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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
CANADA PAPERS
Prom the Montreal Herald. Of Sept. II.

candour must compel every one to confess,
that the result of the late operations has fallen
far short Of teven moderate expectations.s
humiliation has not changed our tone. We
may be called to defend points which have hi
therto not been thought Of and consequently
the late retreat may not have been ill-advised ;
but the fort At Plattsburg should have been
stormed. That part of the labour would have
cost less blood and embarrassment than was
sustained in the retreat retreat that will tend
to rouse the energies efthe enemy. We might
have taken 1000 prisoners, fine train Of artl-
lery, and immense stores. We are not military
men. but we cali on "every experienced Off.
GER" to support or eoatradict US.
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MORE VANDALISM.

Jaaes Renie of this place vino effected HE
escape from the British irigate l. &c, deo,opi.
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- =. i ~
From Canada Papers.
&, Head osarters. Camn
h.c,,. r,.. 81. c.. "a
sS is w IsHsS' SeP''-S'
aDiSTkiCt GENERAL ORDER.
lieutenant Gen Drummond, having receiv. 4
ed the report Of the Gen Officer in the iinmedi.
ate direction of the troop, engaged Yesterday.
begs to offer his best acknowledgements fer
their very gallant conduct in repuisinp the at
tack made by the enemy on our batteries. with
mis- whole force, represented TO consist of not
less than FIVE thousand men. including militia.
The brilliant style in which the battery. No. ?.
was recovered, and the enemy driven beyond
our entertainments. by seven companies Of the
Sad Regiment. under Major Proctor. and three
companies OF the 9th Regiment detached un,ler
Major TAYLOR. excited II. Ger. Drummond,s
admiration. and enti,le those ,roop. 70 his nar-
ticular thanks. On the right ofthe enefny's ad.
vance he was checked blythe i.t battaIionof the
Royal SCOTS, supported by the soth under The
direction Of Ii Col Gordon of the Rovsie ~,
in the centre he WAS driven hack bv the Cisne
gary Light Infantry. under 1t. Col. B.tt.rshv.
and directed bv r (.nfone, pearson Inrna,,, -
Field Officer To these troops the L. (ensl.
RAILS best thanks are due, as also to the remain.
der OF tho reserve ,,oder II. Colonel Oamnh.,,
consisting of the remaining Companies IF The
9th lsegt. the flank Companies Of the 4lst, and.
the Incorporated MiIitia. which s,,ppor,ei The
troops engaged. '''-
The Ii. General deeply laments the unfort,l
nate circumstances of weather which enah,eT
right OF the position, and to capture consider.
a1ie NUMBER OF tne regt. DE VAUDEVILLE station.
~ snI point oMt. DC severeioss IN Killed and
..:,,', N.ch .e ON OF nihs ana De Wat
.ef.n,e Sregnsht nave suffered affords iHcon-
"a proc, .uae oatery no was not gain
s.. M..uou. vigorous resistance u !: equally
DIV, WA. i'.e DOCK i.ousc on tne right was
,..,;s u.' ~ tue party ~ the Kings regt.
s'1t"" rs.. a, IT.
~" W.. Iscis ihaeDted to Major
Sen De " r me ior nis Juu,cious arrange
.,,. su r. 20 h's 'h.aiss to the
- 60. .,..nsr Oh osisades
- ar,;I,er, anI r,a;na. 'u men pi .ne 10Y
no Ma;or csr s,ns;,, .a, 'oi wei eAertions
.nor, TN. 100. .,a 30, - ~ e n army,
,.b,ed Co. ~. s'.S ~. Ven, Is IA
rr,h, C:sn.r., I'd IS ~. "u Asso .nc o'licers
y;.,, Csn.,sl ~. VI = s 's", s.~ii.
sounds ,rbct, a., lazy regrets the
nresen, oe .h. ..rv;.ss &C., ' nr"y ior the
t.oIonelo ps.r.nr I'D co,Se,. N'Suer' Aieuts'
H. colo E;sha. paa.sa.
n.rn,;s,;o,, 90 r,e.d ~ ~ ..'. I s' nave
r.. IS ,,',.;s p'r,J ~ ."e rear lot TIE reco'
fsS,,,.,N 49,
u.pnr,
y HARVEY,
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]. HARVEY.

