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NiRGiNiA--At a Superior Court OF CnancerI
hodIh al the Capitol III the City OF Richmond,
the sixth DAY OF February, thousand eigh hun
Samuel Stone, Assignee Of Elizabeth TT;pkin,. who
was Assignee OF William Bernard, Executor of
aIpN'ls' Plaintiff.
Hay Bsitee, Elizabeth Eipkins, end William Rer.
nsrd, Executor of John Iiipkins,
r,. Defendants.
., This cause came this day TO he heard on the
OIL, answer and exhibits, and was srgu.d by conn.
seli on consideration whereof the court dor ad
Judge, order end d-oree, unless the Defendants do
sthn SIX months f'o'n the date hereof. pay TO tho
faintif the # three hundred mounds vi,b in.
terest thereon, aer The rate of sy per een,uno re
anhunl, from Size twenty first da, OF Februsrv one
Thousand eight hundred end sigtt, until Day,n-nt
sno ths costs eXpenGcd by the Plaintiff in Ioseeut.
ing th.e SUIT, thst the sNd Defendants md their heira
sli persona claiming unAer tlern he fro, thence.
'orih barred * frr closed of si eritr 81 ri.h In s
deem the Ian'sd scrised in The iodentnre Of Mort
sage, one o. the exhibits aforesaid made the four
teen'h Gay ~ harcr, one thousanh e;eht hundred
ard eiS't, between Hay BauaiIe end knn. his life
ot the county NJ Caroline If the. one mart and VI a.
"'m bernart' Executor o. loan BipSins, o. me
eonny OF Caroline 10 Port Royal, OF the other part
and ia case OF deihnt in the paynent Of tbe s,iJ
principal money - rTs and costs the time aFore-
sa'd, That homas Il. R1ojes junr. William 4 Gre
CORY aud IhomI7 Miller, or anv tWo Of tbcr, co,,
rnissiouers Tor chat purpose srsontod or,cr .,;.
i've weeks previous notice Nv advertisement p1lsbs
Ell m one or OF the Richmond neWepa,e~s 10
sNP9se :" sale 6y public auction ior reedy money th.
land and premises in the said Indeftuf,. mentioned
ana out OF the mosey arising from such sae pay 10
me fiaintti the said principal money, interest ard
costs, and the surplus Of te proceeds of the said
sale, il any, after defrayine the expeoees ottend;
the Same, pay to the Defendant Hay Bataile. and
Export their proceedings 20 the ec5rt il order "a
wiz w. HFxrg,c
=, Ivy virtue Of The above decree, viii be -:
'fe'dy Money, on dondsy, the 9Th dst ,ysN'ss .,
er next, between the hours Of ten 90 4, N.o"e.n-
rr og e'd two O'clock in tte afterno1 rar nc
tavern "f James Young ~ TIC Town NJ H., ore The
ouFg, the aforementioned trqct mr. rsrl TsTettets-
THOMAS z BOOTE5. ,r g" Land.
W.. a. GREGORY.
THOMAS MILLER CONS.
October l.
e. OTH,E IL .,.,it;o, 81, --------~--
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kinson will retard the movement of the ar
my. cannot say. The secretary at war is
with us, & every preparation for movement
IS making. am in hopes of writing you il
very few days from Montreal" - Whsg.
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~ VI NE.-A 9etition viii ba nr,,.,,,., -
4 next General Assembly, Of Virg;,;. '.sn - The
1 T'i to the Law Incorporating th8 Pins "a
September 49, Ca.
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EXTRACT FROM sAcKETT's HARMON.
Dated .N.HkrnAn.. IL

