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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30
A. JACKSON, MAJ. CEN.
GEN. COFFEE's REPORT
For NiiT0uq Ier 4,

Forf ~ mRo'rs, lSt .5fuii, 1917.
MAY. GEN. A. JACKSON,
SIR
Agreeably to your order ofthe s7th nit
took up the line Of march, at half oast 6
O'Clock A NJ. Of the same Gav, with de
tachment Of 500 cavalry and mounted pun
men, and 600 Indians, 500 Of which were
Cherokees, and the balance friendly Creete
J crossed the Taliapoosa az the little island
ford, about miles below tic bend in which
the enemy had Concentrated and then
turned NJ the river, bearing sway from its
cliffs. ~ zen within halfa mile Of the viii
lsge, The -avage veil was raised by the en-
enY, and / SUPPOSE he was about IN attach
me immc dia;ely drew up my forces in
line Of battle. in open lilly woot.land 4; and
IN that position noved on towards the vel
ling of the enemy. Previous to this 7 had
ordered the Indians, On our approach 10
the bend Ct the river, to march secretly &,
take Possession Of the bank Of the river. Z,
prevent tue enemy from crossing on the
approach % our army in his front. When
within quarter OF mile Of the river the
hring oi your cannon commenced. when
the ladiens with me, rushed forws rd with
great iinpeiuoslty 20 the bank Of the river.
My lihe was halted and kent i,
order Of battle, expecting an attack
on our rear from the Oakfuakee vii
lages. which lay dows the river about eight
roles below rs. The firing Of your cannon
and small arms IN = short time became cen
sral & heavy, which animated our II iisrs
? al aeerg about 700 of the warriors and
aii tie squaws and children Of the enemy
running about among the hats Of the village.
which vas open 20 our view. they could no
io'Es- rcma9 silent spectators. While
soric kept uD Sfe across the river, (which
is about l20 yards wide) to prevent he en-
eny's approach totbe bank, others PLUNGED
INTO ihs water and swan over the river for
rsnres 'hat lay ar the other side in cnnsid-
- ~ nnaF- $. aBa brought ITEM over, in
~ni1a Fta.ts q aun'beT VI tAem embarked
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30
NORINIru A., On

Il Court Marital assembled on Board the
United States last Friday, and continues to
sit from day to day, for tic trial of a lieu
tenant. two midshipmen, a boa tswain's mate
ana several seamen of the late u. s. ship
Chesapeake, charged with misconduct
While in the action with IL. B. M. ship Shan
non on the memorable LIST Of June, 1918.
Presidenr ofthe Court-Com. Decatur.
H7enlbers.-Cap,s Jones, B ddle, lisuts.
Gallagher, Sloat, Perry, Carter, Boothe,
Claxton, Shubrick, Conner.
TO. Selfridge, Esq. Judge %GUocafe.
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FROM S.AcKE7'9pS HsP3oP

An express reached this city on Sunday,
which lett the Harbor on Thursday evening.
ihe .purport ofhis dispatches has not trans
pred. though we learn that ali is safe, End
hat the enemy's fleet had not appear
ed on the lake. The two briggs are armed
ana rugged ere this, and the keel So gun
trigate mas been recently las.i, which wiil be
completed IN six weeks. The enomy's
squadron was expected to sai st Friday,
with troops, but withou, any of his new
ships.
Gen Wilkinson, it is now said, is to be
rieo oy ccnrt.martial which is to be rs.
sembied at the south end of LAX, George.
Soi King, one of the members, has repaired
.hitner. and gentleman writes from Piatts
burg APP" 13-" General Wilkinson in
forms me that he will leave the command
to Gen. M'ConD on tine 18th instant pro-
badly to repair there also. .dib. Arqus.
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THE ARMIsTICE