1t Col. Dept. Adjt. Gen.
Private letters say 27D Americans were ta-
ken prisoners, that 100 of our troops were ia.
ken, and IA of our officers wounded
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VIEW PUBLICATIoNS- 81

. DETER COTTON, at his Law ar.d n,sceI,,ne.
y = Gus BOOK Store, second dosr above the Eagle
hcations, viz $3.50 - -" w"
correspondence respecting Russia, between Ro.
bert Geodoe Harper aud Robert walsh ;r - i IS
| The Giaour, Frsgmeny ofa Turkish IaioI
by Lord Byron, 81 i.2 ca
Lord Byron's Poems, 81 10 eta
Campbeirs History Of Virginia, bey,nd 81 os
geographical View of the Provinces of JIpn.
canada aud remarks relative TO the sit 80 r. ~
80 cts. ~ VA smith, price
Sodthey,s Life Of Admiral Lord Nelson q so.
Ierry $ victory, ceIoured plate, 3l
American Ladies and Gentlemens' po.L.. 4,
nsnac tor the year 1914 -,i-
a large assortment of New Plays T
RECESSED Addresses Ga new edtion) 62 10 81,
burke's Works, vol S &s
Lord Erssine's Speeches, vo.
Grattsn's do Ivo
hose & Emily, or Sketches Of Youth. y5 ~,
steers Navy List for August 1918. " eis
Sottase Sketchesin active retirement, hv ~
thor OF the Miseries OF Human Life : YnIs -
ALSo-The AnsIeetie Aiagazine fcr.J)ecer,h.r
containing an elegant likeness of Com H.. t,'
ry, and his biography, sc. ''A4o''re fer"
me Fort Folio for December cont.;,;,o, 80 =, 4.
CANT ,ikeneas OF Commodore Esnbr9ge md lie 70;
ogrsphy. Sc anu us bi7
Subscriptions received TO, the ,brse ,.e..-
Workssnd 1t is understood that those who dc -
give noace to the contrary wisl, TO con,;n, -;
SUBSCRIPTION tor the succeeding yesr-rero IS
publication the same heretofore. "
January IL.
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{ 10 be Continued
II S r Err ROB- BIN S
SAOD( Err

"a L the sign of the golden Saddle next door to
4 = Messrs K. Nelson 4 co. r. Street yratef II
Tor past envours begs leave TO inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has now on hand a
variety OF manufactured goods, snsh as Ladies' and
Sentiemens Saddles and Brides Of the newest
fashions. with Harness. Veiisces sc. together with
an assortment of
SADDLERYG e LETTER..
ALSO,
A fashionable collection (iust reeeiyed} of U,sits,
Canes and Brushes
And variety of other articles, sill of which he
wi! dspoHe OF, OH as low terms as the times will ad
nit. "
Feb. 10. IS
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WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
LAND FOR SALE.

Il
A IN the 2Sth day of February next being Court
W day, viii be sold at King William Court house.
mat valuable Plantations called ENDFIECD i'm
kmg William county, late the property OF John
Waller, decd. This plantation is considered BY per-
sons we'll acquainted with it, to be one OF he hest IL,
the eornty OF King Wliam-and TO person dispo.
SAD to purchase. there is below the Ridge tract
OF land more desirable than this as we'll for the ma
ny natural advantages which it possesses as for the
many improvements which have been put tpon II
~ 'ts iate owner Situated upon the Mattepony ri.
ver opposite to WaikertoD, vessels can come within
shore distance OF the shore, that the person nos
sessng t can with very little labor and within sbor,
time, SHIP on board vessel ene crops which he
may make, and send them TO any market that he
pleases. -
From the title papers for this tract ofland. :, IN.
Pears that contains about 1881 acres, for which
Quantity It viii be sold, be the same more or less
the greater part OF which is rich level fiat land !!
upon 1t there IS an excellent dwelling house and
every necessary clubhouse Grsnary tn stands
Immediately upon the bank OF the River, frona which
ehe crop toas may contain may be emptied at once
into vessel that come within a few yard, n tihs
shore. There are upon il two young Orchards, the
iruit OF which IS OF the most select kind. With pro
per care and attention, they might be made to Weld
,arse Quantities OF Brandy and Cider. a farther
description IS deemed unnecessary as il is
that any person disposed to purchase, win view the
premises before the day of sale
Terms of Sale
ne purchaser will be allowed credit of tv,o
years tor the whole purchase money, bond with an
i royen security being given for the same, with q
useu or Trust upon the land.
-one Thousand pounds ofthe purchase money n
carry interest from the day of sale the interest 10
De psid at The end of each year, until the whole
shaii become due. The balance of the purchase
money to carry interest from the day of sale, II not
panctualgy paid wheA due.
Jan. IL. : 3D. d.
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THE RICHMOND
COTTON mantle CTNpx

