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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12

sHA LII petition the Legislature of virginia
= at the next session, for leave TO Erect rol
bridge across James river, commencing on, my
iand IN the county of chesterfield and abuttng
on tue opposite side thereof, in the county OF
Hesrico, where l have obtained land for the
purpose.
september z. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
THO's LADD, NC.

fFA PETITION will be presented to I'll
a next General Assembly OF Virgin a
praying that aw may pass, suthorisng th.
payment for FIVE hogsheads of tobacco, insoect.
ed on the 18th May, 1850, in the name of viii
liam Hamlet. at Cedar Point warehouse (which
tobacco was lost by the burning Of the said
warehouse Sept. 10. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12

CT All of the above Materials will be sold
low for cash, or on Liberal credit with approy-
ed security; or the Large Type will be sold
separate from the rest For further particu-
lars apply at this OFFICE. ~
September %, w3w oaf3m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21
in the tosn, and wounded some Of the inLabi.


isuss.
BY what have been able 10 learn from the
british Consul and officers of the fleet, il ap
pears there were about 400 officers and men
IN he last attack ~ the boats, Of which 40
were killed and $50 wounded d--Captain
Lloyd, am told by the British Consul, il
badly wounded IN the leg jury OF SUI 'geons
mad been held, who gave ss their opinion that
fmputalion would be necessary to insure his
lie. lis ssid, howeveI, that the wound Wa.
occsssIoned by rl Or freading on MIN. The
feet has remained here about week, during
which they have been principally employed
in burying ii'eii dead, aud taking care Of lheir
wounGcd.
Three days after the action they were Join
ed by the ship Thais and brig Calypso 1.-TWO
sioops OF wai) who were Immediately taken
into requisition by Captain Lloyd, 10 take
nome The wounded men.-The Calypso sal
ted iol England @ilh part of the wounded, on
The 2d inst, among whom the FIRST lieutenant
OF the P,antagenet The That's sails this
evening with the remainder. Capt. Lloyd's
feet sailed to day, supposed for the West
Indies.
The loss on our part, am happy TO say is
comparatively i'ifling ; two killed and seven
wounded. With regard 10 my officers in gen.
erai ieei the greatest satisfaction in saying
lbcy one and all fought With the most deter
mined bravery, and TO whom feel highly in.
iGdet ed fof their otficerlike conduct during
the snort period W, were together their
exertlons and bravery deserved better fate.
here insert, for you inspection, list oil
the killed and wounded.
KILLED
NJ n Y 4 - n L., a
ball IN the forehead, died Instantly Burton Lloyd,
Seaman, do, through Ii heart, do.
WOUNDED
Fredk A. Worth Isl Lieu, in the right side,
Robert Johnson, So d. left knee,
BsziiIa Hammond, G. Master, lett arm,
JoDn Plner, Seaman, knee,
VIM Castle, 10 arm,
Nicholas Scsssn, do, arm and leg,
John Harrison, 90. hands and face, by the explo-
sion OF gun.
Il gives mc much pleasure 10 announce TO
you tnat our wounded are all in fair way of
recovery, through The un, emitted care and at
tentlon If our worthy surgeon.
M Dabney, our Consul, is a gentleman
possessing every feeling OF humanity, and to
whom the utmost gratitude is due from US
for his great care OF the sick and wounded
and his polite attention to my officers and my
self.
Mr. Williams was a most deserving and
promising Officer. His country, in him, has
lost one Of ITS brightest ornaments and his
death mus, be sadly lamcnted by all who
knew his worth
Accompanied with this you will find a
copy oil MY p ot,s;, togc;her with copies OF
letters wr,ten by MIR. Dabney to the Govern
or OF Fayal, oor Minister at Rio Janei:o, and
ar Secretary OF State. These letters will
develope more fully the circumstances of this
Onfortunale ahair.
We expec, 10 sail tomorrow in Portu-
gnese brig for Ame liza Island, who takes the
whole OF our crew; till when. remain, gem
tiemen, your very obedient humble servai,,
SAM. {. REID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21
BOSTON, December II.

