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Canandaigua, .4atgi:st 81, 1914.


.N~qy- York, Hsht a. Waon.
Ty the Steamboat Car of Neptune, we re-
ceived the Albany Register EXTRAORDINARY.
OF the 3dinst. from which we made the fol-
lowing Interesting extracts.
Albany, Sept. 5.
Ert't1ct ria letter. fi'o1 q gea,lenandf S,cf2
et1,a hHrbor, Ia his Jriend IN SA7s city, d.
frd hug. 80, 1914.
st had fondly hoped ere this to have had
It IN my Powcrto give you something more
pleasing and important. 1t is my task, tbs
once, and hope for the last time to report
20 you some unpleasant news. Our Young
hero, lieut. Gregory, is at length a prisoner.
have not yet poss sscd myself CORRECTLY
OF the circumstances attending his capture.
bat 1t appears he had attempted the de-
structlon Of d raft Of timber some where n
me Day Of Oainty, III sig, with Midsiurman
Hart and ten men. They were cverpowered
y numbers and obliged to surreader. Mr.
II TT is reportc d to have been killed, and Mr..
& egory wounded.-The Conflict is said T.,
nave, been desperate, and lasted zen minutes
agamst force Of 40 men. deeply feel Il =
les Of both these valuable young men.
The Jefferson, Sylph and Oneida, left
t.ie head OF the Lake tlicy touched at this
place fcr provisions, and joined tie feet IT lie
Ducks; he Jones and Conquest are cru sipe:
up and down this shore. The buildnr 2
RS 500 it-p'tiy q tUlS place.
Nine arc already in the water, and six ias, rea-
dy to so oil the stocks. The british are sid
to be landing in considerable force ~ Ca,,e
Vincent, and the militia are called out ON lie
ocoasion-1his place W. ali last night in :,
state Of alarm. haze 10 serious apDrehcnsi-
ons on that head"
Genrva, Ang. 81.
From Fort Erie, we learn that Bril- To-,
Gaines has received a severe CO.. t1sion 80,
"a breast b. the bursting of a sheu thrc,',-,
by the British. The enemy canronade -
ror, evey day, which is returned, Tut vim
title injury on either side.
MAJOR General Brown returned om tbo
Eastward on Monday, met despatch bere
I.r nan, which hurried MS departure for the
Western frontier, and himself and Gen. pr
ter we're to leave Canandaiglla vestar,la,,
morning to join tho army. General Riciy
VINO had been absent from the fort a few o;9ys
aad was in Canandaigua when the intcllip,.n2S
from zen. Gaines was received, set out M
mediately on his return.
Big. Gen. Scott, with his aid Can't. Worth
arrived at Judge Nicholas ON Mondav vyier,'
we understand, he will remain until ne re-
covers from his wounds. He was co,ve,,oI
IRON Batavia to Geneva in the Julre's r -
ags, which was sent expressly for the pnr-
pose. cse~c,ii1
=, We learn verbally that a detachment n
'epcrai 'zfrds army have marched IN tt,'
west ward, they woa,d arrive AZ C,icnn,. Ell
ii u q
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C4tg efa letter fran Big. Gen. Gaines "a lie .Sec9
81 Hui, Ilred
H. Q. Fart IRE Z. c.
Aug. &c, 1914


