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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
CAST IRON FOUN0FRY. :

Y VII syhserIbers have commenced the establish.
4 ment of a FURNACE in this Mace nader the
firm Of PARTIAL, SabbatOn g Co.-'They expect to
Rave 1T in eompiets operation about the middle Of
IfAy next, and will thankfully receive orders for
castings 81 any description Which they trust will be
executed With neatness and dispatch, having Dro-
cured the best of workmen.
Ord RS left With Mr. john Parkhiil, at hts store.
Mr.. - A. Sabbaton, at tie Works, Jusl above the
!,as'n On te CaIab or with Messrs Toilet < Lea,
Petersburg, viii be strictly stteuled to.
.tOB.V P.9RRHILL,
T. H. SA BB.HVON:
FGLLEi s. LE.A
Riehmon5, March 80. ensm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
RICHMOND eENIT ENTlARY.


EECR SALE, at this place, n variety of Msnuese-
n lures which will be sold low for cash, or bar
5ered for raw materials, amongst which are several
thousand pounds Of scrap Iroa, suitable tor repair
ing tools of husbandry, al four per pound AL
so, several hundred pouHds of Scrap Steel st ~ -2
cents Iron aud Br,ss mounted Crates, Wrougl,,
4 Cut Nsils, Axes, Hoes, Chains ani Hrgc,, OF
different knds, Collars. Hans,, Back snj Belly
Bands snd eOml lcte ae,ts O. Car.isss and Cart
Gear Bed Cords, Lea ;ng Lines, Srine, Sail, and
Wrsppng Twine, Tow, Spun Cotton, s, Thread,
Various kinds Of Carpenters. Couper's 9nd Black
smiths Work, as well as most kinds of Leather
work. done here the shortest notice, for Custom
ers-Fre Buckets, Shoes, Boots an Bootees,
some of whic., that have been some Gae ou ka--3,
viii be sold at reduced pricee--Severa, hundred
pair of Shoes, suitable for soldiers, aud lately made
OF the best materials and faithful work nausiIp, viii
he sold wholesale, on a small proh:-Clott of
q tferent kinds for sale, woven Zoe eustoners
Also, for sale and transportation, two likely negro
men, one distiler, about 10 ears old the other
carpenter, about So aud several slaves pu; into the
ienitentisry for bookkeeping and sale. All persons
Esving elsiDs egenst the Penitenary. are reouest.
ed TO bring than forward for payment
WNf' CAMPBELL, Keeper s. dgent.
May list
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
EDU,D c. DdVTS

gAS resigned the station held bv him in the
d Farmers Rank of Virginia, since the COM
mencement of that institution, aad HIS open d an
oihce IN the house lately occupied by Messrs. VIII
son and Drew on ID Cary Street.
lie proposes to trSas.et business generally on
Coni,nsSi0S. Combined Herewith, lie will exc
cute all matters committed TO him as a Stock Brok
er, Sevfyener, or Notary Public, with promptitude
and fidelity.
March 10. IT
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Twenty DoHara Re,ror3

UtHIy DOWUT8 TefpUr0,
EFoR experimenting Negro CH,8PLF.S- a black
men-he 10 about % years of age, feet 7 or
8 inches high bad on hue coat and trowsers. wa Is
lately oTe 1ded ~ the left hand, and raised in the
county OF Gloucester Ip.rssasef him Of MIR A -
lose Oliver of said eounty--he LETT me in Cbessr.
field, or my way TO Wellington eo1uiy. The above
rewsrH VIII be pad by deli, erin 2 him to WIN Cook
o' richmond JOHN SANDERS.
NJ arch ~ a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

5it'N Rc'n,Dn o. 4 .nir1 AN t..-n their
SIN ner establish ,yul on N,uJ,y Use 5tn
Leave Richmond ai 2 o'sloet 10 .hc aoruing and
e~rifc at Fre ler.cI ,stry ip f.,s evening and te
T"fi d-v % A'sxa~.iri.
Fe'orn''s.--i e'ya diexanfr,s at o'clock 30 ,ss
ming ard arrire IN I've evening at Frc}srieks.
borg $50 ave next dry st chuond
tsye Sc. Sc as us1si.
rvil Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
IL4RTZw HOLLOR4Y.

