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

A private in Capt. McCullock's Company, a
resident of King and Queen County, about 20
years of age, five feet ming inches high, full
lace, red complexion and fair hair, by occupa>.
ton farmer, It is more than probable he will
gal reward to any person who will deliver him
to me or any other officer at this place.
MATTHEW p. WALTON 1t. COM
1tEf mandart, 9TH Regt. 4th Brigade,
Camp Carriers, Nov. %, 1914
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1'O REV.

TWO three story brick Tenements belong.
ing to the Estate Of Samuel Pieassnts. deceas.
ed, situated on a cross street near James
Browns vendue Office, and adjoining James
3 lownes' dwelling. Each tenement contains 8
well finished rooms, with many convenient clo-
sets, and good accommodations for servsnts
THEY are well situated for private family or
ge"teel boarding house. Possession may be
OF the oth.r in few weeks For further mar
uculars enquire Of james Lswnes or the Adm
nistratrix ''
DIV PLEAsANTs, Administrators
Daeember 8, 1914.
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TO PRINTERS,
booksellers, and Lo0ers Of Lii
ferdfure. s.

ON Tuesday the 18th Of December next
will b. sold, at Pubic Auction. a. the Office
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURES.
~4s - X x. r. ,s-.,-.,~,-,,-.,,-
Report of the ,Armory Committee.

mr. mmnsan from the radan
S,at
ayhahe
N'
Dn 1ne hanfaoy arms of 1fi Cn
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s ssssa 90

~ n uc.. 81 materials Within fl months, $3.50 30
DITTO, OF Workmanship, do. do. asIa1 IA
contingent expenses, do. do. 6a5 *
Repairs d improvements do. do 4sis "a
$500 seiAfics Hnd water from the canal, 425S 67
balance OF apprentices account, a5s OF
Amt OF expenses within fl months on eee,t
OF Foundery and Boring Mill 1880 40
proportion OF the cost Of water from the m
nal, and officers salaries, 1850 ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
D7ess's Jaines Dennison and John Prifedeff
-HaDd'iisrascrs u Nm. Dennison. dec'd.

You viii take notice tht shall on Tuesday
ire twenty seventh Of December next nj The
ayern OF DOM Nives "a the town of liicks's.
,crn W ''rrt psSn'e COUNTY and State Of Virgil
mia proceed, to take the dispositions NJ Alexsn
der Msdin,Jr'in Fisher, William w Williams
aud Edmund Mason, and perhaps others, 10 be
read m evidence IN suit depending in the High
C9uri Of Chancery, wherein am Plaintiff. and
you the said James Denaison and John priiclet,
as ADMINISTRATORS Of William Dcnnison de.
ceased, are defendants, when and where You.
you may attend If you please
am Yours, &c.
GEORGE WooDLRY
Creensyille. goth Nov. isi4 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

RY Virtue of deed of trust executed by
- John Marshall. of Amelia County the 10Th
day OF September, one thousand eight hundred
ana twelve, to myself and Featherston c..
smith, for certain purposes therein mentioned
shall on the 18th day of December next, as
surviving Trustee, proceed 10 sell at Parkinson
vile in said county to the highest bidder for
ready money,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

Deo.t. To So ton pig iron on hand this date, at
S4s, g 1904 IN
Two ION broken cannon, . 40 90
do. scrap iron at S e5, 400 on
AZ do. scnli and scrap. at 10, 1ao no
do. assorted grape shot, at 2 cts ais so
aS76t lbs. castings on hand, at cts 1866 8
% (. IA round shot of sizes, at
30 per Ton, 21sY5o-
600 bushels coal, mo
Amt due from individuals for cast
ings, $3.50 90
Amt due from the U. S. for shot for
the navy, 1y1z M
Amt due from do. for castings for 80
the fort at Crany Island, 1886 eo |
Amt due from do for shot for the
ss army at Norfolk, 1915 6x !
1914.
Oct, ST. Amt ofexpenditurcs within eleven
months to this date, f45ao an /
Proportion of the cost Of water from,
ses the canal, and officers salaries
for eleven months, 1850 IS
Profits within eleven months, aosz 10
,ftf trfa s----
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f1sf4a
ofms sand component DC rs
0's''' %
tofmatui
date, S45O 30 m w
fol,
rda soct.t 90
mg1OOOO
rem ofwacr
nomHe ANAL S6
r44' for do ATS, 5000
67s 10
w IS
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Tract Of Land,

