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To PRINTERS.
booksellers, and L,usrs Of Liz
3@ tefIt1rs.
+ ON Tuesday the 18th of December next
will be sold, at Publ; Auction, at the Office
tefItare

ON Tuesday the 18th of December mex.
will be sold, at PuOli; Auction, at the Office
Of the %
FIR GINId ARGUS
In the City of Riclmoad, all the Printing
Malerials AMI sto:k 10 trade of SAMUET
PIE ASANrS decd late printer OF that
paper, including the Establish pens itself.
~ ported by numerous subscribers, and al
e'tA3 snnent fcrprint,ns books aad,pamphs
les also a ia'ge Impression parity IN
sheets, a I'd P artiy B 'und of New 1. luton
II the f,s and 81 Volumes, and supDs nent
TO the I'd V,luns of the Revised Cole OF
laws. and also OF tine Isl, 2 l. 4. 4el s. Stu
Volumes or the Statutes q. L .rse, of che
Commonwealth of Yirginia. taseiner win
the Copy riEt.:s of ooh these inpor,an:
works. TO each of wn'ch, TIA nu nber OF
Subscribers il colsd1rabls. AMI the CONT,
aued pltropage OF the t-s,sla.ure may be-
expected. 40 49,
d AT the same time and place. (continuinz
the sale fro n day 70 day u,tii completely
will be SO d a large collection Of valuable
BOOKS in every department of Science,
particularly 10 Lag and M -dicine. aud OF
Religious subjects. pne next day will be
sold ar public auction. at tn. late dwel,ine
house of Samuel Pleasants on Shockoe Hill
All his household Faraiture and perishs.
Bile property. y ~
Six. Twelve andls Maths credit viii bs
allowed, on all sums exceeding one hundred
dollars, the Purchases giving notes with
approved enlorser,. neg ,tiao,e a: the BANG
of Virginia.
DEBORAH w PEASANTS.
Adnx, of 3 p.easilss, decd.
: Richmond. Nov. 18th. -
n. d There is also large quantity of New
Types and Paper, just received, which will
be sol d at the same time and place for cash.
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nest geutlemanly manner, and hare made
a temporary exchange Of our midshipmsu,
Mr.. Cook. and three men, for the prisoners
now in Norfolk, until finally settled by the
commissary general of prisoners. The
names aud rank of the prisoners remaining
unexchanged, together with those four ex>
changed in temporary manner by Capt.
Doyle and myself. shall be forwarded with.
out decay.
have the honor 70 be. 6ss.
CHAS. GORDON.
Hon. William Jones.
Sec'ry Of the Navy.
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, .. :.
SUBJECT OF ren,''n, naa NOT the most saes
factory esiuen>e' tnat shere Is party
present IN virginia. Determined at auevent
once more 20 rear up he standard OF tn
Episcopal church.. -i'Ject the Farmers q
the taxation o. tythes, and crush to tn
dust every other sece OF Christianity.
Ihavs no hesitation ia declaring. that
fen sveH knotvn disajtji !ed hoiinca! cha
racfers are the principit leaders Of thi
Episcopaian factisn, and from no Other
Cause. but TINT thsy have been frustrated
in their elecsio-. and their scnsmes of am,
|bi,;on by the other Christian secs who acc ~.
with the principles of rsn,bl;c auiso,. and
not like thu T. scooat;ane endeavor ~ Al,
ride ere citizen from ano,S.r Sv tn ,Jin,s
d;e,;nc,; nn of ,,,r $50 1871 oS "''~
The aI,rf;,, J..ts. 80.
I'd in R;ch,nond !. !. ,,;.,,.s us 80
orse hns ~ rr-,,..... s,.s lor nv '."e' rus-
of ~ors,,;-, - ~ ~. ~. rp'scopa''an 'oFn'
,,.,...t' C,,...rS 80. .,. ,'soea IN tue uo'u>
n $500. - lu.sousn ne equa,, u'e
ds,,s. :. =, y Ao"y 10 e'oquence, impu
cssss;r,' :. s;srsr. - ~, oeporsment YET ne
,s,..:ss'yy ~ LII .n'n N snc essential
i;s,;,, " ~. Shristian- place OF re-
:, s,,;,s. ;as 'uss o' sne DAY ny prayer q
,,;s,,. - IL a.. uIso.es sne hours OF ma.
h,ss - 1 $3.50 uSS 9"ara ana the gaming IA !.
- 10 after amusing himselt
c. f.s"4:. ~ oaturuay n'gnt anu
a1.s. 'n' nc y .ne arst 20 salute the
t.....s .l'''s'a' 1!s'92H witn MS musical req
4 3s,.:
h..r -. s - ana nus followers nave
S..en near 10 declare fhaf me Af'is-
fo.Iallan ,orm Or roorshih sras the only she-
$3.50 "-rgN ceremony snhicA became gen
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Tae Fem al I, Scno

