davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

5000 lbs Coffee-Hhd. w and N Rum-4o
bo1es mould aud dips candles-chefts Of 3ouchong
aud Hyior ikia Tea--lacks caiGa--noses Victims
Ma AID CaocosHs-3y, kegs Virginia rooac-
co-badders Snuf--A large Allotment Of Bottom
and Che mford q als--lO0oO vt, cut Na.ls, from
the Saco ManutAcfory-Hhd, coasfe salt
The above Goods are of the firth quality 4 will
oe fold on reaiouable terms If Et n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

-HR fubfcribsr hereby gives pubIick no'ice 10
all CONCERNED. that they have been duly an
poin,ed and ,aken upon th.nfe We. the ,ru. Of R1
ecu,ors Of the lal Will and Ieltamens of sIMEON
FirTSflate Of Scar borough la tie county of Cum
berand yeoman deceaisd, by giving bond a. the
law direcas--they therefore requeit al! pericns
Who are indebied 10 The laid decades ena:e 10
make immediate payment aed ,hoie who have anv
demands thereon, to exhibit the lame to
SIMON E1ILxlKEN
EUN1cG FITS.
Tsae ssb, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

Nero s Eatbionabls Britannia Var
ENOCH MOULTON.
No. 8, Jsss.' 1pssv, EssSe.,, ~
EIAs j-6 received. in addition to his forns,
ltoek. new and fashionable aGorsma. =
), Britannia Mare
among which are-elegan, fwelled. curv.a -
obloIg rea Pots, Milk Pots. Sugar Bowls. tn.
blers, Snuf Boxes, &c-and 10 daily espeesne !.
sdortmect Of Church Furniture, iush 4, Fl,voo..
Tankards, Rafous ane Tumbler.--all which -,
be fold a. low a. can be purchafsd 10 Boon /,
elsewhere
Aya-On hand . general afior.mens Of Plated 1
Japased Ware-Jewery- Cutlery, &c.
Lixeyys' Of Biz evs sss./ st7vise--wsssasse ,oa
Necklaces Soup LadIss-C Gravy do.--Tahe IA
Tea spoons-Sugar Tongs-saIt Spooas- Tea POI
Milk do.-Sugar Bowls umblefs- Pitcher
Watch Chans-1 himbies, &c.
gesers' aHor.meni Of AdILITARr CcODs
oil Of which 10 Of the .ateil aud moll spoeova
fathions and workmanfhip, md will b "a =
tuch prices ~ he thinks will meet the spoeokaa;o
o. a" eu'tcmers Psssissd, Ma, 30, iSi4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
John Mahan
viii give HIGHER PRICE for
Hating or Shipping Furs,

Hdltlllg OF onIpplllg rurs,
sher in large or FINAL lots, than can be Obtained
sItewhers ia Por,land--The following kinds are
wanted. Muskras, 5eaver. Rabbit, Otter, Sable,
Mink. Bear and Fox.
Portland, June IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

Sleeps Wool Wanted.
Nash will be paid for Fleece Wooi-by
~ GEORGE HILL &. co.
At No. s, Muf1ys Row. 3sAs u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

II no perion ihall appearto dfeharge faid Taxes
aad all nece1Ary intervening charges on or before
the thrtie,h day Of July next at one o'clock in the
afternoon 70 much of fAid Lcn OF Land a. ihall be
fuficent 10 dlfcharge the fame will then be fold at
Public auction, TO the highsl bidder according to
law, II the dwelling houie of Jofeph Stephens, In
holder in faid town Dated At Norway, the Goth
day Of May, A. d. 1914
WILLIAM HOBBS, Csiisas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

he fubicriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned. that ine Ia, been duly appointed
AID taken upon herfef the uuit Of adnainiilra rn
on the ena,e Of EpHRAIM SdJV7-ER late of
Falmouth. IN the county of Cumberland, Mariner.
decea'ed. by civ ng bond a. the law directs-she
therefore requea; all per(ons who are indebted to
The iaid decsaied's eiate to make immediate pay
msnti and ttcfe who have any demands thereon
Co exhibit the fame to her
ABIGAIL ID SAWYER
June h,I8lA mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

