her
cause?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
Thursday Morning, 1st July, 1919.


az A communication from the Commit
mittee of Vigilance at Petersburg to the Elk
ecutive, just received, brings the following
accounts of the movements of the enemy.
From Can't Marks Of tie Prince George
Cavalry. 10 Major Williams al Fort Pogo-
hatan, dated S0th June
O. Yesterday evening the enemy's barge
were ashore at James Town, and about 30
or 80 guns were heard to fire; they moved
from thence as if going down the river, but
at about o'clock this evening they were
again coming up. The larger vessels were
at anchor off Hog Island The vessels have
come up about 90 miles i'll the course of the
day."
From Cornet Marks stationed az brandon,
20 Diajor WRiamS
Z" Information received from Col. Allen,
states that seven irigates and two smaller
vessels had Come up to the Point of Shoals
the day before yesterday they had landed
some men at the lower part of iiog Island !;
and three or tour barges were round the up
per part"
From Mr.. Nfchoias, jun. to the sane1
Z" -Four British barges and tender reach
ed Sandy Point this morning, yesterday
and captured Col Aliens fishing boats Just
at the Ferry Landing"
~ Another account received since by
Express ON this size of the river states that
the barges and tender which were off Sandy
Point OH yesterday morning have fallen
down.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
OPERATIONS AT HAMPTON.
Wanfon - ecsses OF the Brifi. 4.


AZ half past O'Clock on Tuesday even
ing, the Governor received from Major
Crutchfcld, The following minute and satIs.
factory detail Of the operations in the late
attack Of he British ON Hampton. While
we contemplate the Overwhelming force OF
the invaders, and admire the uHdaunted and
obstinate defence made by our handful Of
troops, we must blush with 'indignation at
the savage asd brutal excuses of thc che.
Jny, after getting possession Of the town &
Icghborh0od. Who can read this faithful
aud exact narrative, without an eager de-
snc to participate in the glory OF expelling
these monsters from our LAND :
York County, HaJ Nay Rausc,
JNae ash, 1873
SIR,
Although have given you, by two
communications, partial account OF the
engagement with the enemy at Hampton,
O, the 25th instant. win now, having it
more in my power, beg leave to commune
cate to your Excellency detail Of the &C
currcpces of the day.
At an early period Of the morning, on the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01

To THE MEMBERS CT THE SOCIETY Fer
PROMOTING
THE SUCCESS OF THE WAX AGAINST G..
BRITAIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01
LATEST WTRLLIGEWcE.

d. From source entitled to perfect con-
fidence we have the following communca-
ton:
Wednesday Morning, 3OA June, 1882
half fast M,ee O'Clock
A letter from Captain Marks, of the
Prince George Cavalry. acting as videttes,
was this moment brought to the Governor,
announcing the movements of the enemy up
James River.-Yestcrday morning. seven.
teen vessels, exclusive of barges, were in
sight of the Bay Warehouse. There were
three briggs, the residue were sloops and
sch oonerS. Twelve barges and schooner
have passed around Hog island point, (op-
posite williamsburg and proceeded up the
river. The larger vessels were Ginning to,
opposite the mouth of Lawns creek, (proba-
bly, Lyons creek and four large ships above
Newport News Yesterday the barges
of the enemy captured a small schooner OPP
posite the mouth Of Lawns creek
ComhiLeT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01

