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I5ar-lron, castings, &c. &c.
JAMES Dream,
Sign, Golden Anvil.

IS now receiving. and offers for sale, in
addition to his general assortment of ;.
ll'onmongery,
Is Tons superior quality Bar Iron, assor-
ted, ,-
American and English Blstered Steel,
10 Tons Castings assorted, viz. Pots from
to z gallons each,
Ovens, ofsll sizes. Spiders, Skillets, Fire
Dogs, &c. &C.
Smiths Anvils, yiscs, Screw Plates, Sledge
and hand Hammers,
Cut Nails and Brads, Sheet Iron. ~
Carpenters Planes, Of all descriptions,
All ofwhich he is determined to sell as low
aspossible.
Richmond. Dec. 8. If
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FARMERS BANK of VIncINIA,

ME President and Directors have dis day
1 decis,ed dividend, Cor tie last months,
OF st per cent. which, after the us,Iai deduction
on accounted the shares held by the state, will
be paid 30 the stockio ders, or their reprcsen
tatiyes, on the 18th inst
VIM NEKRRyiS, casl'r.
Sd January, 1874. d.
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ron the ARGUS.
THE srANnAnns

For THE ARGUS.
NTHE STAN AIMS.
Come Ned, and sit We down awhile.
Helc's ARGUS will the time beru;s
HIS double face and hundred eyes,
That present, past, and future ries.
That sees behind, and sees before,
Will tell what's now, and what Of yore:
He'll tell how factions rise and fall.
And party.spirit govern all
How ,,hs,, a., nv.
ror ,n. -. =, ou' ,sue's wage s ~
'rho So,d;,, a.. a. -, W '"b~s
Re-, ~ h-.o., ..,',. ~ . .A spAse'
R.,,..,,,i =. ..,a.'' ~ u, " SNARE
fon,s,, ,,:,, r '.,'l, 's ~as.eu uc'u'
Nor NO, ed ne. The IorIIv on:.s
WHO held the right. Ms f.yor,J sons.
To guide the rejns of Peace cr VIZ,
The mighty w;,els az s,,ts % 49,,
NJ .o''e t'i peace ne uid not toii,
Nor MANI polien h,rxes,s ~ rs. ,on'
Nor ou;et m,rv winters s,ssp
A fact;ous vs.. W.. Is
His rnler. ,hro,,,,,, ~, i.'a
A civil war. of rsnrpArYsr
Le.u,ed with ali Tho, ,,o,,,J .,,;..
'Gainst ANrrPrpEpAr and h;sh,n,I
Two Generals new from C,;rr Land
And who they were. and VIVA, ,hev were
And what tbey meant. or why enc her.
Many farmer could not tell,
Nor their outlandish names could spell,
Which names two gaudy STANDARDS bear.
To lure the soldier from afar.
But Ar rs Save few eo,d;er. conn.
To 'uiist them under either n.me'
Till rEDEnALrsr deep skilpd in man.
Fell lucky-on better plan.
Beneath the name his STANDARD bore,
He added thus-a little more,
FRIESDs Of ORDER and c. 90 . GOVERNMENT.
Now did the scale of rEpERAL1sr,
With added weipht the balance lift
While ANTIFEpERAL kick'd the beam,
Too light TO poise this double name
The rEpERAI1sr-,hssc en,re ,,o;,,l
But proud of STRENGTH too ba,,gbtv re;o.,d
Willis, ANrIrrpEnhIen and his sn!ss
Like ANGUS with his manv cues
Watcb,J every ynoysn,.n, IS ~
And gave him soon the fatal blow
-rh,. .I.-.,
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Lock HARBoa. Dec. Q, 1918.

