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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
Latest from ENGLAND ,

LdsesI from EnYfQ7id ana PORTUGAL.
Last Saturday morning, arrived at this port,
tho ship Citizen, Allen of New-York, 81
days from Lisbon. BY this arrival London
papers to the l4ih July were r,. eved.
The last reports from Spain were, that Gen Hill
had lost two dvisions,hat .hc allied army was re-
trograding-that Scult had arrived at Bayonne, is.
sued Proclamation and resumed the command of
the French armes--that Suchet was in Valencia---
Sir John Murray, with $4,000 men, on the Sd June
commenced the siege of Tarragona but having In
telgence on the 18th. that strong body of French
troops had advanced from the side of Barcelona to-
wards Villa Franco and vendrli, and likewise that
Marshal suchet was upon his march from Valencia
Sir John Murray resolved 10 raise the siege and the
troops were re-embarked imme diatciy, without any
loss of men but they obliged to leave i'm the
advanced batteries some pieces of heavy ordnance,
OF which the carriages we've burned--Thus far the
British official account The. French account. by
Gen. Maer, states, that the British were defeated
and that they lost or 1000 men, and report, Cat
Lisbon.) added, that'Ao! having time to re-embark
their horses, they were all ked--that Lord VIM
Bentick had resumed the command, and sent Gen.
Murray to England y.
The Times" of The 10Th of July, contains Capt
Broke's account of nc capture of the Chesapeake.
The despatch in last, translated from the Par.
is Moniieur, it seems is only an extract from Capt.
Broke's letter, and we are indeed sorry, that brave
men cannot always be satisfied with stating facts -
"The enemy came into action with a complement
OF four hundred and forty men the Shannon having
picked up some recaptured seamen, had three hun.
died and thirty. The Chesapeake is fine frigale,
and mounts forty-nine guns, eighteens on her main
deck, two and ihires on her quarterback and fore
castle. Both ships out Of action in the most
beautiful order, their rigging appearing as perfect
as il they had only been exchanging a salute"
Much cxultaton was cyinced in the newspapers,
and in Parliament. on receiving Capt. Broke's ac-
count of the capture of the Chesapeake.-.,ere1py.
LONDON, July 1.-THE following is extract
of a letter from Buenos Ayrcs, dated April 9Th -
" The American frigae Essex is in Valparaiso,
where she arrived the 18th Of March last, aS:er a
passage Of 35 days, from the island of sebastian's
near Rio Jaheiro. She is armed with rs guns and
40 picked and in other respects she is exceed
ingy well found-lt is certain that Poynsett, the
American Consul there, wrote to his Government for
vessel Of this description. There were illumina-
tions and balls on account Of her arriyal''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVALS.
Siss-Paragon. Fowler. Lisbon; America, Luck.
Ell do; Iris, Avery, do. SCi,ixen, Allen, do.
Sohooaers--Fluga, Damide, ST Barts; |; Commo-
dore cambridge, Thomas, Bayonne; Estte, Cod.
stantlne, Port au Prince.
SiOep-Susanns, Earl, Ncw-york.
CLEARENCEs.
Erigs-Hammand, os,rom. Fayall; corde TerreS
no, Cinal, Boston.
The privatecr brig Yankee, Jones, of l6 guns, os
Bristol, sailed from this port Friday last. on
cruize.
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BURLINGTON, (v,.) Sept. 10

Information having been received from the
lines, that two British sloops and kye gun
boats we're out in our waters on the Lake.
Com. Mc'Donough with the noIil!a, sailed
north, on .he morning OF the 9Th inst.
Daring the last ten or twelve days, have
arrived al this post, several Naval Oihcers,
and about 200 Sailors, detachment Of $50
Infantry from Greenbush, belonging to the
9th regiment, also, from the eastward, Col.
Lanes regiment, 700 strong.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

some rovemcn, u consequences. Al the
boats Or The Mohawk have been enployed.Ly
the Wac Department for the transportation
oi soldiers and baggage TO the ncEihuaTd.
We learn, thar On Saturday night, sccre,
expedition, u'ier COL RIPLEY, sailed Isosi
Sacke,'s Harbor, supposed to be dcs.ired a.
gainst Prescott, post considerable dis
isnce down the River ST. lawrence. a num-
ber OF ba,taux is collecting N the harbor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

JOHN B. LYON
Has just rcccived and offers far sale,
A QUANTITY Of NAVAL STORES, consisting ~
L \ 100 bbs. Of Tar,
100 ditto of Turpcntine,
so ditto Of Fitch
Scbtember IS.
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nIEn

In CHS town on wetiresdsy las, WyLlrAn
CrAREE, aged s. years.
In this town, on Saturday last, SIR. JAMES CAss,
aged %.
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la'e, in The aosual Wal with lhc Cniled States,
suffered defeat, disaster, and disgrace. lie
further observed, that the American crews
were, IN every respect, superior 10 theirs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
VERMONT ELEcMION.