In my report Of Tie battle 0ftbe 18th inst, IN
advcrcntiy omitted die names OF capt. Lnunn OF the
1879 Licnts Bowman and laned o. TIE 3lst, and II
e,s Of the nth lf;it, aud also nay brigade Naioi
L. Gleason each Of whom bore Conspicuous part IL
the acton and wi ON beg leave 10 recommend: - your
no Ice. l.. ut'. Bowman and l-HrHei commanded com
mes IN the list, which CALAMITY beat tie enemys
RIGHT column. Capt Chunn with las company was do
IN dn,y wtn the s.neIst. l also omitted men
tonng tl'at part OF tGis regiment pursued tie enc
my right upNar,s Of mule and took nearly o. e hun
drc prisoners his LEFT was likewise pursued and more
than one hundred prisoners were taken beyond our
aofks These facts the adi,r was rot mere
" ut nee OF oar position TeiriSe Of the en-
nay, as find il called b, some. As regards myself,
am satisfied with the resi- and am not Disposed "a
lake any difficulty about the by which the aiaiv
may be called; btt n IS due to the brave men have
the honor 10 ccaLIand, t,t should say i.t the affair
was to tie enemy s0'e Jstti,g aus djeat, AID it
was to us a hcadicae uinsry.
Our pos ton IS grow INK sr0agcv every day bT the ex-
crtlons OF Majors NlcR,a and Wood, and the officers
and men generally. We keep mp a smart canno.ule
DE OF the cncnl, snlckets este ry approached near
a. to ours dian usual Major Brooks ocer u The Av
AIDED iUOHe 10 OuroSet, attac.c'i ami drove them
IL ~t considerable loss tue Nj jor brought in abon
80 musk g. Ia tbs Affair." however, have u la.lft
the oss OF another pa'iat officer, Capt WdLies o. the
I'D oar loss was Otherwise lioousbiciabis
have the honor to be, sir, Jour veiy ohcdient SCI
ant,
y. F.. GAINES,
Pm f.t.@
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Tllrcc BaTgcs fi'1n tie Menciaus Gigate enter d
Bush River night before tst--h1it 5 craft ami car
Iied . out-al! tia; were il tile river
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portant American post in possession of the
enemy--On the other, Fort Erie occupied by
the American army. The latter pressed by
superior force without the power Of retreat
ing"
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The Philadelphia Democratic Press. con-
tE.ns ne following note on that part of Gen
sral Winder's official letter which has al
fusion to the requisition of militia from
Pennsylvania, not having been duly carried in
to effect:
owe never heard of, nor have wc ever
seen any call made by the general govern
ment, or any of its officers on the Virginia or
fcnnSylv;tna Militia CT massc. Further, it
is a serious fact, that the cali for &. 600 Penn
sylvapia Militia to join Gen Winder's erny,
was not received by the state government,
is hours before the enemy had actually enter
tered Washington City,
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somplshed If SO, mays moderate tho alarm
ts!t the sea board.
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p we learn verbally that a detachment n
General .zfrds army have marched 10 fbs.
W, VS. Gard' they woad arrive a. Glcnn's Fsile
'''' ild'y evening, aud &c other places in Sa-
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bout at night, with what eject not yc
known.
We shall possibly hear from Perry's bate
ry at Indian mead before the paper is put
to press; and, if we do, shall not fail tc
communicate the result to cur readers. we
have yet received no official accounts of these
aff,irs.
FROM NEW MEXICO.
letter transmitting to the Editors an adj
vcrtisement Eor Chaplains for the Republican
army of New Mexico, under date of Natchi.
toches, August ;, contains the following infoi.
nation respecting the movements Of that III.
my.
"Olr prospects at present arc fatterine.
I" and IN all probability we shall tax. up on,
Is line of march Tor Santa rc' in the course o.
all next month. TIE great drowth an,
9 tie scarcity of water in the large prairie.
which lie westwardly have operated to pro
duce ourpresent delay.'
1t IS stated, we perceive, in some of tho
Northern prints, that the cannon at the Nav,
Yard were all DESTROYED. This is a mistake
The enemy was in so great hurry to retrac,
his steps, that he only spiked two brass pic.
ces not touching several hundred non piece!
which lay in the yard. II il also stated tina,
the Arsenal near the NAVY Yart! was destroy.
ell. The enemy did not take time even t,
destroy that valuable depot.
Many OF the enenys woundedvet remain
IN Hldenshrl-, the people of which place anc
It's ntighhorhood suffered considerably from
the dcpretlat;Ons 81 the enemy. Many wan.
ton ontrs Bcs marked the progress of his arm,
through the Country, principally perpetratet
by non-conlmlss;cned officers and n,ivates.
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or Sales at Auction.