supposed to contain one hundred acres lying
on the waters OF South l,uckskin in the county
OF Amelia, and bounded by the lapds of Patrick
Jones, the estate Of said John Marshall, James
stott, Mrs. Harvie and myself, it being part of
the Land ON which the said John Marshall re-
sided.
THOMAS WORSHAM,
Surviving Trustee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

M W foregoing STATEMENTS the fOwng general appears result.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

10 cash received out of the general appropria-
ton OF $4,000, for the year of iSi4, 10000 M
10 cash received for castings, Sscr prior to the
1st Of November, 1914, = 1896 "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-04
WASHINGTON, H;ov- 1
PUBLIC CREDIT.

The measures srhich nQ19 III q t-zi NJ crcctrcu
~ sotion to Our fiscal concerns, such as IRE ca-
cnh|ed 70 i',Jie0rdte btEc credit, and restore 10 i.
fhGt t1lie 1sAsch, BIZ concurrence Of circumstances
has been y late soHis1ehGt 2resgsg Into tie causes
81 that oesSsIn q IS nor necessary 10 enquire
except to guard against FIR tie future. This is
not RE o far rep oachss from os 6arty TO d,1ther
The one Tn 1Tict II kas dere 10 e fHbGc credit he
other for 1r!7t il has omitted 20 So sustain it, ne
greatly rcgre. therefore sec the acrimonious tebe,.
Dfso1 sqrty prints this subject, zgic are however.
e'te! IN htS sat ect 10 less regard than usli be-
Cause q! arc at vgritce, ~ hoe a7d be8ele, .Vit
he sentiments generally u tie federal P.b7y.
III 0dE.j77 20 The measures Ia which lie U,1tse If
fesentaioss stand risdSsd, and 7eiich ,giR donji.
sss reeei1s the sanction If tie Senate "a esf5eL u
6rOGd G7ds's5Stca'iGtbasis Of annual ,t,eR,e 10 g-
tain He credit lie adton roe learn Il is ia co7,teH1.
pat'o 10 oglifze an active sinking 0'd, an i'm
frgoed Pittn On this sH.sc 5eLeue, there is no
Inference Of ofirSn among ne Rei5fcfpls rho ere
determined TO amt erei1gps 10 r 81 the mast t-
Dlanent and SOLID foundation Heran9adl crrdis Ihey
haze e7eT been rs ny5t rigorous St11fYes md haze
rSbeed NTH WSgleS The doctrine advanced b., 1,s,e
rate eI7W9 pociQn IL his letters 70 Tire sope ard
from other gi.erfeTS which e1k7, 1enf N ne creal,y
gf coVtelciHg that future ddajtsiyufon grrHf ob
'ofTe the government from he payment efdsJt5 con-
fraete4 ~ he f7esht III a sIgrft directly he reu7e-
cfhhnt me pre- SEM administration If gousrn1ieit eff
Ter hn1RHg redeencG ncd,iy or ths old feis,di defr
are p.0UioTBg beforehand ft the reimbursement cri
hqaAoo. " the debt z'1ioh ttey are t5out 10 con-
tra>t
S,sei isMe effect jrs,s curse Of r,-r-rcs nm mn
Dicd n7I, that lre are 1r7d to hsrr fA nc cuer,,-
rl'It has Glregdy obtained yo9E fcrns, 1tltFo'n
f';5bc advertisement, Me ,Vhoc Of; neu,'y se zA,e
II '1efo97, Tgijch, IN en- fscQVencs QfHe G1brodch If
re enemy 10 me city IN .3H91At tIsf 7oGs t7i oiiD
t2rFy s4tacrf6ea The clouds IF dsiDsiou bqssy,,
a,gy; Hf sar Of Pc credit sLes flI7h rsilh }tsfrc
the greatsrf from RS harlng BEEN obsc7r,d-d h,gfe
sotci cHvN DC daursd IN me lt nEs.s ei1i,ileG6 from
rs e0ndlifs Of party ni4Gsnty. Nat Int
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-04
AvNApoL1s, Oct. 2s.
THE ENEMY,

