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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-20
HicAiniorid, { IA. J iSat,adiiy, .qtgust 90.
VlRGINIANS
PREPARE


Northern Neck, has received fresh supply of
ships and of troops. Are We ready fer them
ASK your constituted authorities, if every
thing has been done which ought to be done
How long will it be before these buccaneers
VIII lily at higher game than what they have
attempted--how long before they will extend
their ravagcs from our fields to our cities?
Does this idea arouse you, my conntrymcn?
ihen grid on your swords. Fly to meet an
enemy that lays Ill before him in ruins. Proud
Virginians you have character to suDpo,t
"a character which your fathers bcqueathed
you during the war of the Reyolution--a cha
racter, winch your brothers OH the fields OF
hampton and of Chippeway have washed
brighter with their blood.-Let the enemy
come when he may, meet him with the rcso-
luton that becomes you--and he will rue his
rash enterprise in blood.
tncre are not troops enough to defend
tlose points which the enemy NAV attack,
let them be Immediately called out. Let no
SHPehce be spared to save the honour of our
country.-Peace talk not of Peace, when we
have such an enemy in cur Ban. If there
were to De Peace in a fortnight, the cost of the
troops would soon be- over-but how should
we relish peace. which would be ushered
IN by the flames of our cities IF peace isnot
to return 50 soon, there Is no surer way of
making your enemy disguised with such en-
terpilzes than by iepellng him, at first with
vigour and success. To arms, then to arms
S'oninefon Ct Hardy =
1t Com. Hardy fails against small village,
what will he expect to achieve against a large
town IF he is foiled by a battery of two Is
Founders, what impression will he make up
on tort guarded by 50 and ~ poundersl If.
ne is beaten by the militia of a village, what
VIII ne effect against the citizens of large
towns He has tried almost every sort OF at
tack-he has failed in ALL He moved his
barges and his brig into shoal water-the
shot OF the Spartan battery was too hot for
nm. lie retired to respectful distance,
annoying them from his ship e the line
and trlgates- 5omb-shells & thirty-two poun-
derS flew thick as hail around our brave
countiymen, while our IS Id. shot we're una-
Die to J. ach them-they perforated our hou-
ses in vain our brave troops stood to their
post-they neither fed, nor sued for oharter.
hey saw their haonati)ns shivered around
them, with no other sentiment than Contempt
2nd Indignation against the Thurman enemy.
Can such men be beaten! Impossible Ac
cordng to the last accounts, they nd 1900
militia in the village, ready 80 meet the foe
upon the beach, if he should dare to land up-
On it. Brave inhabitants of Stonington we
owe you our gratithde-O country thanks
you Tor your deeds. Let every part OF our sea
board be but as brave as voa, and we NAV de-
ty the mpotebt malice OF a ferocious enemy.
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lNo. A.
MOUTHOF THE POTOMAC.
THE 4 Asf'Ir ca,

The following DISPATCHES were enclosed Yesterday
10y Ten. Parker, in letter dated the f7th jus
ECfrdct Of II letter f0m j. Cto1gBng. IT. I,Joct.
924 ReeiyiHf, to -hqjor Jtsb,54gRe. dnrd
Camp, Uiconoco- Church, o'clock n. No
.FHgfi3f lGU, 1917.
SCI have ibis moment received info,1noi;o,,
vlet that there were about rs sail 0enor ,ycb s.,
shps) in sight, standing up the Bay-The head nc, or
them abreast Of tie Div ding Creeks and that tb, con-
u'ued to hcsye in sight till he quit lie aso $50
sll beating down the Bay wiz give The earliest IN
formation o'tiicrn nny power to-rnorFov.
J. 5. Since writing the above, another yide re,o,-s
- sell standifgup tie Bay with E.r breeze.
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From he .Sornr to the Some.


