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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

pie, in his own behaviour at the death Of his
most beloved child. His conduct was full Of
.enderness and sensiblity while hope could be
INDUCED, and afterwards was calm and rationsL
1t would be interesting TO pursue this subject
by considering the various modes of burial adopt
ed BY the nations who have successfully risen &
fallen in this changing planet. and trace their
connexion with speculative opinions as to future
existence; but The length allowed to this paper
is already exhausted. x.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

This unex Pected and fFighdul debility d The
Young lsdy excited our curiosity, aud gave rise
10 conversation with The lady Of The house upon
the subject she told US that three aghts oe
'are The compsny had so multiplied Questions
ipon her that she was driven 10 state Of the
most alarming exhaustion, and whene.er thjs
hsppened, u reqeised SIX, light, and some times
"a days of kind attention. Caution and f,rDear
-nce, 20 recrui her.. We were very sorry for
has inform ton, a. we we're obliged 90 give over
skiing hes many Quesaans with which we had
\ ONE rs,.red, Inc company on this iniormal
ION ,n,ned lately broke W and we retired.
Now. friend William, what do you link Of al
IS Get along SOON possible with all YOU
DOUBTS tske it az fac that it is no impos,use
no deiusion, and shen W me hear from you. d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
LONDON, FEB. 28.

1hdmraky Office, February 26.
Copies of letters received at this Ocfhe
from Rear Ad. Durham, Commander in
Chief Of his Majsity's Chips ard vedels
at the Leeward Hands, addreaed to J.
w. Croker, Eiq
Kenerable, at Sea, Jan 70 1874.
SIR i have the iatisfaetion of Eating,
thar this day, at 9, A. N. the Cyante,made
the Ggnal for two itrangers in the NORTH
eaf, which were Immediately given chafe
to, and owing to the very hyperion falling
OF the Venerable, was enabled to come
up within gun tho of them at the clofe
of the day, leaving the Cyan,e far aiern.
On ranging up with the leewardmot(t he
night was too dark to diffinguifh h,r COLI
ors, dcfirous 81 fasing her the cor qurr,-s
ces of an unequa! conteR, | hailet her
twice TO furrender, but the evaGve aniaer
returned, Obliged me to order the guns
to be opened, as they would bear: upon
this the enemy Immediately put his helm
up, and under fail, laid US on board for
which temerity he has fufflred mott fe-
verely. The promptitude with which
Captain Worth repclled the attempt to
board was not lcfs conipicuous than the
celebrity with which he pahsd his men
in'o the enemy's frigate. and hauled down
her enGgn. This chip proves to be the
Alemene, beautiful French frigate Of a.
guns, having complement, at the COM
mencement Of the action, of 3Io men.
commanded by Capt Ducref de Yillen-
euve, an officer Of much merit, and who
was wounded at the time Of boarding.
TO his determined refiitancc, aided by the
darknefs Of the night, the other frigate
for the prsfent owes her efcape, but !
have every hope that the Cyane will be
enabled to obfervc her until have fhif,ed
the pritoners, and repaired the ,rifling in-
jury done to the rigging, during the Pc
Rod of the enemy being on board Our
lofs confiits Of 2 feamen killed and 4
wounded; that Of the enemy 2 petty of
ficers and 90 fean,en killed, and SO woun-
ded. l have, &c.
P.C.DURHAM, Rear Admiral.
Yenela5ls, at Sea, Jan. 20.
SiR-It affords much pleafurc TO COM
municate TO you, for their Lordfhip's in-
formation, the capture ef the French frig-'
ate, that elcaped on sunday night. The
vigilance of Capt FORFEIT, enabled him
70 keep eight of her during the night, and
two 70 lowing DAYS, when having run "a
miles, in The direction l judged tn enc.
my had taken. the vensrable's hyperion
failing gave me The opportunity Of again
discovering the fugitive, and, after an
anxious chafe Of niueisen hours, TO come
up with and capture her. She is named
the Iphigenia, a frigate OF the largett clafs,
commanded by Capt Emerie, having
complement ct COS men, and like her
comfort the Aiemeee, perfectly new. Ev.
cry means to effect her cicape were re-.
forted to, the anchors being cut away,
aud her boats thrown overheard. On cur
coming up we had run The Cyane our Of
| eight trsm the matt head.
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Seventeen sail OF transports, with seamen
and soldiers, have recently arrived at Que
bee from England.
On the LIST inst. merchant ship of $50 toas. was
launched montreal; the largest ever built there
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Tsp the asaiis.

