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TaJs UULL.3lif, KEO.4YU.

I n ~ I1ItyI@1@sIAtIo II III Al u.
sGIIRAfEO from Camp Holly on the sth inst one
~ Dark Bay Horse, nearly 5 feet high, with some
saddle spots On his back and shod = fore lis nat
gait is pace, in which lac goes well he has switch
and tail.
-4is0 one Bright Sorrel Mare, with whf.e face.
nd feet white, and her shoulders sore BY sray.as In a
s,g she lad the scrdeheson her hind feet; sod
all round, and trols and PAGES wen
boil, were raised in Louisa county, ant, we're seen
JUS kelow Richmond, making towards that cbmty-I
expect they have beep taken up on the road. i'll,
give the above reward ier the delivery of both, FIVE
doi fer either, at Camp Holly
JOINS f.1RR.4R, 1T. &C.
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SIX CENTs REIgaRo.

. VIII give the above reward TO any person who will
4 apprebend and deliver me, living in Surly cont
~, a white la named William White, about II wears
oiage. The said lad was boand to me By the Over
seers the Poor OF said county, anil a,sconled in hu-
gust last. JOHN yELVlN
Dec. 20. ST
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THK UANKRSfGNND

h z Ill. iur,' for TIC present year--severa %F-
w GROES, 10 wit Men, W1mcu Boyq and
sir ur,t hive gcne~,Iiy been cnp.oyed as l,ose.sr
yaats--onc of tie men, good hacksmilh, belonging
N the estate o. imcs Lylc, des'd
AID, he viii rent, flr The peripl, Two Fene.
monte i this town, wen sufcd frr tie srepn, ~
~ sina!l f4mies. JAMES BItNNDSR
&g1w FIR l!oJ. Grnh,oe, er~Sr III
Janss irt. ,rc'L
Fllpeseyer. Der i
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,S5TF JYED

o1 N-I ED,
EfRCM The Subscriber in Richmond, q Scr
n rel Mare, .tourteen OF. fifteen hands htgli,
las a otaze onher face, one qvhitr hind f5ot,
on her ''up,h is qrhife streak, occusioned By
Cur. NO Other marks are remembered.
Whoe7'er 7oRf deliper her ~ me, or hto1m me
70herc nay get her, shall De Literally re-
zcardck
Der. 90 or
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NEGROES nor SAFE

& IN Thursday the i9tI, Of January next f air, otl,-
, erwisc, on the next fair day, wilt expose TO pul-
lIc sale, ut W estOvcr, n the cUnt al Charles City,
Cfra0,is ofGn Mo,d,ed Lkely r!rgilia born Slrrrs
Among them are carpenters si,ne makers AMI
htck -s'n'ths Also good washers and pain cocks and
house servants Of both sexes. ] do not know such
valuable nun erm COOL ncuocs. A credit oF twelve
months will &c allowed the purchasers, upon their
Syng b9ns with approved securities before the reno
val OF The property Persons pr:fcrriag to pay cgsi,
wal be allowed discount o. per cent, lpos doing 50.
NJ the sanetime, upon Il credit oi sis nontlis vill
Chariot.
RICHARD W. BYRD
December 49, ids
% The Editor sc the Petersburg Republican !,
reHested to insert the above IN the tav ~, sale and
forward his account to the Editor of the En1nh,r
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pursuance OF d decree Of the Superior
n Court OF Chancery, holden at the Capitol
in the City of Richmond, pronounced on tire
3lst day of january last, between
John Preston, Administrator, de bonis rlon of
George Mayo, decd. the said John Preston
and Elizabeth, late Elizabeth \. Mayo, his
wife, which SAIL Elizabeth Il. Preston, is
one OF the co-heirs of Edward Darlington,
decd. and Geccge Darlington, Elizabeth
Darlington, Alexander Darlington, Will
an, Robert Darlington, Maria Darlington,
Albert Darlington, COdiington Darlington,
jr Wilson Cariingtop, Elizabeth Griffin
harrington, George Casringtnn, Mayo Car
rington, Richard ADAMS Darlington, & John
a. CaiTiBgton. infants under the are of TWEEN
~ one years, by Codrington Darlington, the
elder, their next friend, the said Codrington
Darlington, the elder, Elizabeth Watkins,
Hannah Cabell, Judith Bernard, Geo Ber-
nard, Ann Bernard, William Carringten, Jo-
seph Darlington, Iitteberry' Carrinetnn
Benjamin Darlington, Paul Carringtcn, IL.
lson OF Joseph] and Paul Darlington, the
elder, others of the co-heirs of Edward
Darlington, decd. and Addison Harrison,
and Thcodosia his wife, Thomas Murray
Walton and Fanny his wife, James Pitma:l
and Henngham his wife, Willis Wills and
Elizabeth his wife, and Charles COPELAND
and Heningharn his wife, which said Theo-
dosia Harrison, Fanny HARRISON, ,Hening-
ham Pitman, Elizabeth Wills and He
bingham Copeland, are the residue of the
said co-heirs of the said Edward Caring
ton, deceased, and the said John Preston,
administrator of Louisa Mayo, decd. Puff
AGAINST
zohn Mayo and Elizabeth ]. Darlington, all
ministratrix of Edward Darlington, decea-
sed, ~ BELTS.
jfTLL BE SOLD az .aUCTY0.N,
On tie Premises, on THURSDAY me 5M of
.ia'i nert, .for ready money, tie zcater
GRlST MILLS
and appurtcnaaccs, commonly called Mayos
Mills, below, but adjoining the town Of Mar
chester, in the county OF Chesterfield.
The sale will begin between IL and o.
clock in the forenoon.
CH3RLES COPLR.NrD,
-HTLES BOJT
.No1. - f6s
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NOTICE