The General Election Of State Officers in
Vermont, took place On Tuesday, last week.
In 65 towns heard froif, Governor GALrsHA
has majority of one thousand two hundred
and thirty We arc certain the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Council, will be
Republican and the House Of Representa-
tivcs also, notwithstanding the Jfars OF our
Wiadsor friends.--Bo1. Pat.
or On Wednesday next, at ten O'Clock,
r. NJ. there will be sermon preached in Trinity
Church, by the Rev. Mr. Wheaton. for the benefit
Of the children under the care = the Fcmsle Bcs
eyolcni Society
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The remains Of the Inyepid and Galan,
|VrLLIAM Burrows, late Commander OF the
United States brig Enterprise sna OF his
brave Competitor SAMUEL Bir1H, late Com.
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LONDON. June "a. 1913.
.q.sfERlC.7.N J'Rfy.fTEERS.


.a.'fERiC.1.v PRiy.iTEERS
An article under our shipping head. dated from
Galway gsycs yexatious account OF tic depreda-
uons committed by an American privalecr oil that
part OF the coast OF ireand--We are sorry 20 learn
that another OF these msrauders is sweepng the lr-
ish seas in n different quarter, and has taken five
linen ships OIL Loughswilly, and at the mouth OF the
North Channel. and sent them for Norway
letter from MesTs. Pattcn, Smith and Pattcn,
agents TO Loyd's at Wcstport, dated the 18th inst.
says, "The Fox American priyatocr stood into
bay on Thursday, close to the beach on the north
shore, and got supply ofwater and provisions from
the country people. There are several iadea ships
IN our harbor which we prevent sailing until the
coast is cleared by some Of our cruizcrs, which,
We trust, will be soon, we sent, two days since,
Intelligence of the Fox being in tls6 quarter. TO the
admiral az Cork, and the commanding officer at
Loughswilly"- Wcstport is situated in C!ew Bay,
IN the county OF Mayo. Loughswilly and Cork are
The only stations in Ireland, where ships uf are
kept and IL appears from the letters given in our
other articles this head, that the force ON the
LougbSwilly station is inadequate that its own
cruizing ground is ravaged by another American
priyatcer consequently no aid be afforded from
tha, quarter against the Fox. till ne depredations
next at hand shall be first stopped
:-=
BY a gentleman who arrived ia town yes.
terday from NewLondon (says the Boston
Dolly. Advcrtiser) wo learn that Com. Deca-
tur had received by thc way OF Hartford, ofli-
cial Information from AXE Ontario, of the
capture of sail OF the cncmy's feet, by Com.
Chauncey. If this he correct, we may ex-
pect the confirmation Ly this nigh.'s Albany
mall.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

The Governor Of New-Yorl, has issued a.
uothcr General Order for dc,achmen Of q.
bout $500 men, to enter the service Of tho
United States, for the defence OF the from
tiers. The whole 20 be assembled cn the
i4th inst under the command of Erigadier
General Collins.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-17
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

a, Cihnalus Oh Saturday last, about sun
down, Mr.. Jesse Locke, of that plsce, bro.
ther To the (hon Nat.atieI Locke, and Mr..
Emeus Lock of this village was acciden-
tally and instancously killed by the dis
charge OF gun. We are informed. thar
ne circumstances which led to this nm.
happy occurrence are as follows:
Mr. Locke happened 10 be at the horse
ct MAJ Kingman, and was in one Of the
rooms when person came in, standino =
gun ~ the hall OF the house, and inform
ing that 1t was loaded, but had no prinino,
\ young man the house very impruden1.
~ took up the fatal piece and began
swapping it. On his doing his the second
time the contents of the gun were driven
through plank Of an inch and half in tbick.
ness, and ceiling board, and entered into
me ooey OF Mr.. Locke (who was in the
ADJOINING room to the balD little above
the lelt hip, cana out on the opposite side.
Perioraiing the shir, and lodged ia The
pantaioors. Mr.. Locke had reached his
10th year He has left wife and chill.
dren to lament his Untimely fate.
We understand that the remaines Of bas
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% I .dU7'HOKIrY |
AN ACT

