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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
~ From the Clesnet.
Tie Cogitations Of my Uncle John.

FROM the Cieeuef.
Tie Cogitafious ofmy Uncle John.
The public mind seems ousily employed
WITH specula,ions on the important question
Shall we have zvar or heace !? Il, is our
interest most. manifes,ly 10 make peace.
All hope ofob,alning by force terms OF ac-
commoda.ion which negotiation could not,
under more propitious circumstances. IN
duce G. Britain to concede, must have long
since ceased to exist. Our prospects OF
conquest. either in Upper or Lower Cana
da, nave vamahed axe the 6aseless fabric o,
q piston
rl.e strong incentives to war derived from
a late most potent emperor, but now most
contemplate pensioner, have, thank Cod
no longer their influence in our cabinet.
The war too. it is quite evident, is no;
popular, notwithstanding the thousand re-
lterated pledges Of life, fortune and honor,
from the Office holding, and office seeking
patriots Of the nation. The loans fill slow
ly-and the emo, nous bounty offered fol
recruits is the best evidence of the difficulty
of filing the ranks OF the army.
From these premises draw the conclu
sion, that the administration would be GLAD
10 make peace on ANY Terms thai would nol
risk their hold ufaon their daring office.
Having absolyed the administration from
the b.amc of wishing to continue the war
the next question that arises is, will the
enemy maze peace!
agree with thine adversary while he j.
in the way, says the good Book. What .
pity it is that this wholesome precept was
not more closely followed. We NIGH
have had peace-we might have had pros
perity and commerce., and all with honor
It zvas the interest of & Britain 10 MAKE
peace with us;-we would not we chose
war rather than peace, because our coun.
sellers were evil. The old proyerb says,
HE that will not whenise may
When he Will, he shall have nay
fear ii will be so with las. Nations are
governed by their interest. He that Cal
culstes on the magnanimi.y Of governments
shows more confidence Than wisdom anu
evinces rather his own goodness than his
political knowledge. When nation Car,
be magnaninous consistent with its inter
est, it may very probably exercise and claim
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
American Manufactured Goods.

Ne z, M.0y~Rsw.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ai.y y Byssvs. Of
Providence, who keep him conilantly fuppiied
from their long known and veil elAbl,fhsd Fact
~ At Pawtucket. with general adortmsns Of
american Cotton Goods,
coNssTiNo OF ~ N
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
2 4 8 threaded white & colord Stocking Yarn
White and colored tewing Cottous
Shirtings s-Checks-Stripes
ms-Chamorays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ ohopkeepers IN town and country and PEG.
pie 10 general who win to furniih themfelves with
the above articles, whi be iupp!ed At the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
Lands for Jals in Tamz00rtb q Bar
N ton.

OF Acres Of Land in Bsrton-part Of which
sceassd add fenced aai has young orchard %
il, together with half Of large two tory Houfs
add Barn thereon
lots Noel Q, s aud in Y 9Th rAnge-lOO acres
,ach--No s. in the 7,h range-ieO acres-Lots
A and in the III range-io0 acres ,ach-and
No 10. so acre Iot.--Ai Of which will be fold low
and neat ioek. vees il deired, will be received
IN payment
ALS0-6Oo acres Land in Lincoln, Grafton
and 800 do do in Peeling ) County.
Apply to ROBERT HASKINS, Waterford, OF
RALPH HAsKiNS Bottom
June so (Sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15