LOCK HARDoa, Dec. Q, 1915.
TAKEN from Mrs. Mixers Isaac. alias
Freeland's Isaac, and Holly's Julius, alias Slut
tcri'g julius. the following property, to wit
Twenty Bushels Of Corn,
Aud the greater part of YOUNG BEEF, and
railow, weighing about $50 The said Ileef
had the marks OF theft, and butchcry.-An
attempt was made to clarity the Tailow it be
lng 50 badly done still strengthened the sus-
picion OF ITS being stolen. / also took from
John Cox's Harry, about BusHEL OF CORN.
The whole OF said Corn inclusive, will be sold,
at this place on the 9th january nj 1t, 1914,
10 o'clock A. VI. The said Reef and rallow
being "perishaole articles, have already been
sold.
PAUL G. G JONES,
Inspector Of Boatf.
Dec ~. WOW.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

a LIP rsons having laims agains The estate
~ Of David Ellis, deceased, are Tequ sted 10
brlne them farwar properly authenticated, by
the first day of April next, as final adjus pcnt
OF the concerns of the estate will be made about
that time, aud this advertisement will be plead
In bar OF those claims not previously brought
forward
SAMUEL coTTRELL.
January 3, 1914 81.
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Samuel G.. Adams,

n is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
l Hogshead Knob Locks,
1 DO. Files,
2 DO. longs. shovcls and Pokefs,
Do. saddlery assorted,
* DO. Tea Kettles,
Do. Till and Chest Locks, Butt
Hinges, &c.
A DO. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
Is baltimore Ploughs,
~ boz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment o. Hardware, Ironmoncery.
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.-Which are of.
fered for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. Is tr
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GENERAL ORDERS.
AD5VTAN1 GENSRAL'S OFFYeR,

Richmond. July IL, 1913.
ALL communications to the Governor, as
Commander in Chief Of the Militia are, 1n fu-
ture, to be made through the .4d,usaat ceser.
aPs department.
This regulation, of course, will not apply 10
cases in which the Governor acts in his Civil
capacity; but communications on such sub,
jects will be addressed TO him as before the
war
BY order of the Governor or Commander in
Chief
WA. w. HENING, d. A. G.
MOSES GREEN, A. G.
10 July. won
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

DIsrsrcr OF ViRGINIA TO WIT;
BE It remembered, that on the sixth day ofJan
In the tlSrty eighth year of American Independence.
Judith Lsmax Of the said District, hath deposited in
this Office the tiue ola book, the right whereof size
CLAIMS as authoress, in the words following TO wit ;
:. me Votes q an d~erican Lyve, by Judith Lo
" mar, .Natipe ofthe State Of Hirsin;n SO. n;
Te Ia BayateAe." In conformity to the act of the
Congress OF The United States. entitled Anact for
tue encouragement oflcarning by securing the copies
oil maps, charts and books, to the authors and pro
prietors oil sucl, copies, during the tunes therein
1neniiondcd' and also TO an act, entitled an act
supplementary TO act entitled an act for the en-
courasement OF learning by securing the copies of
maps, charts and books to the authors and pro
prictors OF such copies, during the times therein
mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof.
the arts OF design ng engraving and etching nsto.
ricai and other prints"
WIN. MARSHALL, Clerk
of the District OF Virginia
CT The aboUe work .ciH be p 6Lshed 6v s. Pka-
sans, Richmond, a6ou: me, 90th id7i insf
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Tract of Land.

Lying and being in the county of Louisa, on the
waters of Cub Creek, containing two hundred
ana eleven acres, and 7-8 of an acre. Tho snb-
in him.
THOMAS GARDNER, Trustee.
Louisa, Dec. IL. vat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
Land for sale

by virtue of a deed oftrust executed to the
4, ~ subscribers, by John Sledd and Charity his
Wife, bearing date the 18th day of Aug. 1911.
to secure the payment of certain debts therein
specified, will be sold, on the premises, for rea
dy money, on the Path day of January next, if
fair. It not, the nextfair day, CERTAIN PAR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
BANK Of VIRGINIA.