Troop, under his command--Licut Jones
the Artillery behaved sallantly, in fact, al
these engaged behaved well They tool
possession of Hampton, with upwards o
1000 men against those above mentioned
with the immense less of upwards of s6l
Killed and wounded on their part we had
about killed, 10 wounded. and prisoner
the balance are accounted for - /
was yesterday in Hampton with my Troop /;
that place, having been evacuated in the
morning by the British. My blood ran cold
at what | saw and heard-the few distress
sed inhabitants running up in every direc-
ton to congratulate us, tears were shedding
IN every corner-the infamous scoundrels.
monsters, destroyed every thing but the
houses, and, (my pen is almost unwilling TO
describe iD the women were ravished bv
the abandoned rufiians Greai God, my
dear friend, can you figure to Yourself, our
Hampton females seized and treated with
violence by those monsters, and not So
litary American arm present, to avenee
their wrongs? but, enough can no more
CT this!
" They have received a reinforcement
of 2000-in all 60C9 men, and Norfolk or
Richmond, is their Immediate aim.-pro-
tect yourselves from such scenes as we have
witnessed--Thcy retired in great confusion.
leaving behind 3000~t. beef muskcts, am
nunition, canteens &c. &c. &c. and some
of their men, which we took it is supposed
that they unprecedented an immediate attack
from 5000 or our men, which caused them
to evacuatc SO preoipitately.-M friend
rest assured OF one thing, that they canno
conquer Americans-the, cannot stand them
lit we had had 1900 men, we should have
killed or taken the greater part Of ehem."
Erfraet Of a IetferJrgm the Prince George
Troop Of Cavalry, dated June 90.
6 This morning we arrived at place
called the Bay Warehouse, and found II
vessels in sight besides Barges the fore
most was Brig supposed to mount sixteen
guns, two other Briggs and the remainder
Schooners and Sloop. We repaired inn
mediately to the mouth of Lawns Greek,
where we understood from authority to be
relied on, that 70 Barges and 1 Schooner
had passed around Hog Island Point and
continued their course up the Riyer-the
larger vessels were coming opposite to
Lawns Greek. and four large ships above
Newport News. Barges from the enemy's
vessels this morning took possession of small
schr. lying at the mouth Of Lawns Greek &
proceeded with herup the river.
"Other Intelligence aonounces the arri
val OF t@o ships as high up as Days Point
June 3Oth.
'etter was received this morning from
an officer stationed in the River below, from
which The following is an extract:
9 A British vessel with four Barges made
her appearance this morning about day
break. They are now laying off Sandy
Point and expect every moment they will
land. They appear to have large force
shall wait until the next tide to see if they
intend higher up the River-at present they
have strong head wind and tide aga in st
them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-01

Extract cfa Letter from cdpf. JOHN B. CooP-
Err, cfthe TrooP ofCaVGiry, in the late ena
gegemeut az HIanjpton, to the Lieutenant Co
vernon.
"At 4 O'Clock on Friday morning one of
my videts came in with information that the
British were landing near WIN. Kings on
the James River Shore" We we're all turn
ed out Immediately, and the cavalry under
my command, 27 in number, were ordered
to reconnoitre the enemy and give intelli
gence Of their approach, which was prompt
" attended to. Iproceedcd on the Celey's
road to the intersection leading to the Me-
thodist Camp, when and where found they
were approaching in columns and in num-
Der 1900. / withdrew my company, leav-
ing videts and returned to Thompson's
Gate, on the Ceey's road, where | formed,
went to the Camp and informed the Major
of their approach. Our hahdfi of men
were yet in camp concealed in a ditch
Pryor at the Fort playing on the Barges at
the mouth ofHampton Creek-I rode to the
Battery to view the enemy's barges & there
saw those pretty things the invention of Mr..
Congreve, returned to- my Troop, saw the
enemy advancing, returned TO the Major,
and informed him of this circumstance-our
troops still in concealment. Ijoined my men
again, at which time the advanced guard of
the British consisting of 500 French rifle
men, were moving round the road leading
up TO our encampment, when our rilemen
in ambush, gave them a destructive fire !;
so of those French troops fell dead-this
threw the head of their columns i'm perfect
confusion and it was some time before they
rallied they then gave the most incessant
FIRE that ever heard in my life, it was like
the long roll of 20 drums at least, and pur
sued Captain Servants men through the
woods-From my knowledge Of the ground,
saw that there was great likelihood of
our being cut off, and retrsated across the
little thicket, when | came in view of the
enemy's van. then fled off to the right,
thro' shower Of musket balls and formed
near the Cross Roads.
was with my little band constantly, no
vering on their TANKS, waiting an op2ortu-
nifty tn share in the honor or misfortune of
the day, but that not occurring, ] was ex-
posed to their fire without drawing British
Dlood.-You may rest assured that the
Hamptonians, and Capt. Shields with his
men, behaved nobiy-I'he troops actually
engaged, we're Pryor. Artillery that mo7O-
ed them, Servants Riflemen, and Shield S
Company, with small party Of Upland
-
The shore fronting HampfoH Roads, il eOnB
asSsiI called che SSames- hivsr sh~s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-14