In endeavcving 70 effect landing at Town
Point, Tracy's Landing, early in the morning
of Thursday last, were fred on by the Fort
containing che 9 FOUNDER, and garrisoned
with fUe nsu. After two fires, the enemy's
force, ono schr. ana seven barges, carried the
Fort. They then landed between $50 and
300 men, and after gaAantly - ulsing fve
HD1eTfcznS, had sufficient stock of modesfy
Oh hand 70 give ONLY three cheers we
have but little doubt on the receipt of this qio-
Jf2ns intelligence IN England the sides of the
Prince Regent viii swell with pleasing disten-
tion--the Tower guns be fired, and gene
raj and splendid Illumination Immediately
take place.
We are informed By an eye witness, that
there were but II rounds OF cartridge in the
Fort--that the first and second fires were ef-
fected wish fire cbunck, and the third at
tempt Rasced. Shortly after landing, the en-
emy commenced plundermg the Tobacco
House, and we're seen late 10 the evening near
the house Of a MIR. Tongue.
When our informant left tic neighborhood
OF Tcacy's lending. cept Franklin had about
70 men, anl no dorbs bv 10 O'Clock Yesterday.
had 2oo-lnd intended Uug tnen, battle.
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HsEr,Ncpr, November =.
THE ENEMY IN Ts3E C1ESh-

AIsAiNI.
Our readers have been Informed of the
eneE.y having landed Il considerable nuuaher
OF his troops on 1l!ghman's island, Ct the
inouth CT Shoptslk River, Eastern Shore
AMI commenced the erection OF extensive.
berracs>s.-iBis Is much more adv ancS.6
position. as we'll as 3 safer an more c,n,-
fcrtsose har'bor diam he possessed ut the Kan
giers. fte is now within sixty niles Of Bal
tiuloc. Since our account of Saturday, tire
cnemy has dispatched several SAL from Tn,
ABOVE rendezvous across the bay 10 / races
Landing. His naval .orCe at :, near ths Land
ing was, on Saturday, three saipS, ouc hril,
and tin &c schooners. A.lirg lan;,ed Il s,si
Gent force 70 protect his setn.en, they ", ~
busy IN taxing on the T1bacco., Trace, s
i.inaing is pest town, sitaatej on branch
"a '1erriDg Bay, eighteen miles below .aan.p-
oils.
Since preparing the above, we further
learn THAT The cnsny's picket gcarSls had
been stationed rs far as fgc miles from tbs
landing they mad a party at West River
CHURCH. They burnt the warchorse AT.
iracey's; Mr. 49,, JUST escaped, them, when
our troops from the ncighbornOoA # Patu.scnt.
appeared. The enemy fed to his she's
Capt.. Hcairp Of the boat t.vcly, came in last
n'gliS from Wye RIVER, Eastern Shore. Ee
saw ships, one brig and fvc schooncrs be-
tween Poplar an! Hepnt Islands Ia5ovc Thigh
man's.l
The CoSee House DcsI; has the following
Accounts received at Head Quarters u list
evening from below. The enemy had re-
turned from the expedition to Herring Bay,
having destroyed tie tobacco warehouse and
Carried OF a quantity OF tobacco. Shipping
at same anchorage rs evening before
They landed on Poplar Island Yesterday.
FED. Ca.
The Captain of the boat Lively, arrived
last evening, reports sail, G ships, l brig
and schrS.) between Kent and Poplar Isl
ands
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NEw-IoRE, OcS1ber IS.
rpTN NV-EEOvNrsr