ME President asd Directors have declared
dividend ct 5 per cent for the last half
year. payable after the 18th instant.
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r.
January Sd. 1914 wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
Archelaus Hughes,

ArcheIaus Hughes,
ON f'iiEhASlN,
Has Jxsf rrceiscd and for Sale.
COCO WI. of BACON,
% Ros. New ;ierr.ngs and Shad,
Copperas in Barrels.
Yerdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in h. Bottles.
Imperial and Young Tyson I .iAS,
Russia SIfEETINGS,
German LINENS, &
A lew gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
: ALSO,
One hundred and twcaty thousand well burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred Bushels OF Shell LIME already for S,ls
and delivery at the Kiln near the BASIN-Aps
ply as above.
July 3. tf r
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RY virtue OF a Deed OF Tf'.st entered mo by
~ Samuel Foster, late of Essex county, to Sc.
curt tue patment OF certain sums IF money 10
Iaiiaferro hurter, WILL BE SOLD, on the
lith day 81 March, is 4, (if fair, ifnot the next
lar day. at the mansion boCse upon the premi.
ses, Tor ready money, SO much of
Two Tracts of Land.
lying 'n South Farnham parish and Essex coin.
ty, one tract containing three hundred 8. .wen.
lynne acres and an half acre be the same more
or less, and one otner tenement and traci con.
tanning twenty Sc en- acres and one fourth OF An
acre (Which said tracts OF land were conveyed
to the said Hunter by John II. Beale and were
sold and conveyed BY the said Hunter and wife
to the said Samuel Foster by deed bearing date
the first day OF January l8I1) as shall be sufIi.
eient TO r y and satisfy the charges attending
the execution Of this trust. as well those here's
tofore as any hereafter accrung, and also what.
ever balance may be due and unpaid OF the last
instament Of the debts mentioned in said deed
I'll &. HOMES, Trustee.
Dec. ~, 1873 Glds]
AIKEN UP. on my plantation. in Chester
field county, near Manchester, an est az
BARROW HOG, Of spotted colour, ione, tail,
and Of the following marks, 10 wit : crop and
slii in the left ear, The right unmarked.-Ap.
praised to three dollars.
FRANCIS SMITH.
January J, 1914 w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
New Publications.
met PnbAshed and for Sale at ShwuR1
FLEAsAN7s' Bookstore, Richmond.
SKETCHES

Of tho Naval History ofthe United States from
the commencement of the Revolutionary War
10 IN e.Present time; containing detailed ac..
counts OF all the interesting actions Of the nub;
lie vessels the United States and of priva.
teers and an Historical View of the nol;cv 2.
ctss OF the United States Government. relative
the Naval Establishment: Likewise an AP.
PkNDlX wherein the chiefpart of tie Imnor.
tant Documents concerning the NAVY are co,lec,
teddy homas Clarke, u. S. TopoeraphicaI
Engineer.
Travels through the CanaRas,
Containing a description of the Picturesque.
Scenery of some of the Rivers and Lakes viii,
an account of the Productions, Commerce and
inhabitants ofthosc provinces. Ky G.. Heriot.
Esq Deputy Post Master Gen. Of British North
America.
Original Letters, sc.
OF Sir John Fa staff, selected From eenu;na
manuscripts, which have been in the possess.
m of Dame Quickly and her descendants nea,
100 years; and now dedicated to Master sam.
relaunde.
Narrative Poems
in the Female Character, in the various reIa
lons OF Human Life, including Blanch, G. the
'iiyal sisters, by Mary Russell Milford.
The .ieatten,an's MxsicQk Rehos;fory
Icing Selection from the Ancient and Mod.
IN Music of Erin, with number of Scotch a.
Welsh AIRS, and reveral oaiginai pieces by the
compiler. G r. o'Harra.
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REMOVAL.
Charles WhitlOcE
HAS REMOVED HIS
Retail Store

To the House formerly occupied by Messra.
Hawkins & Alden. a few doors above
Browns Vsndue Office, and opposite to II,
Tompkips, & Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
Fresh Medicines