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MyHL be Solo or " eores, ay thss
Wv -. insi. at Nn Eerturhes
ai-llarn IL Tair:sa ,oun,ys 81 lis
slceh OF Cows, Ecs srd teSp, rsir
OF stesrs, tie hIn irr utefslls ,~snt q
variety Of o'fe, srsic.t. ,ee teenus 70
ntntior--seseisi OF TIC rvs iss6
Gives. The tsrns IL sslt viii be-
Cash ioi oil sun. rIcertenG collars, and
bopo witt ste,all! viii ste rtquiret tor
ali sun0A above tel dollars. ruS ptle on
the Isl llsn,beI sk. esiip mites
resi- from the cate Is net puf c(uaily
paid,
Vim. Hepburn.
N. B. Se,es5. N.tloe. Vii Je hirai
Tor the ensulr & year
IjGt
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!GtCn &C .ltana-F Got.

!CtCn &C .leana II Cot.
Il hE snnua. uestii, o. tbs sUbseria
be-. I Inc Pcton.c Stx snA
loaf onpsn "~iB bcks herd ., I ips
let's tavern u the t,wI Ut AiexsDGris,
OF MoBdsy r. 81 ii Jaeuaiy nex;, q
u O'Clock, which the members are
requested Il suend.
by hat tire The boai will be come
piv,e,. and READY iGr s.hyery /; subscri.
bers vito sts!i hove &c lke sn.tpft of
lie rqulsilioFs n Sae 81 tbtnu vi rec
o,ise ST. OK io1 the b at (; ard the sLeres
81 tto.e VII, sfaIi ncI ba,s ! aia lie said
,squ,siiIG,s. thsii te Forfeited IL the
e"nlsny sud dispcsed OF Is they shall
Greet
lefLCrs having just clsifls Of tho
company, will p,oa.e to present them
aid they sLall be paIo
]. awson, Ire'st.
~ Dee. u, a.
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Notice.

ALL persoGs Inueb,e to the sltscrfS
er, are earnestly requestsd. h. emo
ioi waid shd set il then respective Go
counts Oh or before the FRS ~, g. Jss
nuar! next IS an. abtul to.tlo.s ny
"sslness in Alexardrs. unt ren.ye
elsewhere tvs taIrestl, kcrtG ,hst
This notice will &c xttenott t. ~ do
accounts ere not paIo, a. or b. tore Tie
DAY "o'eme nt'orso. ~. wi he pus
iptiscrimiDaleiy mo to the LANDS OF an
attorney lor collection ts
VIM. 5. LalreH,
He- q ~ ~ D.
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Potomac Creek Packet
DIST let 1T Col -l,nb.a. t. WIT
NgyHEREAS Taos Grim ha~ "a'n
w az his petition IL wri mg' appit,