From the Concord N II Cszeiie My l0iH
/" The Epidemic tspoited ieyer) has made
its appearance among the troops in this
town, and several have fallen its victims.
A hospital is provided for the sick, and such
attention are paid them as are usual to per-
sons in their situations and circumstances.
Wills. We despise and detest the character
and conduc, OF those who have sednced
those unhappy wre.ches from the comforts
oidomestic life, IRON the kind attention oil
kindred and friends to these scenes OF sick
ness, suffering want and death, We sincefe-
ly sympatize with The sufferers, who are
breathing their last amoiT stahSers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
ipitance be produced in any part OF the
Union |? We know of none.
TRESSING ACCIDENT.

-
On Monday lan, Whit number Of
perfons were engaged i railing the houte
Of Mr.. Daniel lravss, at .Nafrck, with bed
fcrews, in order for repairing, the build
ing fell in, ard inaantly cruihed Mr.
Irevis and Mr.. Henry CeggiS to death,
Whit the Others narrowly efeaped un-
hurt MIR. Travis. aged as, was Irealu-
rer of the Middletex Lodge Of Freemaions
at Birmingham and has left widow
and nine FINAL children to mourn the lois
OF an atfecsionate huIband and tender
parent. Iosgin, aged 50, was alto .
member Of the fame Lodge, and re-.
fpectablc mechanic, and has left berea-
we'd widow to mourn his lois.
JEREMIAH BaiLsY Efq Of Wifcafet,is
appointed Judge Of Probate for the Ceun-
Ity, OF Line DIN, sice Judge Lee, deceafcd.
A very severe baule has been Tough off the
Isle Of May, between the English Frigsss Cree
ole and Astrea, & he French friga,es Sultan md
Star. Af,er fighting hou,s they separatsd by
mutusI consent, Thu Creole had her nizen
mast shot away-huti, rigging, spars nnd ssiss
much cut to pieces. and 80 killed and 40 wound
ed The Astres had her main yard s'.o' awsys
sails and rigging nearly destroyed, and - killed
ard so wounded TIE Sultan had her nsin and
nizen mas, shot away, hull. sails. rigging and
soars much damsged. and 20 killed sod shout
80 wounded The S,.r had her bowspr,t and
main topmast shot away, and great rum.
Der killed and wounded. - The action look place
jan %. The Sui,sn saj S ar were lying a the
Isle OF May last accounts.
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From ii.e Ne,v-1o,s Columbian.