For the relief Of Edwin T. Sa,terw hite.
HEH enacfrd The Senate and Eouse of
fT"hresrnfoffVeA 9ffhc United Sfatesof .1mc.
'7cH :" Congress a8SembieG, That the AZ.
rorntan: OF the navy department be, ard
n" Us hereby authorised and REQUIRED m
assume the Gay Of the departure of the U.
states brig Vixen, from port in the u
states on hsr last cruise. as The dav on
wnich the account of the said Edwin =
Satter"hise, the purser of the said brig
Shall be settled and balanced. And ,ha
tue accountant OF the navy department b.,
authorized 10 pay to the said Edwin T.
onlter"h iic such sum as may be due 70,
pay and commission previous to the saio
day OF the sailing OF the brig Vixen from =
port Ct The United States, if in his iu,Iq.
ment any such sum may be due.
III. CLAY,
Speaker 9F Tie House Of Rehrcseuiakizes
+ GERRY,
Pice President IF the United STATES. ma
President Qfhc Senate.
July %, 1918
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CONDITIONS OF THE EIrnALD.

CONDITIONS OF THE HFRALD.
The subscription is Five Dollars per an
unacceptable by town subscribers half
yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the difficulty
OF collecting at distance) will be expect
cd 10 pay the whole year in advance or the
time for which they subscribe, or give a
responsible friend in town.
. No subscription taken for less than six
months. Communications, orders, SC to
be post paid. Arrearages must be paid
off on disconlinuance.
Advertisements not exceeding square,
inserted three times for one dollar, and IS
cents Tor each succeeding insertion. All
advertisements sent to the Office without
having the number OF times 70. which they
are to be inserted designatcd, will appear
III every paper until otherwise ordered
a liberal allowance made to those who
advertise by the year.
June Is, 1911.
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WEDNESDAY, yNOHElhBER N, 18l

President Of the United States be, and he
is hereby authorised to cause TO be sold,
such part of the furniture and equipage be-
longing to his household, as may he decay
ed and out of repair, and that the sum OF
fourteen thousand dollars together with the
proceeds of such sales, be appropriated for
the accommodation of the household OF the
President of the United States, to be laid
out at his discretion and under his direc-
ton.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Z. GERRY,
vice-Prcsideat Of The Uufed States, and
President Of the Senate.
July 26, 1918.
APPROVED
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT


Making an appropriation for finishing the
Senate Chamber, and repairing the rool
OF the North Wing Of the Capitol.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. " The Unitcd SSafcs Of
dmerica, IN Congress assembled, That
sum not exceeding nine thousand five hun
dred dollars be, and the same is hereby an
Propria'ed, TO be applied under the direc
lion OF the President of the United States,
to finishing the senate chamber, and re-
pairing the roof Of the north wing of the
capitol; which sum shall be paid out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Speaker o. The House Of Refiresentatiues
Z. GERRY,
Vee-Presidenf cfthe U. States, and Pre-
Stdent cfthe Senate.
July IS, 1873.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADIcOM
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FOR SALE.

Oh oHi.E,
"A NEGRO WOMAN and .fve Chill
IA dren, two of them nearly grown
Apply to
AUGUSTINE FITZHUGH.
November 10. 4,
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IRRESPONSIBLE Xlg IACIO-
RY..
SAMUEL. d. HARPER

"aujar street, .1ierand,ia,
AS on hand and intends constantly TO
IA KEEP general supply oil the mos,
iashionahie HATS, which he oilers for
sale, wholesale and retail, al reduced phi
ccs.
., ne has also large supply of WOOL
u = ,. which he will sell by the Case Or
J.alter quantity.
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PUBLIC SALE.


Pursuant TO a deed rom 3clilha Laws and
Wife, SUiH be sold, on the Premises, at
efeOen O'Clock, forenoon, Of SATUR
DAY, rhe rguentiefh instant, fhe EoiioEv.
ing PROPERTY in lke lozvn of .dier-
andria, viz.
The Brick House & Lot Of Ground
on the north side of King street, now occu-
pied by Phincas Janney.
The Brick House & Lot OF Ground
on the west side of Patrick. street, now &C.
cupied by said Laws.
The Frame House and Lot OF
Ground on the west side of ST. Asaph-
street, adjoining the late Friends meeting
house--occupied by Samuel Is:aeis.
also,
A Negro Slave, named Joe, about
tweniy-three years OF age.
JOHN GRID
B. BADEN, Trustees.
A. VEITCH,
November 10. ids
FOR SALE,
lo2 bales first quality Upland Cotton
1900 bushels Lisbon, n1,r
500 ditto Ground Alum DILL
IL hogsheads,1
ss ''sSss:' "4'e'g11' Sugar
2 hogsheads old West-India Rum
80 casks Baltimore Stone Lime
JOHN GRID.
November 10. If
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

