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VIRGINIA.

A 7 P'sles holden IN the Clerks Office ofhe SITE
~ '7or Court ofChancayfpr NE RcImond Die
,let tie trst day IF .9ug. 1914:
Nm. DQ1tiel, inn Pl'tE
AGAINST
Robert p. Gibson, .H1hy a. y. Gibson PollsEie y.
Bel, Rictarf Liggoi, Ecl7rtnd Egqlestor, .Jetge
Miller, Joel ". Jones, Join Uoo1lson and John ReL
DePt3
THE Gsfs11dont Robert y. Gi6sot not ha75Do IN,
tered his atsqrdnce and ei1en security nccorc5, N
ne 4es Of .2sssnby and me Rites IF this Co,gg ami
q abfeo,1g Gv sudg EctoJy eJ7dtHce that heis not m,
''1habtfo'n Of this country II is ordered, Thur me
sad JIstendant do aftedr lcrs on The frat dy of the
merit term ard aHsreer ne bW gfthe Plaintiff ind mar
coty ofth,s orsr 5ef5yfl7i nseitefia some ,,e,rs
PAPER bubhshsdftte Citgof Richnond tr frso gion5s
stfceessiUe, AMI bosfed at the fOnf dom offhe Ca5
fobiD sqidCifs.
TTylT ~. HENZNfG, G. C..
S.bfSp5er9 esg,y
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20DOLLAk.S RETI.ARD

VIII be given By the Subscribers to any person who
viii deliver - them two Negroes
JULIyS e DICK,
R ten dollars for either OF them, on five dollars for
" securing each Of them in Jail 50 that we get th.n
JCLIUS is the property OF John Hankins OF James
City county, where have no dcuot but he is in tbst
county Or The lower end OF New-Kent BE is about 5
teet, Or inches high. He went OF in June last
DiCh * the property of William Nradtlep
ot New-Kent county, stout and .weIl made
Dick has been living IN Richmond for many
years. though We have doubt he has made for New
Kent or James City ashe iirs; come from ;be,t,
ms father lives in the county ofJames City. lie ven,a
way the 9Th day Of August
The above Reward will be paid BY the Subscribers If
ue"'e'eu q" sey,re'' ~ lai 50 tha' we ct them
JOHN & VIM. 3. LIPSCOMBE.
August 90. If
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FOR SALE,

Il P.dL U.iBLE TRACT OF LAND
IN Dan River, containing between $50 & lOoacrcs
~ about miles from the Court-hoise-On this
tract Is about 81 acres of low grouus-te high land
Is oil good quality, hes WELL and clear of stone; there
are on the place two settlements, one OF which is
on the h'ilabovc the low grounds whereon is u dwell
in house with two rooms below stairs, kitchen with
two rooms and stone chimney, Garry, smoke house
s,aoie and barn, and garden pailed Tie other set
uenent IS further out from the river with DIV cling
house, kitchen, snoke-house, and three sar s. with
garden pailed-A great bargain NAV be had in this
land iCr cash, or would take young negroes at cash
price in part payment.
WILLIAM TKoTAs.
HaifaN County. Sent 81. &c
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.MILITqRY .MEssUREs

We understand, by General Order issued on the
10th INST that Brig. en-. Maltby is Immediately to
arrange the troops which have arrived in town that
1t. Col Henry Sargent has been appointed Acting Ad-
jutant General to the troops commanded BY the Hon
Major General Wilton, and Israel Billings, Esq Brig
ade Quarter Master 10 the advanced brigade George
Hinkley, Esq. Aid-de-Camp TO Brig. Gen. Maitby and
George Bliss, Jr. Esq. Md to Brig. Gen. Bliss Loan.
mi Baldwin, Esq. Acting Engineer: and Thomas
Welsh, ESQ M ID tn the Superintendent of the Me.
dieal Department. Gar
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JUST FUNLIsIIEN.