From il.e Ncsv-1orf L0lunittan.
TO THE EDITOR
SIR-The Gclos d deser,p ion IN part,
and correct as ia, as it goes, oil one Ut The most
celebrated sLEEP TALkERs Winch nsS apPes co
upon the toU,s Dol to- Two thousand seafs.
Pie Ase publish 1t II may give occssiva Tor .hs
display OF much scepticsi ngenuity. Vet, ruiy
you,s. ALrIERI.
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wah suojecls of tehgion.
On this head she appears to be iniuiiiyely pre-.
pared to meet questions the most dark and sb.
struce. She answers with promp.ness-w with
muitiiaiious remark right onward, wlttou, re
pe.ilion---r6a iotat exhaustion ofher subject, &
not unt.equen ~ OF herself. These f4c.s, the
people with whom she hved, and WHO had been
acquainted with her from her Infancy, united ia
conhlmin The objec, ofour v.si, beiag a lain
ed, and our curiosity more strongly exc,.ed, W.
retired 70 aneighoors for an hour, and seturned
10 tu.i gras,hcslion. She had been IN bed some
time, and in = few momcns we heard her com.
mcnce-the doors were thrown open and we ali
entered. It was SONY inclemen, nigh. and
80 or ~ auditors only snended-it was MT un
common. we were informed, for three or four
hundred 10 be present.
She opened with prayer Of half an hour, and
delivered herself with great distinctness, in a
clear, harmonious. unhesl ssing animated tone Of
yoices with much devotional zeal and astsact,ag
feryour when through, she sighed & gsoaned rs
in bodily anguish, tor ten Twelve m.nutes-
her chest h0ve--,he grated her teeth, and Catch.
ed he. breath, IS one does with palpisa.ion OF
the hear.
At proper interval, some one who belonged
10 the house. calling her mildly by ner name OBJ.
served tina, elder somebody-his name forget,
had come some dstsnce 70 sec her. Ca suis she
laaoured mome mt ~ for breath when she CON-
menced and wenl through with, = most e!egsn,
exhottatIon. addressed 40 him personally. on he
subject OF his du.lcs urging h,mto. diligence,
sssldui,y and perseverance in his calling
ing in colours OF delicious exi.cy The pleasures OF
the life 10 come, tor the HE we'll spent and De
nouncing in awful sole mnisy with The shuddering
,errors OF eternal dannso.on, the senunel WHO
slumbered or wnked upon the watch tower
interlarding her discourse with many per,lnent
scriptucAi illusions, aud in copiousness Of Ian
gusge, which indeed very much as.oa,shed US.
Tue elder in The mean time,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
THE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUFACTCRV.

nearly ready to gointo operation, and 'wiIlin
Z few weeks want considerable number OF hands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls of various sizes viii
meet with empoyment--an white apprentice
received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the establish.A
ment for the accommodation of Families and others
that may be employed.
a School and Books Sc. &c. will be kept at the
expence OF the institution for the purpose of etuca
ting the children both apprentices snd others, id
the common branches of an English education
Under the organization of this establishment ch;,-
dren may obtain from their own industry a comfort.
able maintenance and toersble good education.
None but persons Of good charas ter are intended
to be employed; others get In they win be dis
charged soon as discovered.
Persons wishing employment NAV learn further
particulars on application to Mr.. Richard Harris on
tae premises or the subscriber in Richmond
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS
Dec. IS. IS
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FOR SALE.
Il TRICT or = ~

Il 7'RHCT or LIND
YiHG in The County Of Rockingham, North
Carolina, (ahont IL mil south of the rowa ,s
paoviie en- DIN SRivcr) which by late survey Goa.
tains 49,
1918 HCRES
there are between so * 900 acres of Low grounds
sttached to it of superior quality This Isn,y -
Well adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat Cotton
Y Tobacco has on tia Dwelling House, Kitchen.
Laundry, Dairy, Meet House. SIC There are nbout
200 sores cleared. The Subscriber would pr fer
exchanging it,for land either the COUNTY Of Nine
",iliam, king and Queen, Essex or NIhldIesrx.
Aiso tract of Land in the State of Kentuek 8, a.
vile, and contains by late survey,
600 Il C. RE S.
Tbs lands OF supeeior soil, and lays wen, and
woa'c be disposes otin the same way. An, person
wishing TO purchase OF eXrlGnse tor either of the
above tracts OF land, win sppy the Subscriber IL
wing near Dunkirk, l>ins and Queen County, Viz
gina.
Jan. IS. ,ys,r
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NEW EsT.hBITsIfiWE.ncz,!

He undersigned having entered into bus;ness
: under the firm Of WIN. J. 81 Roscow Cole,
beg leave to acquaint their friends and the public in
general, that they have taken that convenient Irek
House at the foot IT the Basin OF the james Hver
Canal, lately occupied by Messrs. r. Haxs Sc Go.
where they propose to carry on the Commission Blu
all kinds of Goods and Country produce and il re-
quired, to make liberal advances thereon.
The utmost attention aud punctualiy viii he paid
to the interest OF those who may entrss them with
their business. Wm j. COLE
ROSCCW COLE.
Richmond, (ya.) Isnusry IS. wsm
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I-of and Houses For SAFE.
Z WIZ sell. my Houses and Lot adjoining the town
II OF Caarlottesve.-Th Lot contains seven and
one half acres. with good comfortable dwelIiug
ouse on it, snew brick Office and all necessary out
houses, the whole in good repair. The garden is We
y large and has some fruit of excellent quality in II,
and has been very recently paied in. The wh,Ia
lot is nnder an enclosure of locust posts and cbesnut
rajs-- fhe title is mdisEutate. For terms apply 70
me by letter directed 10 Charlottesville
October 60 wifi N'
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OFbJCIdL LINY OF I9RIZES,