T>HE Subscribers have lately received and
wilt seliat Public Auction, pos,;ive,y
sith,nt neserve. on Wednesday the 77,h ms;
AT the Store ut the tenement uext abov..
Mr.. X. Johnst ms. and nearly opposite the
Merchants Cotf-e House, large aud va,
liable assortment nf Dry Goods. viz: -
Elegant Jaconet Camorics aud Camhric
Muslins, Linen Cambrics. Leno Handker-
chefs. domestic printed Shawls, Gi,ia Hand.
kerchiefs. elegant Florence and LsyantnS
Si'ks, Genoa and Constitution Cord, Corda-
roys. Thickssfts and veissts. CLOTHS, aud
Cassimeres, Shirting Cottons. piss, eL~
eganr ve>tii y. Diulitles. Linen Damask
Table Cloths, Silk Cord Back Crane, Leno
Grape. White Gauge. Linen Canbr.c Hand,
kerchiefs, Striped Nankeens, LIE, anime
Shawis. Lilac and Figured Silks, India
Cottons, black Silk Hose and Gloves,
Beaver Gloves. black and whte Silk
Mttts, and = great variety Of useful and
seasonahie articles too sedious to enume-
rate here. The pubic are respectfully
assured that the above is TO be free AID
un,inie ed aie-to commence at 10 O'clock
when the terms will be made known.
Moncuye, Robinson & Pteasanfs.
July 3. ids.
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Iad6rd1iw kirkpatrick, suruioing ersc,uox OF
David duncan 6yerasea, Janss Helsh a.d
NtthaaicfS s. D.lila,p esd Sally he svifs.
A ) you are not residents Of the Com mon
a wealth Of Virginia, take this method
to give You notice. that / shall proceed. bv
virtue OF commission from the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis-
trict, on the first Monday Of October NEXT.
between the hours of eight in the forenoon &
SIX IN the afternoon, and between the same
hours OF each succeeding day, until all the
violence shall be taken, at the Prothonotarv's
Ofhce, IN the Town Of Pttsburg. in the
State Of PENNSYLVANIA. 70 take the De-
positions Of John irwin, 6eorge Wallace.
James Robinson, John wilkins. Jnhp
Woods. David Steel, James Ross. James
Oliard. Anderson TanehiIi, Samuel lone,
and Samuel Hewett. And that I shall all
SO proceed. between the same hours Of Inc
second Monday of December next. and Of
each succeeding day, until all the evidence
shall be taken, at the Office of said Superf.
or Court Of Chancery, ct the CAPITOL IN the
City OF Richmond, to take the denositions q,
John Preston and othcrs, all said deposit
tons TO be read in evidence in the suit in
said court. depending. wherein /, am pIa;n,
It'll and You and others are defendants.
Your o5t. servt.
JAMES MORRISON.
July " 1919. w8w.
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FRos, THE AURORA.

The following tribe Is presented. with a
ACpe thai It may excite some emulation A.;
mong the soas Of song. at the present mo-
ment. when every effort should be- made 70
roese the sleeping spirit 81 our country 49,
and they. above all have much in their
Powsr--coasequensiy. much to answer for.
Ane 0sr5nS toes ~ eonquss1 crowned so
From 'Eurupe's shores, In quest Of plundsr,
Uerold Athriass waters bound. 49, &
20 rsnd our union banda aaunder. u 81
Our Stare that Neptuns's realms illumsd,
NO more they say, shAll dRrs to tvirkies
Our oHfbes thst DER the Cress presumed
with Rorsss' blast no more shaii ningie.
TsHds's jealous fsa-s. can England hids(
Our Stars DER ev'vy oessn beamingl
What heal the wounded Lilo . PRIDE
Our Sfripes above The Red Crsss stresnins.
Above the Cross our Stripes shnll strsams
Or i've alue in future story
On every ssa our Stars shali beam,
Orwell in tosmipg waves their glory.
Each right By Independents slnimed-~
Broad as<ths earth--~ks as the ospan>y-
~ Coursss won, BY Window framed
The altar # our lives' devouon.
Then firmly brace eash valiant arm-
C)ur Eagle fans her battle PIN ous -,
Northumberland drive the hostile swarm
ussuastion vai the sysants sinioHs.
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JAMES MONROE.
SsenErARy or SrArl.