" OIN WANUF hCIORY,
nearly ready TO gointo operation snti will in :
= few weeks want considerable number of hands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls Of verious sizes will
meet with emp!oyment--an white a .p-entiee,
received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the establish.
tnent for the accommodation of Families and other
that may be employed.
School and Books sc. Sc. will he Kent =. .he
expenee OF the institution for the purpose of educa
ting the children both apprentices aud others. 10
the common branches Of an English education.
Under the organization of this establishments, chill
ursh may ontsin from their own industry comfort.
able maintenance aud a toierable good educa,ion.
None but persons Of good character are Intended
to os employed; fighters get in, they will be dis
charged as discovered
Persons wishing employment may learn further
particulars on application to Mr.. Richard Harris ON
tse premises or the subscriber in Richmond.
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS
Dec. is. ~
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II SAFE @rYegrOes, Stock, &C.

= n o'Irt " y 3 TOtS, aSKuCN, &C y
n Monday The 28ih day os the uresen, month
~ February, If far, IL not the next fair day. viii
be SOLD at Gees in Gooshiand county. the late re-
s 81 General John Snerrant deed all the
household and Siteheh furnitnre, plantation utensils
q stock OF all kinds, consisting of abour ten head Of
horses. eight fine well broke mules, forty heat- ~
cattle MY head of sheep & and fifty or sixty Mead
., Dogs also three copper stills and fifteen or twenty
likely young negroes. The terms Of sale 5y;I he nue.
third cash for the negroes, s. credit of l 2 month,
Tor the balance the household and Kitchen
furniture. stock, &c. twelve months credit will be
will be requred-1n every instance bond with an.
proved secnrity (to carry interest from the date if
not punetually paid) will be required.--AIl those
having claims against the estate, are requested TO
ping them forward on or before the day of sale.
IN order that arrangements may be made for their
discharge by '"'
The ADMINISTRATORS
icp' o.
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Gfoucesfer t01u Gronnds for safe.

gloucester iosp Grounds for safe.
ME subscriber offers for sale. tnat valuable farm,
a. on which he now resides, situated in Che co,n-
" OF gloucester, containing five hundred acre.
three hundred and fifty of which is in ate of cuI,
uVaton and improvements, the other rsrt in heavy
state for the cultivation Of Corn, Barley and Wheat
Ion the fsrm ia an excellent framed Dwelling.
Heuse, two story, with three rooms ON floor. with
every necessary out house, all new and in complete
oraer. ms ms Farm lies on Ssvern,riyer, VIII CHI a.
bounds in FISH and oysters and hiss NAVIGATION tn
the Barn door. SAW" ~
Any person DESTROYS of making the purchase, NAV
know the terms, by applying to Mr.. Thomas Taylcr
hienmond' or to the subscriber living on the farm
Between thirty and forty likely negroes .ccns.
toned to the farm with the stock of every Kind
atey. 80
JOHN LEWIS.
'e"' w. eptf
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Sales at Auction.
L ND.