Arrived, at O'Clock this afcerrccn, tbs
priv2teer schr. Grampus, late Niuryih,, be-
longing t. Baltimore, consigned 10 toisn
" mite & Go. from \ cruise OF 5 months OF: TIC
Western Islands, during which She has made
SIX prizes, manned OF them ana ordered
them in. On the 4tl of Sept fell in with the
British sioop Of war Ariel, disguised, AMI afler
very severe engagement which she re-
ceived several shot between wind and water,
succeeded in beating her Oft Capt. Murphy
during the engagement received a grape Shot
which carried away part of his light jaw and
tongue, and musktt ball at tae same iu-
slant in his right thish, hut reluctantly per-
mittel himselfto be carried below Re ex-
pred three days after killed il TIE engage
ment, Henry Young and J. A5bott--MaFtin
,Acr, : marine, lost "a leg.
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TIE ENEMY

The account from Annapolis is that tho en-
envy mas iandef, 1900 nneI. on Tlghman's Is
land, aod IS buitHJs barracks. They are
said e be ahurAanEiy supplied with fresh
provisions, and they have OF the Island, 200
head or very fine cattle, From tn. building
Of barracks on an Island in she Chesapeake
bay, less than SO miles from Annapolis, and
only between so and GO from Baltimore, we
are to conclude chat the regular crops belong
ING t. Cochrane's expedition, are to spend
their winter in Maryland. Ed. E5h.
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Oct. q
The Demands ofMc Eneny.