u neols Book Store:--
he Ii'e OF tic Marquis and Earl of Wellington.
coinmaidern CHEF ol las b. Majsst,s forces in the Pc
nissiia--price $50 cr."s.
~ iite Wandsfer, or Female Difficulties, by Madame
DArblah--3 vol 8 dolls.
The Emporium Of Arts and Sciences, BY Thomas
Cooper: for April, May June and july
Also comaete sets Of the Analectie Magazine and
Port Folio, Ton July, Sc.
InlA 20 &c
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JuIy so.
NOTICE

hereby given, that Christopher EIscpherson's
II Pamphlet on the Millennium dated the 18th june
ioll and tiie WORE ofGDd to the world in an adlress
gated me 4h June and 18th July, 1917, foreteng the
downfall of the city Of London and tie dessracti9n OF
the British Navy, May be had from Johu Jackson.
Grocer, Mr. Cowler, Barber, Mr.. Yancey, Barber.
fenln Morton, Barber, and MIR. Henderson, Barber
hichmond ana from Robert Smith, Grocer and Han,
nbe. Prince Barber, of Manchester, and Of Graham
Bell, Hoek-owner, and James elston, Rarher ofP e.
tersburg Orders for quantity will be particularly at
tended TO-
The Pamphlet Is. 6. Adlres Sd.
August s. 90
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=
2 ~ DARK ground fancy curtain
FoSnt ltoDes, callicoes,
Linen Camblic, PurDl, bandanas
Thread Sleeves emb'd Dapertowels. printed ouil.
with bracelets, ting
Wells, ernbellshed, new Nett braces with & with
fashion, out buckles
White chapel needles, Plated brackets.
81 2uper:lne hats, Do. Soup ladies and snuff
Turkey pGioafs, fers
Superiinc cambria or mus German futos,
lin fancy prints, MsI,ogauy cases ond ~
Iwilled Madras handker- zors,
chiefs, Msboganv diniu,, s, o.,
Mahogany dressing cases, tables, ipad, ~
with INSTRUMENTS Superfne black and white
Mahogany desks, Silk ret,
Ladies work boxes, pearl Black patent nett gauze
bcaos, White silk taco,
Rhlicules sprig and gilt, While lace bai hand'ks.
ornamental combs, rYhte lace. sl,,vIs
CIuctirames plated, glass White lac, dx,sses r;cI,l,
DO Bottle do embroidered IN coors,
lnhstands with hnTnes, BiacE sha7vls ard dresses,
GehueHenS TOOL cheSf', I<vles wi,e slit n,i;ts, Z
Best single FURNISHED gold Tanb,yl,ed sfIe sJ-.v
waters, bracelets
Dressing cases, Tin v0rs
Fruit baskets, Medicine,
Morocco snuffer trays, Iron Iiquor.
Silver form coffee pots, ClIpettinc,
DO. apotS, BRIGHT brss, mans
DO. drinking cups, Bsnslsns bandkerehiefs
Japan boxes plated spoons Letter paper hotpressed,
TrBbridge ware, Red wax wafcrs
Tea pots, Wire eusi,inf.e
Tapbour book handkcr- Table do
cMeis, Paras0s
ilsr coid Jaeonets, Cloth brushes,
Worsted robes, worsted Hair do
G. leno dn. Bodkins, darning needles,
stout es'ieoes, &c. S.c.
Black & white tsTnboured -8TSO-
Vciis, d'swis, SIS packages VetlgTis
ladies' SATIN stitch dresses 274 bundles of Iron Hoops
~ gold& silver 4 plan, 20 CASTS Of Sheet Iron,
Coiored hmdkercf1cis x 80 casSs Of Porter, 8.
s'a"is' -, 40 carl,oys Oil of Vtiol,
III Da5es 1&s Cases, 81 Boaes, is Cake, 10 sacks
Gnd2 bagsoC
.5iEIRCH9,N'DTZE.
Invoices Of which have not been fo,ud but part of
which have been opened.
40 Of c0ssss on,tar
NDIA GOODS.
--oTEgE PAcKAGEs:-
Corded Casimerea,
Silks,
six and COttoz Stockings,
Tin Foils,
Silver plated Csndlesfcks.
Silver plated Branch, do.
lenO Cauze
Ozneburgs, sc &c.
The entire cost Of the above Cargo rs near rs csn
he ascertaied from Invoices and CocLets in ENGLAND
was iioia 40 10 $1,000 pounds sterIng and has been
received in excellent order.
Conditions ofsae Gash
&c. DUNBIBIN, Deb'y .Harsdal.
sept II. tbs
YVNdE Ric}mond U5no1 .gir Fia7iace is now n, one
= ration. Castings IN BRASS and Wrought Iron work
wlalsobe executed ~ the Furnace. Orders left II the
Furnace or with John Psrklll Of this place. or Toilet
x lea IN Petersburg, will be thankfully received, and
promptly attended 10.
jane T. "
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- .--.s.i'i1 : .1I.e-.sf5=-----=--=s

NEw-YoRK, Sept. %.
a letter was received in this CITY on Sa
turtay, from Sackett's Harbour, dated the
18th inst. of which the following is an extract
The whole OF Commodore Chauncey's feet
arrived here yesterday from off Kingston.
having rode out very severe gale and storm
OF three days, without experiencing any ma
terial damage. The storm and gale still con-
tmued. AS soon rs it ceases, Gen. Yards
army wlil embark on board the feet, and pro-
coed 70 his destined place"
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DEFENCE OF PLATTsBuRGH.