q .
Nv e offer For Sale seven hundred acres OF Land,
lying IN the lower end OF Buckins CHAM, ON
buiiaoe Greek, hive miles from "a Ira, and Is from
Nes-Santon--fhis land isl desir able neghbo r.
hood well adapted to the culture OF Corn, Wheat,
and Iobacco-also,
400 acres of 'roed Land,
n the Little Fork of State RIVER seven miles above
buckingham Court-ifouse. The sol, Of ~rbis Riysr
Is generally much esteemed for the production OF
whesI-This property belongs TO The late Col
Henry Bel and will be sold under decree of the
Federal Cunrt-for third cash, aud two inst al.
n,ents tor the residue. The title is considered ia
d'spntable snd If not disposed of privately before
che month OF March, will then be sold at Public
Auction, on the Second Monday of the said month";
at buckingham Court House.
WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
WIN. w. G.. THORNTON.
Either OF as, will attend to view those lands, and
are commeniy to be met with at Buckingham aud
Cumberland court days The above property will
positively be sold without reserve.
Feb 8. I'd,
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munieste 20 you the Hsysl movements, sod 20 con-
esst With you the necessary corporations
" OF the nihtis, YOU are authorised 20 take wh,C
in your Judgment viii be necessary. Such OF the
kentiesy militia % in service would DE better
thsns new draft. There IL { of the Peansysania
militia regiment at Erie srrn, d. equipped, &e
These are subjected to your eommani.'
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HTTEN3JOWr
Dec. 1s.

q
Il VERY able boiled msH from the ace of rs
T. - years, who shall De enlisted for the arm,
OF toe United States, for the 'ern of fue years OF
during the war with Ctedt. britain, will be paid ,
BoEHt2 of One Hundred and Itvenry. -Four DoL
sIrS- nifty dollars Of which VIII be paid ri the zine
tie Recruit rs enlisted, Fly dollars when he shall be
mustered and have ioin>d some military corps for
service and tweuty-iour doIisr1 when he shan be
discharged from service, with one. /Iunayed. ana
Jl.vfy ac'eS 81 LGHd--And in case he should be
KILLED ~ action or die in the service, Ms heirs and
Representatives will be entitled to the said twenty
four dollars and one hundred and sixty acres OF
Laha 10 be designated, surveyed and laid of, at the
public ezPenee. The pay Of soldier, besides hi 8
rsuons and clothing, is dollars per month; so that
~ the END ct the yesrs, he will have earned six
HNHdrea ana FSar DoHays, i.IdeDendent If his
support and clothing, besides respectable portion
~ Land Tor his children, aud place OF rest and
ecmlort for bis oil age
me BydVe, J'GTiotic and Enfer5risiae, who
"Ish TO engage 10 ia cause of their country, may
nave sn opportunity, Wy calling st my Rendezvous
IN Charlottesville, Albefssrs county, Virginia.
BERNARD PEYTON,
Februsrv 80. enex
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III G. IIETH,
E*0'y and Iiastee.
Feb. 10.

sDOkSUANT to Deed of Trust executed 10 the
Subscriber BY Hugh r. Campbell dec'J for die
purposes therein set forth, will be sold at pnhl g
auction for cash before the front door Of the Cont
House Of Fauquier County on Monday the zstb dav
Of March next being Co.rt day, the following pro.
perty to wit, P
n HOUSE MD LOT,
Near tie Town of Warrenton. In which the .,;a
Campbell resided-Also, t.y5 Tonrg Nero nm
he house and lot before mentioned is oIeassotl =
situated and world afford an agreeable residence 70
= private MY. Any person DESTROYS of viewing
The pretnises before the sale, will please annlv -
WY Roy, who lives convenient, or to the Subscr
Fauquier, Feb. 10. Ie'n
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2awSwn
y n Il u II q l. II II X O. p Il " TY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
n Pursuance of Deed of Trust from Edmund
n h"tiepage and Elizabeth his wife and Charity
bowers to the Subscriber and bearing date the o9th
Day OF January 1913, viii be sold Tor cash. on the
Zord day OF this month, On the premises between
the hours OF ten in the morning & one in the alter
noon TO RAISE a sum of money secured by the said
ONE H.4LF.4CRE lot.
with the buildings and appurtenanees thereunto he
ionging--The lot above mentioned is situated in
that part OF this city generally known by the name
OF Adsma's Valley, is bounded on the norris {, east
by the Lot lately in the possession of William Nc.
henziei and now the property of Messrs. Brow n g.
rage; on the South and South East by the LOT of
nenry Mettart, and Fronts on the Street LEADING
north direction. '' VI q
LEONARD BOWERS, Trustee.
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.MESS4GE