10th August, O'Clock, a. NJ
Since my last the Videt from Fleets Point has
returned and reported that sunset there we.e TWEEN.
~ ships, two tigs md two schooners abreast Of that
place, standing up the bay.-from the lights wici
we have seen from this place. it is evident they are
nov standing NJ the Potomac l, is not usual for large
siis to coutn,e under way after dark il, such mar
row waters and from their precipitation in ascending
the Potomac, some early ottack must be attempted "
tiem--leriiaps On tao clty"
~ Mr.. Carmichael, rho brought the a
boVe dispatches, states that the enemy have
been for several days on ST. Georges Island,
getting wood and water---and chat when the
last reinforcement arrived at themouth of the
Potomac, grand salute was hred for Is mi
nutes--t had not formed a junction with the
other squadron, when he left the Potomac
IL We have very little doubt, that it is
Admiral Cochrane, who has arrived from
Bermuda, with some of the troops expected
from Bordeaux. 1t is mistake that Coch-
ranc has been off S:onin.eton-the kerlv and
heroic Attack upon that gallant pillaec
has been reserved for his humans compeer,
Commodore Hardy.
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Two. l.
"H q. Henferson'$ Store, !
Ihgust ISM, 1914. !

SIX,
inclose fof the information Of tic com
mander IN chief copies Of a correspondence
Transmitted TO this department by Cen. Hun
gerford between him and Adj. Cockburr. to-
gether with copy Of the opin',n Of the Court
of enquiry, the proceeding of which were M
closed to the Admiral.
am yrs, respectfully,
mo TORBEPVILLF,
To tie NIT CencrM
"Heod Quarters. Fire s, 1914
" HdoFr@ e Cacf64ra. copimagarg
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.NOIICE

~ II is Tie d.te7zsfualioy Mi, ,,,,,,ko.
tie Jreeho3ders # Z4ckfJeIjqn1 10 LoLJ y, y
for Mr.. John Randolah az tie ncrr ca,,e-rr, -
sionai election. lug 70 .
~ is IND c1siood distinctly ti7t ,,c1E. Pan
gym sA0Hta be elected, tie 7vH Sc,-ye me heo-
6HcfirFt9n7, .fp;r. %. IN -
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OFFICIAL.

We publish the e. aoans adici s. ti,afiie y;rgpian
may see the corteuptnous snd Contenbiibde terms in
which that accomplished CenHcs,an Admiral Cock
burn, addresses himself 10 nm Ca.cer of 'hc State
we are tisposcd 70 bsmco our oiecis for their co1ifs
scsson in Submitting tho inbuationsor such AN enemy
to mhtaiy enquiry. 1t would have been better a.
have passed over charges which the enemy either fab
rieaed, or did not in silent contempt
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ONE DAY LATER.
Aurust IA 'clc

August "a clock, P. NJ.
q Tag of truce has just arrived from King
ston with IS prisoners, citizens, taken on board
small schooner aud sundry boats.
One OF them reports that they were kept 8
days, 2 days in the town, and i day on board
the Prince Regent-that all the ehenv's feet.
excepting ships, had gone up the lake with
troops-that there are not to exceed 1900
troops at Kingston, and that the now shin
would not be ready under 5 or weeks.
We have information from Ocde ,sburch
which is believed tobe correct, that The con-
manding officer at Prescott has NOTED the
inhabitants of that place, that they mist leave
the place, and remove every thing they wish
10 save WITHIN days, as they sh lid then
take'poSsession and fortify, and sho !, co,,rc,.'
the houses into barracks for the reception Of
troops
A Mr. Wells, siiyersmith, of this place, is
Sa'd 70 nave gone to Canada, via. Og ensburyh,
and has carried with him one Of orr re,vIy ;,,'
vented repeating guus, which he ha learnt to
make.
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WA.KTtero- me. -