OFPICI.dL LIST OF fRIZES,
And the Drawings of ALI the Northern IIntteries
q NAN be examined GRATIS. at the Subscribers of
" ice-where Tickets (wsrranted undrawn), in
the Baltimore Hospital Lottery, and in the Trinity
Church Lottery, can De bought--in both Lotteries
the capital prizes Of $4,000, $3.50, 900 and $40 Ooo
remain untrawn--Aso. Tickets in the Washington
Monument lottery 2d Class. can be purchased as
yet at the original cost (SI0).--The drawing will
positively commence the first Monday in March
next, and will finish the 18th of June following
The Capta lrizes are, one OF $4,000, Gle of So
600, one ut 10000 two of 10000, fifteen OF LOCO,
AID a pr J'or,innats number of smaller prizes
Bank Notes OF other states, prize tickets of other
Lotteries, on negotiable notes, will be received as
payment, sr discounted Ordera from the country.
pest pa'd, will be attended to. A. Register Book ID
tor the purpose of giving the earliest informa.
to- ton oil the late OF Tickets. Also on hand, few
Copper Stills, Casting Pots Iron Wire. from No,
o to ID, which, viii be sold on reasonable terms or
partered for produce--st the Lottery Office of
L. Il. KURSHEEDT,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
january rs. W.T.
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81 DWaRD HhLLi.M has Just received from
kA Philadelphia and New York, . supply Of fresh
TEAS, superior in quality and flavor to any before
eived--consisting of the George and Mary s. Tea
Plant, and Mi-Wood's Cargo-s, imported in 1919.
twenty -hve pipes Madeira and particular Tencritte
Wines, Forty Hhds. Old Rum. two hundred boxes
Northern, Candles forty crates Green aud blue
Eds'd Ware, principally Plates, two hundred kegs +
Ff, and IF Gun Powder, forty casks fresh Glover
Seed, fifty bushels Herds Grass, &C.
Dec. so. 1,r
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Zig ra.ia,,s. Ese. s, 1871.

Hi.g JFil.ia,,,. FEB. s, 1914.
Fey Virtue sf deed of trust executed by Ben
AS iamin Pendleton, OF King William County to
us, Mordecai Abraham, anu Thomas Dabney of
said county, To secure the payment OF sum OF mo-
ney TO Fleming Mitchell, his executors, administra-
tors or assigns bearing date the 5th day of Fee.
bruary 1918, aud recorded in the Cousty Court of
h ne william at the March term 1873 I'VE shalt
expose to sale on the prems in the county sfore-
sud to the highest bidder for ready money on
Thursday the 18th day of March next. fair, other-
wise the next fair day,
n TR.3GT or LIND,
Containing by a late survey two hundted Il TWEEN.
" and an half which said land the sud PEN
dleton purchased of the SAID Mitchell. This said
Tract Of Land thus sold, viii be conveyed by us to
the pnrcseser, according the powers vested in
by the said Deed of Ttast, whicb viii be exhibited
on the day of sale
MonDFA:AI = BR AHhNI,
THOMAS DABNEY, trustees.
Feb. 10. w5w,
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VENAkEN up by the subscriber at Union Mil IN
Il Prince Edward County, on the 9th of Deem
Der LAST, black and white Barrow, supposed TO be
four years old, marked with crop, underkeel &
two Sits In the night ear. and underkeel and slit
in the left ear appraised TO eight dousrs-hkcwise
at his own house in said county on the 26h last
month, January n red and black spotte4 Barrow,
that seems to be about 8 months old, ked with
swallow fork in the right and crop, hole and
underkee i'm the left ear appraised tn four dollars
SAMUEL w. NENABLE.
Prince Edward Feb, 16. w5wp
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Vhginia Land. oGfce, February I, 1871
Jan. IS