The following resolution, introduced by
MIR. Mcneil, passed both Houses of our ~.
gislaturc, UNANIMOUSLY Oh Saturday.
Resolved unanimutsfy, That the House O.
Assembly of the state Of n. York view with
mingled emotions of surprise and Indignation,
the eXtravGgant g disgraceful terms proposed
by the British commissioners at Ghent--that
however ardcntiy they may desire the r-sro-
ration Of peace to their Country, they can i.rv-
er Consent u receive it At the sacrifice Of ma
tional honor and dignity; that they therefore
strongly recommend TO the National leg;sla-
tuTe, tie adoption of the mot vigorous and
eIhcaciouS measures in the prosecution IF lie
war, as the best means OF bringing the contest
to an honorable termination, and Of transmit
ting unlmpaired to their poster.ty their rights,
liberty and independence.
RssoiUed, That the concurrence of the hon.
the Senate be requested TO the above res SOU
ton, and that in case Of snch concurrence, his
eXccltncy the governor be requested 20
transmit certified copy Of said resolution to
the President OF the y. States.
The u. States steam vessel of war FUI,-
TON The FIRST, will be launceJ 1t 9 o.
clock this morning, from Adam and No1i.
Browns ship y I'D.
General Brown Says the Utica Patr;ot)
isordercd to'tAke comm! and at oackctr's tiar-
Dor.
The British ship James, prize to the
privatecr Portsmouth, has arrived at an cas-
tern port.
~ THE STEAM BOAT.
Erfrgct IF Il letter .fioD General Ii4kes,'s
nh, 10 mr. S. .illeH ef.A5my, d15rd
October 20
Yesterday Gen. Risscl, wi.h his brigade
Crossed the Chippewa, six miles above the
main army under General Drlmmond, wita
the loss OF IS men, IL Of whom W ere Killed.
IG-morcOw the army under General lizard.
wa"
Gen. Brown had arrived at Utica on his
way toSackett's Harbor.
TRIM The C0rres1iDn4ent Of he COl,lni6i9n.
Platfsbucg, 0c!. 20.
Since the late glorious acton of the 18th
ult. an uninterrupted state of peace aud quiet
ness has reigued in thi3 quarter The prize
ship Coniance, brig Linnet, and the other
prizes, arc, with the Saratoga and Ticondero-
ga, laid up in winter quarters ut VI hite Hal;
leaving the Eagle and ealIeys at this place.
to remain until the lake closes, when they
viii also depart thence. The enemy have
at the Isle Aux NoiX, ten gaileys, whl.h
escaped M the late action; and although * is
understood their crews have been sent to The
O,her lakes, yet it is necessary to keep a
small force 10 watch their movements. T;
is respected that they viii try to gain the as
ce1dancy on this lake next seasgD by Ga!!ting
iargeiy--bnt with very poor prospect, as thc
force we now have here, after repairing, wa
be more than enough TO match their utmost
endeayours The army here are tusiiy cfr-
Ployed erecting barracks for the winter, and
have already built two more f,r;s ia addition,
to tiio5; ,hey had.
Gen. Maoo.as, the hero a tAe. defence Of
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~, oct 81
me ear':y ~ the H2stEd asail-P.sseo-
gers wso T."co here on SATURDAY evening ia
ms eastern stag lnioriIe US, thst on S4r-
ur,lay afternoon Ilel saw OF Fairfield 9 a.
S>h brgs CT wSTSarli the cutter Active. whi.,
they h;'s; repaired, and strongly ar,nsJ---
lle gutter was rlchace Of s,oop Which Mas
81 'niinS mt1r Biock ;tocl. He slcor ~,
supposed tohe q Newhaven p,cket. ftc,n \.
Aorf. 80 M,
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Cant. Bo;le, Of the Chssssur, captured
FeSsei f1'oIn Bermuda fo; the ChcsapeaIc.
and got from her ME of Bermuda u Der. 90
the l9lh OF Oct. which bc give to an efFic.,.
az Sandy t12ck. Capt. L. Informed us. tAat
INC papers 90 not centain any tafe EaruOean
ps@s. Admiral CSck5urr. had arrived -
S7,;.n'uta, from the Cnesapcatc Lord Hin.
hed not arrived At Bermuda. Gu tie leti Clcr
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Piattsburg, IS fully coniteut Of being abe =,
Keep th's frontier safe the eas,ling winter,
IRON any attack OF the enemy. lie IS gene
rally esteemed here the best scientific 1,n,.-
re- theti.aS Aech on the frontier We !,ok
"itr ANXIOUS expectation TO the Iesui. Of rhe
Ontario war. God grant success to oay ,,.,,,s
IN nat quarter! Thcn, if success crown our
Adorts there, we inay Gefy the whole aitci..9ss
OK the cne2'y 10 subiugatc US to hi. terms.
-No1'' tas t'aie to atccnsi q, the oil, provc,5,
" IAi-! we S.ani, divided we fall -
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British.
4nteTican.
Num5er Of guns IN favor Of thc British,
IRON or CORE hon9ent G. .fI5a1y.

IRON or correspondent e. .fI51zv.
An express this moment arrived. STATING
that Sackett's Harbor was assailed 6y Land
and water; that the militia vas called ont
e'i nGsae /; and that great fears were enter
tanned fer the safety of the place NV mfr
nation is from gentleman IN whom place
confidence"
ErtrGct Of bitter, rrceiUcI in this cif4, d.
tel R,Tk MGR, Oct. 5.
F." An express arrived here last evening
from Sackctt's Harber which left at O'Clock
n n nday evening. from Gen. Collins, order
ing out all the militia Of the county, 3 rcpi-
nents, stating that the British had appeared
off Snake Island great force. Our feet was
at OF ney Island, about 6miies apart. 1t was
expected they would return into the harbour,
! ne last news rom Gen. izari left him at
i'ataVla on tuesday Ngar. .fCU.
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DOMESTIC.
RosrnN. Oct. G