, credit Tor the virtue. But pace interest," II
one scale, and magnanimlty In The other
and there Can be little doubt which woulo
KICK the bosm :.
Will the British consider it their interes
to make peace with US at presen, Grea
Britain has more than two hundred thous-
and men in arms. Should she disbaad the
whole OF these, which she would not wish
TO keep IN time OF peace, what would be-
come ofthem! How would they find en-
ployment Would they not for want oil
work and food, become . curse 10 her Il
it not her interest, under some pretente 10
keep part of them on foot until those they
first disbAnd have an opportunity to engage
in business, so as not 10 become nuisance.
And will not an American war offer EN-
ployment to about The number they would
choose at present not to discharge!
All the continent Of Europe is now. thrown
open TO commerce, the ~ rannicai ami COM
mercial system of the tyrant having been
abolished Will not the British rel il to
be their interest to continue the war wit,
us until their ships monopoiize the trade Of
Europe, aud their discharged seamen ind
employment in their own merchant YES.
seis
Peace it is true, nominally exists on the
continent among all the principal powers,
but consider II by no means certain that
Aurohe is senied Every nation will doubt.
less feel it 10 be her interest to be prepared
for contingencies. Great Britain among the
rest will, it is highly probable, choose 70
keep such an army on foot as the peculiar
state OF Europe may render polite. Iftnis
is an opinion founded in reason, may we
not conclude that the ministry would pre-.
fer so plausible an excuse as an American
war for keeping up the armament
{ When to all this we add-thal the war Is
popular in England--that our adminis,rs-
ton is understood 10 be not only politically
ut war with our enemy, but personally and
inimical 70 the persons In the
ministry, the government and the natiou--
il is not probable that passion on their, side
vii. seek for causes TO continue war which
their interest doesnot keep them very lore.
iblc to discontinus
From this view OF the subject it results
that the British ministry will noibe disposed
TO make peace Such is my opinion, tho
/ earnestly hope may be mistaken. But
with the editor OF the B0.ton Centinei
must say, that fAose svho cacnlate on she
qvorsf, sv,H oct tie svasesf.
And il England wont make peace with us
on honona able terms, what shall We do 2
ihc path is plain as the milky way OF
Heaven Pace The naanag eweas Of our az.
.fairs inso The hands Of eomf1efent and JaasAt/ul
men. This is The grand secret TIA, viii
give union 10 me feohae-energ1 20 me our
economy IN me e.rhtndiiures ~ hu6ac
money-lrosecton az hcme and resitecso6tAsy
abroad, and eonst qnensly o6lain AN EAHLy
HONORABLE PEACE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
WILLIAM OXNARD.

M.s M.Gs, = Rev. Mdds 1rsH,
Has received. Caiicoes-e Cinghams-' bale
Bombaze,t-Bri,ilh Shir,ing Flannels and
6ases-4 and 4 Cotton Csmbriek-6 < "a
Cotton Shaws-mived and bundle Pima -Needles |;
kutiia diapers -sspsr6ns and coaris Broadcloth
aad CalIimeres.
Ay'-American Oinghams. Stripes, Cotton CIoshs
Yara &c
$50 Reams Wrapping Paper
Jsty II II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
THE. GAZE L TE..
Thursday, Augnsf IL, 1914.


the famous war-hawk, Feir Gyundy o.
Kentucky, has resigned MS seat IN Congress,
The Judgment made,
Felix sfrAsd.
Alexander McKlm Of Baltimore, has re.
signed his seat In Congress. he turncoat
William pnkney, has been named to fill
his place he democrats nave wonder.
FIJI attachment, To aisostates. -
Several other democratic members oil
Cong ress, who have been advocates Of the
war, decline being candidates tor re.elec
ton. This ssas vers much the appearance
Of 'giying up the ship
The U frigate Java of ~ guns, lately
launched at Baltimore, is to be commanded
by Com Perry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
Ere6 Drugs q Medicines.

JOHN COE-Exchange-freet,
I NFORMS'his friends aod the pubic, that he has
received an additional iupply OF Drugs. Medi-
cipes Patent Medicines, &c OF genuine quality,
which will be fold on resionable terms
Asgsf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15

Drowned in river in he retreat of he French
s.ny under BonAparle tom Leipsic. P.in-c Pom
,slowski, commander OF the Poles, who cons, iu.
ted par. OF the rear guard. Coiouei Kick. his
,dJulsnt. md Herskow skl, sdju,ant OF The geu-
.r.i OF Division rasinski, WHO arrived ri w ar.
Jaw on Tue Oh OF Nayenoer tas,, have guea the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
From the London Gazette of Nav o,