Extract from a ietter dated Yereenyes, Vt.
September II.
\ British army will never venture again
SO miles into the northern part of the United
States. No man has heretofore entertained
more conteniptucus notions of the militia than
myself, but Facts must demonstrate truths
he British forces under Gov. Provost were
driven back by the Vermont and New York
militia with heavy loss /; they have now re-
treated within their own territory. ihe nor
thern part OF the state of New York, and the
whole OF Vermont have been in motion. The
roads thronged with Vermont Volunteers
neither anclents or moderns ever broke forth
from their different domestic pursuits with a
warmer or nobler spirit. They moved on ST.
iently but rapidly to the battle, without that
vanity and noisiness that attend us in all our
particular efforts. The Vermont Militia (all
voiunteers,) were to the amount of 5000 un-
aer Gen. Strong, who behaved admirably
lhey are dismissed, but the New York militia
who are ordered ont, are retained, probably
50OO' f''
:, fort Strong progresses rapidly. Patriotic
Volunteers in great numbers, from town and
country, labour on it daily. The Fusiliers
under. Capt. Fairbanks, are stationed there as
guard.
We understand the Sea Fensibles have re-
celVed orders to hold themselves In readiness
10 march at moments warning.
Boston, Seht. 90
We understand that the Board Of Commissioners
Jor sed-coast defence" appointed by His Excele "
Governor, with advice OF Council under the autho
rty OF the Legislature is now organized as follows
viz:
Hon. DAVID CoBB, Chairman,
Hon. JOHN Brooks,
Hon. TIMOTHY PIcKERIKe.
Hon. ISRAEL THoRND1KE. &
Hon. THOMAS II. PERKINS
And that the board have elected Major Joseph H.
Pierce, their Secretary. Car.
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TO TIE FUBLfC.

Z DO hereby make known that the power OF A.tor.
Il ney executed by me to Daniel Wilson ON the 10th
OF November Last rs revoked; and warn all pcrson,
iirt viii not be bound by any sale o.. my property
which said Daniel may make BY virtue OF sail power
nor by any act which he may do concerning my estate.
Sept. 2s. Inn
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ron SALE,

IENIs House and Lot known as the Globe-Taver m
Notes ofthe Farmers Baul Of Va or stock Of the
same bank win be received in payment.
JAMES Al. LYNCH
September f3. tds
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STOP TIE T.9TEF.

NM AS stolen the night OF the 9Th inst OFT Of my
Wv stable, about r,iles above Manchester, a
DARK BAT HORSE,
ncar sixteen hauds higa-e iross and salnps WELL has
been nicked, and cuts gay appearance in geer I
VII give tendoit'rs reward for the horse, and twenty
TOR tie conviction o: the thief
Sept, os ''AN ''AA Sun
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MINK MITES
MRS. OSBORN,

~ A. taken that vel known House formerly oecp.
piod by Mr.. 1ull Corner Off & 18th Street, Ccn
the aeeonmodation Of Boarlers, BY the week, month
on yesr--Aiis Osborn assures those Who may favor her
WITH their company, that pains Or exetions will ne
omitted on her part % merit GGr patronage
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RUN:3BaY

EROAl the subscriber on the 18th inst. negro wo-
4 man named FIlSlBY, (who sometimes calls her
selves Peggy) supposed to be about feet inches
hEh, she las had rheumatc affection which has form
ed lump on the back part of1er neck. which nrofn
ces Stiffness that she cannot her head freely A.
round and when size looks 0u, she looks SIDEWAYS
She had on when she eoped, erokus shirt and habit
and took with her, sndy articles belonging to her mis-
tress VIZ :-onc cotton canbrick frock slit sleeves
trimmed with cord, one muslin lrock worked around
tbe tail, one book muslin eaP without border one
cotton carnbFc gTandyke and cleinisc one pair velvet
Shoes, one dark six dress very large She came from
the neisboIood Of Norfolk, and will probably aim for
that place. Whoever will secure her IN some iai so
that get her, deliver her to me, shall receive sis
and reasonable expenses paid and the articles above
mentiofd be also delivered, reward OF $50 will be
paid.
THOMAS S. CoALTER.
.Wayncsborough, 18th Sept #
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MA RSHALlS SALES