Il AZ tuaicrioef hereby g,ves Pusiic notice TO all
concerned, tnat Che has been ..uy appoistrd
and taken upon herfe!f he truA Of adminifr A,rix
ON the etste OF fPlRaIM BRYANT, Iaie of
Raymond. in he county of Cumberland, 1jp
wright, deceaied, BY giving bono a. The law directs
-fhs therefore requeits al perfons Who are indeas-
ed TO the faid deceaieds eftare to make immediate
payment; and ,hoie who have any demands there
on, 10 exhibit the lame TO her
MARTHA BRYANT.
Jsss 4, 1914 max
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

HE tuhicriber hereby g'vss public notice to ali
concerned, tina, he has been duly appointed
and taken upou hmfelf the ,ruf Of admn,ffrator
on the eiiaie of WILLIAM JENKS, la,c Of Port
land, 10 the county of Cumberland Blackmth.
deeeafed, by giving bond as The law d,rects-He
therefore requefs all per(ons sho are indebted to
the faid deceaieds e0ate to make immediate pay
ment and thofe who have any demand thereon
20 exhibit the fame 10 WILLIAM LORD.
June g. 1874 t9ssi4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

MADAME FROUrfs,a native of France. but
AVA ofiate very unsor;u oate in The wea ludies &
is eceih&ed e remain here Cor .hort tim, would
during her aav. 'nltrua the youth of both f.xe.
IN the French language; proviied \ fufficient
number could he oh, a,ucd TO eaabe her 10 defray
her exrences while here. For further infor nation
p!eafe apply At The The dwelling honie Of Mr. Ben.
jann Wehtter, o. the wei end Of the town
Portland Juae 9, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
FAMILY DIsPENSARy &.

THE fubfcriber manufae Cures, and l.eo. go.
among a variety Of other valuable PA.
ton. 10 hi. Collection Of FAMILY MrDIcIsSsss...
the following viz-Efence Of Peppermint. cn..s
erberry. Hem'oek and raniy BALKAN Of I H"aE
and BALKAN of Life Eye.Wafhe,; Wafh.. ~
o'ntments for the lrcH; Worm Powder, s. ,aa
and 'aundice B'tters; Elixir Pro. Ei1ir Ply
sor.e Liquid iaudanun; Syrup Of 'quilI. Al
MEDICINAL sIMPLEs the produce Of on ,,a y" 9
cline of acknowledged utility, in Domefl;c p ~
tice. and neriting place in the Precrin,.a.' -
redical gentlemen. "
Practice OF PnYsIc.-The fubfcr;be, .o....
ues Iike~iie occa6onay TO t,e/e,iS< r., -. ' 80
with refults aufpicIous to the csufe and r.O.J.' ~
of MEDICINE. JOSHUA I.RAvrr.r
YaY6ss' B,idgj May 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

JOSEPH HOOLE,
LAS for fale, At his fsre. bottom of Exchange
ffreet,
500 buihels Scotch Barley,
of hyperion quality ALTO, as uiuai,
w. l. Goods and Groceries,
of the ara quality. on reafonable terms
4sss 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27
ELEGANT BEAVER Hrs

THE Directors of the Portland Hat Me..f.a...
inform the Gentlemen of Portland ,na ~.
csan.ry, that they are manufacturing FINE HATs
upon An improved plan, and in superior r..s
ner; and cheaper than any told 10 ,he D;lr;a Z
Maine according to the quality. Having obta,ss
F,eseL ,ssspn for coloring, they will warrant Nv.
Hats TO wear good black.
Geutemen who wish to purchafe are ;p,;,.a ).
call at the Hat Factory Ware Hou!e and er,m;..
for thsmlelves. ALSO
A quantity of COTTON YARN for f,le :. !.
bove,
JOSHUA SHAW. Aeeus for y. n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

i'HE CARDING MACHINE formerly at the
Steep Falls. Norway. are moved to Ctages
Mills, Hebron, where Wool will be carded on the
ihortsd notice, and in the ben manner. Wool
'aken for pay-and generous price given. There
are three Csrdirg Machines to work and ip-
tend 20 accommodate people when they fetch ,hei'
Wool If poa'ble. They are all ready to receive
wool. SAMUEL RATCLIFF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