T.. IRAcY, Esq. Deputy Commissary of
purchases VINO had received orders tn pS.
cure the means ottrsuspoTting some cannon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30

from Norwich to the Lakes, had received
ourseT ofders--aud several OF the guns of
the trigate United States, which had been
n0s'ea cut. are taken on board again.
l MS we think has a strong squirting to-
wards an Armistice
( .Nerv London Gox
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INIUTteSFOr. .FIlTIE =.
MILITARY EXECTrrIONS

we understand that two rrivates, of the
names or PARIS and VIRTUE. were shot
this morning at Fort Monltr;e. pursuant %
their sentence. The first for striking his
officer. and the latter for sleeping on his
pest.
,HoMAs kEEMFR another private sem
fenced to be shot at the same time, for
tending his c'oathes to prisoner of war on
board the prison ship, TO facilitate his es-
cape, was reprieved while kneeling on his
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from tie Correspondent qfthe .Ns,e-Ysyt CoIar1-
bidq
JLATrSRK1RG. I'LL

- = LIT fI5bURr, Ubr7I r..
LAKE Chanplain is clear of ice a Il the
Brush flotllla Is almost finished, but ours
WI not be ready for service until some time
IN May. We therefore exDect they wi shortly
takeconmand Of the lake * keep it untibrom.
modore MDonuongh is ready to drive them
out OF II. Urged by this state Of Things.
the army has been building brcastworks x
furnaces, and are now actually heating can
non bAlls, and will keep them continually
red not mereiy for the purpose ef giviog the
enemy hot reception, in cases he should
come within range Of our long / IS. of which.
besides 12s and 6s. we have SIX in front ~
this village, Tomorrow general Wilkn-
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son starts for f.. George fEdwarSll a. the s.
end OF Lake George in Washingt oe county,
y. Y. to meet the court of enquiry into the
causes OF the failure of the last campaign.
~ is delightful place where the court, par
ties. advocates, spectators * witnesses can
indulge their respective inclinstions in catch
ing trout 'front.' 20 S0pounds weight. or shoot
IMP ducks and geese or hunsiag deer. or
SWIMMING IN the silver lake.
BGfimore. .d!trii IS.
On Friday last "a and n tender were Of
Annapolis; but they dropped down to Share's
island the next day. They have. met
with rubbecs" in many little excursion. !;
but have Caught and burnt few vessels,
ventnripg too much. 1t does not appear
that they have any land troops.
On Sunday last the florilla, cous;sriny of
a cutter, two gun boats, 4 gally and gres.
5arges, carrying about - guns and -
men, and plenty Of small arms under the
command Of the'gal'snt commodore Barney,
sailed from Baltimore, and proceeded down
the bay. We trust that they will consider
ably check the depre-dations of the enemy.
IN tue upper parts of the bay, for which
'hey are appointed, Register.
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ro!Anteers-Ws are happy TO state, that the
eau ior volunteers by the general order of the i3h
MT. promises TO be attended with full sueeess--
Numerous companies are rapidly recruitnahtn On
tsrio, tennessee, Niagara and Chetsuque qn.' IS o.
ther parts Of the districts furnish, in proportion Z,
population. enc recruit for every three ,ba, sre
raised in theae western co4ntie., the whole corr,
will b. complete
owire to.tse badness of the roads, our nforsps-
uon rom the eastward on this subject is irnper-
t-ct, hnt we nderssnd thst volunteers are raisinp
IN almost every county in the western district
Several companies also recruiting in the eastern
dlrtrict---and an entire COMPANY is expected fror,
fioSa, in The pstriotir state Of penn'ylyaois.
Ontario Messenger.
Fs.'act ~ a letter fioat an officer in me army.
dated Bprfingtor, .3brH i2fh, 1874.
!. ""'ersthrd The late march 81 Gen. Wilkinson
into Canada, was 10 m~ke diversion Of thu enemy
from the npner sountry, ard tn favor Gen, Rr WIS
attack on Niagara ; also to take n position on IN.
SorreD, 90 prevent the aneuy'e vessels froY, com.
'ng out, snd 20 get nearer 60 St. Johns- We un-
dsrsiand ti'e first object has sneeeedetj-,b- I..t
failed for the wsnt Of Artillery and the rnpsnsi,v
early and snjj"n thsw oi the ice. IL was an nb..t
worth atteslDtiDe. and seems npsneonntabie ,h.t
some such position has not heen taken eighteen
moH;bs AGO. The enemy arc now ready to sail and
our vessels are not Ian-ehed. All here ia Lurrv
and hustle, under the command of Cen Msenm6.
AS we oAby 'ooF- Tor the enemy to psy US a visit"
z.aVESFILLErO7 .abril %.
>. By Captain Alexander HH! # he u S army,
direct from, Dety0it, g,hich tcce he left on the ~
INST and passed pbte7' SanduSty on the 15th VIZ
zen nrshaf securing Parties and spies haa6ecn ove
m aperesf directioES no as f.r as I3eIa1vare an
the Thames, soy 100 T:,iles a6oVe Detroit ard III.
go COON the hake5 thar enemy, nercs IF ske
approach Of tie eTep,H, seGs dsroveyed, and ria.
ne ra',tor of0n expected aitack, as had been re.
ported By lrher from Deroit 10 Pitts ba.gk d.
sea .8orH 90, p0s eaf'ely DESTITUTE of foaadation.
'il 'sgs aOeH ana the garafson in good order
.NEWYORK; .8srH qs.
The Steamboat which srryed s,erdsy from
Albany. brought no nsws FROM the Northern Army
or the Fleets--Anons the passsngers were his
Exeeilaney Governor Fompkins, add General Wn.
der The General was ore Of the prisoners eonfined
in Quebec IS retaIiatory hostage. He had been
permitted come weeks ago to visit his f. rniiy II
ba'timere, on parole, anS had returned az The ex-
prstion Of Of il, when rs &c presaIne> ne usy me
rated by Governor Provost, very probably In conss
quence Of the President of the United States hs.
wing directed ell the British officers BOW in custody
as hostages on the principle retaliation to be die
charged On parole, with leave &c return to Cqnaja.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30
ROSTON AMI, 10

