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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
From Me Baltimore Fed. Gazette.
ARMISTTCE.

On this subject which has for some tim,
past excited so much the attention and cen
lectures OF the public. we shall state, as fai
as we have been able to collect, what is
certain, what is probable and what is report
ed.
1t is certain that before general Winder
last left Quebec, which was about the
beginning Of April. Governor Provost had
esinced disposition to make an Armistice
10y land although he had declared his powers
did not authorize him to engage for cessa
tion OF hostiiities on the part OF the British
Meet. Iris probable Communication to that
effect had been made to our government be-
fore the return of gen. Winder to this city
on the 27th of April; bee use it is certain
that flag had been sent on the part of our
government to the British deet at the mouth
OF the Chesapeake TO make seme proposal,
or enquiry relating to the lisaistice proba-
bly,. to ascertain the extent Of the Admiral's
powers aHd his, inclination % unite with the
Governor ofCanada in concluding general
Aami tice, as such a one, ouiy, would be as
sented to by our government.
1t is reported that our government had
sent on Dispatches to be &c .ivered to Gen
erai Winder at Quebec. which had not ar
rived there when he left thatrlace and as
which the bearer of the dispatches travel
led. he did not hear Of then. Until. his arrival
at Washington.--And Nc is certain that
General Winder after G<es4 sent for at
Washington last W. eksf There ne remained
two or three days. returned TO this city on
last Sunday and departed the next morning.
ON journey to the frontier, report says to
negotiate with the British commander. i.
also Certain that the Secretary of the Urea.
sury stated few days since at Washington,
that negotiation respecting an armistice
was actually pending.
All circumstances considered it appears
reasonable 20 conclude, that an Armistice is
desired and has been proposed by the British
commander in Canada thar the powers and
Intention OF the British Admiral on the SUD-
Ject have not been ascertalned; and that our
government are willing to consent to gen
eral cessation of hostiiities.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
SAVANNAH, NAV 10th. 1914.

An express reached this place on SUNDAY
evening last, from st. Mary's to the Mayor
of our city, informing him that a neutral
vessel had arrived Amelia Island ON Fri
day last, the captain of which states that h =
was boarded by British force, who inform.
ed that they were destined for the Georgia
coast, to join the squandron now off here
under the command of Admiral Cochrane:
and that an attack would be made ON the
southern part ofthe coast. We also learn
That an embargo had besn laid at Nassau.
in order that the embarkation of troops for
the expedition should remain secrei. The
southern mail due here tonight. will proba
bly, give Us further particulars relative to
the business. The force of the enemy of
SrMary's bar on Thursday la.t, consisted of
the Majestic, race, and sioop of war Nor,
giana.
BY the accounts from the southwark, the
British squadron which had been off St. Ma.
ry,s, consisting OF British fifty gun ship,
trlsate and sloop of war or brig, had disar :
peared and no landing had taken place.
-<@s-
We understand that colonel Patrick lack.
with the United States troops under hi. Com,
mand, are on their march down to this place
from the upper part of this state they will
be with US very shortly. III.
Extract ETA letter from an officer OF me
army TO one b, SaDannaA. dated az
Camp, near Fort Decatur, 9th
April, 1914.
"Wc are now on the banks of the Tala.
poosa river, opposite Toakabatche Town
aad shall leave this place In three days for
the Hickory Ground, where the principal
body OF hostile Indians are. The ceIebra,
ted M'Queen IL to be delivered into ons
hands Tomorrow by sixty of his own PEG.
pie he Will De burnt, the rest pardoned.'
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An tstraY.

AIKEN UP by me, on my Land, on the 10Th
= dsy OF AP1', an hstray, dark Bay Horse,
ms leit hihd loot waite tno brand perceyab!sj
sDo ou nine or ten s-sfs old, aGasss- hss forty
dollars ruos ptrproS O.,
Hcnrieo county. f~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
DOMESTIC.
Extract Of letter from Commodore Chauncev. 20
the Sssnstsry Of the May, da.ed
!. Q, 3. ship General Pike,