For Stile or Hre-A likely Negro Woman, who
hes been aeeustoI,ed entirely to house business
part of an elegant brick building on Shockoe Hin.
suitable for young gentlemen, students, &c. For
terms, apply to
April 80. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

"a Office. An persons indebted TO Martin Rol.
~ loway, prior 10 the eo-partnership IF NJ. & w
Holloway likewise those indebted to NJ & w.
Holloway, are requested to come forward and mak
Immediate settlements, further indulgence cannot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

FIFI'E EW DOLLARS RE Ward
,NAWAY from the subscriber sbout the fiji
.-eenth of March last, a mulstto lad by the
sos
y @ II c X.
shout feet or inches high, 10 or 90 years
> his hair such people of his color common.
and frequently hiss it plated his coathing
when he left me, double wove home spun, 81
nth yarn, dyed of dsrk color; he is very
GLOW aud will endesvor to pass for & free
hiss, am informed, relations living
: Richmond, his grandmother free vo.
ID W &, MIR. Smoek come years ago. Ow-
masters OF vessels are cautioned against eru-
:, or harboring the said negro the l,w will
be IN force against those who offend. will give the
above reward to have him occurred in any jsii that
get him sssin.
JOHN COKE.
Williamsburg, May lift
Is. x tour Of service ut Norfolk being over snsll
lSA resume the practice Of tlt. L. W in the Chan
Gerry Dstrict Court Of Fredericksburg, and in the
Cosrts have usually attended.
IiCH'D T.. PARKER
. Nj II
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Dru Good Auceion Room.

Dry Good y4ucGion hoon.
HE Subscriber will heresfter, have a Dry
j Goods auction, on Wednesday IT, each week
oftener il necessary, st the store or the bwer ten
en1ent cf-NGyo's building appicsGons 70 be IL ade
ut his Vendue Office, between Mec-rs raIapkins
and Murray and Mr.. WIN. ShePard's.
JAMES SROWN, jr.
May z. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

THE Clerk of Richmond IIustnes Court wishs.
Z 70 eupoy an assistant young man well
qualified to perform the duties Of tbs ofiee. An i'm
mediate engagement is desired
Msv7 epIm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

ESOLVEn, Tha. the Church Wsrdeps be di
, { rseted TO give notice publicly that the news in
the Galleries will remain open for admission 10 all
that ei.Lse to attend Divine Worship ia the Monu.
mental Church until further notee.--By order of
the Vesry.
G. j. MACMURDO.
May 7.-wG-v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

NfiE subscriber wishes to contract to have im
u IN adiately made, 1000 Rifles of the following di
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
JAMES MONROE,
SEeRETARyoF STATE.

All officers aud soldiers of the army ara rev
quired to continue their exertions in detecting
and bringing to trial dessrters from the ars
my. "
A'prenium not exceeding fifty dollars fer
each deserter vii be paid BY the commanding
cticer at the post, garrison district TO which
he may be brought and delivered. All officers
and Soldiers are required to enforce the law a.
eainst such citizen or citizens as shall entice
or procure a soldier to desert. The words Of
the law are as follows, Wig
Z" Be u snae,ed &c. That every person, NOT
subject TO the rules aud articles OF war, who
shalt procure or cn,ice soldier in the service
OF the United States, TO desert or who shall
purchase from any soldier, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof. and every Cap.
tain or commanding officer OF any ship or vesr
sci, who shall enter on board such ship or YES
sci, as one OF his crew, knowing him TO have
deserted, or stherwise carry away any such
soldier, or shall refuse to deliver him uo to the
orders ofhis commanding officer, shall, upon
legal conviction, be fined al the discretion of
ny court having cognizance of the same an any
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars and
be imprisoned any term not exceeding ous
year.
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN X. BELL
AssisfdHt Inspector General
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
INTERESTING FACT.