From the President If the United Sfotes,
transmitting tctter from, The Secretary
Of Npor, accompanied srith sundry doct-
1nents in obedience 10 resolution of,the
S1ss Of December iaNs requesting sueh in
formation az may tend 10 erhiaia tie eau-
ses Of the failure efthe Gfns Of fhe Un2e9
States, On tse Northern Eronti,f-.
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y oSi PAIR Of Silver Mounted Consave Spec
a. 4 tacles.-II he finer will be liber.uv =. : -,
by leaving them az this Of,iee
February l6 =,
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w E S Il Err N L A n d S


" compliance with the will of the late col Wn
heth, l, together with his surviving Exeentor,
and Trustees, John Marshall and Harry Heidi. now
offer for sale, Az"
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Sciota Il Little Miami R;vers
North West d the Ohio, the same heinz 49,
granted the Teslstor FOR military services dnr;ns
the revolution One tract lying on tie East forl
OF The Little Marni, containing 1875 Is acres-Ods
on The Seiota River, containing 500 80 acres-Z,nJ
another on Brush Creek containing 600 acre. = Al.
20. one tract contsiping NY IS acres win, on
Highland Creek, branch of the Ohio. Tbose
iands amounting TO S677 go acres All persons de-.
sIrcus OF purchasing, who cannot more conyenien
communicate with the Trustees of Col Hetb. vii,
please apply to MIR. Waiter Dunn, of ChilIieotbe
Tor more particular information shall be M Chi
eothe. and on the lands by the Goth Of April newt
prepared to give indisputsbe and satisfactory cor,
yeyenees 10 purshsseTs, should there be any sppi-
csDts. "PP'
II G. HETH.
Feb. TO- w "''se'
CO The Editors papers printed in Chilico,he.
WIZ please inser the above advertisement for three
months, aud transmit their accounts TO the Office nf
the Enquirer tor payment, or, they shall receive
Their accounts from me when l arrive ia ChilIico.
the " 0''''"'o'
~ II. G.H.
GU. lV' SIN
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Feb. 10.

''soHce 10 me StoekhoIders Of The Brooke
1hrnhite Contrary.
a N instalment OF Five Dollars. on each eh.r. .,
{ requested to be paid to the Treasurer on or
before the first day Of March next.
by Order Of the Directors
CARTER b. PAGE,
Pshrr. ~ Treaa'r s. Ses'ry.
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A d VERT IT'S e NJ Il N T

A ID V T. X It's e Nj L n T.
4 N the 25th day Of November last, a wapgoner
~ by the naue OF Edward Hstton, received OF
Charles Gw,u X Co of Baltimore, ten casks cur.
nails, to be deliveredto US in this place pr lis re-
eeipt-we have never heard of the nails since vhica
inooces the belief thst they hive been delivered
lhro mlstske somewhere else. We are told Had
.on lives IN Hanover, negr the Rocky Mills ANY
obige us. 80 y s"r'
GEO. ROBERTSON & Co.
February Z. ~ ~, w.
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IN HOOVER may have borrowed Or Lox. :,
" their possession Engkish Ed; ton of
pieee or Music, not belonging 90 them. called
9 hoeMiNvAR,' by Mazngbi, the W ,ris taken
RON walter Scott Marmon, will obliee tho
Feb. g. 50 s 1"iui'ef'
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way o. Grand river. At any rate il is ne. matter
OF much ,mportaace to have that place in our pos.
aesaon darng the winter, cut off AS it is from
comm 1nesuon with the rest of the world"
Sackea's Hybor,
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Stocking ManuJacfory.
~ ANTED immediately several apprentice. r.
be empoycdin weaving stockibes--bo,s o
or - yesrso age, will meet with liberal encour.
asen'cnt. Apply 10
JAS. C. ANTHONY.
~ ~ w5v
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NOTICE.

a. shall remove to Philadelphia, in the ceurse
o. .ne present month, persons having claims
against nae "li present them for payment at the
counting house of Jenks and Rillings.
~ HUGH CHAMBERS.
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.1yAtant GenefaPs On.