Brittle ard Foreiga Bible Society.
On "Wednesday, the 4th infant, the
tenth anniversary of the B,itiih and For
eign Bible Society was held at " The Free.
Mason's Hall. Qaccn street. Lincoln's
Ion Fields" The Report read by Lord
Teignmouth, the president, contained a
variety of interesting matter relative to
the progreis made by the Institution in
different parts Of the world.
The total of net receipts within the
year were reported to be S7,aIM. IS. ad.
and OF payments 81 ,o5 H. Is sd. and the
S9ciety's engagements with its dometic
and foreign Societies, for the curreor
yeaf 10000. The total idue OF Bibles
and festaments by the Society, both ar
home aud ON the Continent, announces
to i,o2o,6i5, and if to ,hese be added
l22 900 printed or now printing by SOC.
ie'ics in EUROPE only,aided by the society
at home, the total amount will be ,,Iss.
$50 copies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
Who!lY'6acked out at last.

Mr.. Madison has wholly abandoned his
retalia,ory system; all the British prisoner.
confined as hostages, have been released
law.
The foreign papers represent Trade as
rapidly reyising in every part oil Europe,
The sails OF commerce wniten every part
Of the commercial world, those Of the
Uniled States and Eloa alone excepted.
By The late treaty OF peace in Europe,
England is put in possession Of the Elec-
tora,r Of Hanover, containing population
OF one million Of inhabitants, with the Prin-
cipality Of Osnaburg. She has added to
her, also, the Isle OF France, which is the
Key of the Indian Seas. Malta, the
Key. Of the .Lavan,, together with the Isi-
ands Of Iobsyo in the West Indies, and
what is ofsull more consequence to her, the
sbalance OF power on the Continent, is
completely restored; so that she has moth
ing 10 fear from that quarter.
The Canada papers, Of the latest dates,
mention the daily arrival Of troops Al Que
bee from France -
J he Federal Republican, speak ling Of the
defence Of the Pa,uxrn,, says, the militia
of the upper counlies have refused to turn
OUT
The frequency Of desertion in Mr.. Mad
ison's army. as appears by the advertise
mems for apptehendlng deserters and the
numbers which have lately been shot, has
got to an alarming height. So 60 the
lives, fortunes and sacred honor men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
FRENCH CONSTITUTION.

Il is asked what does France gain by her
treaty OF Pc ace and her new Constitution
al character. In the frs. place, she gains
the loss OF her Late lercclous and bloody
lyrant.
2dly-Shc gains the blessings ola mon.
arch, worthy ot The crown, by his birth,
his virtues, and consummale wisdom.
3dly-ohe gains The tree and undis,urb-
ed liberty ofworshipping God according 10
the dictates Of every mans conscience.
4thly-She gains the Freedom Of tue
Press, in all cases not infringing on the laws
5thly-ohe gains full AID unqualified
abolition OF the Consevitanon.
6thly--ohe gains an exemption from all
taxes, not authorized BY the legislatures.
7thlv-She has gained an lmmense ad :
dilion TO her former te' ritory, both al home
and abroad.
s.hly She has gained the restoration OF
Commerce, Agriculture and Manufactures.
Boss. Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
NEW GOODS.
NvAT rrNyCOr~y

HAS jua received 3roadclo,hs aud CaEimeres
= handfome Veaing; blue and yellow Nank,ns
Cotton Cambricks pea Flag and Bandanns Hkfs
Cotton CzfIineres; Articles Cor Mourning ALTO
q great variety of other Goods
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
portlat1n 6a3ette,
BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY,

III AKzHUR NHzRLET,
AT two dollars per annum-one half in ad.
vance. All Who become subscribers 20 this
psper. viii b con.idered as such until they pay
Up all arrearsges and order its discon,inusnce.
All Communications, or Advertisements sent
through the Mail, must be Postpaid. or the post.
age will be chasged and all advertisement
(except where there Is previously an account
open,) must be accompanied with the pay for
5ser,ion. or an additional charge of tuen.y .fve
cents will be made. -
GTThe price of Advertising Is one dollar for
an Administrators OF Commissioner.s notice--.x
IS cents for smaller advertise men,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
ELANNELS e. BLANKETS.
r. LINCOLN.