To provide for the accommodation of the
Household OF the President OF the Unit
ed States.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
OF Refsesentatfves Of me United STATES of
Ane,fea m Congress assembled, That the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
SsrE RIcHayo.yo
COT1,ON n1,,r,-,,

COTTON NJ ANUFACTORY,
) nearly ready TO goito on.ra,on. and viii in a
y Few weeks want 8 considerable number OF hands
hen,) Women. Boys and C;,s Of various sizes. will
nee. with ernp.oyinent--and white arprenti :,
received.
Com or,ahie hous"s Gre erected nj the establish.
men' 'ar the accommodation OF Families aud others
,hs; may be e,npioreJ.
School ard Books sc. sc. will be kent NJ the
tns the children boih apprentices ard Others. m
tine common branches of IN English ed,,cs,ion,
Cn'er tee rganizato of ,l,is establishment ebii.
'reh m.' obtain IRON tteis owr inG.s,ry rorslort-
ab maintenance and toierab.e eo,pi et.ues,iop
Memo tn, persons Of good ciacacter are intended
To he employed; others get in, they will be dis
charged as soon 3s>pisco7rTed
fcrsons wishing erp'ny nlent rnay learn further
particulars apIlcs,;nn to Mr. R,nhsiti Harris u,f
tie premises or the subscriber in P;eh -rond
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
Dec. 49, -
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Nov. 10
FEMALE ACADEMY,

W.fRRE.V1O.W.
'sSHE Examination at this Seminary having taken
Il place, the public are respectfully informed that
on the Sd January, the exercises viii recommence.
The branches taught Reading, Spelling, Writ
ing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and Psrs'ng,
tronomy, Mythology and B!ar's Rhetorick, Plain &
Ornamental Neeiie-Work. In Musick, Drawing,
and the French Language, MIR. PIunkett "a gentle
man perfectly well qualifed) will continue to give
instruction. The early attendance of pupils is re-
commended, as being productive of many advsnta-
ses. The high price of West-lndia produce, rem
ders necessary small advance in the terms of
board and tuition, which will henceforth be sixty dol
lars per session, payable in Advance, including all
contingent charges, except for necessary books and
working materials.
JACOB MORDECAL
o. Each Young Lady must be provided with a
pair ct sheets, counterpane, blanket and towels
December IL. w4y
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Sales at faction.
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
ron .CgfE

'HE subscriber vii! cell at public auction, on
thursday the SD instant, if fair, no, the
mex tnr day, at IL o'eoak, on the premises, BUSH
III. contrasting .wo hundred ami seventy acre,
oil LAND, the presen. esideuce Of John Golfer Es
adlon,cg tHiritrld-Great part this land has been
lad oil IN Lots from TO acres pyt Oft may he
seen At the Co'iee Honse.--A ;urther ,,escrittion
IS 'honeht unnecessary, rs persons inclined to pur
chase, can view il st any time--Terms. six ann
twelve months credit.
j. II. LYNCH, .9uctioaeer. F.,
December IL a.
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~ n virtue vt deed OF trust, executed to by Es-
. Their WlItefeld, in order to secure the payment
Of two bonds Of two hundred pounds each, with the
interest due thereon or 80 much as fnny appear
due 81 John g Crump-- VIII be SOLD, 70 the high
est bidder, at Mrs. Frayser's Tavern, in New-Kent
county, for ready money-Tbe Trsct oT LAND
~hereon John CrnDp now resides, containing bout
three hundred nd sixy-6ye acres, Tying on the stage
road leading from Richmond 10 Williamsburg. The
houses are large and connections, with n spring of
most excellent water, Snd IN fine neighbourhood
having also in addition the advantsges of fish,
&o. which are constantly passing in sight from the
ho'ise. The said land j. well adapted to The culture
of corn, ~heat sc. with fine orchard Of peach and
apple trees The sale viii take pl~ce on Monday
the 10th DAY of January, 1914. ANY person wishing
10 purchase, viii apply 70 either of the subscribers
who viii shew The promises
JOSIAH CRUMp, 7 1.n.,.o.
RICHARD CRuNP.S Iru''ee''
November 80. wSwp I'll
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

y RS respectfully Informed that Herbert e.
:, THOMPSON hiss opened school, in the house N
u street, generally known by the nsme of he
Small Capitol. -
Having been for three years Pnpil Of the Rev,
VT A"s'or, h: viii cchouet this SEMINARY on the
same plan with that OF the Sel.c, Seho.,.
i,s course embraces Reading, Writing, ArithrnS.
'o NC, cue Hhshsh and French Languages Crammati.
eaGy, Natural and Civil history. Inr;en, and No.
dern Geography. the use OF the Globe, and the eli.
ems nts of Msiht MATES
4 he nun 81 4 Pupils will be limited
For particulars apply as above. -
Dec. ~. =.
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HDYERTTSE1TENr