WA7E1-'GTo--, tug. IS.
sent, to the Sec of,i,o Navy dated Charleston. Aug.
tcEe g'''ot fleas1Tc =, co7rs,t -:rs N ,, tls
Pt''foi'c gGsT u '7r Fic2i BtTS Thai 5,tf7- ~
ms cir T'ho hqc rcorlesteei M, IN ~, ,,, ,5.' =
re e7sn vonr sar@te- Ccbt Porter re cssn,aa =
Gne NE 7S's Or figdte of he f,.af IL rs. he ,y
oi@[a ,igfr him. thar slaH be eq7aj 10 arr foot e
H7r'o Aisesteem dadt t,,ob tis, or 5;s co,,,s.
an doSe e1Fesr in smbof ocf co..ity,is yigIts,
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Since my last OF the 5'l, have learnt tla.
the following prisoners now in the squadron under
Yo"r compa d, taken MONDAYS Point on the Sd
Instant, VIZ '--Eshe Williams, aged about 66 wears
Luke cameron aged about 53,litto; Thomas BencluIn
80 scout 20 ditto; Christopher Dauson John King
ana homs Mutt. IL is my dutv to represent 10 YOU
at the three irst are the military ager,escrihed
by law ana that none taken in arms but were. as
Understood, peaccah.y rcUainlgat their own homes
IRON which, the' were iocbiv taken and the hons
Ses OF several burnt under these circumstances their
detention woi!d b. nlauslly contrary to the Iaws,r
9saees "ic'vizet nations, and to the declarations of
Sritrh commando rs in similar cases--and 1 request
their discharge
"i have the honor 20 he your ve, o,elient servant
"J0H,N' u. HLJ.AtGgRFORD
&c B. g. commanding"
.S-Sinee writing the foregoing, have understood
hon tle LIT. Col to whose regiment Thomas Bc,cI,r
was formerly attached, that la held commission,
"a the militia! as eaptai but, that bou montl,s since
ms r9'np"y WAS Dissolved, and that he holds no com
uland, also 5hat 1homas Mutt as supern,,n,,a,r. al;
eer ia the militia. oI p n,
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Erfracf of ie'te- fou NH Hiram Bltelrer to
1AJ foi5, Twbei1ii1e, d,,cd
"CAMr, SIMS HUI, 18Th Aus. 1914.

haze the hororto inform you, gor the infu.
nation OF tie General ihat ~ this moment there are
t H"ps shu 2 Wls coming 10 anchor % Smith
polf and aminfofrned by atcrtctne, of rrsr,cr,.
smln!, That there are others standing up T'l,rse
SHIPS ere an accession to he enemy'srce The sbios
yins m Uie mouth Of tie Potomac tbs morning ret,
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NETlLL n GIVEN for such i1r.r--5s,;o,, % = 7,
..1,. crab N. 70 oh;ain no. CT ooop7 ma, SeI
u, 'Iret T. Richmond, V. e. The c,,rc,f M. Io,,,
Noo.i1'f, PoTll g-fireen, Ys. A r" TIE .i[sre.
me toqed box, was started the stose from 5ijadei
Pnn m June, and has passed throueh Aicysoi,,. -
%,sh have not heard ot It combined T., settg Of
s.er-pne CONSIST OF tea-rot, sugarisl ard ersar,
not one hHrd.e fer teapot, sx dozen new "a zion and
tnrc dozen plain table spoons and twelve dozen plain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-20
LATEST FROM ERIE.
EcfrGcf q isffcr 70 the KaHor cftI. Ucek-

~ NCgSfcT, QdfcQ
camp at Fort Erie, SIN Aug 1874.
" his army is now strongly entire l,hed AZ
his place nne will be able 10 resist qilv at
tack that MAJ he MADE on l. Liel-. Cen.
@ninmcond is within sight, and probl5ly hes
4 superior force we expect a hgn. daily.
no RON &C sPeciWens already given ,f the
T"EEVry OF tnis erny, the nation ought 10 feel
Confident that we shall not die~race to
CHAUNCTY'S FLEET.
Tie Letter f,,,,. ,yt,.ls, - & -.
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LATEST PROM sACKETTvs VAPBOR