a, ''6FN'p T1FEH. C.DItF, T rUruU,I I, 1911.
{ pursuance OF ap Act oil Assembly passed the
4 l4th OF February, 1911, entiiled ho Act tn
amend the several laws concerning Escheats,' do
hereby make 1t known that tie two following tracts
OF Land, situated in the county Of & melis W.
one tract rerutsd to eontsih $50 acres. The oil,er
2%+ 81 acres, hsye eseheatsd the Commonwealth
as slpears by the certificate of The Escbea,cr :,
sad eoy9tY on file in this office aud os which hlex
snder Wilson is said to have died poesassed Of -
CHAS. ELAGRONE. Rse'r
- The Editors of the Nationa, ints,i;oss. -
VIII 'psertthe above advertisement in their ,ar,r
once a week TOR SIX weeks successivey, and trsns
NIT their account to this department Tor pavment.
February 1. e
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JALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sAlF Co.,

5utserihers intending 10 close heir concerns in
the Tanning business in the course of t,,e
year. offer for sale their
Tar Yard u Iannipg Imbiements.
The Yard viii be sold at Public Auction ON ,be
nrst gay OF March next, NOT previously sold ct p
vate sale, and possession will be- delivered az, H..
ISL OF Oetooer oeSt.so rs to enable the purehaser
TO commence his operatopI. They will also sell at
that time the untsnned Stock that Insy he on hsr.I
esrryin; the bGsins a so, what dre,i IJyc"
FsrS, Ne. mey be ba@5. The Terms viii be
ma ie reasonable. -
JanaarJ 4. 80 10"
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NO CT.

EEURSUANT to decree of the county court Of
H. Hanover, bearing dste the 26th January, 1914.
win be sold on the 24ih day next month (Msrch,)
on the premises, on credit of IL montis, the tract
ofland Slaves belonging to the representatives OF
Jno; Snead deed, the purchaser orpurehasers giving
Bonds with approved security. The said land al
Joins the land OF John Austin and others
COMMISSIONERS 2
Feb. 10. WSwp
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PURSUANT 20 q decree of the Chaneery Court
. OF Williamsburg. made in the suit of Iohu
Lard asainst hi,shells and o,h-rs, YILL BE
Soi,D fnr ready MONEY ON the TIA dsy of Missy
next before the door OF the tavern now occupied
ny tho,ras spence. 81 3estnioreland Court House,
that V'ioabie Tract OF Iand sailed Mount Pleasant
Containing = bss yt'.H lf,et 81 Ss3f
. 1WfRTEE.G HDJYDREJD ACRES,
IN ne County OF 'Vsssoiorelsnd, which was in the
possession Of fob7 L. Carter az HE time Of ~,
Iasii. The Com ,nissieneia who viii superintend the
s@'T, sros roe Land, and have no hesia,on in say
,nS 'as'tis ofihe best tracts ia the county of
Weetmorcland. -
JOHN F'AYLOT LoMA-X
ELEYSON CURRIE, Conm,rY
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jar. 70 e. r.,5..
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S.4DDLERY g LEATHER.
ALSO,

PURSUANT to Deed of Trust executed tn the
Subscriber by HughR Campbell decd for the
purposes therein set forth, viii he sold st public
auction for cash before the front door of the Cours
House of-Fauqnier County MONDAY the 2stb day
OF March next being Coart day, the following pro-
perry to wit.
II HOUSE MD LOT,
Near the Town Of Warrentnn, in which the said
Campbs' resided--Afo, tE3 Youtg .Negr0 Men
The house and lot before ioerto red is pleasantly
situsted and would afford agreeable residence To-
private family Any person DESTROYS of viewns:
Tie premises before the sale, will pcase apply to
WY Roy, who lives convenient, 10 the Subscri-
Der.
wn.E sArT1{. Trustee.
Fauquer, Feb 1G. t0tn
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.Adjutam Generals once.