49, SOS ON, Ap-il 10.
The Y G. fe;sa.e CONSSFrIrtr1s'tG5H ~
ss''ed from Salem yesterday a. IL O'Clock
and arrived in our harbour in the afternoon.
James Anthony, who was to Rave beeu
executed al Rutland on Thurday last. for
the murder OF Mr.. Joseph Green, commit
ted tie crime OF suicide. by hanging him
self IN the prison on the morning Of that
day
1t. Parker had died of his wounds. re-
ceived nearLa Cole in the afflir of the
3Oth ut. Captain MCPHERSON is expected TO
re cover.
Fifty or sixty seamen have passed through
TINS town, IN the stages, within a short time
for Lake Champlain.
vessel arrived az the Spanish port tf
Havana on the 18th ut. from Africa. ma
wing on board one hundred and eighty
slaves, out Of eigAl hundred and four. the
remainder having died on the passage.
The BnstoR Genuine! Of Saturday last OBJ,
serves" We have convetsed with zen.
tlenau from New Providence, who informs.
that about the e,h February, a fee, consis
ting of - sail, with prize cotton, sngars
coffee, SSc. left there for Bermuda and En-
gland under convoy of the Noselle and Ri
heman briggs and that they were all man
ned NTH Enaericau Sailors. As there had
bern no exchange Of prisoners there, and
many OF them having been confined or 10
months, they had il at their option to re-.
main prisoners, or to navigate the above
vessels to England; and they readily &C.
cePted tie latter some giving premium
Tor the preference. They are 70 have $50
per mouth are furnished with passports
from Mr.. Lord, our commissary, and a. pro-
lection FROM the British authorities.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30
PHILADEy.pHrA An.,o,