The enemy in fhe Sonfh Tho public iSiis,
collectors house. coogt house, and CRIME y,
were burnt by the British a. Tappahanntck,
lst. inst. The enemy is stated 10 have acted
like the silest buccaneers rcbbIng or insult-
ing the male and female inhabisnts, Tan,only
breaking furniture, windows. mirrors, &c.
and one account states they entered the iam-
lily vault of the Ritchies, and broke open and
searched the collins. Their force is stated at
from 500 to 800 men, (regulars, negroes, sc.
&c.) and schooners, sloop, and IL bargcs.
They had below frigate and 2 bomb vessels,
with more troops. Their destination, after
leaving Tsppahannock, was said to be Pred
ericksburg ;--bu, last accounts, (4,h ins,)
state, that the enemy had descended The 'ivcr.
Pensacola taken I'VE learn from Ken.
lucky, that Gen. Jackson, with about 1000
troops, made an inc cursion into the SIonish
territory and took Pensacola, BY coup de n in,
the 7,h uIt. with a loss of 8 mcb killed, off,
GERS and Is men wounded The British. II is
said, had small force Of about or 400 In
dians. and few regulars, iorled at the Barsn.
Cas-, about miles from Pensacola "A letter
from Pensacola, 9th ut. adds, The Barancas
has been blown up 10y he Brush and as ,ho
object intended to be effected, 10 Wi, prevent
ing the British from entering The Bay, cannot
now be Obtained, we shall to.d-y ie,orn TO
Mobile" The National Inteligenoer $,
Pensacola has been no,oriousy bsrbos for
the enemy, British as well lrtIens ior
long time past. and in so far, it appears TO US,
bad forfeited Its neutcal oharactet."
Erfraef Of "a ielssr from Col Hosokln 10 ne Gov.
Of Gcrg,a, dfsd
toRr HAWKINS, Nov. so.
"1 have just received the following -
General Jackson has taken Pensacola there
were few Of the inhabitants only, who
gathered in part Of the town, fred few
rounds and surrendered. The British fixed
a slow match to the magazine, Of which the
general was apprised and kept back ill il
blew up. He then marched in, and stayed
few days only, and returned to fo,t Mont
gomery--report says, on his way To New,
Orleans. The hostile Indians are quite sioN
since this biastino of ,he.r hSose"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21

h'"ys,o". J1ma.,a. .tovcm6er II he oil.
lowing are the vessels which have arrived a,
Negril :-Royai Oak. a., Rear Admirel Nal
colin Dictator, (armed en fute) 64, Hon.
Capt. Crol,on E,na bomb, 8, Capt Gard
nct Speedwcii sehr. Admirals tender, and
nine transports with troops on board.
His Msjes,y's brig Moseile, which arrived
on Tuesday last. spoke of Cape Nicholas
Mole, the sloop Lark, Bernard. out eigh,
days from Nassau, New-pcvidence, bound to
81. Domingo, and learnt from her rha, New.
Providence had again been visited b. hur-
'icsn, which had destroyed part oi Nassau,
and that Ragged leland bad every house
swept away, with most ofi,s inhsbi,enls, from
The violence of the wind and waves.
II Is reported that Antigua has been given
up to the French.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21

ASEcpoTE AN American ,hice sno
carried hsg over 10 the British lines, alter
hsving despatched the business Of hi, mis-
sion. was invited by the British commanding
officer to dinner. As usual, the wine was
circulated, and British officer being called
upon for toast, gave, {" Mr.. Madison-dead
or alive," which the Yankee drask without
appearing to notice. When IL eamc to The
Americans turn to give tcas,, he gave tho
I" Prince Regent, drunk or SOBER" " Sir.
(said the British officer, b,is,ling up aud cob
oring with apger,) that is an insult" No,
sir, answered the Aneriesn very eoolly,) X
is cn!y reply 10 oae.s .sss. lnf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21

The British vessels Plan,asenei, Rota, and
Carnation, whose crews destroyed the Cen
eral Armstrong piivaIeer, in the port of Fay.
al, arrived at Jamaica on the 5th ult. An
account is given in the Jamaica papers of
their rencontre with the General A, mstI ohg,
as usual, full Of iaisebood and rnisre b. escnta-
tion from the u,ids, of which we pluck the
following TACT. which at least tests the gsilan-
try of oui Captain Reid and his crew The
Rota lost three bieutenants and thiry-eitht
seamen killed, and eighty-lhree woundec ;
the Plartasenct, twenty-five sesmen killt d,
and three Lientenants, and twenty.four sea-
men wounded. Total, Six,y-th kiyed.and
One Hundred and Ten svounded-Nat. Int.
The British accoun, do not mention the
Toss on board the Carna,on.
The Official particulars Of the gallant de-
fence OF thi. vessel against the overwhelming
force brought against her in neural port,
Will DC found in odr columns this day Cap.
tain Reid and his brave eompanlohs have ad-
ded an uniading laurel I'D ou, naval wreath OF
renowD, the more giori, as II was acquired
by privateersmep, VINO cannot be expected to
have equal skill, although unsurpassed in
bravery Win their b. ethrep in the regular
service. This brig carried but si;r o.pouu
ders, IN addition 10 her laundering 20 amid.
ships, and had but ninety men. l, will be
recoliectcd she Is the sarr. ptiva,eer which
crippled British frigate 50 com petely, some
time since aud was .hen commanded by
Captain ChamPlaln, who is now in the Wa~.
f'p,. also fiflrd ON Ncv.Y ~ PROP Pqt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21
SAVANNAH, December &.