WIZ N4tFt'f Ut /" LVft-Fs
a., , Richmond, % Feb. 1914.
oHee of Depnty Adiu,ant General, and the
undersigned being appointed his successor ali CON.
muD'csiiOns TO this Office will be sddressed 10 linn
CLAIBORNE w COOCH,
Dep'y Adj; Gent.
february ,. w8w
EIGHT STOUT NEGKO MEN no BE
MN Ed.
Enqnire Of The Printer.
feb.s s. Qawsv
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w ANTEp. q Negro wemsn who csn wash :,
.eo,.,n iron ana 90 plain cooking. FOR woman
.er inlto WIN the above employmens and weI
recon mehded as 90 chsracter hire ny "a!
VIZ &c s'seu--ERqeire .. I'll. CGss. F'''
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Var DEPARTMENT,
August S, 1915.

SIR, ~ ~
The best Interpretation OF the late movement, of
the enemy in your qoarter is, that DE Rouenberg
hrs detached the aid of Proctor between four Il
I'VE hundied men. and chat with these he is at
tempting to save Maiden by attacking fort Meies.
1t this conjecture be well founded, t suggests the
true policy on our part. provided the fotiis WAS
yer tae bar. Go directly to Maiden aud leave Mr..
Proctor 20 arnuse himself with Fort Meigs. There
Is no objection to Jour appointing the serjeants
other ehees pro tempore. Capt. Butler has been
appointed major OF the SD regiment and lieutenant
niece captain in the 42d.
lam, sir,
Very respectfully.
Your most obed'ent servsnt, s.;
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-ADHERIISElrENy
The Pubic are hereby Wonfed.

IHe FHdAc are here6y NeHfed.
|Fg'HAT Egbert Harris. Of The eosn,v 81 -,
u tan is sbssnt from this sts,s M / o., ~
tornty ~ fact, and have full power TO transs, III
business III which he is interes ed. Il am tberss,.
assrous mat ~ persons who have claims acains,
.oms Iou 'ssse them kno~n to me, and ali per-
sous 'haebsd 70 him, would setle t,e Jebts 80,
me- DAM. WILSON, OF Amelia. Wv"
p.L. Att IN fact for Esbegt lisrris.
= AZ
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WE situation Of the College of yy;lGa,r &, =, =
= making II necessary that a convoeafioo og
rstors and Iovernors of the said Colleos sbn,1d
9eo as early as poas bic have appointed Tu esdav
r'ns,nsi Jay o. Msreh next, for meeting; and
on that day. Is requested
Ro: SAUNDERS,
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sToR SALE--2sO Spanish Hit, on -
herman Steel, and pipes genuine Por. w.
R-4LST0JV q i,LE.qS.8.N-y 81 S'e
'F"'uaiy iz' ehtf
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WILL BE SOLD

- 't4Ll- ~ n soDLO
AN Thursday the 10Th of next March a. ,hs
~. lste yelling house OF William d. Fitch decd.
IN The county OF Abemsrle. all tue estate of which
household and kitchen furniture, amongst Sh,.b
are tive good whee-wrghts also one tract of MA
containing iso acres Cash viii De required for ali
sums under five doNsrS, and for ali sums above ,iy
dollars crs Il ot twelve months the
ing Bond and approved security. 49,"
Feb 10. a.,
aIASH may be had on good deposits, viz .-S11,-I
" OF all kinds, Notes, Vessels & Cargoes. Ssye,,
horses,r Tobacco. FioAr, Wheat, Corn, Hemo.
Watches, Jewelry, Plate, Furniture, Store Goods
or any kind of property left with the SUBSCRIBER
Who has Fire-Proof Wsre-H House, Tor the recep.
ton OF sny kind oil Storage, with ample security. #
required for punctisi returns
or PUBLIC SALES every Mondpv. -yyedn...
day and Friday. in the Morning, at the Market.
House and Beil-Tavern, ty
BARTLETT STILL,
Broker and Vendue- MASTER
February 10. emf