LEGIsLATU : or MASS ACHUSEiITT;so
Hylfoest.y fscf =, 1915
icobc9icace 70 the Proclamation of Ills FyceIl.,c,
''oNeInot The General! Court convened AZ tie Stot
Soon after TIC House was called T., o,v,,r sr,o.:.
table ' "'''' WIS '"'u on inc
MOVED, That committee be appointe,fto conf f,
With ai the Ncw-Epglaud States and see If ,hey I'M
agree 10 appolnta committee to Join them, ard r. mir
I'D "e ctV :" Washington Immediately, ihcn spd thru.
personality thmakc known To the President, the oei,r
,,d oInn o' all The New-En3a1d Stotcs in regard IN
INC present war; and ihu manner IN Which il hos been
coi' Uctcd and inform him that he must either rc,
ns o' rs resident, or remove those Ministers an
"hr' ,''5cc* oi the Cenorai Government, who haze
W '''' ncmriou' Plans ruined thc nai,on--sii loave
,2IcpoFi ny NV or Otherwise. Read and toyooi,og.
~ ~ at ~ O'Clock, grcd for consideration of tbe
tie ''ecrtary ofthc Commonwooiih came in will, q,
message irom lbs Excellcncy The Governor
IL SENATE.
DrdeTeo, That the Hon. Mesers. T.e,u;e
fiake and Moody. be 2 committee to eoo,,i~e
sru report whether any member or members
% lAe senate have voluntarily assumed ,rror
themselves any obligation to the king or GOV
ernuent Of Greet Britain, incompatible 5G,i
t'cT duty rs members Of the legislature n,
'l5 commonwealth. or their oath to summon,
t'e Cons;i,H. on Of tic United states. v;G
power 20 send Tor persons and papers.
q letter rom Erie, dlte1 Sept 20.1 saw,
SeA' JFummond has moved his army
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fort Gcorge,--SS ours BY the las. accounts. was
still at Erie. How long they wilirerain there
no one can tell By the last accounts, Gen
erai lizard was at Gemnessee river. Report
says he was on MS way with 5000 men to Nj
asara, Before long you will hear news of.
great importance from 1he lower lake and the
Straishts
"P. ). The BrFaloc mail arrived this
morning. General lx',rd has arrived at
Butiaioe~with 4000 troops in high spirita-
The straits viii soon be cleared Of the enc
my PtlS5urg Aicrcury.
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TNE pERCOCK NLOop orn.ah

~, >, HUDLlN ANCfst =
The Peacock, Ameica' soop of war, mounting 90
- p"nnders and Q long nine' with complimet o.
100 men, IS no" IN the Irish Channel The crcws u
several vessel sunk 10y her, arrived NJ Dn-Isar,, IT,
saws oi the Peacock much shattered, in cn.,se
U"enc" o. severe engagement wlic she had with q
I,'lssh s'oop OF war, unknown which she sunk
1 ~, tF"''y morning she was OF the Wex'Ir,! coast
she he's done r3uch misehiel--all the carf,rsl -,
have ees sunk.
! he Peaeock WIS crpzinr on lie Goth uItirno.
about seven leagues s. 5. W. Of Waterford To,
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WAsHINcroN. OK. 1O.
FROM GENT "

Or Saturday afternoon reached this civ.
Mr.. DALLAS, (son Of Mr. Secretary Dallas
one OF the Secretaries attached to our Em-
bassy t. Europe, who vas a passenger in the
carte! snip John Adams, which has arrived at
y. York.
The contents ofthe dispatches ofwhic,l he
Is bearer are not yet understood, but viii pro
badly nc communicated to Congress to-day or
tomorrow.
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.NOTICE IyNERERv qIHt.N ru1r-