1'HE iublcr.ber hereby g'ves puback na,ee 10 Al.
concerned. that he has beeu daily appoissedsud
taken upon hsmfef rhe trut Of Ad,n,niiirasof on
the eaase Of DOLLY ROGERS. late of Freeport, ia
the ccu-'y Of Cumberland. widow deceafcd, by
giving bond the law direeas-ihe therefore re.
queils all perfons who are indebted to The faid de
ceaieds eitate TO make immediate payment; and
'hoie who have any demends thereon TO eshihi,
the lame 10 JUAN A HYDE
Jsss 9,S, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

>AME into the enslofure ,f the fuhfcriber on the
'o'h init. dark red Mare The owuer is de.
hred to prove properly, pay charge. and take her
s~ay-Apply TO JACOB KNIGHT.
Faiw0sfb. Jses Is, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-27

WE The tuf'fcriberS having been appointed by
the Hon Samuel Freeman, Ffq Judge Of
Probate for the county of Cumberland, to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors TO the
enate Of JOSEPH WOODMAN, late Of Freeport.
in faid county, yecman, deceafed, repre(ented in
toivent. give notice. that fy months are allowed
the creditors TO bring ia and prove their claims,
and that we fhall attend that fervce at the Office
Of John Frs'hiusham, Eiq, on the 6rfi Saturday, of
the Eve following months
JOHN FROrHINGHAM,
JOSEPH TirCOMB.
pe,fiosI, 9sss 10, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Mr.. Martin Smith.

SIn'-As you are nota resident of the state
OF vlfgnia, and have no known agent residing
IN the said state, known TO me, YOU ara herehS,
notihed' that shall, in Mrs. Reads tavern. 81
Campoe,i courthouse, in the state OF Virginia.
on Monday the 10th of October next, proceed 10
take the deposition of James Glass and others.
on tuesday, Wednesday, and THURSDAY. The
I'm 18th and 18th days of the same month. az
tie store house of John Read, in the county and
state aforesaid, proceed to take the Deposition
OF colonel John Hoiconbe and others !: and or,
Monday the 18th day Of the same month, in tbs
tavern OF John Williamson, at Prince EDWARD
take the deposition Of capt. Samuel Carter and
Others, which dispositions are to be re adj as evi.
dence in suitin chapcery now depend: ng in
aforesaid in which suit am complainant and
yourself, SamneI l.. Locket and Wx.thal BoI-
combe are defendants. when and where you nav
attend if you please. ''"S
MARTIN HANCOCK, Ex,orof
THOMAS HARVEY, nsc'd.
August 4, 1914. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
LAND for SATE

WILL SELL the LAND whereon now re.
n side, in the county Of Buckingham, Mules
below New Canton; and the same distance from
James river; containing by late surveys S524l
acres, ofwhich about 400 are vet covered Win
the Origisal growth, and of an excellent QUALITY
for tobacco. The cleared land is good, ADM.
rably adapted to the culture of corn and small
grain as susceptible Of lasting improvement
from clover any soil in the STATE and is divided
into four fields, enclosed with excellent fences.
f the cleared land between so and 70 acres are
low creek ground, capable, of being converted
into tirst rate meadow The dweliinchouse il
spacious--the out houses numerous and conye.
nient. The heaithful air and excellent water of
The place-its vicinity to New Canton and to
several manufacturing mills also, give it great
local advantages A more detailed description
IS mo Unnecessary, as t is presumed any per-
son DESTROYS to purchase will view the premi-
SEES.
SMITH PAYNE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Land for Sale,


ME LAND on which reside, near orap ps
\ Courthouse iVirg. containing seven hun.
dred acres Of FIRST rate Tobacco Land, lying
neafSy level aud within thirty three miles Of
road to said tewn.) The crop ofwheat, af,er
indian Corn, has been usually from ten to fifteen
bushels and from fallow from twenty to TWEEN.
~ i've bushels of wheat, per acre. and without
the smallest aid from manure, plaster of paris
or clover. The soil Is supposed to be of that
kind called light loamy land, without par.
ucie OF sand, and fsom experiment very favora.
bic for clover and plaster. There are five b,,n
dred- acres cleared and u der excellent fences.
and the improvements are dwelling house Of
four rooms below and two above stairs, with all
nn s out houses and barn, seventy four
feet widc' and three stories high. IL possesses
great command of water for. making meadow
TO an extent desired, and there is lime stone q,
the door and sand convenient for building. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises
August II. 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
August IL.
Notice.