. IINTNIIN 4.
Etf'acf " a letter, datrd Sackett', Ha1Bor,
ing. 10.
Information reached here yestcrd ~ that 4
OF the enemy's briggs left Kingston Avs pre-
yious to tile sailing Of cur feet from tis place.
IN company with some transports, for the re-
ief OF r'cir garrison at Fort Mag .ra, who
were much IN want Of provision. ~ this you
VIZ perceive thereis some Pfosp t Of the
Commodore having toucl. AZ a ia It of their
nc. ~ Ieast. ~ H.yi1 .Idp.
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S.apt.' Stevenson's corps II Art0IeTy
having been ordered to take the field th;.
sistht members are hereby comnan,k
ilrthNDlth to rendezvous in Richnond.-Bw r
der of the Captain Vf
aug. 90 - ~ =. 0e'f :.
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by Virtue Gi ;Jttia IT-I-, T--1 -
me subscriber, for ;be purposes tlerei. ,rr,se,
ee, ad III eonio'nitv 70 decree ortie Honorable CONT
81 s. S.an Ger Tor the Richmond strict ~ haii pro-
ol sent next, al II o'cloc. on the premises for rsa.
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HOTSE ANn rnr

m ;ae crossstreet No II, leading from the Post C,fP-a
Tor. f''- y - / mes , Ay-
Aug CO. 0ANL- FtTHl'
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M GRETTER. !. w. e.

lhG a rent sive~-smiths througho. ti,e state apd
elsewher are earre Sly requested should anv s,i,h
si'uons late be Offer for salc, 70 stop IN and
f"e = information Should the above hoy BE- tol,r
VIII give an additional reward n fifty dollars eo. Tho
apprehension aud conviction o. the thief T. . sts,s
o"nersbetween the and AleSandria viii rcas. MI.
e''quly where the hoS has be,u lost rs il raw h,
been put IN the wrong stage A pertlero.,, 3 ''.'
~ me STAGES by t'ename OfNNitc or n,iz, bur,,., p
e.Fed none, IL Alexandra to paw the r. eft If II IN
uumiiiet II either OF those rentemeo can ,,i, no, ~
ny 'ui Imauon about it, VIII be thankfully received
Nj CREI TER
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OH.T Q FH.4NCI3 40 %

Ss NE Just received an ea.ol syc assor,o,. - 80
'','i'1s among '"toh are The following ar+n.Ies
a.evantnes s3ttins, PHO and Plai Fiorerse Six
bingham, Cotton Sir,nas. s. ,ctcr E,,o t.
ms NyraourF' Iickicnhurps bst R9clsi:r CroTee
aTa .F fne Cotton ocSinss, vesns &c &c all 4
N''.-I' w WI DE- n son on accommodating terms
2l-oO-9O0 dozen haIfpiqt 1rrnblers
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Their position, except one ship, which got undcr xay
aud stoOdup the Potomac tins nlorniny''
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From an English EUening Paher, Of June 4
AMERICA


The storm which has been so long impend-
ing over the hot-headed war party of AmeIi-
ca, may be expected soon to burst OH them
with the most terrific and destructive effects.
His Majesty's ships Forth and Erebus, (the
latter vessel fitted up a rocket ship,) sailed
from Portsmouth for North America on Sat
urday last.
1t is computed that the reinforoements
which have already joined the gallant Sir
George Provost, since the last campaign, will
give him AN army of near 10000 effective
men. IF to these we add the expedition IN
der lord Hill. (Which has been variousIy esti-
mated at from $4,000 to Is, eco men) it will
appear that government intend to bring affairs
on that continent to a speedy issue.
Lord Hill, it is said, is to menace the capi-
tai, while Sir George Provost carries on the
war on the frontiers of Canada.
Eriract ofG letter from MINIS, Cper the Sberce.
ddted 10Th lime
"Atithe imported English manufactured goo,ls which
had been put INTO entrepot, win be admitted, and
must be l'nmcdiatpy rc-eXported la consequence of
teprohibton ofmannfactured goods. our cotton manu-
lecturers have set to work again. and have already sent
severailarSe orders for purchases into orr Market
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List N1GHTSdE aIL.