ssekett's Harbor. 7,h May, isi<
/ received letter from Capt. Woolsev
last evening. dated ut o. clock p. NJ. on
the 5th inst The enemy had been cannona
dung Oswego about three hours when the
express came away, without doing any in
jury. He had been twice repulsed in his
attempts to land, and the officers and men
in high spirits, and expected to be able to
hold out until reinforcements arrived.
Col Mitchell and Capt. Woolsey are both
excellent officers, aud may say, without
encouragement to any other corps. that the
Sd regiment of artillery is one of the best
disciplined corps in the army, and is re
.narkable for the great number of scientific
and correct offcersin tive therefore may
expect moat gallant defence of Oswego;
II the enemy has succeeded in taking the
place, he has paid dearly for it. The at
tack, presume, was renewed YESTERDAY
morning, AZ the guns we heard distinctly at
this place from morning until 2 p. Nj. when
the firing ceased"
Copy cfa letter from Commodore Chovncey, TO
the Secretary cffhe Many.
US. ship General Pike, Sackett's Harbor
May z, O'Clock. p. Nj. 1914
SIR,
The enemy's feet passed in sight, about
an hour since At great distance and standing
Tor Kingston. We have several vague reports,
that the enemy landed from $500 10 5000 me n.
and that they carried the fort at Osweeo by
storm and put the garrison to the sword; others,
that the garrison, with Captain Woolsey and
seamen surrendered and that the enemy was
marching to the Falls. All these reports are
unquestioRably much exaggerated, and if it
should turn out that .Oswego has been taken,
IT will be found that the troops and seamen
did their duty, and that the enemy has paid
dearly for the place.
! i..ss las hcnor 10 be,
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Honorable William Jones,
Secretary OF the Navy, Washington.
Extract Of a letter from Major General b, cum,
dated 7th Of 4fay, 1914.
ircceived areport from Colonel Mitchell
| by an express who left him after the affairs Of
| the day and night Of the 5th. The enemy
With his cid fleet, one new ship and some gun
boats, endeayoured to force the Colonel from
his position. They had not succeeded in landing
any force. Our garrison was undismayed, and,
like brave men, tenacious alike of their honour
and their post. The result of Yesterdays at
tack We know not.a
In letter from PIattsburg, dated the 9Th
OF May,it is stated, that " Gen. lizard ar
rived here yesterday to take the command
ofthe army. The armies On both sides,
since the affair of La Cole, remain in a
| state OF inactivity
Mr. I'M,
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RIG II MOND
LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. 23l63
Has drawn the Capital Prize Of
Forty Thousand Dollars

the Washington Monument Lottery which,
iicket was sold IN Shares, few days ago
Next week, will be drawn The gan 60o B.
(being the 55th Day of Drawing) In The pai,;-
more Hospital Lottery, which Lottery will he
finished next month, and in which several otb.r
Floating Prizes remain undr awn-present nr,cs
OF Tickets (53 days drawing oserj is Sf4,
At the Subscribers licenced LOTTERY Ofic.
can be had, Lottery Tickets, IN the difTeren,
Lotteries. at the same price they sell al IN BaI
timore---Prize Tickets, NcgociaLle Notes or
Acceptances received in payment for Tickets.
All Information respecting Lotteries, or ex ,
the country (post paid) will be attended 70 bv
J. KURsHEEDT,
few doors betoy The ReH Iavsr,i.
May 90 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
LATEST ENGLISH BULLETIN.
{ From, the sixth edition Of the SUN. eflprR ST.
SECOND OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Var Department, Downisg So.

SECOND OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
War Department, Downisg So.
lfrif STU.
Letters received from Sir Chs. Stuart, dated
Heights of Bellcville, on Paris, S0th March.
A successful attack YVES made on the enemy,
that day, by the Allied Army-The loss of the
enemy, in prisoners and artillery Was considera'
Bile, and the Allies advanced, after the action,
to the gates OF Paris. When on the point Of
forcing The bsrries of the town, Gag Of truce
was sent out to solicit equalization, which was
granted by tie Emperor. or Russia aud King of
Prussia, who entered Paris the following morn ,
ing at o'clock.
Capt Adams of the Fair American, informed
Us. that letter was received in Liverpool, on
the 7th April. by express, from Gen. Gascoigne
in London, Member Of Parliament, stating that
the Allied Sovereigns were in Paris, negocia-
ting with The French Senate, independent Of
Bonaparte. The letter further stated, that
General Peace was expected, in which America
would most likely be included.
QJThe dispatches for the Secretary Of State,
brought by ,t~ Fair American, were forwarded
by yesterday Southern mail. AZ. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
Later still, from England.