He subscriber has to rent, for 4 term Of
4 years, TWO PLANTATIONS, in Buck
ingham county. on James river the one where.
on he now resides is well improved and in GOOD
repair. has about two hundred acres of low
grounds, and eapatle of working twenty hands |.
the other about mile below, has comn,c. POND
improvements, in good repair, has about nine
ty acres of low grounds, and capable of working
about ten hands. There will be seved -ooi
crops of wheat this fall on these plantations -
lie has in Nelson county, on James river. either
FOR SALE or RENT as above, a TRACT of
LAND and PLANTATION capable of working
about five bands, has about twenty acres of low
grounds the whole tract contains about four
hundred scr S, has smaIIimproyemcnts and in
pad repair has thirty odd acres ON the river.
on which is an excellent mill seat, on a larre
and never-taiiing stream, to winch boats nsv
come at almost any season Of the year. lie
has in the town of Warminster, a two story
Storehouse, Lumberhouse, and good dweli-
inghouse. with six rooms and four fre.places
with other necessary houses. A minute de.
scription is thought unnecessary, as tits pre-.
stunned no person would rent or purchase with
out viewing the property. For terms apply to
August 8, 1914. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14

which is left. Yet there is preparation to |
make,-a spirit:to encourage. Cold indeed
must be the breast, that does not feel that
spirit burning within Worse than traitor
must ne be, who would not unite in his coun.
try's defence.
Let US prepare our hearts, and our hands
WIZ Go their duty. Though half our towns
Were laid in ashes. stilfwere we unconquerable.
no can say where the next blow NAV be
struck. Or wiiltbe enemy feel the weight oi
southern vengeance, ere he can prepare to Strike
Americans +! The warning trumpet now
ounds IN Your ears. Itdisspates every dream
Il peace. itteils you to prepare for the de-
struc'ion OF your maritime cities, the desola-
ion OF your land. Though you cannot all fly
To the place OF alarm lie, the scerie of danger be
present with you. Grid on your armour, and
stand ready. You have many exposed towns
"a long extent of coast. Should the veteran
nosts OF Lord Hill be driven or depart from
their present footing-neet them ON every
strand-erive the m back into the ocean.--Let
.nsm nave more sling place for the soals of their
'ee'. .,ses ireensen, in your might ;--resolye
it--a''o ~ Is zone Colombian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
For Sale

,StiE small farm on which the subscriber
\ nov resides. The purchase would suit
a family in quest of a healthy and tranon;l
retreat especially, as the usual requisites
ofnegroes, horses, livestock, agricultural
implements. provisions of different kinds
household and kitchen furniture, &c. ,nieht
IT desired, be obtained at the same tine
The buildings are new and substantial. and
though not entirely finished, uncom monty
satisfactory. A due proportion Of. the land
has just been cleared. of which about rs a.
cres were, early last spring, sowed in clover
Fart i OF an adjacent estate, shortly TO be sold,
might eventually be annexed to this small
farm, which contains only one hundred and
sixty one acres. seau,y of prospect, salu-
brity OF air and water. convenience OF land
and river carriage to. and from Richmond.
and proximity to Milton, where most of.
nee and several stores are kept, further re
commend the spot. The terms will be ac-
conmodating. SIa
~ Apply to l.. II. GIRARDIN.
Glenmore, near Milton, Aibemarle
= County. Va. August Oh, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
NOTICE


A petition viii be presented to the next
Virginia Assembly, praying that a law
may pass. by which the subscriber, after
improving the navigation of the Rivanna Ri
yer from Columbia to Milton. in such man
ner that third more loading can be carried
down on common tide than can be az pre
sent, may be permitted to collect by way Of
moderate toll from the boats navigating said
river. The sun of 8 10000 as compensa :
ton TOR his labour, should ir be preferred bv
the Legislature. John Rogers and Hugh
Nelson Of Aibenarie, Thomas Poindexter
and William Morris of Lenisa,-and Allen.
Bernard and Wilson Cary Of Fluvanna NAV.
atter examining the work done OF, the FLYER
oy the subscriber. say what sum he shah
receive, to be paid as before named, The
siuices where the bed Of the river Is Of rock.
=. wii' De blown sufficiently deep & carried with
the current to prevent their filing M and
great care will be taken to render the nayi.
CATION permanent. The owners of mills on
the river. should be compelled to sink their
locks foot deeper.
w. WOOD.
Albemarle. 25th August, 1914.
(w4t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
FOR SSLE,
A HOUSE and LOT.
In Nanchesier,