n. LlNCOLN,
LAS JUN received from . MarfhaI's faie. fuper-
6ne and common Flanneis, aud dsuble soie
Blankess. ofvarious Gees.
JsJ IS n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
L. Bacon & Wheelock,

L. Bacon & Wheelock,
On AT THlIR
GARD FACTORY, q
ia Read6eld, (Maine) make and fell, whoIefale and
retail,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
all numbers, warranted Of the very bsit quality
Merchants aod fradep fuppIied on the Leiceler
terms. Cards delivered in Portland, Bath, W,fcaf
Get aud other places free from expenie TO the pur-
chsfer - Orders directed to L. Bacon u Co will
receive prompt attention.
Enquire at Baker & BzrteIs, Portland. 81
Rssa,fsld, Jsi, IS 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15
MassoebuJetfs Manuel

lust publifhed and for fAIe At |. ADAMS
y Booknore,
The Mafrschufet,s Manuel for the political year
from June 8t4 to JuHe 1915. Devoted 20 He
torical Political Agricultural Medical Religion
Ssatifscsi Commercial Naval Military Malonic
Banking Li,efary Charitable Humane Aironomi.
cal and Mhceilaasous Intelligence. ALTO vaua
BILE DigeA Of the Election Laws
! ADAMS has juR received AZ additional Il
lOrtment Of
\ BOOKS q STATIONARY;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-15

A calculator in the Virginia Patriot, esti.
mates The amount otioss which our Country
will sustain by the war, shouldn't continue
tive years, at Fsue Handled and Fyty MI
hons Of Dolars This sum is probably
short OF the truth but what then Is The
Calculator so sfuiald as to suppose tina. the
people OF the United States would Ssve IN
zee sh.f, that is, that They would give up
their idol James Madison tor ten times tina,
sun! No /! no = Lei the enemy destroy
our commerce, bum our commercial towns
and ravage our sra coast. Let the nation
become Oanklupt, let tns wailings OF misery
.esound, and ie, the widows lears be con
;inuaily wrung forth atrcsh ~ the orpnan's
signs, sull DEMOCRACY will not reient
~. BEDFORD AIercury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
"A Valuable Tract of LAND
FOR SALE.

pursuance ola deed Of trust executed 10
me, will be sold on Monday the 7th dav of
November next, before Mr.. PowelIs' Tavern. in
the Town OF Petersburg that yAI,UARi. r
TRACT OF LAND, situated in Prince Edward
County, on the waters of Bulfaloe River and
Spring Creek, containing five hundred and six-
ty six and an half Acres more or less and bonn
ded by the lands of Mr.. George Gillispie. Cant
Carter, Mr.. W Liley, Mrs. Elliot, and Mr.
Nathaniel Pric--wi,h all the tenements. bere-
dra'nents and appurtenances thereunto belong
lng-This situation is agreeable and heaI,hy
the land turtle, being we'll adapted to IN. cu,'
ture OF Tobacco, Corn and Wheat-for minute
Information those induced to purchase are re-
ierredt Mr. George May, near PETERSBURG. or
to view the premises, which will be sbewn
by any Of the neighbors living most convenient
thereto. S 'te".
The sale vii, be made to the highest bidder
Tor re ady money, in order to satisfy divers
CLAIMS OF Mr. VIM b Giles against MIR. G .orpe
May; and it will commence at 10 o'clock o.,
The day aforesaid. Should any casualty prevent
my attendance, shall according to the pyovi
VISIONS Of the said deed, appoint Mr. Joshua
ehafnn OF Amelia, nv attorney to conduct the
sale. THOMAS FABB, Trustee for The
o''ooer Ut. parties concerned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
For Sale