Bell Tavern, Dec. IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13

camp to General Ripley. was extremely ac-
tive and useful during the time he was in ac-
ton.
Lieuts. Fraser and Riddle were In Gen.
Porter's Staff ]; their bravery was conspicu-
Gus, and no officers of their grade were more
useful.
the corps of Artillery commandedby Mai.
fiindman, which has been so eminently dis
tinguiShed throughout this campaign, had
no opportunity OF taking a part in the sor-
tie. The 25th infantry under Col. Jessup was
stationed in Fort Erie to hold the key of our
position.
Col. Brady, on whose frmness and good
conduct every reliance could be placed, was
on command at Buffalo with the remains of
the 22d Infantry. Lieut.. Col M'Bee and 1t.
Col. Wood ot the corps of engineers, having
rendered 70 this army the services mcst inn
portant, must seize the opportunity of a
gam mentioning them particularly. On eve
~ Trying occasion have reAped much bene-
ut from their Sound and excellent advice
no two officers of their grade could have
contributed more 60 the safety and homer OF
this army. Wood, brave, generous and en-
tcrpnsinS, died as he had lived without y
teeinS out for the honor of his country and
the gory of her arms His ndDls and et-
draite VIII 1--we to guide the soldier IN the
path OF duty SO long as true heroism is held in,
estimation. Mcfee lives to enjoy the appro-
! baton OF every virtuous ard generous mind,
and to receive the reward due to his services
and high military talents
It's proper here to notice tnat although
but one-thhd Of the enemy's force was on
duty when his works were carried, the whole
were brought into action while we were en-
| pioyed in destroying his cannon. We secu-
red prisoners from seven of his regis. and
| know that the 9th & ed suffered severely in
killed and wounded, yet these regiments were
not upon duty.
| Lieut.. Gen. Drummond broke ND his camp
during the night of the 21st and retired 90
his entertainments behind the Chippewav.-
A party of our men came up with the rear
OF his army at Frenchman's Greek the en-
! emy destroyed part other stores by setting,
ire to the buildings from which they we're
employed in conveying them. We found in
and about their camp considerable quantity
Of cannon ball, and upwards of one hundred
stand of arms
send you enclosed herein a return of our
loss. The return of prisoners incloscd does
not include tie stragglers that came in after
the action.
have the honor TO be,
Sir, very respectfully.
Your most oDt. humble servant,
JACOB BROWN.
Han Csc-cfO,-,, = e ILL.,
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Maj Gen. Brown, CONF. &c. 1-''' <