IN Manchester,
On the west side of the street joining the
old Ware House Lot below, now occ1p,eu
6oy Benin: Dennis. and the same which was
formerly known by the name of "Raily's
Buildings" and which was conveyed by Sa.
muel Cobb and Philip Michaels, to Robert
harrington in his life time, in trust for the
eeneht OF the Heirs and Representatives of
George Mayo deceased. The sale will taka
place on Monday the oath day Of October
next on the premises, when al, the title ma
,ers IN our possession will be exhibited and
sae terms made known--As the Subscribera
ell as the Heirs and Representatives OF Rox
'ert Darlington deceased. the Trustee. thew
%fI convey such title only as by the sad
Deed is vested in them
G. CARRINGTON,
J. PRESTON.
Nngust @2o, 1919. (oaitds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
From the Saratoga Journal.
A PATRIOTIC SONG.


ruNE-uuMouRs, e,pv. 4
~.
summers
we snri. me, SUD the iord thund ring drum
So,'omu'ans, tho britoss assaii without numbers,
remember your sires WHO repose il, the tomb. \
"nen Vrah,s Invaded, demanding Submission,
, Indignant they rose, resoiv'd to be free
oh,ung, they brave!y rereti'i the aggression,
ing,
with tinicns high pointed, TO pounce on her prey
shall t-cenen be secpine OF peace vainly sjr..a,nir
III rousd BY their Toes, at their doors IN array
Shall Britain, grown strong BY intrigue A ABDUCTION
The sons " ColuInhia alright or tlismay
oh, no-,ho they rsise the tell axe of de struction
We'll rise and defend our fa.n'd Libo,t,'s tree. :
See Enropes proud kingsare chieuyunr together,
Their obeci avowinp To Aid r,sesorss s.,,.s
-Cse tSrant deposins --e.xaiting another.
10 show their affection for Justice aud laws.
Iheir miaions CONT nine, To aid social orrjer---
- Which means auctent reverence fur Crowns To
restore - ~, !, 3s ~
Their mandates enforcing by rapine and n,ur,,er
While weak states sinking to rise never more.
The war dogs of Europe awhile cease engaging:
Their munarvhs sit calmly ,I,itl;n th;,r nrz
While bloody Bel!ons, Dur foes more snrs,,as
Scowls grim on Columbia with fierce sangsii,e ey ~
see BrItsin preparing her rcnein; Is or t!ssnticr
Our ftee infant nation 10 crush i,h her rnirl,t
In VENGEANCE she threatens with hur,;,r, s.
Ihe wrong she resents is defending oor RIGHT.
l - =
shall city and village in ruins lie stuok;nx.
Our Zoe on their booty sit feastiug their eyesi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Patent Portable Hot BATH.

v4SHE inventor Of this important Medic ii l.,
l. psovement is now gone on to phils6, lnh,a
IN order 70 provide y competent snrplv OF An.
Paratus--hs soon as he can make the necessary
arrangements, Agents will be employed TO CON.
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemplated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens. TO phys;c;.
ans 100 dollars. For a few months however. he
offered them at half price, to those persons who
might sftord him their aid, whilst he was co..,
Letting such facts and Testimonies as the n,b-
nc required. This period is now ex;,ired Ard
the price in future will be as at irst intended
! !, nose who are able TO pay for ii, must admit
these prices to be reasonable.
FOR the relief ofthe poor, every agent will n.
instructed TO make provision in their resnsctive.
'neighbouriioods. In the city. of Richmond. ,n,,
poor person who may need the Bath may an,,,v
20 Mr John r. Shields, Capt. of the City va,cb,
there will be deposited systems TO he day.,
exclusively to the service of such. 80
As this intended arrangement IL ebmn,.,s.,t
notiiication will be given from time to finn. -.
those concerned. e' 20
NO person will be permitted to see ann or,h.
Daths' WHO'S not furnished with prorer Ii
cense, so as to be prepared. to grant disp,ns.t;.
ons 70 every purchaser under the sienat,,rs &c
tue inventor or his General Agent. as ever
known VOCATION OF TIE patent privilege win a.
prosecuted according to law. WI '0
July Is. : e JENNINGS.
>. Robt c. Jennings, the General Aren. ;.
u !, with supply Of the Appar.e,is -.
i'is ONCE lately occupied by James Brown ,Esr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Stop the Thief!I