PHILADELPHIA, Apri, 81.
Eighteen 81 the British prisoners Of war.
'eld as hostages, and confined 10 the new
prison OF this city, made their escape lac,
n'gnt by saving the iron bars.
ne several city troops of horse naraded
Yesterday afternoon about three o'cJocs,
@In the intention, it was rumored. ia nro
feed TO the country in sc arch of the prison
ers. F''o"-
On reference TO the rnarshaI's notice. .
circumstance will be remarked, which is
.he more singular when the nature OF the
retaiiatory measures Of the United States
and Britain are considered. -Four. Of tbs
e!Tush prisoners who escaped on Wednes
day night, we're born within the Un;ted
one of them in this city, one in New
Jersey, one in Rhode Island, and the other
IN Louisiana TERRITORY 9,,,.or
BRITISH PRISONERS ESQ APED.
Last nigh between the hr,,,-s of nine
nnd ten O'Clock, Caffain3 Decoe, M'Eun &
LVuriraer, Lientenanfs Luke, Hna!bertor.
i1dVai' Williams, Stewart and Lamont
Gnsigns Meyers and Kerr: N9idsAft,non
Lave Fo!nnfeer Morris (, Sailing Ayqs-
leTs campbell and Bars. and Sailors, Ro
gers E5Ies and Wood, made their escane
from the Nsw Prison near this Civ. We
UNDERSTAND that they had cur the iron bsrs
OF the window OF the room, in which they
were co',hNed and, with the assistance os
tner ced clothes. descended two storic .
IN" GROUND. The < eper having ascertain
q the e'cape, and acquainted the marshal,
every means TO retake them has been a
oopted. One of them has been retaken in
tae CITY. Much and severe ceasure ;s
oeStowed upon the marshal for the mann r
IN nlch the prisoners have been kent
w iornear remarks until we have ascer-
we submit to The proper authorities
whethe: the guards ought not to be doyhleJ
over the "a and frigate.
Captain Jim M'Euen who was sdvarr;
SEQ as having escaped from the New-Prisor
oid not so escape. Mathew Fowler and
george t'liian, Sailors, who were not All
Vertistd were among those who ESCAPED and
nave been re-taken in this city, as have also
0een Two other seamen, Edward Rogers and
John Wo-d. Caffaia Jean b. L.6nrinaer
L'cnfenanfS Titus Williams and Pg,j,ib
Luxe j.. and Ensign William II. Movers.
"cre all re-taken III Roxboroueb tcwnsbjD'
ana naVs oeeh safely lodged in the New.
Z rlson' whence they had escaped. From
All the information we have been able tn
obtain we are'of opinioa that the priaoners
had no settled plan Of escape. One OF the
Citizens at Roxborough who assisted IN
taxing two OF the officers informs thar
"neh they gotto the Washington Tavern
where they put up, on the night the v brol.e
JAIL, they enquired if any Quaker lived in
the neighb0rhOod. Two other Of tbe mi.
soners slept in barn at Chestnut Bul andI
carry on the morning of the 2Ist proceeded
up the country. From the exertjons ma
king We anticipate fhe capture of roost oil
those who broke Jail. il.
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WASrlIvCTov A,r;Io %

r- ,, " 4iJI9I7F' y On, ApriI IS,
t,af DC hse a'ys only, SAHUgL A. Orrs, Fso. late
Seeretary Of the Senate, II. 49, His long &, faith
iui services IN mqHy important puzzle Offices. and
especially 10 thsi Of Secretary Of the Senate (from
the hsSt organization Of the General Government.
tothe last day f the last session Of the Senate du
RING wh'eh time he was never absent single dsy
from the duties Of the Senate while in ssssion) en-
tus him TO the grateful remembrance Of his eoun-
NY MAJ. Int.
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THE RUMoR OF Tup b hpT,i q

1t is not true, as was very currently re
ported Yesterday, that an arm;siice has
been conchded by our government with the
enemy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-21
Land for Sale.
Erecusors Of James Crcie,


HSHEs subscriber offers for sale, be-.
Il tween, 1873 1900 Acres GLAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port Tobacco, and
the same distance from navigable wa
tiers. This property is rendered very
valuable On account of the great body
of timber upon it, and there is large
stream Of water passing through the
land, upon which Grist or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitis presumedthose wish
ing to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John 8 Morris or
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore of Alexandria or the subscriber.
WALTER H. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb 81 IF
~ The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown and National
Intelligencer are requested to insert the
above till forbid, and send their accsunts
10 this Office.
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Il God Land for Sale.