Reter, 05si6 Killed zrozfgsEsG ami ,,,;s.;, r
dSt@oi. 9ftte arm ca7ipqnE,e,5 IN, him .s ~
''r@zyI N tfe sortie against tIe et.eD,;,3o b,,;
on The i7M Sgff. 1874
TOTAL ~ EEGuIARs
KILLED lieut.. col captains, sergeonts : co-no
rals AZ privetes. W. PO
Wourdea-I BRIG. scN. br:eaIc major. colonel
| lieut. colonel, major, carails II s,b4l., nc
principal iuusic'ar,ll scrgeants II eoY3oals OF n,
Yates '' - P''-
Missing aairtant, sergeant corq,or,l, NM,
sleian, So pr'ates
sergeant, corporri, 10 p,ivates "'
Wohndcd.-' n1ajor general, aids-le--er,D brio.
zoe m@or > e'fars, subaIterns j scr-can,s, 3 cor
capainr subalferns sert,ee,s J., co-,., y.
sieians, Sc priyates. ~ '''' mt
Kf'ea--i brig general lieut. colonel. A csr..i,s
Wcurdcd--I ro.ipr eeneral byiea,fcr 60, o
a'as-'e-esmp, brigade majors, colonel ii4utera,,t
e"onel mvor, o captains, 10 subalter's prineiDoI
'"..s'n 10 sergeants 20 corporaIs, $50 privates
Missing ieiit colonel major. aIi,,ta., o,,,r-
Ter master captains, spiaerns, 30 sersean,s, Il
'o's,sHsf, MUSICIANS, j.. @privoies
Aggregate Officers Is 0o1-conmiss.cnel officers
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ 4. ! FvC f1BORC
70 IN ANNE BYRD, who lately resided in VII
~ llinsbtmg, has removed TO LvnchbuIg, and has
taken the large brick house, at the upper end of the
street beionsing to Nh. .Nicholas Harrison and
VIII take from fifteen to twenty constant borders
she whl aecommodate, also, Gentlemen ard Ladies'
Who may do her the favour call or her either IN
me month, week. or d,y as may be most convenient to
uie, Htt'cned to the Lot IS very large aud eonve-
aen Stable, which shall be always wei sIp.I ,y;,b
The hest ioRee the country affords aud unrelnttc,I at
tendon paid 10 horses.
Lynchburc, Oct. 8. -
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F--s I:----nsnt CAN'T, ,crere wounds in the arm 4
side. ~ '''' "'" 9
First lieutenant Ballard, Ad;atant, Al, Riaemcr
OF TIE MILITIA.
KirIp,.
rrsHder General Davis ct oluntecr Pr:c,ie
mcrt 'Ns
Lieutenant Brown, of lieutenant Colonel NrBur-
news regiment.
i.entenant w Be'knar, ofIieutcnant Colonel Elem.
Ensign Biskesley, OF Lieutenant Colone, N'Burney,s
regiment.
Siaif---s'ajor Geners' Z. b. Porter, sword wound in
Firs! sicrt. Trnser 18Th Iafan,ry, BRIGADE Major
severo,v in the LEG. !'''
FIRST Lieut.. Riddle, 18th Infantry, aetinraid ,e-csu,
siglt confusion. i'
Capt. Dcl7r, n. Y. Volunteers, acting aid severe,,
Through TIE breas, and shoulder
Lieut.. Crl. Dcbin's regt---Capt Nnanp in lie b;,
u. Bailey, in the side. ''F'
Lieut. Cot NJ Burney's regt.---Cap,ai Hale, wou,-
de6 and prisoner.
Lieut.. Col. Hopl,ins's rect--Iiou, GILL;, ,h,o, ~.
,ligh. ''''' VIC
--1ssrye
Lieut. Col. " L. Clurchill,l
lIilor Z. Wilson,
tsuaitei'N Master o. Wilcox,
CaptanC roucl.,
Captain Case, Spr,
Lieut. Case,
Ensign Chambers,
Ensign CLARK,
Ensisn Church;
C.K. G,4RD. YER,
.F9ta:art General
Return orP'isoHers taken N the sor;ie from Fort Erie
on the ifth day of September, 1914.
regiment of De UdtteuiWe.
majors; captains, leutenants. assist. snrgeon
4 star sers,eant., ccrporais one drummer and 2oi
priyates-lota. os9,
Royal .Hrh2e,y.
pr.yates--Tn;agi
Isl Regf. Of Reyal Gc9ts.
esergcarts, 10 pivaies-TctaIs
9Th Regiment.
sergeant pFivates-Jatai 10
sfk or Kings Regimen,
enrea;n, iertenart, clsgu, ese,3eamts, o cor-o-
rals, 90 rri'atcs--Intai Sc.
SD Regiment.
priystes--T'o;al Q.
ssh Regimen.
sergeant, cnrpo,al. ~ prvntes--Total2f.
snhSo TorAI.-> majors, ) captains j eutenantq.
! ensign, assistant spreeon, j staf scrpeants. 70
81 fsean;s, IL eorporsls, drummer 9so priyates.
Aggregate SIS.
j. %sV.ELI.LhC,
INSPECTOR General
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FREsE G0ODs.