.Hdjutant Generals Office,
Richmond, Cd Feb. 1913.
VA M. w. HENlNG, Esq. having resigned the
w Office of Deputy Adjltant General, and the
undersigned being appointed bis successor all com.
muncations to this oiic viii be addressed to him,
CLAIBORNE w. GOOCH.
Dep'y Ad't Gent.
February s. wiz,
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WIDOW s. DIsTRJBUTEEs
ehmord. Ian. IL;
4 on Instructed IVY the Il ard of Mo,.,a,, - -

9 9 instructed NY the ard of Manners of the
E'rsfn,a Ha6tist society, far bro6ogaing fhr Cos
bel'n india and othey Hedtien Countries. TO INFORM
the friends Of the institution chat general met
rig Q, the society Si be holden in the City of Rich.
on", on me ISL SATURDAY in April next, at which
time the Board Of Managers will be clad for IS
ent. e - '""'e"-
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~ o TT c Z

MOTH CE.
rEsHE subscriber wishes take from fifteen to.
< twenty horses to forage by the year he also
takes in horses by the day so cents for twenty
four hours at his stable at the upper end Of street
Richmond
WILLIAM CARTER.
Feb 10. w2vp
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JOHN BIZ YCE.
LIoNfcfinn. lHfcrekll1.r

rh ~ coHeetng Secretary.
RS a-i,s p,:,. ~, w5wp
,Faj &c Equors OF the Petersburg Republican, &
80 ~" "'nsbesier ehzete, are reque sed to insert
tne above advertisements IN their respective papers
.'ne' each, and forward their accounts % ,bis o.
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- LIND FOR S-5I q

LIND lFOR 8.aLE
G the Esd day of February next, at Hanover
~ Court Hosss, being court day, will be sold,
sos heres Of Land,
In the County Of Hanover, adjoining the Land.
OF Edmund Taylor Sen'r. William King. Peter
Winn' j.. Green, George Mann, Mrs. Antbo.
mics this side OF Col GoodaE's, & within about II
miles OF the city of Richmond, & of the entire TRACT
scout one hundred acres cleared & has thereon
good framed smoke house, large apoie orch.
ard OF prime fruit, and tlSswatsT equal 10 anv
IN the Lower Country--4'he balance of tbss
uhelesred Land contains vslusbje growth of nine
and OAK timber perhaps equal If not superior to any
"itoip the sane disanceof this city To carpeters
or persons engaged in saving timber for this mar
get this Land wou!d be particularly valuable. J'ha
apoVe described Land was late Inc prcnerty Of
Bateheider Valentine decd. apI will he soId by ,b
hnders'sneds-hs Widow ard Distributes wbo are
Al OF age, and will unite in the NECESSARY corvar-
snce 10 the purchsser--The terms FssIc one ,h;rd
crsh--one third in SIX, and the res;dne in fw.ivs
mnntbe from the day Of sale with a deed of ,r,.,
nnnn he premises 70 SECURE the payment of the two
Iast instruments. "0 '"'
WIDOW & DISTRIBUTES
OF 81. Valentine, deed
p-,, - who died intestste.
n. - The Land VIII be shewn 70 anv nAr.ob
0esrnus OF seeing Il on application to Mr. Samuel
Dp'ier who has rented il for the present YEAR
to'se saon WI he given f,t January 1915, or per-
os -lE.-1I11,4----a- wifi
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u II S p Err RI b BIN s.
SADDIEp

SADDLER,
a T the sign of the golden Saddle next door To
1 A Messrs' X. Nelson & L. Street graf. fol
Tor past tayours begs leave 10 inform his friends and
the public generally. that he has now on hand a
variety of manufactured goods, such as Ladies' and
Gentiemens' Saddles and Brides of the newest
fashions, with Harness, VeIieces SIC. together with
assortment OF.
S.4DDLERY g LEATHER.
ALSO,
fashionable collection fiust reoeiyedI of Uhi6s,
Canes and bfRshes---
And variety of otler articles, all Of which he
will dispose of, low terms as the times will sd.
nit.
Feb. 10. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

81 ON SALs-e5O Spanish Hides, 90 fs5Go-.
= German Steel, snd pipes genuine Porf ~ ne !.
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