DATED September 16.
NJ Fort George we have $500 troops.
this place about the same number, At
5000 and upwards, making at the three
posts $4,000 men. Small detachn snts are
arriving daily, which will in few DAYS
augment us TO $1,000 regular troops. We
nave built number of boats for transports,
apart OF which are calculated to take cav
airy and artillery. believe the comman.
ding general of this district intends moving
the troops from Fort George to this place,
tobe joined By the troops already here. and
proceed 10 Ogdensbng, there to meet with
the transports under convoy Of the navy, to
cross the St. Lawrence, take Prescott, and
then move for Montreal. Fort George To-
he dismantlcd. Niagara TO be garrisoned by
the New YORK militia, who have already as
sem,led IN great bodies.
Gen. Wilkinson left this the 9sth Au-
gust, Tor Fort &c rye. lie had, on his ar
rival there severe attack, but on the 10Th
INST. vas or The recovery.
" Let ~ iaId when we may In Canada.
win az '1tctlis cnt commander, our arms
VIII be crowned with success. Our troops
are healthy, ambitions fox glory, and in a
fine state Of discipline. Never we're troop,
III better condition fcr campaign.
Whether the iudisposision Of gen. Will
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PRIVATE coRREspoNDRNcF

ChRHcOihe. Sefit. II.
We have not yet received the partcu.
culars OF the capture of the British fleet on
lake Erie but expect to hear more of it
oy the express mail, which has not yet (IC
O'CLOCK i. ND arrived. Some particulars,
however. subsequent to the date of com. Per
rvs letters, are brought by Mr. Watson OF
this town, who has just returned from San
dusky He says he was on the lake, coas-
ting round from fort Meigs to Lower San
husky at the time of the action, and heard
me cannonading for upwards of two hours,
winch he informed g"n. Harrison of at Sc
neca. before com. Perry's letter was receiy-
ed, upon which the gen. set off for the lake
and met the express. Previous TO Mr..
Watson,s leaving Seneca, he reports, the
deet had landed the prisoners (about 8oo) at
Sandusky. and Immediately set sail again
IN pursuit OF two of the enemy's vesseis
which had not been taken. Gen. Harrison
had marched his whole force to the MARCIA
OF toe lake, ready to embark the moment OF
me return OF the feet. 1t was beiieved the
Brush force wonlI move off from Maiden
before our army could be landed before il.
ieei satisfied that Perry has fought the
5aftle Ut Maiden on the lake. Iapprehend
Harrison VIII nave nothing to do but re
occupy our territory, and take quiet posses
SION OF that Ut the enemy. except so far as he
may ehPIoy ms force IN settling with and
TdlHg oG the arrearages due the forces
under brig. gen. Tecumseh, &c.
Earse reinforcements have gone on TO
tne North Western Army. Governor
Shelby OF Kentucky is perhaps at this
anne with the army. at the head of or 5 900
troops Col. Jnhnstoa's 500 mounted troops
are there. j ~ thousand Ohio militia have
marched and 6 or 700 United States ri
nemen, under the co nmand of colonel Smith,
IRON tennessee, will be here to morrow
ail destined for Harrison's army. Prospects
Degln to brighten at last, and think we
may Ho'v io3k for this heightened campaign
20 be brought to speedy and successful
Close, Nh, H.,
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.fierGndria. Seht. ~.
An officer on board of Commodore De
catur's feet,wri;es to his friend in this place,
under date the 18th September, that IA
British sailors (desertersl had Just arrived
there in the guard boat cf the Acssta, ~.
They report that the crew of that vessel
are all extremely dissatisfied, and that il
they do not lind an opportunity to desert,
they are confident that they will mutiny
and bring the vessel into New London.
Herald.
Extract of letter to the Editors, dated
Picket No. q, near Fort George,
Seht. Is. 1918.
1--WE have had no skirmishing since the
Gath u!t.-Deserter are coming in daily
near 500 have left the enemy since the army
crossed-never less than two q day--6 yes.
terday morning and S this.
"Some few nights ago a private of the
Ssh infantry attempted to desert to the en-
envy butt being dark, and he unacquain.
ted with the country, mistook his road and
fell IN with one of our centinels, who ci,aIl n
ged-the fellow answered that he had not
thrir countersgn, but had the "Ameri
ican onc"--He was taken-tried and hung
on Saturday last in the presence ofthe whole
army.
Sen. Wilkinson has been indisposed
since he arrived and has shewn himself but
seldom.
The enemy have another large ship
building at Kingston, which viii be compile
ted by the last OK this month."-I6.
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EN- QUIRER OFFICE.