'fi!' Sa'soriSe~s have lately received two cases
fancy muslins, sCpcrine and common clicos la and
shirtng cotton, 90 and "A white camlrics long
lawns, black florence yiks gi,Ehams, white satin
%hfe pnt! coored marse-s, vestinss lace wells mock
s.e!l combs, Iustrins and e,t'n ribbons
.3LSO
an extensive assortment Of ladies' mems and el.-
drers morocco and leather shoes
Gases straw bc'inets; new patterns,
do bes' London pins
Fs-rch Will Their former stock makes their assert
rnent very complete and Will be sold on reasonable
terms.
+. s. s. WmLIAMs.
NctpNPr (,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13
JUST PUBLISRED.

4 Nd For Sale at Peter Cyttoni's nyy and Nth.
- neous Book Siore:----- c'a-
The Life Of inc Marquis and Fowl or Wow.,....,
commander ~ chief n l1s 3. raisstys forces IN nc 70
ni"sula-'r;ice $50 cents. 'i' G
The Wander.'s or Female Difficulties, BY ,rs,r,.,.
UAr'lav-5 vni. g iols 'N''lDe
Tie EMPORIUM o. 'rts and Sciences, BY Tbc,,..
'roncr tor Arril, Nav, g1ne and Iulv
% complete sots vi The Analectie Magazine sra
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-13
FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
Brown snsarin binds & bills
oaf do. in hhds boxes 81 bbs
J.. y, Teneriif,e WING in pipes,
Iihp'i. Tee, Some in boxes of Q h.
Young iiyson do in ] chests,
Coffee, saltpeh@,
Wrapping raner. Castings,
TGstered steel, Spanish Indigo.
Striped Blankets from No Ito7,
Bed do. from III TO Isl. BY
WIN. SHEPHERD.
Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern
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TORRENT

elSo3 I've years (5ia the 1st day Of Nav, 1851 to
the highest bidder, on the 2o;h Oct ISij, the Ia
Yern on the street leading to the Got, rnors now oc-
Supod BY Mr. FbI1neg, and known by he name Of
Cro"ch,s "yern Possession viii be given on the I5,h
- ANIv MosBT,
EA4. Vi cliard Crouch.
|ct. : II
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HCT CS/H COUNTY.
1he Subscriber returns his Trunks 10 tie nut
Tic. for the siihfiort he has recciUed during
hiS residence hcre NTH an assn
ranoe thgf amble hropision is
E'ade. Tor the1- acco1ptnoda-
ti1H the hre5ent SeG9o7.
- dcemsit IMPORTANT TO mention that froo, the IN
du!1choc Of las landlord in the repairs d the cs-
enlistment much is added 10 the comfort, canven-
ence and S7nce thereof Families can be accom- mo-
dated with os orary time, board lower than in
any other pert Of irsinia Those vino may prefer
i,ie sage ~ eominEur, may rely being furnished
Iiacks ''ss or Saddle Horses, as may suit their CON
Vcn'enee ~ g-irg In compliance with his feelings
'owars those who stand N rehaion with him in bust
neEs AMI m discharge OF adutyhe owes the public, he
pleasure III assuring them that the extent ofths
acquaintance, great exeFtious making promote the
comfort x eon7enience fthe traveller lie consaleii,
unnecessary 70 say any tai respecting the Iocsl adj
@ntyes OF stanton, presuming that il is well known
toalmost every traveller, and admitted by ALL TO he
the most desirable situation in the upper country for
SINNERS residence.
Gro TEBBs.
Staunton, Oct. g. ,12w
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H.iLI-H az house 10 III M
TED.

9itALt petition the Legislature of Vi,,.isio % 49,
neXtsesson orlcaye to erect ToI-rsr;,lpc .cr,ss
James ivar commencing on my land in tie Co.., 80
C'eS'erf't and abntiing The opposite side tbc,'c q
for H. rr,';. VI iAe''''eo "hGG have obtained lnd
s .',y '-,'l'o'e EJWD. W.TRENT.