We have intelligence by gentleman who
arrived in town from ST. Mary's, few hours
since, that ID coasters were taken by British
barges, and sent into Doboy AID ST Andrews
Sounds. Two of them were ransomcd, and
one rctaken by her coininahtler, Hall, Who
also retoOk boat loaded with cotton, and
landed it az sekyl Island made a breas,work
OF 1t /; aOd, with the assistance or his crew.
and others, fired on the barges Killed
men and wounded 8. The British then mt
to The house of Mr.. bubingacn, ION Jreyl
IslandD and, by the information given by is
driver where his money was, they ,oobed
him Of sic thousand dollars, and thirty OF his
hrinieSt negroes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-21
BY MAIL !
NEW-YURK, December IS.
From HILIFAx.

The British Cartel sloop Jane and Mattha,
Capt. Ridont, mentioned in our lesr1 in le
days hom Halifax, came up yesterday morn
ing. This cartel was scot here bv The pto,
yincial Government at Halifax, 10 bring home
Mt. Mi,cbill, our Agent for prisoners, and
his family. Mr.. MiiehilI was ordered 10
leave the British territory without unneces-
ssry delay and for the last ten days he waa
not permitted TO enter the city, or TO have
any communicated with il. This unsxpsc-
ted measure was adopted in consequence Of
the refusal, on the part of governments, 10 re-
eelve Mr.. Gilbert Robertson as The British A.
gent for prisoners.
Mr.. Mitchell states, that about the 2oth Of
November between and 5000 American
prisoners were sent TO England ana that
there remained upwards OF 900. He mem
tions that hey are all we'll furnished with
TODD and lodging, and are generally in ex-
cellent health. Of the whole number Of
prisopers at Haliisx, mol more than 80 werc
IN the hospital, when the agent sailed.
MIR. Mitchell was not permitted to appoint
an Agent 10 his room, bu, was allowed 10
name i~o OF the American Officers to visit
the prisoners daily and furnish them, las the
agent had formerly done) with any articles
necessary for their health and comfort.
Among the passengers on board the Cartel
are Mr. Dorsey, and Mr.. Getting, ci,izens
OF Baltimore, who were captured during the
late attack upon that city. Gen. Mason,
our Agent for exchange Of Prisoners at
Washington, had negotiated an arrans semcne
Tor the liberation OF all those citizens of Bal
timore who were mace prisoners at ihst time.
But, as the Knowledge of this arraneemc mcnt
reached Halifax cnly one day before the car
tel sailed toe other gentlemen could hot pre-
pare themselves in season 10 return Dy ills
conveyance No expedition was fitting Oh, ue
Halifax when the above Cartel sailed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
Alex: Moore,
PROPERTY
EGR7SdJ X

A TRACT OF LAND containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and half, situated on the banks OF
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandria by water On the
tract there are two excellent tierrIDg
Landings, the upper one is we'll I'M
proved by fish house, exceeded by
n2nc in point Of conveniencs. There
IS on the premises convenient Dwell.
ing House in good repair. spacicu-
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging. places io
eight servants, and large loft, !.
noke.house, and milk.house there
is also an uHfnished frame building,
which at 2 small expehce might b.,
converted into barn, near il is nc,
of excellent water, and there arc on the
premises TWO good springs, part Of iii,
.and has been covered, and is sus.
GePtible Of much improvement, the
isnees are in good repair, corsidera-
Die part post and rail and there is :.
,ufHcieucy of rail timber and FIRE wooG
1t is presumed. persons wishing &c
purchase viii view. the premises;
further description is considered un-
'ecessary--for particulars apply t.
R. /. Taylor, Esq Alexandra.
If this property is not very shortl,
sold by private contract, it viii be Of
seredsat public sale on the premise
some time in the month Of .Iune next
n. b. There is considerable num.
Der OF young peach trees &c: in ful!
bearing On TIE above tract.
c. w. Valangen.
March 10. drf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29

: IS Situation IN a Store,
:. ioVNG MAN, VINO csn procure
8 f,S-E. Al toss
SsSS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29