a BRILLIANT CONTRAST
Van tie Parishes g Osgogd, aff6e Ee,, 4,
10 tie EDIToR oTGhe ESoUIRRR.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTHERN ARMY

FROM Correspondent or the ~ y Columbian,
Camp ar Cumberland Head SEPT II
We have msved across the Lake to Cumberland.
Head, in the state OF Newly We have a large
army here, anil regiments OF infantry are coming in
every night; three regiments came in YESTERDAY
and one last night. As soon as we get a sufficient
force we sha! march for Canada and exnect it in
the course OF week. The 4th regiment that was
at Fort George, is fine regiment; all Young men
! aud completely disciplined much viii be done by
them ia my opinion.
David Hutchings, of New-York, was shot yester
Day ~ the afternoon; he taken up Il few miles
FROM Cgnada, and miles from our camp; his crime
was deserton; and he endced away with him n
young fellow by the name Of Howard, both belong
ing to Captain M'Keon's company of the Sd srtille.
y; but Howard was rePrieved. We are now with
IN IL miles OF the lines, and shall be in action in
the course of q few days.
We have patroi!ing parties almost to the lines,
night and day. picking up all straggIers, getting in
| formation, sc.
Yesterday towards night the patroIe took up a
citizen, Just going 10 cross the lines; he had draft
OF our whole northern army, the number il contain
f. cd, where and how they were situated together
with map OF all ourHeet and batteries where tbey
lay, ind every particular. He is now at the main
suardhouse, and his trial will take place to-rnor.
row.
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,-NS AUGUSTA, Sept II.
A report has been in circulation here for
several days, that a body of the hostile
Greeks have lately made their appearance
on the frontiers of the Cherokee nstion.-
We are without information as to Their OBJ
Ject, but is highly probable, it is with a
view of engaging the warriors of tina, nation
IN their quarrel. a report reached Fort
Hawkins on Saturday last, tina, one thou
sand hostile Greeks. had gone agains, the
settlements on the Fem Bigbee, and fears
are Justly entertained, that before assistance
can DE afforded. the desenceless inhabitants
gt'i suffer all the calami;ies of Indian war
tare.---We have some hope, that the 7th u.
oeates regf. are on their march for that
quarter, and that they will be able to afford
them timely relief.
Our troops, who are to act against the
hostile Greeks, are now assembled at Fort
= they will be reviewed by his
Excellency the Governor and Brio. Gen.
Floyd in few days, when they will no
doubt Immediately enter the nation.
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not correspond .v'h cur words, they will correspond
With our needs md of these he ;ethe best judge
" Hc frees the souls eonden -; a death.
"rapd when his saints cor ),
IL SLANT be said that prayna ercath
Was ever spent in vain"
This subject is beautifully illustrated in Hymn fby
the celebrated Mr.. Newton Minister of TN, Churcl,
OF Ensland) entitled, Prayer answered By eros.
ses."
] am persuaded, my Brethren could we have
heard that Britain disposed accept Of the Rus
sian Mediation, we should have deemed our ds> of
humiliation well spent. We have had no such pleas
ing intelligence. But we have heard that she, who
like some earth-bom giant, would spread her thous.
and arms ard encompass the world has hsd one of
those arms broken so, that she is not disposed to
live pcaceaby with, she is less able do US an inju-
ry. Like Luther, may again say, cpne let us
sing the i6th PSALM. Sod is err refuge Il strength;
very present help in trouble. Therefore will not
we fear, though the earth be removed g. the rrUii-
t.ins carried into the midst OF the sea; Though the
waters thereof roar and be troubled Though the
mountains should shake with the swelling thereof.
he Lord OF Hosts is with the God OF Jacob
our refuge. The hcathen ragged the Kingdoms
we're moved; He uttered his voice and the earth
melted. Come, behold the works or the Lord What
desoiaiions he hath made in the Garth. lie maket.,
the bow and cutteth the spear ssinder." lie sppsks
aud 1t ia done; he commands and IL stands fast
" BE still and know that am God. will be exalted
arrvss the Heather l viii he exalted in the Earth
the Lord OF Hosts is with the God OF Jacob is our
refuge"
Wherever !, hed been my lot, M Brethren. to
have spent this Sabbath, huid have deemed il sn
the Kind mterpostisn OF Providence we have lately
Witnessed
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,,enciny this twenty third Of April, in
the year of our Lord one Thousand elehs
hundred and ten, to be fully comreat'
ed and ended. ,.r.a.
and date first above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence Of GEO. G. PRESBoRY'
In consequences of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents 'or inc
sale of Paul's Columbian O'l' IN the cry
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducate''
sion ofthe Golden head, No. e. Mar
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keeri x
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsu''s Head,
No. 233 Market-st. near the co'7,e' VI
Howard-.t. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pest, corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Hes,rs. Warner and Hanna, statloners'
corner of Gay and Market sts. Mcssrs'
G. & R. Waits Lottery Once, corner
| Of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. "A
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard.st. Messrs'
Iohn s. Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO.
| 17s Market-st.-M FeRs Point, by
DR.. Henry Dorry, Druggist, No. 5
Market-st. and Nathaniel KnigAt Sta
toner, Fell's-street.-City Of Wasai"s
| ton. Messrs. David OFT, * Go. Drug
| gists.-Phi!adelhhia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin 4. Atlee's, No. IS Nortl'
9TH St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Straets-Jere'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2eS Mar
kct-Street--Stephen North, Druggist;
No. IS High st. between I'd and a
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, DR. -
eists, Market st.-Nezv York, Messrs
John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messr:. 6
&R. Waite.'s. Nos. 50 and "a, Mafder
Lane.-York l'owu, DR.. John Fisher
Drug. -.1nnatoHs. Messrs. Childs s
Shaw.--George Tevn. Dr.. John OF
Drug-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Fah
nestock, Drug.--harrisburg. DR.. Johr
c. Wrestling, Drug.-East0n. D Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Peters6nrs
Vug. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstozrn. Dr.. Frederick Mil
Observation-Disclosures. DR.. yohr
S, Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Mess
John * Adm. Miller, Druggists.-Ran'
ooer Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer.
mann, Druggists.-CarH'ls. DR.. john
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook VMe
(Montgomery COY Mr. Brice Gassaway
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, Br
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
aad Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Niarlset
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
| NH,.cl 1apS,o
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Fairfax County, TO WIT:

Fairfax County, TO WIT:
I. WILLIAM DENEALE, che of the
commemorative justices Of the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sheriffs,
MAYORS, bailiffs, constables and headbo
roughs, within the commonwealth Of
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kilweil.
late Jailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen. Jailor, for this County, for Richard
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, have
complained ON oath before and to me,
that Elijah Graham, who was commit,ed
to the Jail of the county Aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc.
cured in the said Jail until the nexi
Superior Court, to be held tor the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mitted to the said Jail by myself as
runaway. She said her name was Nan
CIV, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Fredericksburgh, Virgil
nia-did forcibly, or by other undue
means, open the door of the said Jail on
the night of the 9th inst. and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, ant
against the will of them the said Robert
Kidwell, and DanielBradly, Jailors as a.
Eoresaid, and are now going at large
These are therefore in the name OF the
commonwealth, to require you. Severy
ofyou, in your respective counties, towns
and precincts to make dlligent search BY
way Of hue and cry Tor the said EliJal
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and hin
and her having found, to seize and Re
take and safely convey, or cause him ant
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail o
Fairfax county, there to be kept unit
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under m,
hand and seal this 18th day Of Novem
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, Seal
Nov. 50 2awtt.
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- Superflne Yellow Bark

- Superflne Yellow Bark,
DR.S,iNFORD'S improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi
ciansof distinguished character in ciffe,
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to Offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste,
in the choice OF his means, can TAIL to
be grati6sd in the use of this elegant
preparation.--In strength, fineness and
certainty of operation, it greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN TIbL SILT or
BARK prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par.
cells OF different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants ofnet only physicians,
but OF retail druggists, country mer.,
chants and private familie. Sold by ,
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, and no other eerson /
.hlerandrIa. |!
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New Publications.
JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE BY
JAS. KENNEDY Il SON,