E hereby given, that Books will he opened for re-
6 ceiNng Subscriptions tor Shares in tie Oaks I4n.n.
iste C.Mboap, at Hsioyer Court Hnuse ON Veflncs-
dry the esb,ps under the msilegcrnen, OF .Tfess,g
Hrfoin PohG,Ti Thomas J'oiipro, ttlIGdnis Ct,fe1.
trrro--Ai tie Oaks or the 10Th under the na,st.,.
mcnt Of .nessrs. Nathaniel e. JdEsco,pb k,.qc u IN
s~',, JfrsoHs Oae7i B,3ljdin Bfnud JJa,ld GlirY7.
and Carter Pase,--And ~ the EAGLE Tavern, in
'he city of Riehmd", on the fst Mondsy in JANUARY
next, ier toe management ylJeSsrS Sdu!nef mn
sts, UHlam .ilvsl.H, Bep jduin Shebba,t, .4eraii.
De' .jgc Rue, UIh!am SsL!eh, C,isfo6ter Iomtkins
aad JJiMam Riaton, jr
December 90 t2lJ
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, SHES or ELonR. &c.

"A AuCIiON-Cn Saturday the 2itb inst will
"A be sold positively without reserve 100 hbls OF
superhne Hour, OF the last years crop and the most
respectable brands. 1t lies at the Lumber IEns,y al
Mr. James Brown * Mr. Edu anu Cunningham ON the.
nasm OF the casa; the sale TO commence at our Of
nee 1T III O'Clock, and adjourn the different places of
DEPOSIT iinmsdatey after, will he sold positively
without reserve, 90 kegs Gua-Power single anil Jo
bic r warranted OF the most superior quality Terms
Moneure, Robinson q Peasants.
The above sae ispostponed NATL Monday tn, el ,Iay
of January 1915, when will positively take pl,rr.
NJ. X. q p.
ice ~. I'd
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Just RecetUed, and For Sac oy fAc
Subscriber,
GtUPERFlNE Black, Blue and mixed BroadcIoths.
- and CassiTneres, Irish Linen, Cambrick Mrsins
hgnrtd Sphlerntts X j-eno's, Cotton Hosiery Imoot
ed K Domestic Ginghan,s and Calicocs
J,&F. WOOD.
J'ec. ~. 2rxy6t
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EDTCATfNN.