Mutual Assurance Society.
I NE oub,crioer hayiog been TO
4 appointed Ageat and Collector
iOF Inc above Society in the district
composed ot the counSes of HenrIcc,
Hanover, Goochland, Caroline, Louisa,
oopo'iylyaAia, King-Georgc, Stafford,
r !, William, FauqGier, Loudoun,
-'f.aS and Alexandria, and towns
s',o" tse ssne--hereoy gisss notice
. ne Members of said Society resid-
',g N his d'stric., that the Quota of
's.S' acerued on TIE first day of Jan.
!, |, ~ Is PAYABLE on The first day of April.
= , =. wiii be received al the Gen.
ne o. Assurance n Richmond. a,
N'e 'srrsrs' Bank in Alexandria, and
: "a od,ce in ms place
ARCH. r. TAYLOR.
@r'eksAar-, Match As
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
LQjld for Sale.

ME subscriber offers for sale, be-
p tween, IL * 1900 Acres Of LAND
n Charles Coun;y, Maryland, situated
aoout 4 oailes from Port, Tobacco, and
ne sane distance from nayjgable VIZ
.ers. This property is rendered yer.
valuable on account of the great body
Of timber upon it, and there is a large
stream # water passing through the
land, upon which a Grist Or Saw Mill
could DC erected With great advantage
A mers minute description is thought
unnecessary aSitispresumed those wish.
ing to purchase viii first view the Land
For terms apply TO John B Morris or
Dsniei of St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore OF Alexant'tis or the subscriber.
WALTER H. JENlFER
Port Tobacco, Feb "a. If
f" The Editors OF the Federal Re.
publican OF Georgetown and National
Intelligencer are requested to insert the
ABOVE till forbid, and send their accounts
O this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
James Mcclure,
James MILAN.
Notice IS herebg .Giren.

Notice IS hereby Giuen,
That Thomas Jsnney * Co. bayeaap-
Piled to r. Coe, I obscco Inspector Tor
Alexandria, for TIE renewal Of a certain
note, for hogshedd of Tobacco mark.
ed w. S. No. 49s, 1893. 1877 tare-
1856, lodged in The Tobacco Ware.
house at Alexandria, by w. Stewart
of King George County Va. as los.
BY John Stewart the brother of w.
Stewart, agreeably 70 his affidavit be.
fore 4. Libbay one of the Justices of
the Peace tor the County of Alexan
dria.
March IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
Rich'd DeButts.

Mount Kelley, Prince Gee.
Co. Md. March Is. Ct
~ The Editor of the Baltimore
FEDERAL Gazette are requested to pu5,
lish the above & send their accounts to
this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
PUBLIC SALE.

4 IN TUESDAY, fifth OF April, viii
" be sold, 10 the town Of Upper
marlborough, Prince Georges County;
a we'll built BRICK HOUSE, with .
frame Stable. Gtanasy and Meat House.
together with large and wsil encIo.ed
Lot. Also, frame Dwelling House;
Blaeksnitb's Shop, and Lot in the cen.
ter OF the town, one of the best issands
or public Business in The state. The
salesto commence ct three O'Clock
Terms made known st the time e sale. n
cHAKLES sCoTT. q
adAlea III LAWS =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29

FOR SALE,
A Tract OF Land lying in ST. Mary's
County, about miles from Leonard
Town, and miles from the Patuxsnt
and Potomac rivers. containing between
900 8, 1000 ACRES.
1t may be improved ~ Plaster ; is well
calculated for the raising of Sheep, and
adioins the extensive Manufacturing
Mills of Messrs. Hebb, Someryille and
Cough has sufficient quality of
wood, and is we'll watcred. This land
may be divided into small tracts TO suit
purchasers not inclined 10 buy the whole
and NAV be had cheap If immediate ap-
plication be made to James Forrest
at Leonard Town, VIM. Herbert of
Alexandra, or to the subscriber,
II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-29
TUESDAY, MARCH 90, 1911.
K4NHAIK4 LIND
FOX SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES

TUX SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
Of first quality unimproved bottom
LAND, lying on the great Kanhawa
River, in the state OF Virginia, and be.
ing part of the lands belonging to the
estate oil DR. James Craik, decd. The
character of the Lands upon the Kan
hawa generally, and particularly ct the
tract known by the name of
Craik's Survey;
Is too we'll understood TO require de-
scription, suffice it to say, that the land
now offered for sale, is inferior TO none
in that country. Salt works have been
lately established in its neighborhood.
A full and perfect title will be given
Terms OF sale Cash Persons disposed
to purchase will apply to
J. ID. Simms,
OR
Alex: Moore,
Executors o the last wW and tesla.
mem Of Jas. Craik, decd.
March II diff
"The Editors Of Nat. Inteliigen.
Ger, Winchester Gazette, and Lees
burg Washingtonian will please insert
the sbove in their respective papers
for times, and send their accounts to
this Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

Distrset oi Rhoae IsLund.