UNI1ED SI.3IFS-DLSI'RICT OF C.2PE-
FE.9R
R Virtue ofan Interlocutory Decree from,
ES me Honorable Henry Potter, Js:4ge
ofthe District Court Qf'fhe U7lited Stars
IN a1ld.for said District, znH BE- sold a.
Wilmington, n. c. on Thursday the ism
deg Of Octo6ernerf, the entire cargo of the
S7vedish Brig %reunaschal.tl, consisting
u
% Bales, IS Cases, Bores and 8
Trunks.
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IN CHLNCERT -
4 T Court held for Prince Edward County, AUG
~ the 18th, 1911.
William Sweeny An infant, by William Patterson, his
guardian and next friend, CompH
AGAINST,
Mourning 5weeny, John r. Ssdlsr Executor of Will
am Sweeny decd John Day and Mary hiss wife late
Mary Sweeny, John Kelly and Tabitla liis wife late
Iabitha Sweeny, Abner Lax and Susannah his wife
late susannah Sweeny, Ldy Sweeny, Thomas
Woodbridge and hiiidrid his wife late Miirid seee-
ny, John sweeny, kebeeca Day and Sally Sweeny,
,,,,,,, 1000. Dctts.
TIE DEFEND.4JVTJohn Swoony, not Having
entered disappearance aud gwen security according "a
an act ofthe General Assembly and tie rules ofIha
Court and tappcaing to the satisfaction Of the Crt
ti" be not an nlabtant OF this state. On the mott
on of the Complainant BY bis Counsel Il ia ordered
That The said def John Sweeuy do appear here on the
I'rst day Of November Court next, and answer the
Compliments bin, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN some one ofthe public news papers
printed III tie City Of Richmond fortwo months sne-
esvey and also postcd the front door Uthe Court
house this county.
a Cow Testc,
q. J. WORSiA.JL n .
OPP. ". Won.
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SOAP WaNJED.

6tASE given FOR good Som either town m country
:, : rnanuiac;eor. Apply Il the Contractors OiHcc.
Sept2i. n
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DAFENCE OF 00SIV0,


Brig. Gen. Dearborn, of the Massachusetts Militia.
son OF Mayor General ID. of t,.e Array Of the United
states, has been appointed 70 command .le t;ris 10
BOSTON hMTnr, and Yesterday established 9lis head
qamtersa at Fort Independence On ernhs..kiny on
o"'u me revenue Cutter, and has landing on tho
FU.t, ssiutes were firetl
On oun',AF draft was made ofSoo Snte Guards TO
augment the Garrisons at Fort Indepe,d-Dct amy
Warren. and the Boston QUOTA irnraedatey convened
20 orr warren and the quota from the ne-lbor:ng
1~f's were Yesterday landed at Fort Independence
ihis draft Is commanded by TX. Col Dudley and on.
oil the batiaiiodsis under Mag. Dean.
:" great increase OF troops at Fort Warren, and the
applI|h Oh me neiement season, make it proper there
should DC no delay il building extensive barracks
An expedition of troops from the nter'-S e Maine
INTO the Province OF New Brunswick wo = rcbabiv
either compel the British abandon penue TO de-
iend their own colony, punish them FOR theirtcmei
y IL they continued to retain possession Expeditions
to9on vermont, &c. into Canada may be expected II
thc enemy docs not altogether abandon his invaon OF
the u. States. -
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Upwards of so companies of Light Infantry, Art
Iery, nc have arrived in town and its vicinity, and ar
quartered in comfortable lodgings.
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TILT-HAAfMER ESTABLISH.
MENT.
JOSEPYB J,0uHpS Sc 70