ARRIVAL OF THE FAIR AMERICAN.
NEw-YoRk, May Is
Confirmation Of the defeat Of Bonaharfe-
the Capture Of Paris by the .dilies.-and
The breaking ofthe Negotiations at Chat
tAlon.
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NEw~YoRK, MAY IA.
LATEST. FROM oswEGo.

LATEST FROM OSWEGO.
We learn verbally by the steamboat Par
agon, that the Britirh have evacuated Os>
wego; previous to which they carried away
or destroyedA0 barrels of -four, 200 barrels
of whiskey. z large and 8 small pieces of or
dnance, and burnt one or two public stores
Our garrison IN the fort, duringthe two first
attacks made upon it lost IA men killed,
and between 80 and 40 wounded the loss
OF the British is said to be 200.
Lieutenant Woolsey. with AZ schooner
Grower and two others Of the squadron,
from Sackctt s Harbour, had been at Os
wego; but, hearing that the British feet
were out, he returned for Sackett'e Harbour
before the British feet had made their ap.
pearance. The Growlcr was taking in car, :
non and military stores and, not being in a
situation to sail, Lieut.. w. had her scuttled.
.Ne4o- York, May 16.
No news from the North, by the Steam Boa,
Car Of Neptune, which arrived yesterday morn
ing from Albany.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21
HON. JOHN ADAMS

II Is really remarkable feature in the his.
tory OF the times, (says the N York Colun-
oian thatthe measures of the present Adj
min1tration meet with more than the tacit
support OF President ADAMS, but his Secre.
tary OF the Treasury, Mr.. WALcoTr and
MS Secretary at War, Mr. DEXTER, two
tratIon. ''s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-21

The Northern Aatl due last ,,;y6f had
1of arrived when tie Argus wenf TO hre,s'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22

cannot refrain from adding wor or tao O, the ran.
ture OF the negotiations Client which isSaii To have
taken place. Who In his senses, expected any other
resnh IL was manifest, from the ino,neat that Ma
poieon WAS removed from France, ilu, the war with
America was destined to becoa,e serious contest
sare were all sorts OF feelings At work IN favor cf
snch awar There MAS not sag lie soic. (niae only
eSccpted) raised against it. Was il 10 be supposed
1.en, t'at peace "o,!dbe the UulS NJ few months
fet this rupture oi The negotiations appears to have
excited good deal ot surprise not wholly Invested of "A
small portion OF :,larn
II was expected that the Yankee Commissioners
wmld Jump at peace ON any terms There were thou
sands ot persons and we-tiresset, persons too. who
ss'h tat te Yankees would not hesitate moment to
oppose Nr. Madison, and serd him to some little uni-
hahted stand About fortnight apo some rife snldi-
eswere passing my house. in their WY ON Sussex
TO plymouth 10 lon their corps, bound to America A
sergeant who was at htie distance behd the party,
stopped at my door and asked Tor some beer. While
the beer wasrawg, observed to him. that Josr,ia,,
must take care now what la was about. No. said
the sergeant, al d" think it Will come to snv head
,or we learned the Jay before yesterday, that .adiso
had ran drrdy u asked hiri if ,hey had been ;nfo,
med trhiiker Hs hod run TO- lie rcp.ic thai he had
run oW Of he country" He further TOLD me- that
we were To have army of 80 900 men Tor the con-
quest OF America: and that, ii they we're not enough
If1's%4 hal 10000 men really TO serd assistance
From tus the Americans will Judge Of d, ooin;oo nf
the people here's for dare say, til sergeant wa.
20 more than the mere repeater what h,. heorI !,
almost NIL the public houses rye tn bv pot,;.ns
OF me most numerous class : people are no,
to be blamed for this d.lusion. They had it given
them, in the report of spec n Of one of the Iors Of
the Admiralty, not loAg ago. that we were about tn mn,
dertaSe the debostny Of MIR. Madison and who CT,
blame them, Tthey believe that tins deposition has ia.
Ken place NV friend, the sergeant, ON whom | hes
lowed my benedicton, WILL however. am afraid find
that this work OF deposng Mr. Mad son will give more
trouble than he appeared to expect my reasons for
which shall state in my next.
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ESDUCATIoN.-The Subscriber havine, been IN
daee', by the pressing solicitations O, s,sny or Ia,
n'enisa AMI former p1trcn,, las Acadcmiel
"meuons ~ this city, embraces the earliest opportunity
10 INFORM ms friends IN the city and vicinity O Re
'o"o ana the public in general, that the first Mon
nay on January next, ISIS, he will open Ac,depy
IA W.T. fuleers three story Brick Bni,ng ~ the cor
ner OF ~ & 9Th Streets ShocAoe Hill! for the as,rtc-
ton os young ladies' IN the following branches OF Lite
Ts'e, anu ON inc Following terms, viz English Res-
,'''is' Nrthg or,.osisrhy and Arithmetic, dol
uS per quarter To be pad in advancs. EAg!sh Gram
p'aeueaiy topography, with the OF the Globes
anu Moral Philosophy, the ce,ncn,s of ASTRONOMY, &
.e Luh Language, separately onjuncty, twelve dol
lars and ity cents per quarter be pnid i'm advance
teo.netiy, Plain and Spherical Trsonometry, sc.
anu tie french Language, separately coajuuctly
nteeh dollars per quarter to be pai in advance.
drawing and Painting Masters llbe engaged, as
soon rs may be deemed necessary.
rs a part OF every Saturday forenoon will be ,led
eueu TO rearing portion OF the Sacred Scriptures
sexpectcd that each student will bring with her isi-
BILE.
Ike public examination will be in .July and Deem
DER oil which parents and guardians will be duly not-
The str;c;est attention will be paid to the morals and
condue, OF the pupils
N. Asnis theintentien OF the Subscriber 10 de-
vote bus ntnost cxcrtons TO the improvement ohs Put
pms, he hopes he will Ice able give satisfaction To all
who may honor him " h their patronage.
further uhorr alton may be obtained by APPLYING 10
the Subscriber AT Mrs. Mary Rodley's (cnner %, VI
1th streets, Shoehoe Ili1 where ~ eigityoung
ladies may be accommodated with genteel Board and
Lodging.
JAS. \. OswALp.
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TO RENT.
BOOK.S .3.N.D Sr.iIIO.N:9NY