~
DURSUANT TO sundry warrants from the
Il Hon. Dawn Howell, ESD. Judge OF the
District Court for the Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby givcn,that there have been
fled before said Judge, the following Infor-
nations, BY WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. Collie.
to- OF the Customs for the District of New
port viz.
An lniormatiou against the brig Laugdon
lhsves, her tackle, SC. with her cargo on
boatd, consisting Of two hundred and sixty
'noys ei Salt, three pieces OF blue 3 Broadclo,h,
one do. oi mixed do. one do. of Calicoe s,a part
ot piece OF Stockcnet, and three boxes Of
Raisins
An Information against the brig Molly, her
tackle, SC. with fifteen barrels Of Sugar, FIVE
boxes OF Sweetmeais, one box of Cordials, and
two kegs of Tsmarinds.
An Information against the Swedish brig
firhard, her tackle, sc. with her cargo on
board, consisting Of ;hree hundred and & fteen
hogsheads Of Molasses, twenty-four tierccs
and twcnty-four barrels of do. and sixteen
puacheons Of Rum.
An Information against the ship Calad0nia,
her tackle, &c.
Also,
An Information by JoHN CAHooNE, Com
msnder Of the Revenue Gutter Ysyilans, "a
gains the sIoop Lord Wrlinyson, her tackle,
&c. with her cargo or board, consisting Of one
hundred bushels Of Rye.
All Of said vessels and goods being forfeit
ed, as is alledged in said Intormations, for vio-
lalion of the laws of the United States.
Trial will be bad on said Inlorma,ions at a
District Court 20 be holden at The Court.
House in Providence on the first Tuesday in
February next st.
d.. FEARCE, Dehuty Marshal
Nrwnorf, Jarrary i3, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

Gov. Provost has retsIisted the last re,sJia
,ion Of our governmentby eonfning forty .six
additional American Prisoners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

HuTs Triai-A letter from AIbsoy .ta,e,
,ha, the Csurs:NIsrtial for tho TRIAL of Gen.
HULL, had been sdjourncd for ten days, wait.
ing the arrival Of Witnesses.
We further lesrn, that pc officers of the
4th regiment, aDw in thistown and vicihi,y,
have receised orders to Proceed 10 ALBANY
impNdisseIy. Bos. Par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

The Indian Chief, Wllism Pcrriman, of
the hostile Creeks, has Iaeiy been appointed
q Brigadier- General 10 hs Britasnic Males.
iy's service, and b vsypcsive in exciting
hostility against the Amficans INLAY TIE.
cumssh's fate be meted 4 him, and des,ruc.
,iop be tie tate Of his emtoysrs -Sus. Dem.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

The Legislature Of Massachusetts, con
vsnsd In Boston on the I4sh instant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
CRANSTON & SHAW,

ORer for sale, on sery reasonable terms,
nNE hundred and sixty-seven bags and bbIs.
~ Coffee, entitled to dcbes,tuse; Is hhas. Sd
proof Sam; ~ do. N z do. 6 pipes IT. proof
Brandy; IS bbs. mess and prime Beef 10 do. prime
Pork go bbls. Navy Bread IS boxes Chocolate ;
50 do. Soap; 10 do Sweet Oil; II bb.s. .Turpen,ine .
IS casks first quality American cannon aud muske
Powder 50 reans shcatLing Paper; 10 boxes Cor
diils 5 bsHas Cotton. tf Nov. IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
NOTICE.

THE subscriber heresy forbids all persons trusting
the Crew Of The Spanish schooner Felis,dAd, ss
ne wlnot pay any debts Of their contracting after
Ibis date.
Dac. 50. ANTO. PERET9A, Cat.ais
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
NOTICE.

A LII persons having any demand, against the
"A Spanish sloop Va. Sd. de Reyta arc'requested
to send them in immediately for settlement 20
Jan. 6. 1914 #. JOHN X. LYON
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having any demands against the
"A Spanish brig .lfaria .Msreed, are requested to
send them in Immediately to JOHN B. LYON,
Dec 81 ~ Lyons wharf
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
VXJM r. MUMF0RD notifies all those to whom
w he Is indebted TO call at Mrs. CorTaELL's,
and receive lheir money. Jan Is.