A>DA A~Ae OAN o&AAH ~
JAS. KENNEDY Il son,
Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece, Pa
lestine, Egypt and Barbary,
Mellish's Travels in the United States,
FROM 1906 to 1911,
Memoirs Of the War in the Southern
States, BY Gen. Henry Lee,
Stoddard's Sketches Of Louisiana,
Or. Clarke's Travels in Russia,
Continuation Of DR.. Russell's History of
Modern Europe, down TO the Peace of
Amiens in 1909, by Dr. Charles Csote,
The life of WASHINGTON, with hand
some Portrait of that Illustrious Man,
to which are annexed Eulogies, Ora
tons, Original Letters & his last viii,
Tales in Verse, by the Rev. George
Crahbe.
'Ehe Cala,pities Of Authors, with some
Inquiries respecting their Moral and
Literary Characters,
AND
The PORT FOLIO for the present
month. -
Marsh l3. a@t4 eteo
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Valuable Building Lots,
FOR SHE,

OR 70 BE LEASED FoREpgR.
TIME subscriber will sell on liberal
i credit or lease on ground rect for
ever, or for term of years, all the va.
cant ground belonging to him on Water
street, and adjoining the Farmers Bank,
constituting the garden o. the late Col.
Hooe. 1t is handsomely and securely
enclosed on three sides and extends
hall through the square in depth. O.
Their vacant Building Lots in different
parts OF the town. and Grass Lots of
different sizes in the sorthern extremi-
ty, may be had on ground rent, either
for term ofyears or forever, On appii-
cation to the subscriber.
J. H. Hooe.
February 2awtf
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March 20
Notice Is hereby gzUeD,

N0ttCc u Hcicyy StOeH,
That in pursuance Of an order OF
Fairfax County Court, for that pur-
pose made. shall attend at the clerk S
Office of said county, on Friday the 18th
day Of next month, iMarch) for the
purpose of effecting division Of the
proceeds Of sales of the late William
Tho@pson's estate; sold Nv me under
a d-cretal order OF said court .--when
and where the creditors for whose be.
neit tae sales we're made or their re-
representatives., will please 10 attend.-
On or before which day, those who
gave their bonds for purchases made,
will please to discharge their several
amounts.
Rich. Radcliffe, c. C. ?.
February 49, twawt 9th NH
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Richard Radcliffe.
Fairfax COURTHOUSE,
February l9 tawtf
District Of Columbia, County 81
Ale rnudrin-Ta WIT.

District Of Columbia, County Of
.ileraRdria-TO WIT.
NOVEMBER TENN, 1912.
William Wilson, surviving Partner Of
William Wilson & John Potts, lately
trading under the firm of William
Wilson & Co.-ConHlainants.
againat
John F Mercer and William Cation
DEFENDANT.
The Defendant John F.
Mercer not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the
Statute and the Rules of this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
cours upon affidavit, that the said defen.
dant John F. Mercer, is not an inhabi-
tant of this district, on motion OF the
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant John F. Mercer,
do appear here on the first day of April
Term next, and enter his appearance to
the suit and give security Tor his per-
forming the DEGREES Of the court, and
that the other defendant William Cation,
do not pay away, convey or secrste the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or
effects in his hand. belonging to the said
absent defendant John F. Mercer until
the further order or decree Of this court,
and that copy of this decree be forth.
with published for two months success.
sively in one of the public newspapers,
published in this county, and that ano-
Their copy be posted at the front door Of
the courthouse Of said cous9.
A copy, Test,
6. Deneale, C. c.
February 10 law9M
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.Saer iNtLinda, from Boston, and
~ Regulator, from New Ysrk, .
.scmaets assortment of SHOES. OF
all descriptions and fashions.
t in Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Sp,nish Horse Hides
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July % eoStaw
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Houses to Let.

wish to let or rent, two BRlCk
HOUSES at this place-one is fitted
for storehouse, with countins-room,
kitchen, &c.-the other would answer
for a family, a boarding house, or ia.
vern-annexed is kitchen. &c. Both
houses are two stories, with cellars,
and to each will be annexed an enclosed
iot-they will be let for one or more
years. For further information apply
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