re, "wbScriicr is noav o1>r1iiqe- at MS I.a.,
AAscelfaneoNs Rook-store, large AID
Ge"eraf assortment Of 5ooks e. .Sfafionay1,.
aD7otintin2 ~ 25 or $4,000 COTS rte eohole al
7vH'ch lie 10 end6iedto scN on the rnoss A6er-
az tern's 10 s0holeseie hurcA0sers
10 STATIONARY ..V Fancy Atisies Co ist chief, "
K y the following, VIZ
Pocket pen ari toy knives pncSet and other :r,K.
S,'ius ''d a'acs pencils ard pr;.el cares crayotsl
heeVes water co.ors, camel hair pcnci,, indian irl
"ov7 f'r ml,;.t'sres, i"cry ant niler cubs Gante.
s,Hirs and tivr.es, uathepatcai INSTRUMENTS court
p'ster, Pocket books, ad akin .sbe,s riayin
h'nk ari visiting cards, dice ivory folders. rcd all
oaTS i"s powder rcd and bia"s scs!ing : WATERS
Io's' yen, and pen eases, indian rubber states and
S"c ene'iS, drawing, writing, letter. b!otne a,L en-
oosse'l pner. drawing books, e,py slips, bank hoE.
a'e naTlT, paper hang'ngs K BORDERING Gre screens
table mats, wax tapers, sc.
Also,
nsiss. tr1''noc'7 o'aronc's ''a,t,nys, Haseo'ets
h',cs :"d flies ha;hov, hagoon and c,rioic; reed.
violin Ft'inge, bows hHr hr,lges and pegs, earnr.,
win l"eees, and large collection of u,"yis SC
PETER CC1'TOAi.
Ttoccr,hr-
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NOTICE.
JAS. \. OswALD.
wifi
Dec. 10.