from he HerSimer .Incrica7,. .6ue. II.
The prisoners taken on the Goth, by gen
brown passed this place yesterday
another strong reinforcement Of troors is
sad to have arrived at Quebec from Europe.
FTon or ca4ondent.
SACKETT's HARBoR, Aug. G.
Our feet, after lying Some DAYS in sight Of
kingston, have taken a cTuze no the Lake.
1t was on the mouth of the Gennessee River
yesterday.
Several beats and merchant schrs have
oeen captured by the eneuiy's gun-boats since
the feet lett there
am now satisfied that the enemy's feet
VIII rot meet ours till they have superior
force, which vii not be long first
=, Report says from so to 90 boats passed
PRESCOTT on Wednesday last, loaded with
troops for Kingston
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:, pih'', AK Evening, Ci,A8rs- BrAGPovr So no
hesis,er Of the Land Office of this Comrno,y, ne
l'ls friends arrreqqrsted to attend his Funetl ,li,
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"JoRN-WJ o.NEs, Jsdsc .a.yoca,e.a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19

m, and arrived here last night, states, that
she was taken prisoner by barge Of the frit
gate two months ago. on his way to Amelia-
from this port /; that he was on board when
the officer was sent up TO the city with q
Gag for the purpose Of efFectine an exchange
Of prisoners that the Representations Of
the officers on his return excited crest iDdig.
nation on board the frigate; that she set
sail immediately for Bermuda where all tile
American prisoners were lett; that he was
detained by Captain Jackson, being inform,
ed thar he was good pilot, for the southern
Coast ;tl,at on Saturday morning last. the
frigate made 'rybee Light, in company with
~ brigs of war that on Sunday last. ar
snngements were made to sendup the bar
pcs of the ,qnadron with rockets to- BURN
'fHE CyTy, from which the Commodore
was diverted by Information that rich con
voy YVES ON its way to Amelia, which they
cnt,eavorcdt to intercept that he made his
escape iroma barge sent ashore at St. Cath
arine's Sound to procure water that all on
board expressed great indignation against
this city, and said they were determined TO
turr it. 81 IS,
Let them come, arrangements are making
10 give them Stonrington Dose. We CAM
not fo into particulars.
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10 BE RENTED OR SOLD.
THE MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

& The MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HORNER of Eleventh & Market.streets.
~ Philadelphia, and possession to be had
immediately The house is So feet front, 60
feet deep. and four stories high. The lot is
$50 feet deep to 80 feet street. There are
annexed two large buildings, one of which
contains "a bed chambers the other is Sc
feet front, 50 deep and two stories high.
situate on Eleventh and the so feet street.
The present tenant Mr.. William Renshaw,
hashad upwards of so beds employed in this
establishment. Every thing employed in
the kitchen and wash house, by contr act
with Mr.. Rerlshaw, TO remain. The whole
is completely furnished for public house.
The present tenant has published nothing
but what is perfectly correct. and the ex
tract from his advertisement gives an accn-
rate description of the establishment, viz
" William Renshaw informs his friends and
particularly Ladies and Gentlemen travel
ling, that in his new establishment he has i,
amply ihhis power to accommodate them il
a superior style. having a number OF private
parlours for fa miies, as we'll as double and
single beddcd chambers. The situation plea
SAINT and airy, being opposite to an open
square. Hereby giving his establishment a
decided advantage over every thing Of the
kind in Phiiadelphia."
Should The tenant or purchaser be inclined to
extend his views, there is lot adjoining 1874
feet Gil Eleventh and I52 feet tho so feet
street He may haye the whole or part of this
lot. For terms apply to
JOSEPH TRENT.
Richmond, Oc,. 15s ep2w.
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NOTICE.