On Thursday the 2lst Day o. April
next, ii fair, ifnot or the next fair day,
will be exposed 10 public sd e ii the ia
vern of Mr. Zachariah Ward, at the
bccoquan MiIls,'iu the state of Nirgi.
MA, the following lands, viz. About 500
acres of L.AND-this lana has never
been cot down, and Is heavily covered
witn timber and wood 1t lays from
three to FIVE miles from the navigable
waters of Occoquan, and on the west
side of the river. It will pc sold Ell
Their in one body or in different parts,
Is mag be found desirable. 1t has a.
ready been laid off in different lots,
.Alsn other tract OF land, containing
about hre hundred scres, situated about
two ID les from the nayigable waters of
Oetoquan There is a great deal OF
young thriving growth Of wood upon
til lao.
The facili,y of transporting the wood
to a good market, and the opinion that
he lands are we'll adapted TO clover
nd plaster, reader them an object
wor h art ntion.
MIR. Zac5eriah Ward, will give every
reformation in relation 10 the land, which
may be required previously to the day
of sale. a.
The terms of sale will be one third
in three, one third in six, and one third
in nine months with interest. Good
negotiable notes with satisfactory in
dsrsers viii be required.
WILLIAM H. DORSEY.
March 81 Is
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FOR SALE.

SF<HE subscriber will sell on mode
( rate terms, the House snd Lo,
at the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle.
mcnts, The house is well finished ;
contains FIVE good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out-houses, and a pump III the yard
The Lot is we'll improved and contains
half an acre o. grouRd, extending l23
feet on Jefferson, and ]76 feet on Fair.
fax streets. Attached to it IL good
fr-me stable and carriage house.
J. D. Simms.
January Is. diff.
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NOTICE.

FHE Subscribers having obtained
q from the Court of Fairfax County,
Letters iestamentary on the Estate of
Doctor James CraiS, deceased, request
all persons having claims against the
said Estate to present them for ADJUST
nent, aud those indebted thereto are
required to make Immediate payment.
J. D. Simlns,
A. Moore,
Erecusorsof James craie.
Feb. "a.
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J. ID. SiInmS,
Alex: Moore.

Executors Of rae iSt sgHi and testa-
mem Of Jas. Crask, decd.
MarcG II diff
49, lie editors of Nat. Ipteiligen-
Ger, Winchester Gazette. and Lees
o,lrg Washingtonien Will please insert
tie above in their respective papers
fer ) times, and send cheir accounts to
this flee.
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Cohen's Gazette and Lottery
Register

is Published every week, and con.
tains besides ether matter, regular
Price Current and correct account
OF tine Drawings 1.-THE Baltimore Lot !.
tories, with information particularly in.
tere.ting to distant adychturers. Ii
will be forwarded Gratis, to compas
MES or individuals who purchase an.
nualiy Ten Tickets or more. Others
will pay Two Dollars per annum --Or.
ders tor the Gazette must be post paid.
April Is.
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nediot, Charles County, Maryland, a
Negro Man named
GE r A RID,
About 2oy years of age, about feet ,
to 4 inches nigh, has full set ofteeth;
thick lips, down look, and is tolera-
bly, dark. When he left home he had
on twilled country cloth jacket and
trowsers about half worn, and new
oznaburgs shirt. tits probablehe has
changed his clothing, as he took others
along with him. GERARD formerly
belonged to Francis H. Rozer. decd.
and was sold to me by DR.. Danger.
field. He has always lived near the
Alexandra Ferry on The MARYLAND
side and as his parents are living
there now, it is expected he is lurking
about the Gown of Alexandria or city
CT Washington. He has relations at a
MIR. William Bells, living on TIE Po-
tomac, eight or ten miles below Piss
cataway--He has also some acquain.
tances living in the neighbourhood OF
the Occoquan Mills in Virginia. AS
he is an artful fellow, it is probable he
will change his Nome, and ende YOUR to
pass for free man
Masters of vessels, as well as other
persons, are orewarned harbourisg or
employing said fellow at the peril of
the law.
Whoever will take up said fellow &
secure him in some jail so that / get
him again, shall receive the above re-
ward.
JAMES MORTON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
EOR SIZE.