MENT.
JOSEPBH T'0U.NH.S, g Co.
pESPEC1fULLY inform the public, that they
a. have just completed this establishment in Frank
n Co'nty, w. shout four milesbelov the court house.
immediately :. the peighboriiooi Of Caila RAYS Iron
works. They have provided themselves with good
and faithful workmen, anti the best OF materials for ma
klng Seythc- 6lades, Reeping-Siooks, Wedding
Drawing and Cutting Knives, &c. &c.
They Will also larry the Wagon making lusiness
eHtensiveiy-tle wool and part Of which wit be,
made by neat aud experienced manufacturers and r,.-
quests from any part Cd the Country, shall be punet,.-
ally attended to.
The prices are follow, owit
Scythe Blades, from S2..oss Soz
Reaping Hooks, /, 7loS
Wedding Hoea, ;, sos
Drawing Knives, ;, 6to7
IuanS biades, ,, 10 1913
Wagon Ironed complete, 1So
Aug. 81. SIN
FOR S.9LE,
ar the Office Of Richie e Truehea7f,
\ FEW Copies of the ARTICLES or nan
Sept EFT
W.8E'I'ED,
FsNHREE good Turner's and Fler.Of Brass and Iron
Z Tor which liberal wages Viii be given. Apply
to 80
IA SD. NISRFT',
opposite tie Office Of .he !irs...;a
-lrsUs, Richmond
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IRGLNT3.

IN EI~f Lei.
4 Il Rules holden in the Clerks Office orthe Sare.
n nor Court ofChanccry for the Richmond District.
The Isl Gay ri august, 1911.
Richard Morris, PIT
AGAINST,
Ceyieys Duke, William Mills, executor Of Chevasr
Swift, Richard Keeling Tyler and Mary Cheviers his
wife, and, Reuben Smith and Elizabet!i his wife lera-
tees and distributes Of Chevcrs Duke also Hsrdin
Duke, Amy Pettus widow Of Samuel Oyerton Pet
tns, Ambrose Madison and Martha his wife, Tho
mas Swift and Harriet his wife, William Swift and
hcbeeca his wife. Pottee and Charles Thompson adj
mnisI1tors Of John Hawkins and Mary llis wife,
Burnley Duke, Amey Baker. widow Of Samuel Rn,
Kerr Thomas Swift SON of1hOnss, William Smith
and Anne his wife, Gabriel Pondextcr and M,ry
his wife, Thomas Swift aud Peggy his wife and
Martin Baker md Elizabeth his wife
TIE LEFEyN,D.7N'P Gabriel Pcindexter anil
Mary bis wife and Thomas Swift son of William and
Peggy his wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according tie Act Of Assembly and
the Rules OF this Court and disappearing by satisfactory
eyHlenee trt they -.nhabi,ansof this country:
II IS ordered, That the ssid Defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the term and answer tl.
bill oft,e plaintiff and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
City oi Richmond, for two months suceessivcIy aud
posted at the front door Of the CAPITOL in the said CITY
a Copy. Tcstc,
WV. W HENIEC, &c.
Sent. IL. Wv
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Major General WEIToE and suite arrived in town
on Sunday night His Aids Major HrRRr w
DWIGHT and Major DoUeLAs w. SLoAE.
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lkbnru- SIR "a

From respect othose accomplished officers
major Gems. Scott and Gaines, a dinner was ON
Monday last given 20 them and their suite
1t was highly gratifying to our citizens. that
temporary visit afforded them an opportu-
nHy Of corferring such signal marks of their
esteem on these distinguished generaIs-our
feelings OF admiration we're strongly excited
by the recollection Of their services. and their
wounds By recurrence 90 their merits and a
chievements--Ihe impulse was general. T.
was confined to neither age nor party-All
united in giving activity to those FEELINGS Of
respect anil attachment so iuetly due to our
army on the fisg aTa---tO It our attachment
ought to know no bounds. Il was our first
signal triumph lii the art Of war for thougl,
ON ali occafipns cur troops have erinced bra
very, yet tie actions or the river were the
first develODemcnt Of military DrincipJe.-
Before, Ii was mere personal yalor. Here il
was the combination Of skill and valar. II
was the proper and accurate application of
the Characteristic courage Of our countrvmen.
which must and will continue % give celebri-
~ to our arms The pleasure which each
felt, was strongly, Increased BY recent events
Orr country had been menaeed by combin-
ation of distinct attacks, at every point had
the assails1t been repul5ed, splendid and
perfect victory had been obtained. The
armed battliions Of the Peninsula had retreat
I'll before au inferior numerical force. These
syeptt connected with the occasion and pres
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BLANKS,
For Sale az ne office 9T RScsie u 7rne5szrf
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40 DOLLAHS 1E7WARI9