vHsHE srsgned t7ro Of Tire commissioners ab,oi
Il ssdog ne act Of Congress pusSeI sl the th,rty-
hfsf Or .na"r, one hiotSndeiSht hundred and fur
tern, eatsdcd IN dct rmiding for the i,,en,iifco
,iol u certain claimants of b,,6ic lands in the jdss
isSih Territory" hereby accore6n 10 TIE ijnnc,ions
OF TIE SAID act, sue notice TO al zorl IL ;nc.y con-
Germ:
JHdt The commissioners abboi,,,eel 5y the said act
tlH meet ' NE Tst -tfonot,v G IGrUaiv ,let ar rhe
Guy y H@shalsts'i, as bv he sand act is directed for
me purpose n,';. orGS Sosn thereafter as plHbe tdc
hcahe, 81 aGwts7n3 and Getei7;,ing tbo,i the su-
c'e7'cy q az sHch releases assignments and o1r,,
Us may ne erec7fted and dep2sited IN the
eTlSe 81 me Secre'Grv of State, ia confo,,rfv
ga me directions Of tie said act and Gsio M.5
ana mere, Or as soon thereafter as nay be tpac-
ft"6e TOR The Purpose IF aijydging and fnaiu de-
fernt'nRe 1'ni al controversies aTSils from released
cfn's 1rich may he fonM TO contact NTH and be AL.
verse 10 edch o'her; and also Of adjlgi,.a ana, de-
tcFn'1y I''n all stci claims m,dei a certain ac. or
pretended oef cftbe state Of Georgin entitled a,,
ocf supplementary 10 an act entitled an act far ab
PghzattnS part of the Indicated territory If tLis
saas { George ,or Me payment Of the late state
hootS AID oir Purposes therein mentioned clecia-
rtrS NE right oftis STATE to IKE ,ptnbbrof,iaied Ter,
r7tory thereof for the broic6f5,, ond subbou offhe
fron'ers Of Has state aud for otIe, bur,oses bdesc
Ja'nG'y meSercHh, thousand screen hundred
and 'tnety:fue, may be tJt7H 10 hare ac-
cied 10 the United States Gy oerat;on of Ea.v aIi
se'eroIi,for The PURPOSE ctdoi,,g ana serjo,1ing al
matters ana things enoifed Ubon the sl,dl commission
ers bytbe net ehtr Mirt first Of .Nuch one thousand
etSh' h.7lGl'ed and fourteen aforesaid
J.4.HES .NO.NROE,
.9cfins Secretary Of State
RICX i7eD RUSH
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--s5--s..f--z-z-.z..--s>r---~-
IO NH r. IliIHIIC

I ItFe seen, with great astonishncnt, sr advertise
pcnt OF Mr. Frederick A. Winston, INFORMING the
nc 81 ms Inteaton to teach school, for the next Seor
az french ttay Academy, in the county nj Hanovsr
haVing not only obtacd the consent Of AZ the Prori
eNeeIt one, (wha IS near relation of Mr. Win
s'o'l, out being earnestly solicited by them There
,ore thnN proper to correct the public and let then,
Know tnSt am now teaching schno! In The same ar
uey AMI shall continue to do fo the ensuing wear
IRON Our several claims, doubts may have arisen IN
me Pubhe mlhd - to the certainty of my teacbnc
uti assure thein, that sooner than abandon INV nten
,Ion' WI. have erected, by the commencement OF my
.ey'n, WITHIN lew steps Of the academy coraforta
oie an eommoiious house. am in hopes that an in.
gen1os public will reward that ono whose mai, and
conduct most eminently deserve their patronage.
IN IHOStZ4S OIPEW
w. D. Will teach the following branches nf. Ijtera-
u.IS' Vz'-ieading, writing, arithmetic, geocrapbv
w.n lhe Ise Of the globes, English language s.vyipg
,,'s.ory, Bellies Leitres, and logic The price foT m
Wm VIII be twenty dollars per scholar NV tern, viii
commence on the 81 Of Jaauary and end tbe lo,b IS
december Following giving vacation of mt more
~ n ", o OF TWO weeks r. q.
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NOI'IGE.

'SVit subscribers have removed their Counting
House to Caiv-street, in the upper part NJ The
house occupied by Mcssis. J. X 81 N. X Thomas
Az persons having business 10 transact viii, them will
plense Ia call there. Inotmaiion Of the place may lac
'ned 1T the house Heretofore occupied by Va
X2RRT TOybfI'hI.N.S q Go.
Dec. Is. 1avsg,
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n BRTBGE no BE 1f7TLT.