An aged anu respectable stranger, SAYS
Mr.. Lewis, and his four sons. % assed over
the Brooklyn Ferry on Wednesday. morning,
and walked TO Fort Green, where about 300
Of our citizens were at W rk. After they
had taken view of the Heights and the adj
jacent Country, the old gentleman observed
that he neverpassed through the city Of Ne "
York without coming over to view this
ground, "Neariy forty years ago, added
ne, these hands assisted to erect fart ON
this spot and, as old as they are now grow,
they shall again contribute their mite to the
same important object" He then shre w
of his Coat. seized a shovel, and Calling on
his sons to follow his example, descende d
into the ditch. where me continued to work
With great zeal during the day. Two of bis
sous Convinced at work until night ----the o.
Their two, having Thoroughly fatigued them
selves, gave up their labor at an earlier
hour. The old gentleman drily observed,
that the latter, for their want Of courage,
should be Court martialled, while the former,
who had braveiy persevered to the end,
should be promoted.
NJ Y H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
William and Mary College.

NHE Visitors and Governors of william
and Mary College have the satisfaction
to announce to the public, that they have been
enabled TO NIL the respective chairs in this Col
lege. Doctor John Augustine Smith, is 2p-
pointed President OF the College and Profess
or of Moral Philosophy. including the PniIoso.
ply OF Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric, Ethics,
Belles-Lettres, History, the principles OF Ma
turai and National Law and Political ECONOMY.
Mr.. Ferdinand Campbell. is Pro fessor OF Ma
thematics which professor. ship will include
Geography, Astronomy, the practical branch.
es of Surveying, Navigation, the construction
OF Maps and Charts, Dialllng, Fertilization and
Gunnery, Perspective aud Architecture DR.
Thomas Jones is appointed Professor of Natu,
raj Philosophy and Chemistry, which last will
embrace Natural History and the Elements of
Botany. And the Honorable Robert Nelson Is
Professor of Law.
The Visitors entertain the most sanguine e.,
pectation from the intelligence and character
OF these gentlemen, that this University will
not lose the high reputation II hid deservedly
acquired. $500 -
r II is recommended to those 5dtsng gentle-
men who are subject to militia duty. and who
propose to attend this seminary the ensuing
winter. to bring with them certificate tina,
they are enrolled for duty in some company in
the town or eosnty from which they come
The city Of williamsburg is very healthy
froaa the FIRST of November to the 9Th of July.
during which period only is the College open.
Board may be had IN genteel private fsmi-
Iies, on moderate farms.
~ w. BROWNE,
~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
10 TIE EDrroR OF THE ARGUS.

Ccnr Sir,
The lowing is 80 remarkable an instance
Of 'ongc inv in a family. consisting of five
Sisters and one Brother, now living, that 7
am induced TO send &c TO you fer publication
In sour useful paper.
Z The account is taken from the Bible now
In the Family, recorded in the hand writing
otthe late venerable Judge Pendleton, who
az his death (Which happened on the 26rh Of
Oct. 1908, in h., SD year) was attending
his dniv as Presid Mt of the Supreme Court
u Appealsin Richm ond.
Sarah Pollard, born the 18th of Nav 1895
was married the Goth June l743, to Judge
PeDdleton. She is now in her Goth year.
Anne Pollard, born the Odd Feb. 1882
6he is now in her s3d year
Elizabeth Pollard, (now Meriwether) born
Oct 1886. Is now ia her 18th year
These Ladies live under one roef--keep
TO housckeeper-famiiies entire.
Thomas Pollard, born Sept. 80 i741. is
nearly 70 He rode on horseback from Ken
lucky, a year or two ago, and means to rc-
turn shorty.
Milly Pollard, now married TO Col. Ed
nuHd PeDdsetoD, was born the 18th OF May
, l7t7. and is DOW in her 68th year and live,
within Q miles of her sisters.
Jare Pollard, now the wife. of Thomas
Underwood, was born the 25th May 1774
and is in her 7lst year, living in Hanover
Joseph Pollard, the father of the above
died 26h Deer 1871, nearly o.
Priscilla Pollard, the mother, died 26tl
July 1925, above 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20