a n Advertisements for the sale of Sundry
IN Property, conveyed by me some years
ago, to Pitrfnan and Woo6son, having ap.
pearsd in this paper i cannot permit this
ilagrant breach of friendship and politeness
on the part of Mr.. William Woodson, to ap-
pear in public print. without counteractiBg
those impressions which his advertisement
may make upon the public mind, That this
RESORT to obtain a pauliry balance due to
him, has proceeded from the non payment
or refusal TO pay--So far from that, Pro-
perty to the amount of six thousand dollars,
was conveyed to Piitman and Woodson, in
which Thousand or eleven hundred dollars
due 10 those Gentlemen were Included
This conveyance was unasked for by either
6f them.--The origin of the deed is known
to the Gentlemen, aud particularly to MIR
Woodson, it was foreign from the purposes he
has used it. The friendship reposed in him,
has been converted to lucrative purposes,
and an exposition of my feelings and proper
ty has been the result Of the confidence pla-
ced in MIR. Woodson, as nay friend "A very
considerable SUN has beea paid, the paultry
balance Of 4 or S 500. has never been asked
for-The first indication of his want Of this
balance, was bis advertisement, of at least
s 1000 worth of property, at time. Mr.
Ross was from home, making an arrange
ment with his fatker for the payment of thi.
debt, and others.
it is with reluctance, have noticed thi.
advertisement, but do not dcspond, tina,
the public should think that unwillingnes.
to do Mr.. Woodson an act of justice, has gi'
ven me to this upjustifable resort. of his.
yULIANNA ROSS.
October IL. ept1sO
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VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
Aifhl1tonn,
WrpNHsDAY. ocropEn 10, 1914.

r. 20
The Rational Intelligcncer, received by last
rights mail, CONTAINS tie Presidents Message,
cf the 18th inst. transmitting to Congress copies
az the instructions 60 the l'enipotentiaries of
&c q. S. charged with e3ocia,ing peace with
e.. I,ri,ain.-1lese papers shall be given, in the
next Argus. il their great length will permit.
The two messages which Congress lately
received from the President, are of the very
FIRST Importance.
They areimportant. first, because they
show in most upequiyocai terms the willing.
ness Of The present administration, from the
cemmencement Of the present war, to mske
peace on the fairest conditions. (
'Phey arr important, secondiy, because
they demonstrate that the enemy is not wiIc
moreover, that he isihcnencsd by a spirit
Of ambition, which not only seeks 10 trampie
ON our maritime rights, but demands, as n
peace Giiering. a sprreDder of terrtery and
reIlrqu siaient Of other points which have
heretofore meyer been brought in question:.
I,may be emarked, on this occasion, hat
III rart of the claims made uponthe Unied
States directly affect the southern sales
Int these States viii. nevertheless. as they
always have, consider any part of the uni-
Cg Oh iTs rights touched, 5ust az If they
were touched themselves. and go to the OK
tent Ct the last shilling and the last man to
resist ouch aggression.
Sbe tine has a.-ved, indeed, when tile de-
sign CT the enemy is obvious ;wten no man
ef cop,mon rense and honesty can doub. of
the Intentions of cur adversary, and when
as admiral CncxDnrn is represented to have
said, we ulust resolve to achieve cur indie
pcndenca once more.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed b.
Craddock Vaughan and Mary his wife
the 29th OF July 1913. to US. far certain pur,
poses tn erein specified, we viii on Monday
the 3ist OF Oetober next, proceed to sell ae
Goochiand Court house, to the highest bid
DER Tor ready money, tract ofland, supposs
ed to Contain 500 acres, lying on the waters
OF Little creek ia Goochland county, and
bounded by the land Of John L. Harris, VIII.
liam Gray and others, being part of the land
on which the said Vaughan re sides, 70
WILLIAM MILLER
THOMAS MILLER. STrusteea
WILLIAM GRAY. }
Goochiand, 2sth Sept. 1917 {st.)