a. TERRELL respectfully Informs tic citizens NJ
s1s Rlchmond, and his friends in the COUNTRY tliu
i- srttifsry, heretofore cruiecii by iI;uIs,f ,ir
Mr. IT, Atkinson, will he continued on the same plan,
the ensuing year, hy himself and Thomas Terrell.
G. Terrell will teach the English AMI French lang,;a.
Fes, (ieography win the Of The Globes Aritinie-
&c, Mathematics, Moral and Nat'irTl Philosophy aud
History.
Tlemas Terrell will teach the Latin end Greek Ian
guages
The mouth nj A'C'st vii be given as ? vacation,
and two public evarnirafons of tic Students sd hc
heid-one Tie cloe Of each r. s9ion The fees for
tutos arc $40 tor the tern or 80 per quarier FOR
any time ess than The term, eaeIi-and 81 entrance
ior fuel
Decerrri,c,. o. ---Gt
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1T q mceffie If tie IHrctors Of IL g1Di,ie In.
rance CO'ab@W IF Iicimo,iA, ied his dly at hsir
otter
ESOLVED, That a dividend Of Three and half
per cent for me lasl ak rnouhs be declared on
so much of the Capital Soc of tbs Caofpany as has
been paid in, and paid 70 the Stockholders or their az,
orsed agents, At The oaec OF tic company, on Tues
day The 9th instant.
Resolved, ,at the tr1psfr hooks IF tlis COMPANY.
he closed gu aer the nett general election Of Direct
ors.
Published by order of tie BOARD,
a. CAMPBELL SeCey.
or The Stockholders wiN please 10 take Notice.
fhat election ~ Fifteen Ireo,tss 10 servo ~ th,
cnetic v.4o, viii le h-d vt Tie Greeo h,r C,,,,e-
ny 'n TU ~ the ,;sy W JAunar, next: The ROLL
- " opened at 81 O'Clock for,soon and ejose,i e, 3
p. ". A &.
December r. el~t9J
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RAWDoLPH'S LETTER.
LETTER

To A GENTLEMAN IN BOSTON,
Late member of the Senate OF the o. States.
from the State of Massachusetts.
I'hNadclJilja, Lec. Is, 1914
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NETAN1ED TONNE, ,ulnediateLy, four. fa.ittf.f
w strong, dctfre ard intelligent Diick -tien. TO
.Osrk for tLe Lichnsnd Union Fir Fiamdce !: .7iso
White Man, 1vio is neil acquainted asth the Hlife
and Black SmitAs business, and z.io is capable of
taxing Charge Of smibYs SLAP Those nj he ato,,e
description, 5N meet 1eid G6erai .sages application
Pa-k}dfi, Sa6baton tJ' Co.
" B. Cash pad for Old Copier, Brcss and Tezv-
ter MN 10. IF
ATOIlCE.-rhe sale adyertisvd by MIR. James Pen
i nington, to have been at The residence of Fran
cts iisioot, decd, in Sussex county, the 18th ut
December, 1914. will take place the esd of January
ISIS, If fair, not the next fair day. The sale then
will be partly for cash and partly on twelve months
credit to meet the wishes of different purchasers
ard continue from day TO day, the prospects may
justify, until the whole of the debts provided for,
ard nevery other respect nearly on the terms of MIR
Pennnstons advertisement.
JOHN NICHOLAS,
.4dmfr pf Francis Ilghitoot, decd
In the above sale will be Included many valuable ne
goes. December 2i tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
yuly1.
Charlotte Court, June 7, 1914.

VIM. and John Armstead, Plalntil Ifs
AGAINST
susaniah e. Clarke, Ballard Davenport and Mil.
dred his wife, and Edward Booker, Guardi-
an OF John Scott, and VIM. B. Scott, Branch
II. Bibb and Lucy his wife, :. Defendants.
IN cHANCERY.
'HE defendant, Susannah e. Clark, not ha-
wing entered her appearance, according 70
the act of Assembly, and the rules ofthis Court.
and It appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
that she is not an inhabitant of this STATE. On
the motion of thep plaintiffs, by their Attorney,
u is ordered, that she appear here on the frat
day OF Sept. Csur. next, K enter her appearance
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
OF this order be inserted IN one of the news pa
pers printed in Richmond, for two months sue
cessiyely. and posted at the front door of the
Court House of the said County
Copy-Test, THOMAS READ, &C
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Halifax LAND for Sale.