D,St 1ct rs sOi Elllb.a. VIII
NgyHE1EAS Taos Grim horU ''aeh
~ by his petition. Ia mg' app.t.
I'd 20 the hon. William Cr'neh. chiei
;ndse Of the circuit court Ut he d'str'es
- o,umbia, TO be admitted 10 the nee
oe6t of the act OF congress Tor me re-
lief of insolvcnt debtors within the '"s'
,r,et aforesaid, & has s,atcd'here'n'hs'h ne
is in actual confinement in The J.h 'nohas :
of Alexandria county, at tee WV "
srbol6eI s. Scott. ADD being unable 70
discharge sad clam with pHers agains<
H., has osfercd todeliver 10. Tor me use
of his creditors. al his propertr' AZ
personal ana mixed: Wafier 'shsr 3'.s
riyen 70 he creditors Q! me sa'u
Taos. Gri a.hsw, fhst on F:,dsv ,as
aa,b ;,.t. at ten o'clock, 4. M ~ INC
Court.house IN Alexandris' the Hs,'
Of =, in,o,vent debtar viii ne adm'ns-
te,e5 70 the .aill Thos GriTshaw ana 4
tru.tee ,ppontsd ag-esab'vta the s''o
a.. &c corgreas. unless casse ne t"en
.na th.r. sbeyn 20 he contrsrv. Ma
Il :, further ordered, that th,s no,':e
3. inserted 5 times ia the a'exa'u''a
Gazette. c.h
Rv order Of she hon. Wm. CFa"In'
chief Judge of the cfrcnn c"ns' ~ :" =;
ais,ric, Of Columbia. this sfn os' y
Ae"'' G.. Deneale.
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REMOVAL.

THE Subscriber has removed his
Grocery Stsre to the corner of Wolfs
and Union Streets. adjoining his Brew.
er,--~here he is prepared to execute
the orders Of his friends.
He has commenced BREWING
GRAINS NAV he had at the Brewery
on Wednesdays & Saturdays. YEAST
at the Store the next week.
Wanted about 1000 bushels ofCHAR-
COAL, for which a generous price will
be given.
isaac Entwisle.
November %. epsw.
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.TJEADdY, DECEMBER IA, 1919
PUBLIC SALE.

ON Wednesday the 18th OF December
.iext, At the late dwelling HOuse oil;
1homss Btack6urn, dee'd
a large quantity OF Corn,
Fodder, 3..uckss Hay, sn,:fa ,arbe stock
of horses including some vaiuaaie
Erood Mares, cattle, hegs. Household
tina Kitchen Furniture, farming utrn.
tsils, &c, hone with approves security
will oe required. 10 bear interest from
TIE drte, il not pun'tu !iy paid.
All persons having claims
sgalnsl tue estuJe OF hos. Diack .hti',
sre desirsa TO DING them IN to Doctor
Feake OF Centresille, legally authenti.
cated, Tor adjustment, and all persons
indebted are desired to call sT make
payment to him.
VIM. Z. Sinclair,
.hged FIR
Elizabeth Black burn,
ddm,naSli atysx.
Nav 3s "a
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This is to give Notice,

/ MS Is lOS iSot'>'
Ta,t the subscribers of Aiexendrls
Comfy in, the District of 20 un'bia'
bav. ohtainei from the orphans' Court
of s.;d county. letters of damn StrSt m
~ ,b, PERSONAL estate o Josefh q.
xfanaeyiie. late of the county aforesaid,
de ,eased. AL persons having claims "a
,,,,ns, the said deccdent are herehy
,v,r,ed TO exhibit the some w.t. the
vo,,chers thereof duly authenticated ana
n,se.i nv the 0rph,ns Court to the
s.,t.cr;ber. on or hefors the tenth DAY
IN v next, or thev NAV Nv law De
s,chd.d from all hens6, 20 said estate ;
.ns those indebted thereto are reqaireo
90 make immediate paymeat
c;y.n under our hands this 10Th Gay
Of Noyemh.r, 1919 ~
Rober' Mandevllle,
lanes Vaudeville.
6sr;ri. .ro,o-s of JOS. II. Mansepale'
rs rrs
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MOI ICE.

~ ~ | IL Z.
THE Annual Meeiing Of the
j stockholders IN The Little ,siver
Turnpi.e Comp nv, viii, On the cone
Hond.y n January, q = at Getty
iiotet in !cxin ria, at VIII ca Tune 81
r.,ectiop will ne reid for Pres dent,
four directors md Treasurer: Estate.
meni OF the oluats will be laid before
the o,npany IN that dsy. aud n the
following day the >,uperrn tendant y
the Rosd audit Collectors OF toll at il
the gates will be apphnle'.
by or er OF the ..o.rd OF directors
jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
) Novemo.r27. dta ,!InJ.
T The i,d,tor of the Witnesses
,;azrae viii ia~rn the above until ;ae
nilr ip J mary next, and tor
81 ,.r.a.ius
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pr; ms { GU. /