We have been perusing a number OF En-.
glish and irish papers, some Of which come
down 20 the 18th Of June--1'he English cou.
sist principally of the Courier, the Times,
and the Morning Chronicle--We have al.
ready described the character OF the two
frst--ihe one conveying the sentiments OF
Lord Castlereagh, the other of Mr.. Canning,
the ayowed advocate of the Pitt system, and
the proiessed enemy of America----The
Morning Chronic e is still & Wing, or Oppo.
siiion paper, which IL has been for the last
90 years, except at short intervals, when
MIR. Fox was IN power.
The Courier, as may be expected, is FL
led with his Lordship's triumphs In France,
and his ,riumphal retnrn to London---No
wonder that this man should be vain and
lifted up----He has dethroned Bonaparte,
humbled France, and brought the Pope Ia
concede 70 his terms; by vhics, latter mea
sure, he has deN,erously divided a con-
founded the Irish Catholics petit
ons have becn "laid on the table," their
Committees dis solved, and they must submil
20 such terms as may be prescribed to them
TO FL up the measure Of his Lordship'.
glory, he has been decorated with the Or.
der If the Garter, and he now ranks with
tho Kings and pCtentates OF Europei
The Times is remarkable for It's acrimp
picss Language against France and Amer,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
Mr.. Martin Smith.

SrR,--Ns you are not resident Of the state
OF Virginia. and have no known agent residing
in the sail sts'e. known TO me, you are hereby
notifed. that shalt, in Mrs. Reads tavern, al
Campbell courthouse, IN the s'atesof Virginia
on Monday the 10th Of October next, proceed 10
take the deposition of James Glass aud others
On TUESDAY, Wednesday, asI Thursday. the
lin, 18th and 18th days Of the slme month, a,
the store house of john Read, in the county and
state aforesaid, proceed to take the dspnsition
Of ccionei John fIocombe and Others /, and ON
Monday the 18TH day 4 the same month, in the
tavern Of John Williamson, at Prince Edward
courthouse, and state o. yirginia, proceed TO
take the deposition of capt. Samuel Carter and
Others, which depositions are 70 be re ad az eyi
dence in suit in chancery INV depending in
pbr county court Of Prince Edward and stat {.
aforesaid in which sait am compIsiaant aud
yourself, Samuel L. Locket and Wal,hal Hoi
coTnbe are defendants. when and where you may
attend if you please.
MARTIN HANCOCK, Ex'oy Of
rHDMAs HARVEY, Decd.
Augus, a, 1874. va:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20

| AT Stonington. when the enemy made n;
hrst ATTACK. he says that the Ninrod bri
anchored within musket shot Of the batter
& that the first shot fro'n an lSpounder en-
away her trysail mast that the secon,
Cut away her topsail yard, and the thir,
| went through her between wind aud water
upon which the CAPTAIN keeled the MIN
rod and his pen we're employed in plueeins
her.-The &h shot missed her ,the sth va,
La discharge Of grape which hit. ant
must have done great execution. il !.
supposed. from the great Confusion which
was discovered on board of her, and upon
which abe immediately cut her cables and
hauled of to the squadron.
Captain Briggs likewise Informed Us, tn I
during the last attack IF the enemy upon
Seon'ngton, furnace was erected and MIA
ced in the battery; and Immediately after
discharging a few shot at the enemy,s
squadron, he hauled oil. and anchored be-
tween New>Londou Light and the west
point OF Fishers Island, where he Law on
Sunday afternoon, aS4 o'clock.
Arrived yesterday the piiyateer schooner
Syren. Chase. Gate Stubasl of Baltimore,
from a cruize of IS days, last from the En-
elish Channel. July IL, captured his 3. ri
cu't,r Landraile, captain Lancaster, & DAYS
from Falmouth, England, for Gibraltar,
with dispatches. after an action Of an hour.
in which captain Stubbs was killed, by a
musket batlthrough his head; Mr.. Elesxer
Allen, first lieutenant, shot through the
heart and z wounded. oas rnortal.y.
Eone killed on board the cutter. and b Z
seven wonnded- The caiesr sailed frcn
Falmouth July oth. The captain Informs,
that it vas expected peace you'd TAX.
place shortly between the United States and
Great Britain and that FIVE British Com
Inissioners had proceeded TO meet ours -
Brought no English papers. The cutter was
manned by the Syren; ant the prisoners. eI
in number, are brought in with her. Aug
I2,boarded the British brig Coris, from Sene
raj, with 80 troops on beard, prize To the
privateer Grampus, OF Baltimore.
The Syren made two other pr,zes, both
British briggs, and Partly laden with fish. one
Of which she burnt, and the other was given
up to the prisoners. ls.s
Capt. Chase informed, that IN the 18th Of
july, near the English Oh mel. he fell in with
the Privateer oyernor Tumpkins, Capt Shaler
OF this port, 4 days out from France, on !
cruize. Capt, Shaler sent his boat on board
the Syren, with his first Lieut.. and informed
Capt Chase they were all well--bsd made nc
prizes since leaving Franee--that he had pre-
viously been cruizing in the English Channel
and made above 90 prizes, all of which were
burnt but 6. The officer ofthe Governor Tom
kings also stated, that there was no news in
France. Fssss
lfhe Cutters Mail and dispatches were sunk
before she surrenderedt to the syren.1 q Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
ROLE ELpaipcE, c. c.
Notice..