WILL SELL valuable Tract of Land in the
= county OF Halifax, on Terrible Creek, con-
tanning $40 Acres. There is cleared on this
Tract, sufRciency to work from to hands
to advantage, most ofthe uncleared land is we'll
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Wheat and
Corn, the Creek affords very valuable low
grounds--whch are very well calculated for
Meadows. On this land there arc convenient
houses for the accommodation of family -
Further description is thought unnecessary, as
It IS presumed no person will purchase without
hist viewing it, which will be shown by the pro-
prie,or now living on il. who will take fair
price,
JOHN HUNT.
yuly 40 f.y- e,
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HDttT3Cu1
A PROCLAMATION.

MHEREAS information has been received
that number of individuals, who have
deserted from the Army OF the United States,
have become sensible of their offences, and are
DESTROYS of returning to their duty:
n Jul pardon Is hereby granted AND proclaim.
ed to each and all sach individuals as shall with
IN three months from the date thereof, siIrrsn.s
der themselves to the commanding officer OF
any military post within tho United States or tn
territories thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed to
these presents, and signed the same with
my hand.
Done at The City of Washington. the seven.
teenth day of June. A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred and fourteen. and
of the Independence of the United
Ststes the shrtyeighth,
JAMES MADISON
by the President,
JAMES MONROE.
SECRETARY or STATE.
All officers and soldiers of the army are re-
CURED TO continue their exertions in detecting
End bringing to sfial deseriers from the ar
my.
A premium rot exceeding fifty dollars fer
each ieserter VIII be paid by the commanding
officer 0f the post garrison district to which
he may be brought and Delivered All officers
sA'sA JIMMIE aiO iNiuiiCo ~ SAhOFCc VIC law ~
gainst such citizen or citizens as shall entice
or procure soldier to desert. The words OF
the law are as follows, viz
s. Belt enacted, Gre. That every person, not
subject TO the rules and articles OF war, who
shall procure or entice soldier in the service
oil the United Ststes, to desert or who shall
purchase from any SO der, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any pavt thereof; and every Cap.
tain or commanding officer of any ship OF ves-
sci, who shalI enter on board such ship or YES
sci, as one Of his crsw, knowing him to have
deserted, or otherwise carry away any such
soldier, or shall refuse to deliver him up to the
orders Of his commanding officer, shall, upon
legal conviction, be fined at the discretion Of a
ny court having cogniznce Of the same in any
sum l,ot exceeding three hundred dollars and
be imprisoned auy term not exceeding one
year.
ny order Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN r. BELL,
Assistont iispeetor General.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27

Ter of the Treasury of the United States, copies
OF the proceedings of these Courts imposing
finest and it will be the duty of the Marshal to
proceed, and enforce. the laws of the United
States.
am Sir, With great respect, your obedient
servsnt.
PHILIP NoRBoRNE NICHOLAS.
The Governor Of Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
May "a.