Rpl Virtue Of q Decd Of Trust executed /, ~. h.,
10 Richard Lyon. 9th Cor7ty Of Amelia for t12
phrposs o. securing the payment of CERTAIN note ~
n'U' Tor one thorsand seven hundred and twenty five
o"r9 according n the terms of the said dr,.l cr,cb
tfr's nave not been complied with viii be s,ld NJ ,,,b
nc Aueon to The hishcsi bidder for ready money a,
the Bel- iaveImintheciiy Of Richmond on Satin ,lav
I'e "'' NN Z" nov next tract ofla1i lyin, & 5cr,
~ lie eouudes of Amelia Cufeb ,rl,.p1 ana p. ~
ward situated oa The river hppomatox in the g,,s NJ
'H8nanmi containing opc Thousand acres he The e,roc
more Or Tess; With sli and cir lar the an.fors,rrs
~. ZEE san' trac oflsnd ainaa the lands ofElgay
F@trs'o'' an lewis lsbeli ~ the coIoty Of Ct,n.,r
la'd and on ihe Prince Feiesri sie Il IONS the ,, -,
" mann y Lyon, a1l w. tho county NJ Apel,, !,
torches tha = Gs ofWil}sn g. I;go,, ToshIs smith,
a" .nseph Lyon, and IS tIe same land on whiS, tlo
said iGchard Lyon resides.
October 80,
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.NEw- YORK, Oct. 7th,
1914.-Ncon.
ATTACK UPON SACKETT'S HARBOR
On he Sfe0r,-BN7f Tara,


Ey the MeGr,-Bpaf Paragon
Ry gentleman who came passenger in the
Steamboat Paragon, arrivei this morning..
we learn, that ON Thursday morning an OK
press arrived in Albany, with letter from
Cen. Meyers, 10 his brother Col. Movers,
(who WIS on his way tn New-Yorls,) dated
Herkimer, at Q o'clock, y, NJ. of the 9Th, re-
quirin his immediate return, as Information
had been received Of an expected attack up
on Sackett'S Harbor Sir James Seo having
got out of Kingston with lis large ship, and
was III sight ; Us vas also the troops on the
land SIDE headed BY Sir George Provost in
person, with his whole force. He Informed
him that the militia was ordered out e..
ndsSc.
We also learn that our force at the IIarbor
Consists Of about 6o1O men, principally MILF
tn. Com Chauncey'S squadron was anchor
ed at Sandy or Stoncy Point, where tortiica-
tons had been thrown up.
ALBANY. Oct. E.
Er"oct cfa letter from q rcsfecta5le gentle
man 10 he Editor, dated Sac&etts E.r5or,
Ger. l.
"We have no important news for you at
this place. Our fleet were seer. OF the Ducks
last evening The enemy's feet viii be out
IN few days, when you may expect 20 hear
OF an engagement, as tits generally believed
our commodore vii, give them a chance Of
trYlpS their luck on this lake. l annex YOU
an exact statement of the force Of the two
teets by this You viii perceive we are con-
sl1crably beiliud the enemy in gIas, but 0nr
o'lcers and men are undoubtedly superior to
the enen,v's"
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IN orfl'r If Gen Smith, a76Ee Piaenea or5.s
I'cliSirG.'to I@"e, are organised mo sen rc,c
Go ps, and are ocvei 10 Ie ,aqrcie,' t,., ~, III,
TINES arect, 10 8srenf points ofo5sezq,i9 br,,,
BGif'more AMI &rith Point Ihs 5eLole G,cto b, IN.
d-' tbe co'79nNt1'It COL U07alioa. T llfe crs,o;,
Hamilton, efGic Lancaster RiGe1lea.
Eft. Fed Gaz
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without regard TO nc cry ofpartv. We have
no means so efficient for "rcpelEng invasion"
IS ito drive 1T @ack u the oncmy's country
We war not against the Comedians we war
not for Fore land; VIC war for the Tranquility
of our own shores
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Leonard Town, Oct. 7th. 1914.
StR--fhe whole Of the ensny's force INT
l2y IN the Potomac have gone down the bav.
l he{ set on YESTERDAY about the middle of
Point Lookout.
(5iSucd) .FENVyICK.