AN officers and soldier. of the army ara re-
quired TO continue their exertions in sletektinp
and bringing to trial dessrters from the arr
my.
A premium, not exeeeding 6fy dollass for
each deserter vii be paid BY the comuakdinr
oHis Of the post. garrison or district to which
he may be brought and delivered. All officers
an Soldiers are required to enforce the Inv A.
ga.nst such citizen or citizens a. shalt enti.e
or p ocure soldier Tn desert. The words OF
the 'aw arc as follows, viz y
!" Be it enacted. &c. That every person. no,
subject to che rules AHd articles Of war. who
shal, procure or entice soldier in the service
1of the Uni,ed States. to desert or who 81, Al
pu chase from any soldier. his arms, uniform
:iothing. or any part thereof; and every CAP
ain or comm .nd,ng officer of any ship or YES
sell who shall enter on board such ship or YES
sci. as one OF his CT W, knowing him to hav
deserted, or otherwise carry away any sucs
soldier, shall refuse to deliver him ,ip 70 the
orders of his commanding officer. sliaii, upon
legal conviction, be fred At the discretion OF
ny court having cognizance of the same in an,
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars aas,
be imprisoned any term not exceeding one
year. I
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN Y. BELL
1sIsfant Iaspre,sr General.
(2m.)
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Halifax LAND Tor Sale.

I WILL SELL valuable Tract Of Land in the
1 county Of Halifax, on Terrible Creek. con-
aiming $40 Acres. There is cleared on thi,
Tract, suficiency TO work from to 8 hand.
to advantage; most Of the unceared land Il wei
adapted 10 the culture of Tobacco, wheat and
Corn, the Greek aisords very valuable Ios
grounds-which are very veil calculated 70,
Meadows. On this land there are eonvenien
houses for the accommodation OF family -
it is presumed no person will purchase w;thou,
first viewing il, which vill be shown By the pro
prietor DOW living on IT, who viii take = fai,
price.
JOHN HUNT.
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July 20.
Patent Portable Hot Bath

THE inventor Of this important Medical In
= provement 10 now gone on to Philadelphia
in order TO provide competent suppiy of ap..
paratiis--As soon as he can make the Oecessar,
arrangements, Agents vii be employed to con
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which lie at first contemplate
was 20 dollars to private Citizens, 20 Physici.
ans 100 dollars. Por few months however. h.
offered them at halt price, to those persons wI,c
might afford him their aid, Whilst he was COL
Letting such facts and testimonies 90 the pub
TIC required. This period il now expired. AM.
the price in future will he az at first intendet q
lhose who are able to pay for it, must ADM
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief Of the poor, every agent will h,
instructed to make provision in their respecti,
neighbourhoods. In the city of Richmond. a, !,
poor person who may ne ed The Bath NAV ann
10 Mr. John z. Shields, Capts of the CITY Wats
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each Of whom
there will be deposited systems to be devote,
exclusively to the service Of such.
As this intended arrangement il complete,
notification will be given from time to time. 4,
those concerned.
No persVn will be permitted TO see snv oftbe-
Baths WHO 10 not furnished with proper :.
cense, 20 as to be prepared TO grant dispensati
ons 70 every purchaser under the signature o:
me inventor or his General Agent, IS ever,
Known violation Of the patent privilege viii be
prosecuted according 10 law.
Jul 10. III.
rs. Robt c. Jennings, the General Agent, Is
iu''n ned with supply OF the Apparatus, at
as once lately occupied by james Bsuwu, Esq
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DREADFUL DEArHl

NAsnvSLLs, tTenn.) July s.
Charles Baker. IN tvrIs Ct heath, on Trace
Creek IN Williamson coun y, died ON Sunday
iast- He was pr.faae wicked man, oil t'irbu-
.ent passions. and much given to basphemy.-
On the morning of nj, death, ne attempted 10
make. = c,it su q cav that was not wIiling to
10 it--an scuthmg 20 do it the calf csc ped,
and he IS usual with him pursued the ca with
,ne most bfaspnen ous language, and all ut once
Tell down dead--~s he &c h ne exclaimed, q Lar
haIs n,eyy Ne, = and di d AS BOON ~ il snot
throa,h tue heart. In a short lime t0eoorpse
was As black asa hat. i'e
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Deferred Articles.
. NEeoclArIoNs ron PEACE.