May "a.
BY some of the French papers it is A. ain
asserted that Peace is sig,ed and that the
publication of the treaty ony watts lie ratir
hcalion of the Primo Regent of Eng an,!..--
by II, we are told, Gauda oupe, Martinique
st. Domrgo, and the isle of France are to
De restored to France, who is also 10 be ale
lowed two factories on the coasts of Mala-
bar and Coromandel she is 70 have part
OF Belgium; no monument of the arts is 20
be taken away, &c. From the nature ofthe
terms, we may conc udc that this is but AN !.
other premature report, and that tn. sc ru.
nours express only the wi.hes Of the writer's.
Such terms are equally inconsistent with DO.
licy and with justice.
Engagements, il is sta ed, still subsist be-
tween Ferdinand VII, aud the Co,tes Of
Spain. 1t would be a lamebtabie thing il
civil war should break OUT in taat Country,
The mobiles we observe. are IL cking around
the King; the Cortes have placed Gen. La-
cy at the head of the troops, which they
keep around hem.
Bonaparte upon his arrival in the Isle of Hl-
bs, published so we curious documents They
are in his usual style lie selected the Isle for
his residence "in consequence Of the midn s.
o. the m lnners OF the people and the cliuate,n
so congenisl TO his own y The project de,
sires The inhabitants 10 sing songs OF Joy and
t.iumph and the Vicar GEN raj OF the Isle
declares tlIst thu island will become more x.
lustrious from possess ng Prince of such inn,
NOR al iaue!
Some American papers reached town yesters
day, containing the Presidents Message, re-
commenting the repeal OF the Embargo and
Non.Importation Laws The House OF Repre-.
sen,atives are stated to have passed the Repeal
Bill on the 9TH ult. by q very great aiajority,
and it was expected to pass the Senate in ~
or two az erwards, by nearly an unanimous vote.
The ST. Domingo, Sir J.. % Warren, has had q
tedious passage OF SIX weeks froH Bermuda -
She left there Vice Admiral Sir A. Cochrane,
with the Asia, Families, Loire, Dottefe, and
Loup Cervier. Tine other ships of the feet
were either cruising in small squadrons on he
American coast, or biockading the ports. Ads
miral CockbuPn was in the Chesapeake the lee
nedos and Junon were N Boston Bay, waiting
the return Of the Constitution, from her cruise
among the West India Islands, aud the Essex
from the South Seas. The Orpheus, capt
Hugh Pigott, and SheibuFne sloop, had lately
sailed from Bermuda, under secret orders,
with large quantity OF arms and ammunition
on board, which it was conjectured were for
the purpose OF srnus the natives iu the soulA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
GENERAL ORDER.

vHsHE President has been pleased to issue the
= following Proclamation, of which,due no.
tice viii be taken.
By the President Of the United States Of
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NOTICE..

iion will be presented to the next
Iersl Assembly, in behalf Of the
I'D TURNPIKE COMPANY, for
se OF the TOLLS upon Coal wag-
wing more than sixty bushels OF
load and that the Company mat
Fised to demand and receive rea,
Ph upon carts bringing wood to the
|ichmond.
81, 1914. lot
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THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNAC e
Is now in operation.
Is now in operation.

CASII.N'GS IN BRASS
A Nd WROUGHTrIRON WORK will also
n be executed at the Furnace. Orders left
at the Furnace, or with JonN PARKfLL Of this
place, or Toilet & Lea in Petersburg, will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to
! PABKiiILL. SABBATON, & Co
Me 1-tf
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7wenty Dollars Reward.
Ranasuay from the subscriber Negro
5c. Man named
GEO GE

About feet II inches Ligh, stout and
we'll formed, his complexion shining
black, about % years of age, his cloths
consisted Of a marbled kersey coat &
white homespun pantaioons, tow llnnen
shirts, &c. 1t is supposed he will Turk
in the neighborhood of 0cIoquan and
Aiexan iria. lie has teen induced to
believe that he is entitled to his free
dom, and has certificate from an I'M
authorised person to that effect and
viii no doubt endeavor to passas free
man. The above reward will be given
for experimenting and delivering him to
me 1T H,arentox, Fauquier Co. or Sc.
curinis him in any Jail il he is taken
on, OF this county, and Ten Dollars if
taken within it.
Lucy Marshall.
Warrsnton, F,uquier Go
....H Jan, r.-,
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of K,n,s ond Foi?ar Streets
OFFERS FOR SALE,
SO quartz CHEST. auo boxes IE As
of best quality,
II hhds Muscoyado & Orleans Su-
carS
97 bar.e,, Do.
52,coo Us reined Sugars,
2u,hoo y coifec -
1000 II pepper
4onoxss ,re.h Philadelphia Choco-
late No. ami
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 cpnch-wns ~ in,lia Rum
5 hhIs ao1 30 bu,s Northern do.
4G casks Srvrna Wine
81 hhds Nolasses
$50 boxes Raisins
Poo Us Tresh CurraDts
Goo resas Nraup'rg Paper.
.4n8G general assortment as usual,
Ofme hcst WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
December 8.
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Y sL D. sLMMs, RoYALsTREEr, ALEXANDRIA,
mo l4ls4.
FOR SALE.