Z 2 UNAWAY from the Subscriber ON the night ~
Ia The 18th insf. negro man I;tmcdAIcSES, abort
- years OF age, hVe feet seven eight inches high re
Their ct yeliowish complexion, hyi on a new home
made cotton shirt, dark eoourct nome made coat
considerably worn, lighsh coloIed pa,ltsio ms a new
PAD Ct shqes me IS aieiiow very pleasing counte-
nance T'en spoken to- ] cannot be more descriptive.
"a only owned him few days before his eopeuient
purchased him in This city OF u iam A. i3ently of
hal;iax county, OF whom heard Gst he Was raised
:! Coi' " m Benily OF 1o@hatan county where pre-
sumo ne will sim for will give the above reward IF
delivered to DIR Raber; Comphel Of the CITY of Rich
tnond' or secured in am jail tlatl e,t him again
C-ATulus BJsrEn Of
Ksnawl,a County.
- 80 W3MN
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a 1HGtN IA Rules hoi,,Il ia tie Clerks Ofics,
% the SnPerioy Curt o. Chancesy ic- the Risk.
Iond District, the Is day oG July 1915,
John Haynes, administrator de bonis non of William
Seotf, deed. fLea&
AGs-SsT
David Ross, james Tinf9ee, and James Scott,
TIE Def;zd5'sf James Nintlet., not having sntc..
ea his appearance and given security according To the
Act OF assembly and tic Rules Of tins Count and II
appearing by satisfactory eyidcuce, that he IS nat an
inhabtart " this country IL 80 Srdcre4 That the
smo defendant DO appear mere on the FIRST day OF the
next term sad answer tie III OF the Plaintiff and
tat copy Of this oTe; be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper psb!ished in The City Of Richmond, for two
months sUcces,ively ami posted At the fr,r ofb
Capitol, ia the said CITY
A Copy. Toste,
wy " gFNJNC r =
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Extract ofa litter from Sto1iqgior, dated Sestcm
beTi8th.
Yesterday afternoon the peoplco Of Mystic fitted ont
uejr captured barge and hotcd British color for the
purpose OF deccying sloop viii was suspected TO be
aiding the enemy They boarded her without exciting
any suspicion, and the following dialogue ensued be.
tween the two captains:
Bnrge-What are you doipe
" Soop-I have been supplying your Commodore
" Brge-With WHAT
Sloot'-Suap, candles, onions, &c.
" Barge--Haye youa pesy?
0oob-Tos;" --snd prolucedh
BDge--Iils is good pass to 30 into Mystic with
Make sail Immediately 20
The captain Of the soop offered the barge bill Of
sale Of the sloop, and present Of 500 dollars but
they we're rejected, and the vessel brought IN She is A.
bo't 35 tons burhen, and belongs 10 the westward"
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Gen. Macomb, who so goriously commanded our
land forces at Platsburgh, was an aid to Gen HAMII-
ToS at the early age OF sixteen. When the army was
disbanded in 1900, yourg MAcoNB was retained IN the
service, by the influence Of his president general lie
has paid, from that time TO this, an undivided attention
TO the theory and practice ofhs profession piatslreh
furnished the first opporuniiyfor the display Of hs SIX
nal talents.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05

yVNdE Richmond U1non .ir F1anace is now ~ ope,
ration. Castings in BRASS and WrOightIro work
wlalsobe executed ~ the Furnace Orders left at the
Furnaee, with John Psil Of this place, or Toilet
X Lea in Petersburg will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO.
Park{dH, Solicitation, q IL.
June 4 &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-05

w Boston, Se11t. 90.
r we understand that the " Board Of Commissioners
Jor sea-coast Defence appointed by His Excele "
Governor, with advice OF Council under the autho
rty OF the Legislature is organized as follows
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
WiW GOODS.

THE fubfcriber has JUN received an additional
J. fupply of new Goods YIZ-
Superfine blue French BaoADcLoTBs
Fine aud Common diuo various colours
Hunters Cloth,-Cshamers.
Haudsome VE5TTNGS
Beh Fl 81 Handkerchief
Mock Madras ditto
Florence, plain and pladed
Ah, from the Dorcheler factory, fne factory Cling.
hams. iiue ard comn,nn shirungs shswls, sc
The above Goods with thois on hand before rem
ders the zdortment az complete as pofhbie at
2refeut.
~ Troy and Albany bills taken At par for Goods
or eycharged .. difcount fos other bits
Dec. IS (u) ROYAL LINCOLN