There are yet various opinions relative to the
prespect Of Peace between this county and
Great Britzin. The enlightened editor OF the
Baston Centinei says. we still think that those
who prepare Themselves to expect continus
ance OF the war, wilt be the least likely to be
disappointed" We agree that We ought to be
prepared for acontinuance Ot the war and our
administrator unless tiey have greater assar-
ancesof peace than the people have. arc surely
very much 10 blame, in leaving the country so
defenceless. IBut we still hope for peace, The
London papers Of the 18th Nay, state that it hal
been agreed between Mrsrs payard and Gala
land the British government, to open the NJ.
gocia.ions at Ghentin Flanders 8 and oh the
27sh Of May they say, Mr.. Bsyard, and the
secr-fxriss, VI ssrs. Milligsn and Dallas have
Get out or Client, where it appears that tie ne.
xSesafisas uiil ses BE- delayed. NJ Gai,at,n will
follow; the other ENJOYS proceed direct from
0rttenburghD On the Gath, il is announced
that Lord Gamb CT 10 togo TO ths Hague a.
treat with the Am rican Elrvoys, with hume
rqqs suite, in which are Sir II u. sta,,i.ope. anu
Capt. Faba,, the Secretary obligation. Tn
Providence, v nsittari, is named rs the ship To
Garry ouF L I'D Gambi r.
The above 10 all We have, in the London pa
pess, on the subj Q, II the n.gocmtion. 1t isl
PfobabIe that Lor Gtmbier would not leav
kngiand until alter Lotd C4stlereagb returi,e,.
fr,m an :, /; I'D we fiji, py the London D. p. IS
that his Lordship arriy. d IN THAT city ON the Al,
of June Allowing Lord Gambler until the Is ri
ofrhat month 10 sail tor the Hague, it is pro
babe he would reacn Ghent ny the lst ut July
or sooner, and that our commissioners wnui..
be there also by that time 10 meet him. Atrer
their meeting it would 500, be known whether,
the resuit Of the nesocistions were likely to bx
favorable 10 i.ace or not II they met ny the
3xt ofJuiy, " may calculate on hearing ON
ulem by the 2Jts Ut August, or the lst o. s -
sembe> r4rthest. We have three vess ls
now in Eurcp and It il said they ART al swi
% q The plume which carriel ut ,le,srs
Bay2rd and 6 attn the John Ad.ms which.
carried out VI ssrs. Clay and Russell, and ,h.
schr. Chaun.ey, which went out since with des.
patches. Iii her OF the Vessels may ne des-
patched, and We NAV b: vsry s-use OF not beng
disappointed if we look tor one otihem Dy In,
frst OF SEPTEMBER.
Ei.e Mr. Evenisg Post
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Bonaparte seized tn du e DEnghein o.
neutral territory, and lad h IN tie and sho,, !,
Wa M ouira9, ons act, md me which appear
cd 10 an especial msnIer to ex lite the ndi.: ma
nation Of feder.lists.
Well similar ev. Mt has just occurred A
British commander, com, II h,.r, attack ID ,he
American frg@te Ess und n PIT PORT, , i,
the Spani. h bay Of v, p,raiso. in neutral ter
tory, in neutral harbor. Now we all 81.
whether these same {. deraiist, will condem
the British officer As warmly as hey did Il.
Ere .ch emperor or whether IN VIII no.
quiyocate. half deny. pal,iate anil justify hi
British violation Of the Law of nations
1t is fair however % state, trst the editor =,
the ston Gazette. a federal psp r. cs,s>
the act IN terms ofb coming severity. Blu. ,e
Us see how many OF his bretbr. in politics viii
Initiate him.
PENIS Peou51eon.
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AD,Ya