4 Very valuable tract of LAND,
IA containing $40 Acres, lying on ths
River Potomac, about two miles absvs
the Little Falls, In the county Of Fairfax
and state Of Virginia. Also, another
Tract called Strawberry Vale, about 8
miles from the above mentioned, con.
tanning six hundred and twelve acres.
Both Tracts have . snficiency of exc
cellent Wood and Timber, are we'll va.
tered and healthy, peculiarly adapted to
Grass, the soilnaturally good, on which
from recent experiments Plaster Of Pa
ris acts in the most powerful manner.
These Tracts con be divided into Farms
Of two to three hundred acres each.-A.
The FIRST tract is distant from Geores.
town FIVE, the last nine, and both from,
Alexandra thirteen miles. If the absse
tracts be sold, personal property sttachA
ed to them to the amount OF eight OF ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers Of the land ma J
be accommodated.
Also for sale, a valuable tract OF Land,
about l3 miles from Georgetown, con.
tanning about leo acres, near the mouth
of Difficult Run, below the Great Falls
of Potomac. on which is Mill Seat,
surpassed BY few in Virginia, from
which Flour may be water borne to mar.
ket at the small rate Of one quarter Of .
dollar per barrel.
The above tracts will be shewn, and
the terms OF sale made known on appli.
cation to the subscriber at Strawberry
Vale.
RICHARD B. LEE.
March
N. B. The above described property
if not sold at private sale by the lst Of
May next, will then be divided into con.
venient Lots and offertd on the lst Of
June following at public Sale-- One Sd
Of the purchase money TO be paid down.
and the residue at such periods as may
be then agreed on. The sale will take
place on the Langley Estate.
r. b. LEE.
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District OF Columbia, to wit:
County Of Alerandria, Nov. Term, 1919.
James Sanderson, COMPLAINANT.
~ AGAINST.
Winter and Hartman, Robert I. Tay.
lor * Richard Veitch & Co. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Winter & Hartman.
not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court, end
it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court upon affidavit, that the said ed
PENDANTS, Winter and Hartman are on
inhabitants Of this District. On mo.
ton of the said complainant by his
counsel ), it is ordered that the said de.
PENDANTS, Winter & Hartman do appear
here on the first day Of April Term
next, and enter their appearance to this
suit, and give security for, performing
the DEGREES of the Court and that the
other defendants, Robert l. Taylor end
Richard Veitch, & Co: do not pay away,
convey, or secrete the debts by them
owing to, or the estate or effects in
their hands belonging to the said absent
defendants Winter & Hartman, until tho
further order or decree of this Court
and that copy of this order 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
ofthc Court House of said county.
A CoPT-TEsT.
G.. Deneale, c. C..
Feb IL an
PRLFTLNG
EEArLr ExEcvTxD AT TnIs OFFICE.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'M "Wednesday the 3oth day Ok
" March, will he sold on the pre-.
misses the substantial well built BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT situse on
the North side of King street near the
corner of water street, late in the ties
mere OF c. l. Catlett, Esq and at the
same place certain TRACT On
LAND in Fairfax county, near Pohicx
Run, formerly the residence Of John
Ward, deceased. containing one hur.
dred and sixty two acres, more or less
the sale to commence at IL O'Clock.
Terms one tenth of the purchase in
hand, six twelve and eighteen months
credit for the balance with interest, and
on the payment Of the whole, the
trustee will make the conveyance vest.
ed in him.
CUTHBERT POWELL,
ISustee,
March /. 6t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05
FOR SALE.

+ A TRACT of LAND, lying in the
Ia county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining tine estate
often. Thompson Mason, containing
Ia acres. The soil is good, and very
susceptible of improvement by the
Clover < Plaster system. The prox-
unity ofthis property to market, and
the facility to which its produce may
be carried tHunting.Creek by which
it is bounded being navigable almostto
the door, would render it extreEely
valuable to person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its civilizations
Apply to James H. Hooc, Esq. or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
MAY %. ha