'h'HE small farm on which the subscriber
n now resides. The purchase would sn,t
a family inq quest of a heartily and tranouil
retreat especially, as the usual reo,,;si,es
OF negroes, horses, live s,ock. agricultural
implements, provisions of different kindsl
household and kitchen furniture. &c. miDbt
II desired, be obtained at the same tn
Inc buildings are new and substantial. and
though not entirely finished, uncommoniy
satisfactory. A due proportion of the Land
has just been cleared OF which about o. a :
cres we're. early last sprirg. sowed in clover
Part OF an adjacent estate, shortly to be sold,
might eventually be annexed I'd this small
farm, which contains only one hundred and
SIXTY one acres. Beauty of prosf ect, salu+
iTity OF air aud water, convenience. at LAND
ana river carriage to, and from Richmond.
and proximity to Milton, where post Of.
rec and sevsra. stores are kept, further re
commend the spot. The terms will be ac.
communicating.
Apply to L. II. GIRARDJN.
Gienmore, near Milton, AlbemarIe
County. Va. August 9th. 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
200 Dollars Reward.

hESERfED from camp near Wilkesboro'.
~ N Carolina, on the 9TH inst. the following
persons, TO wit. James HIATT, Richard Copeland
and Moses Gage. James HIATT, % years of age.
OF dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, Six
feet one inch high, and by profession farmer:
ba says he was born In Grayson county, Va.
Richard Copeland, 80 years old, five feet nine
inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, and by pro-
fession farmer, born in Chatham county, N.
%. Moses Gage, % or IS years of age, 6 feet
one inch nigh, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark
hair and by profession a farmer. The said Mo
ses Gage deserted from the Militia of N. C..
he was enlisted by Lieut.. Alexander in Ruther.
ford county N. C.. The above Hart and Cone
land were enlisted by Lieut.. Parks in Ashe
county. have reasons to believe that the a.
boye rascas are lurking iniAshe county, Nc
Also deserted from this detachment on the
18th inst. on my march from Wilkesborouph
N. u to Washington City, Daniel Miller, 9
years old, six feet one inch high, g,ey ewes
light hair, fair complexion and by profession
'srnsr, born in Ashe county, NC. l will give
the above reward to any person or persons tina.
will deliver the above soldiers to me or any eff
Ger in the U. 81 Army, or secure them in an,
Jail so they csn be brought TO justice, or Fits
Dollars lot the apprehension of either of them
EMANUEL / LEIGH,
4wj Capt. 10th U. S. Infantry
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
buckingham County,

July Couyf, 49,.
Ellis Putney Plaintih1
William Il. Hansford and : CHANCERy.
Stephen GuerTant, admr's.
ofJane Hansford, deceased,
.Dofts.J
ON the motion OF the Plaintiff, and il appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
Defendant, VIM. I. Hansiord, is not an inhabi-
ant 0. inns Stale--H IS ordered, That unless
The said WIN. L. Hansiord snail appear herc
IN or before October Court next, and answer
J'e Plaintiffs bill, the Court will then proceed
% take the same for confessed as TO him, and de-
cree tne matter thereof accordingly and that a
9py Of this Order be forthwith inserted in
,orne public newspaper of the City Of Richmond.
ior two months successfully, and another copy
'e posted up at the front door Of. the Court
iouse OF X $ County
coPY-TEsTE.
X ELDRIDGE, Jr. D.Ci
August D. vew
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08

ESERTED from my Company, now
IN actual service, at Richmond, of the
2nd; kegt. and LIST. Brigade, GEORGE w
GOODWIN. "
en- dollars reward will be given for an.
prhtndihg the said;Deserter and delivering
MN to DE or Any officer in said brigade. Il
within twenty days from the date hereof.
A: TURNER.
Capt End Rest. LIST Brigade.
George w. Goodwin is about 20 years of
age i've feet seven inches high, straight &
slender made, dark hair. ewes, and skin,
somewnat'of pleasant coun,enance, appa,
rel moi recollected by trade Halter. :
A T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
Valuable Land for Sale.