hfUfN a. t.Itf- - II
~ Humiliation, Fssing and Frazer, asbsist
60 oy ne General dsssm6iy IF the Pytseyte.
r,an Church.
where's, Fasting is known duty of christi.
anity AID sanction b, Tie exs mpi. of our
Lorh' and OF the church in all ages were 8,
curing We past season vera p .rts OF cur cou.
Try haye been visited with va,ious ~ ie ,.enfs.
WHEREBY multiful Of our FLOW o,ylz'.s
Deen inv he' IN sorrow, and m ny hove been
OF 'ught dow, TO d NIL, :ufd wItreas Sin wI,,cl,
ID 'ilc procurinH esuse or tour C ,Is,nitics iii
greatly abou ds n our lsnd --Tl, rsfor,. ~
re sfp.d' Isl Thai W. as peope are lou.ly
called 10 iium.i, ours ives ,lns.er The might,
nand o. 10 J, and Ia repent IL dust ami ash y.
20. nat y be recommended toalI he cf,n cb
es under gu Gu c, TO observe the ,h;,d Jlu,s
day Of dsgxsf next, az a dan of Fa,f;pr. Ho,,;.
ndfsn ana Parer--and, Of. that tccas,t,p. 10, NJ,
We 60 nntcdi, c.nfess our SINS bef,,,e Aimiob-
~ u "a, az IN the name ptt e pr nj nd, Err
er, hmpIore his pardonhg IN roy and a s.ne,if-
ed use o. all the dispensst ons bf his PROV,
descr'-.th.t we suPplicate the throne 81 trac
'or ptenieous efius,op of IN. no SPIRIT, =
fe',n .. real Fe'igim thro'ous the church,
~, Tue essing OF God up'n our beloved coun-
try-and that he & 10 the word win, his slor.
And inasmuch as il has pleased GOD in srye
RI pats OF our country, III q great drvyee "a
mitigate ID strokes 81 his wrsb. .,,t, m,,,eo
Yer IN many glorious instances to grss, a SEA-.
son OF refreshing from his presence VIII re b, I'M,
hearts OF his children hive been made CAD. sn,i
TIER graces revysd, and by wiich many pr. ci-
cu' souls have brrn happily brought in cove
nsn' WIN 6vd lit - Recommend. d, thar, " u.
cur petitions We ming praise and h., ,,.,.,,
10 such maniis stst.ons OF the Z. nd r IN !, CO.
nd owing Kindness Of the Lord
published by orderoi TIE G,reral Assembi,
Attest, -.
JACoB ,. JANEwAY, s,a..d cir.
<1SIsas1 phis, Jans LEI, 1874.
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NOTfCE.'

RYpower Of Attorney executed to me. b,
~ George Penn, bearing date the 18th day Of
Decsmber 1875 and Of record in the County
Court OF Chestsr6elds 70 secure the psyneut OF
. Certain sun Of money therein specified, tor
cost shall on Thursday the 9th day of mex
month proceed TO cell at Z4chsriah Brooks u
vern In the town of Manchester. to the highest
bidder for cash = tract of land. in SAID county,
containing fifty three and two third acres more
or less, and bounded BY the lands Of Benjamin
Hatcher and otherA IS,
THOMPSON BLuNr.
S.hesterAerd Jniy IS, 1914. .,tsp.
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Fresh Medicines,

L
just received by the subscriber, q few. do.e.
os'ow me Bell Tavern, and warranted
genuine~-viS.
i0olbs. csmphor,
20 do Opium,
geo do: Gum Arabic, best quality.
20 do. Tragacaath. do.
50 do. Arrow Root,
10 do. Cream Tartar,
20 do. Gum AssafoetIIs, ~
100 do. Pulv: Rhubarb.
100 do. do. Jallap,
20 do. do. Ipecac.
IS do. do. Pale Bark.
200 do. Yellow Bark.
$50 do. Liquorice Ban.
50 do. Arnatto, best,
100 do. Sweet Spts. Nitse.
80 DO. Cinnamon,
20 so do. Cassia,
100 do. Anise Seed. Jl
30 do. CamomiIe FIowers.
~ DO. Magnesia, large lump. =
70 do. do. small SQUARE E,,,.t
100 do. do. Pulverised
1roce Hallock's best Amers Castor O,,-
90. best West Indian do. -
IL do. do. Common, do.
lo0Olbs. Pearl Ashes.
Copai varnisll, Lamp Oil, &c,
tosetner with almost . general assortmen, a
Drugs and Medicines.
Which lie intends to sell low foy ca,b -
lers punctuslly sttesded to.
Dec 81. VIM WEST
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NOl1CE.''

i N Pursuance Of . deed Of Trust, executed by
1cape Charles Hopkins, the S3d April. 1871.
to secure TO Neill M'Cou'es The payment Of q
certain sun Of money thereiR specified, one or
more ofthe Trustees therein msntioned will on
Monday the 18th day OF August next (being
court day. proceed 70 SELL At Goochland c. "a.
TO the highest bidder. for ready money. the
Tract o. LAND, in thu County Aforesaid, con.
tain,ng 105 i.2 acres, sounded by the lands now
" late the property Ut Robert Redford, Franci.
khyssst. VIM. Johnson. samuel ". Crag~el and
Joseph Woodson.
July IS, 1874. ids
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