w Ho stole last night, from my stable. .re.-
ms city, Large SORREL HORSE. Ne
nanSs high, with Roman head, star in m.
lorenead. nicked tail & hanging name, PAGES ,
a little, and about years old. Was also sfolsa
na', worn SADDLE. double skirted and Lyons
s ,n inserted, blue checked and bound cloth.
Whoever will apprehend the thiefor res, ore d.
stolen aeteies, shall be libsrally rewarded
according to the distance and trouble incurred
WILLIAM MAYO.
AssSnhiohu, august IS. 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
7 WILL ALSO SELL
A SMALL TRACT.

In Goochland, Containing 237 acres, on the wa.
tiers OF the Big Bird creek.-Also,
"A Tract Of 223 Acres.
On Slate river, in Buckingham, 8 miles above
New Canton, and from the Virginia Mills.
Also, a Tract oflOOO Acres,
In the county of Wood, on the waters Of the
Renawha.
will seil these lands or EXCHANGE them
ior land. Gear Louisville on the ohio, or for bot
tom land on the Kenawha.
s.P.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Samuel &. Adams.

Is NOW RECEIVING
A1o0Ca Nails, ABSORBED.
i Hogshead Knob Locks.
Do. Files. Z,
Do. longs, shovels and Pokerss
Do. Tea Kettles,
Hinges, &c.
DO. assorted Hardware,
SO Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
16 Baltimore Ploughs.
II boz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND.
rn 200 assortment OF hardware, Ironmongery:
Hoes, Iron, Nail Rods, &c. ssc.-WhicS are Of
'ered for sale. on moderate terms. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
WILLIAM WILLBURN.

He is about 1s years old. stout mnde. round
and comcly face.
1t Is expected he has gone 20 the camp in this
neighbourhood, or-to powhatan county, where
his relsti.ns reside. A reward Of rW ENT'Y
DOLLARS will be given to any person for
bringing him home, and all reasonable expens.
es paid
ARGUS OFFICE,
Richmond, Aug> 90, 1914. {
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
For Sac at mis- OMce,

ISL 20 H"S OUCes
WAITS Sermons-A new Edition--two VOC
W lumes octave
Ramsays History OF the American Reyo!utiop-
new edition.
Csrey's, Collins, Browns, and SCOTS BJRIEs
in folio, qusrto and octave.
Pocket Testaments.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented 70 the
4 General Assembly, at their pex,
Session, praying that Law may pass ao.
tnorIzIr8 Company to establish, a I'm
PIKE Road. from the City Of Richmond eros,
ing Chickahominy swamp at the new Bridg.
es, TO TIE dry land in. Hanover County.
'uV % 3tw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
August 90.

N. b: All persons having claims against the
sad Col. Woodbridge, are requested TO bring
tnem forward, on that day, well authenticated,
50 mat arraDgenlentsm may be made for settling
'ne"' BY the Ex'or.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Twenty Dollars Reward !!
Or S7OP THE PUNAWAr.

A BSCONDED from his business at this Of
"a nee without the smallest excuse for so
dolng) yesterday morning, an Apprentice 10y,
named ~ -tl-'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14

1T Public AUCTION, on the Premises. ME ira
Saturday in Ocfo6er,
he LAND, whereon the late Col. Wool,
Il bridge lived, lying in Powhatan County,
on the Buckingham Road, containing about 500
acres. There will be in the sale a reservation
OF his widows dover 1; will be sold entir,
or in lots, as may best suit those disposed to pur
chase. Terms,of Sale made knewn on the day.
by
The Erecutor u Agent for
The Depsor.
August 20. ids