HY vir'ae Of a Deed of Trust executed by
Craddeck Vaughan aud Mary his wife,
the 29th of July 1913. to US. for Certain pu--
poses therein specified, we will on Monday
the Sist OF October next, proceed to sell at
Soochsand Court house, to the Highest bid
DER Tor ready money. a trace ofland, suppos.
ed TO Contain 800 acres, lying on the waters
OF Little creek in Gocchiand county, aud
bounded by the lard of Joha l.. Harris, vii.
lam Gray and others, being part Of the land
on which the said Vaughan resides.
WILLIAM MILLER, }
THOMAS MILLER, Trustees.
WILLIAM GRAY,
Goochland, 18th Sept. 1874 (et) ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
Twenty Dollars Reward.

nEsERrED the goth ,lay Of August. from
IL Camp Holly, HENRY KERsEY, private
IN my company OF Virginia militia, doth reg
ment, from Lsuisa county, and attached to nv
company the 10th of August last.--Also JOHN
kERSEY, jun. on the 18th day of this instaa. !.
deserted from Camp Malvern Hills, he is also
from the 10th regt. from Louisa, both in the SER
wee OF the u States. The above rewar,, of 90
dollars will be given for both OF the said desert
ers, or ten dollars each, upon the delivery of
either oil them to me, a, Camp Mslvcrn Hills, or
to any officer commanding in the service Of Tie
United States. The officers, mil,ary and civil
Louisa county, are hereby sired 10 use ,lie,r
best endeavours to take up the said deserte,s
and bring them to justice
JOHN MORGAN, Captain,
Commanding at Camp Male,rn H;i,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
No Impressment.

EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDERS
"ApJUTANT GENERALS OrY1cZ.
Camp fairfield, Sept. S, 1914.
ALI impressments Of Carts, Wagons, or
other Carriages and their Teams, employed 10
Richmond, are forbidden. "
"BY COMMAND.
(oigned) FLAMES MAURICE, Ad. Gen.
Liberal prices will be given for all forage brought
to Market and those who feel disposed to hire their
for them, from
JAMES McSELDEN, Capt.
Is Aud p. F.. NJ. OF the Army.
4" Contracts will be made al the Camp, for
furnishing the army with wood"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
NOTICE.
g. Terrell s. L. Atkinson.

EspEcrrULLY inform the citizens of Rich,
a q mond, that they have resumed the exercise
of their profession. VOC
AS several OF their students and pupils have
vacancy remains in their seminary for ne w or
frances Should the motions of the enemy rem.
der suspension of their professional duties ne.
essary, their fees of tuition will he only for the
ime OF their attendance, in proportion to the
erms oil the year. They embrace the present
opportunity TO inform their friends and students
the country, that they may, most probably
soon return to the city, and remain here in safe
ty.
Sept. z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
Notice is hereby given.

HAT by virtue Of deed of trust e.ecu,ed
, to the subscriber and George Holman. eso
Juiisnna Ross. oithe county OF Buck inghsm
70 secure debt due Pittman and Woodson. of
the same county, shall proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, tor cash, in the town of New
Canton, on the 18th day Of October next, the
following property, to wif:--Sarsh, Negro wo.
man and her child Charlotte, Billy Giles, Cuff,
and Sarah his wife, and Stephen, also, pair 81
bay horses, together with all the household and
Kitchen furniture, belonging to Julianna Ross
or SO much OF the aforesaid property as will pay
the balance due Pittman < Woodson. will on
convey such title to the property as is vest
ed in me as trustee.
SMITH PAYNE.
September. IL, 1914 wits
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-08
Lint and I}anda~es.

gsNiE CiGsens of Richmcnd (and par,icu-
n larry Females) are reques,edic co,;ect
AL linnen and Cation rags, which they may,
with care convert into lin. ard bant,ages, for
the use IF the troops in the fed ----ihe lint
should be of linnen scraped--the baniaScs
may be OF cotton or linnen.-Old pieces OF
Flannel may also be useful. ~
The Captains OF Exemp,s IN. their respec.
tive Wards and the Intendant will receive
all that may be sent them-to be applied to
the above object.
S0,,tr < IS