'SNHE subscriber takes this method ns giving no,ise
a that he has taken probate of the last viii and
Testament OF William Tr;gg, decd, surviving exeeu
tor ct VIM. King, dec'd-Ail persons having claims
against either OF the estates, will please make them
known, that arrangements may be made Tor the
payment OF them-and those indebted to e,,hA of
the estates, will forward and make i'm m e.,,ate
payment. l.. L. HENDERSON, Exec'r
Abingdon. Nov 10. w6w
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~ OTlCE.-Ail person. having claims against the
estate OF Judith ilsrwood, deed, Frances Rid
d'ehurst, deed, and Richard Cole, decd, are here.
by requested to bring them forward. properly au-
tbentcated, aud they shall be discharged--An per-
sons indebted to the said estates, requested ts
make immediate payment, rs no farther iniuiscn
can be allowed. SARAH COLE, adui'x of
Jsli;h Hsrweod, Francis Rid.
dlehurst and Richard Cole, deed.
Nov. 10: v6w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
4 q X S II e BY M TIO a

IN Monday the 10th January next. if fair !,
y not, the next fair day, at IL O'clock, A. NJ on
inc premises viii be sold by auction, positively
without reserve,
TWO So U1RES or GROUND CONTAIN.
IN q F'LFTY SEPEN' H. OTS,
beng part OF that property in the valley, common.
" called h'Gekenzie's garden The pleasant s;tua.
ton oi these lots and ths plan on which they are
lad out, sdo;''ing besides double trent to an OF
them uninterrupted sccess TO, and the free use in
eoinE forever OF of 100 feet ss,,are which
may be applied TO variety Of useful SIS well as or.
namentai purposes, ensurinS moreover free cir.
cu'son of sir, will il IS hoped invite the attention
Oh 'ne pubic, and particularly those esirons of iu-
vesting money in property daily increasing in vame
plan ofthe lets may be seen at the Merchants.
Coffee House.
fEkHS-One fourth cssh-the balance N eousl
insta'menis n, IL and months, without interest,
TO be secured by deed of trust ON the pron.riv.
JAMES Ii LYnCH, .fuc'r.
December II, 1918. al.
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virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO us nv
James Walker, to secure to James z. Cooke
ne payment OF 2 sum of meney therein mentioned.
VIII he sold TO the highest bidder for cssh, at The
store OF Young e Isrt, in the coauty of Aibemare
on Saturday the goth of January next
Il TRACT or LIND,
iying in the ssd county Of Aibemarl., containing
tour hundred and 20 12 scres, adjoining the lands
ef Tucker Coles, William Robertson and others.
SAMUEL. DYER, Jr. }
December 49, W.
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pe'i'ion ~ the Officers rthe Bark ~ VIRGINIA, end
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, (snd of many other per-
sons in support thereof, praying an exemption of
such ofscers from Military duty ,-And a petition
Of William Simpson OF Montgomery county, with
sundry athdavits in support thereby praying d.
vorce from Nancy his wife.--hnd the questions So
veraly put, upn the reference thereof, were deci.
ded in the negative.
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EsY virtue OF deed in trust executed TO nae by
sF Thompson Fowikes, for the purpose of securing
the psym of ESQ., Is. lid. with interest thereon
due to Elizabeth B. Kennon, executrx OF Richard
kennon deceased, it being the balance of a decree
obtained by the said Execntrix Christopher Nc
Connco and the said Fowikes, executors of Mathew
Marrable, deceased, in the Chaneery District Court
ut Richmond, 7riU be sold, to the highest bidder,
for ready money, on the premises. on the 25th day
OF January next, fair, other the next lair day.
"A TRACT OF LAND, CO tanning i9s acres, stu.
ate in the county o. Meckenburgh, both sides OF
OTTER CREEK,
ADJOINING the finney-wood lands. This land
is well adapted to the culture OF Tobacco Whes,
and Corn--end would be shewn to any person wish.
ing to view the pame, application to the Subscri.
Der. JOHN G. BAPTIST
Cetober 22. w3Tn Trustee