HR subscriber has 10 rent. for d term Of
4 years. TWO PLANTATIONS, In Buck.
'nshsm cnunty, on James river /; the one where,
on ne now resides IS well improved and in good
repair. has about two hundred acres Of low
grounds and capable of workiag twenty hsnis
she o'hr. E''ovt mile below, has common good
ti'nnr Ove neass, ia good repair, has about n.ue-.
~ seres ut tow grounds, ana capable OF v,orxing
about ten hands. There will be soved rood
crops Of Wheat this fall ON these pianta,ions.-y
lie has III Nelson county, on james liver, ei,hsr
FOR SALE or RENT as above, n TRACT Of
LAND and PLANTATION capable of working
about hive hands, has about twenty acres OF low
grounds the whole tract contains about four
hundred acres, has small Improvements, and in
bad repair; has thirty odd acres ON the river,
on With IS an excellent milf seat, oh a large
and never-failins stream. TO WHICH, boats may
come at almost any season of the year. He
has IN the town of Warminster, q two story
Storehouse, Lumberhouse, aud good dwell.
'nshouse, with six rooms aud four are.pIaces.
Wih Other necessary houses. A minute de.
scription is thought unnecessary, as ',is pre-.
suned no person would rent or purchase With.
out viewing the property. For terms apply to
JOHN CABELL.
| August q, tsi4, Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
BY Last Evenings Mail:
NV YoRk August 16.

LATEST FROM NEW LONDON.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the fast
sailing pilot boat Little Dick, Briggs, in 20
hours from New London. CAPTAIN h. in.
formed ms. that he sailed from New>f.ondoa
on sunday afternoon at half past o'clock,
that Is ships Of war, brigs, and schoo,
ners, were at anchor of Gull Light, and a
part of them within two miles Of New.
London Light House, and that some of the
above force were the squadron that was
defeated ~ Stonington.
Catain 3. further stated that the people
in NewsLondon were nor at all alarmed ;
and were ready TO repeI the enemy n he
should make an attack upon them,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
TO HIRE.
A Hack and two Horses,
With a careful Driver.
DRY GOODS
August 20.
AT AUCTION.


AN WEDNESDAY the 24th inst. will
~ be sold without reserve at the tene.
ment next above Mr.. RI Johnson's and
nearly opposite the Merchants' Coffee.
House, LARGE AND VALUABLE AS
SORrMENT OF FRESH DRY, GOODS,
wig:
Shifting, Costons. Bombazetts. Laventine
Silks. Sattins Plain aud Plaid Silks, Lii.
men Cambria and Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs. Linen Checks. Ticklenburg,
I Coloured Thread. Pins. Mamoodies
Gurruhs, Baftas. SuperRne Diaper Tia.
BILE Cloths, Superfine Black Broad Cloth,
Flannels, Diaper, Cambric Musiins and
Cotton Cambrics, Blankets, Kendall Cot
tons, Manchestry Cords. veivets, Do,nes-
tic Shaw,s. Ribbons, &c &c. &c.
Terms made known at the hour of sale 20
com01eHce at 1 O'Clock
MoscURE, robinson & PEASANTS.
August IL. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
CliAUNcEY.s FLEET