'sW w. iEI, 10 he Lowest Gid,'ai. On next r,te,-
'er"eid County-Court day Oh ii 90. day Of Ts-.
IRE Bui'dire MA Byidge.
1cro's the Powldte Creek. on tie Povist rood
ne length Of The Bridge =. imrcss;'le IT t;s 49,,
Ten' to specify hut say fom 2ota 20 feet. NJ, orpc9
ted on the day 81 letting vi, wished ~ ,,,, ~,
brldr as soon az pJ'sihe and Therefore m, NM, ,,b,
IS ~ u nean lime Disposed take n "a ,ivst,, c
tTS"' VII immediately arply 'othe 9 e No., 49,
on nc spot. WTLELqU p :,
a. ftm cfFjH1c,g nm. s.
foN'"e Parcr MIils, Dec %, 1914
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ISPRES'G- Hill .9C3DE.WT.
NEAR COMO V'SVILiE. OK.aN LE

COJNJf.
y5NttE spbssrlcr Will eosnuc 10 nstrr,c; r,sies and
females in separate apartments, IN those branches
OF learning usually taught at public institutions
lis terms to- board, tuition and washing Obnar,Icrs
hndhs their own bedding aPd candes,) will be $3.50
per session, or five months, payable in advance For
tptinn alone, S5. Corn aud gcnd pork will be re-
ceVed III Payment for the FIRST session. az their current
prices, OF th2sc who may not find ii convenient to nav
money. The winter vacation will lake place the 5tb
a. Deccmher and the session commence on the 18TH OF
January.
Every attention will be paid to the NOR Is Of Youth
and assistance afforded further therprsgress IN lear
ning
JAMES G. WADDEL.
Dee. 2. I'm,
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~. ~. WTFPI7-

= IT w VI FlJIIlt
sSAS Taken an Office or 15B ncor n
4 street, uhere. IN Gdditjon fofbe PcrG,y-
WG7re 9fhts DUTIES as NOTARY PUPLIC.
ne proposes 10 trdn8art the Basfgess ofa
BROKER.
=. mr. Bts n fUrchqgc md scH TRYAsrpv
nor IS Notf1ern t. Southern BANK Norris
Fc,'isH ana /7io7d BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
ana ererg dcSc'bttfon Of PuBLIc SrocK,
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NOTTCE-..-'

Eknafhan Paymond t5 John y. FIYIard.
HAVING purchased the Stock Of Burt, jackson s.
3 Go. and taken their old stand in w. street sigt
o. me cock at--intend continuing in that bnc aC
'iness heretofore conducted by d. j. * Co under The
rm ~
RAYMOND g. HILLARD.
They have just received goOd assortment ~ Wool
flats, and are daily in expectation Of RECEIVING, nev
supply 81 Fine Hats OF various qualities Hat Trim
mirgs, &o.
j.. RAYMOND,
]. Il. HILLAED.
November -. a
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MEDICINES


and
SURGEOH"S IN !STRT.1gf-.4~-rr
FHSiiE subscribers respectfully inform b- r.,h, ;lt
they hay. Just added to thcrstocl :, rcn.,., =, /
wen selected supply of'lWes, medicines, srrer,s "a;
s""n'sn,s' <c' &c. Among which the follnw:r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
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Los ST.
FRCM 1HA OFFICE or THE NH
SIdGE,
an the esd Of Oct hast. a Bl.ct leather cov.r.a
" Trunk, s-nalcd with the letters r r. ON the
Top eonaing sun'''y articles OF oioub documents q,
Wv proceedings as Qar,er-Nias.er to a ,i,tachmcnt of
Virginia Militia called into the service IN September
as' "ier the command of Colonel William Alton os
,'e ISL heSt anda patent ior tour hundred acres of
,sni, ~, the stat OF Ohio, heing part OF a Military
Ian" warrant fyr four tho'ssnd scres beioagin. tn
ue i%'S,tees oi Ihns knin dcc'd--Ali pc-s;,,s are
"""a'ncd from pureha'i the said patsn, saoa;d it be
exposed 20 safe.
wenty IoliHrs will be pail by me- tn any person
n' WI, denver me t''e sad trnk and its contents in
sn''y County cr by ,elcstin. at the Office al tls
Enquirer, 30 l yet it again.
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