\ TRACT o. In containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
ana hail, situated or the banks OF
the river Potomec, ABOUT four miles
from Alexandria BY wat2r On the
tract there are two excellent Fierring
Landings, the upper one is well I'm.
proved CIV : hgh,kouse, exceeded by
ocuc III point OF convenience. There
IS on the premises convenient Dwei-
Ing- House in good repair, a spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging places ioi
eight servants, and large lott, q
S.noke- house, and milk house there.
i. also an uahaished frame buil'ine,
which az a SIN II expcnce might be
converted ipto barn. near II Is a well
of excellent water, and there are on TIC
premises two rood springs, part Of toe
hna has been covered, and is sus-
cept'bie Of much Improvement, the
fence are in good repair, cocsitiera-
bic psrt post and rail- an there is 4
sufficiencY OF r-il timber and fire WOOD.
1t is presumed persons wishing 10
purchase will view the premises-a
further description Is considered un-
pecessary--for particulars apply to
r. TAYLOR, Ese Alexandra.
II this property is not very shortly
sold By pirate contract, Ii will be oil.
ierea at public sale on the premises
some time in the month oi Iune next.
". z There is = considerable num-
Der of young peach trees &c: in full
bearing on tive ahn"e tract.
c. W. Va!angen.
March 10. IF
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Prince Georges County, s. S

Prince Georges County, $. S.
HEREBY Certify, That Thomas
L. Thompson OF said county, brought
before me Gas Stray. trespassing on
his enclosures) 80
"A Dark Sorrel Gelding,
About - years old, IS hands high, a
snip down his forehead, has several
white spots on bis left side, shod before,
paces, trots and canters --G;yeh uD-
der the hand OF me one Of the Ju.tices
ofthe Peace, in and for said county,
this 18th day Of April 1914.
Vim. Marshall. )
" The owner Of the above de-
scribed Horse, is desired to prove pro-
perry, pay charges ard take him away.
ThomasL. Thompson.
April le .3ts
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SHnthfeld Bacon.

2Vp59 VT. Smith6eld Hams,
Gu. ei;'er' and sldhngs, will be re-
b. s4riy next week, and offered
{, GRIFFITH, or
April is. '''
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Lost or hIislaid

On Thursday last, Letter address
cd 10 johE Cooke, IN. in which was In
closed a Note OF SEQ Dollars negotiable
ia the Bank Of Potomac, drawn by John
Cooke and made payable to Dsniel G.,
Trent, with d. Brcnt's endorsement,
The note will be of no service to any
person By leaving at this Office the
Letter and Note, the person shall be
rewarded.
March
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K.4NH4jVA LAND

~ Foh SALbs
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL. ABOUT
400 ACRES
OF first quaiity unlia proved bottom
LAND, lying on the great Kanha,sa
River, in the state ot Vtcginia, snd be :.
ing part OF nc lands belonging to the
ests;e OF DR. James Craik,. deed. The
chara Ter of inc hands upon the Kan
hawa generally, atnI Particularly OF The
tract know ~ the . me o
Craik's Survey;
Is too wei .inacrstooI. TO require Nc
scriptien, ouiiiceit to saF, that the land
nov offered ior sale, is interior to none
IN that country Sat- works have been
iateiy established mjts nei shborhood.
A iull and perfect title will be given
Terms o. sale Cash Persons disposed
70 purchase VIII apply T.
J. ID. Simms,