The letter from which the following interest
ing extract is copied, reached town by tho ex,
press mall OF TUESDAY, but did not fall into our
hands until yesterday. The news is as authen ,ic
as any unofficial information can be, and we have
little dolb, of its correctness.
:" Buffalo, dug 10, 1914 q
Commodore Chauncey, a few days since, fell
in with one. of the enemy's briss, mounting ID
or 81 guns. and pursued her So closely, tb at he
compelled the crew, to avoid capture, to run
her On shore above Niagara where che was set
fire to and abandoned by the enemy -she blew
up shortly Afterwards. Ciiaapcey has three o.
the enemy's vessels blockadsd in the Niagara
rjyero
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
Twenty Dollars Reaara.

- ANYWAY from the Subscriber living in
~ Hanov4r county, on the i4th inst. a Negro
woman, named AGGY. about % years old and
5 feet one or two inches high, Of bright yell
low compiexlon and busbv hair I purchase
herfrom VIZ. Fulcher of Richmond who had her
from Sraeban, Neg dealer She was
raised by .dr. Boswell, in NansemonI, where il
is expected she hss gonr. Twenty U,ilars Re.
ward shalt he given 10 any one who nav appre.
bend said Negro, or secure her so that get
her again.
ROWLAND TUCKER.
Hanover. August 90. 2+
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
WAsutNcroNcIrY. Aup,,st ,s.

Extract Of a letter from 1oha, Roberfson, esq.
navy agent, % the Secretary IF fhe Nav,
dared Charleston, -9uugsr ., 1914,
" take great pleasure in communicating tn
YOU the patriotic offer Of Mr. Richard Wells
ost-builder OF this city) who has rogue sted
me to inform you that in the event Of your Civ
.ns Captain Porter the command of one Of the
7ls, or fisate of the 6rst class, lac will build
= Gig tor him, which, shall be eqeat to any hsat
OF the kind that has ever becnaaoat, 10 be pre-.
sented as A msrk of bis esteem aud appreciation
OF ms conduct, as an able officer in support oil
has cogntry's rights"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
Land and y Negroes for Sal..

I'M tn third day of November next, on Tive
~ premses, he subscriber win sell, to Inc
highest bidder, that valuable TRACT o. land
wherein be now ives, in Charlotte county, on
Cub creek, 30 miles from Lyncbourg, contain.
ing 10 hundred acres. On tbs tl.s trsct there
are convenient MISUNDERSTANDING house, ersi.
MY barns, &c. also valuable grIsl and w
mill, both new. This land abpunds Win good
water. iOrther description deemed unne
cessary, IS it is presumed any person incl,nabl
to purch s., will first view the premises - Aiso
twenty odd likely young negroes Stock &c ali
kinds. Credit via be given unit the 2Slh d. t,
OF Decemb e, 1916. Isond ADD approved seea-
rity will be required, to bear interest from the
date, if not punctuAIly pai.
JOHN RICHARDSON, CB ~
August 10, i3i4. Ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
VIE cHEsApEAKE COVERED.

A private letter from a gentleman Of Will
am burg, who was at York on the 16th instant.
iafcr"s as t's't about L Y. NJ. that day, there
VIZ psi /, IN full view before. York River.
SIXTEEN SLIPS and -FOUR BRIGs with
.everal AZ later h,ur) on their way up the
chesapeake. 40 doubt existed, to land and at
tack Washmgtoa---rhs may be only fein,.
however, and Norfolk or Richmond may still b..
IGNORED with uieir eoao dessaj az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20

,.onor the name JAMES LRAvrHs. Let
n.'n De preferred in the Navy of our Country
Anu seek ore extensive sphere for the
ray OF skill and unequailed personal cou
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