Pr M I w.
A.randria County, Nov. Term, 1918
:, co .,%.&ED. In { 'he adv 'nislratars
OF Jss.hh II. Maadeoilie, deceased DO
insert the following. adve rtlsement three
time. week for eight weeks In the
Alex ,ndr;a newspnpers---
A Copy-fest. ,,,s,
4. NJ, ,O2E. Rer'r OF Wills.
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Fairfax CT. House. Nos s ep
NOTICE is hereby gwen,

Notlce is hereby gwen,
That the suoscri,er has oD. sii:eG. from
the County Court oil Fairfax. letters OF
administration, on the personal estate
OF William Payne deceased. All per-
sons having claims .gains the esI.te'
arc warned to ex nibit them for settle
ment, OF or before the sth May next
and all those ine'ebted are requested
to make Immediate payment.
Elizabeth Payne.
Administrators
November %
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10 Kent case or Sell.

1kE subscribed viii rent Tor the enc
sum, year, le.se ior stein, OF yesrs
or stil Tor cssk GI o. re, c.edI ti.ak
NoTLD 1AvIRN, &c
In Pet tobacco, ti....t. Coup s'St&
OF hsry land, ct pressn, oecupito ~
Mr.. Hor.tio !tnet,
samuel { haFman.
New Tow. has e.. 90. ~
ION ALE. -
4 GIG & hnkNtSS
Con e.
sIlfly TO
fomas Irplett.
Gin EoIfi L., IL.
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Notice IS hereby. given.

NUtlCt IS ncTebygIVen, !
THAI the Subscriber irtenGs IL msks
application to the Bank Of Alexandra.
for the renewal of three Certificates
OF Stock Of the said Bank, Nos IL, "a,
and ls, which were issued ssth
March, 1893. to Richard Conway.
and transferred 18th OF October 1917,
by John and I hcmss Vowel to Gearpe
Darling which certificates are lost 81;
mialaid.
VIM. II nundas.
.1dmtnisfratsr sf ~
Geo. Daring.
December sp4w.
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SALES ~ VENBUE
On epcry tuesday md FRIDAY.
AYUL BE SOLD,
At the Vendae Store, corner OF Prince
and Water 1trests,
aKarssty of Dry Goods. Gro
ceres, sc.
Particulsrs OF whic- vii. be expressed
In the bills OF the day
All kind of goods which are on IL
imitation ana the prices Of which are
established, can At any time 20 viewed
and purchased at the lnwcst limitation
und prices
P. G.. Marstelier
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HOUSES 10 Let.
IOFtEK loTent Tor one car, for
aterm Oh years, Several Houses stu.
ated a. this place. VIZ
One a / wD story Erich
HOUSE, rith kitchen, cellar. stable
n enclosed Lot oil hal. an Acre, II
present occnpiet as a Tavern =
One other two Story Brick
-OU>E, fr,cd up tor sto's .ou's
with,.a couoling room. kitchen, cellar
S.. ana would accommodate a small
faulty besides store ~
One other House DIT present
usee AZ :, warehouse, to which VIII be
audcs an enclosed l.o, Il half ar. Acre,
And one other House with
Kitchen and an enclosed Let. The
9 last Houses wouli suu Mech.nics,
wno are much wanted i,ere. | have al.
SC su,itry unimproved Lots, which ]
would let o. ground ren, forever -
This place 8 so we'll know as to rem
der it unnecessar, to describe IT 81,
further. as there are few situarlons
moro public, nor mons more healthy In
tn United States Application to be
madeto
r. Radcliffe.
Fairfax CT. House, No, 6 ept'
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Alexandria County, .Nou. zerm, 1918,
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tors o, JsAn Westeots, deceased, do
insert TIE iolioSins advertisements
three times week for four weeks IN
the Alexandria n~ wspapers
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