AT Mount Airy. will CON n :ncs ths tenth of
Japuary and mi tue tenth Of D.cenDsr; there
vii: be vacation Of one month. beginning the
tenth Of Jque. Tsrns, for board, o.i, AMI ru,
lion 5 25, pad half yesrly IN advance those
persona VINO may not dad it convenient to pay
the money IN Advance can seni their ,nl
Psyabis on dem acl one or the other Of tness
requisites it is expected will be complied with
in eyerycsse.
Mount Airy, Caroline,
Nov. 13tn, 1914.
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170" F"r e1o'0VHIy DlHy C0HTIer.
TUESDAY, November Is.
THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH OF
ri & Ii NJ O,ND

TEere is ccr,ainlyno subject which. ought
to occupy in less degree, the columns ff
newspaper, thae the affairs Of the church.
Ia THIS country every citizen Is entitled to
the privilege of expressing Whatever sen i.
ments he pleases With respect to Religion
and the Individual or set OF men, who would.
dare 20 force an established ior.0 of worship
upon any part ef the United States, descry
ed 90 be stigmstized and punished as Trai.
tors, ,qua'lY AS the supporters Of cur CON
mon enemy.
SHOULD not have made this remark, nor,
should haye written ono Syllable u Jon the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
NATIONAL BANK RITJ.

Sec'ry OF the Navy
NATIONAL BANK BILL.
The bill reported in the house of represen-
tasiyes /" to incorporate the subscribers to
the bank OF the United atates of America +"
being too long for insertion IA extensn, we
have made the following abstract of it's pro-
visions for the information Of our readers
Sec. 4. Abank Of Tue United States Of A
merica shall beestabiishe ID, the capitol stock
to be Fifty millions, divided INTO 10000
shares Of SOP, dollars each subscriptions to
be opened OH the list Monday If at
Boston. New.Yora. PHILADELPHIA. Ballimo-
more. Richmond. Chariestou and Pittsbarg,
( TO Continue open one week. az the end Of
which time the subscriptions are to be trans
mitted 20 the Ph:iadciphia c nm ,niss;o aers.
who, il the total Of the sub,crip,ion exceeds
30 of the CITY,. shall aoport,on The same a.
monr the subscribers in 4 lust and eoual ra /.
ito. and cause lists of the same Ia be retnrn-
ed TO the respective commissioners &c.
Sec. 7.sAnyjinaiviinal or body polite NAV
subscribe any number of shares NOT exceed
ing 1000. Payment to be made in the fol-
fowinr manner: one fifth part in gold or
silver CON of the u. States three Fifth Dart
in the same, or in the stock of the 1900.
600 loan. or of any future loan and one
fifth part in gold or SILVER coin. or in trea.
sury notes---antl at the following times / ut
the time of subscribing S2O,ip srecie. and
200 more in stock, &c. within : months.
therefore, the further SUN Of $40 in SPECIES
and 200 in specie or stock in six months
from the time efsubscribing, $40 In specie.
and S 100 in stock. 's''''. !. $ ! IS
Sec: g. At the time Of schscription afore.
said the Sec'y Of the treasury shall subscribe
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NORFOLK, November IS.
SHOCKING DUELI

- -
One OF the most tragical occurrences in
the annals of duelliag took place on Satur
day last, 10 Camden county, N C.-Mr.
Pollard Davis, midsbipman, and Mr.. Rich.
ard C.. Gregory, surgeons mata' both Of the
u. 5 ship ConsteilaIion, from some unhappy
luminosity subsisting between ,hem, were 10.
stigated to ueet for the horrid purpose of ta-
king away each others lives, Jr in the FASH
enable cant of the day, to decide their con-
troversy in an honorable nanaer. They
met a. the time and place appointed, with
pistols--the irst FIRE was Intellectual but
the second, aiasl was fatal to bosn n Mr..
Davis received nis antagonists ball in his
right SIDE, fell. and almost Instantly expired |.
whilst his bail penetrated Mr. Gregory's
skull little above tae temple, and shatter-
ed II in sacn manner that he survived on.
ly until the evening OF the following day. -
Both ne bodies were brought to this town ON
Saturday night the one oereft of life, the
other wfithing 10 the agonies of death, and
have both been subsequently, Consigned to the
tomb, with the respect becoming their rank
Rtoo, fLe D.fc~.I,,,-.. n ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
Giacinn rti.

The annual m .stiay OF the Virginia Society
OF CiNCiSNAri viii befl at tn ClpItol 10 the
City Of Hichm IN o. the 3 MN Law in ~ .csn,
Der. ROBERT QUARLES, Sec'ry.
November rs. TN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14
Land for Sale.

/ will sell 500 acres of land-that part Of
my tract whereon 1 now reside, lying on both
sides of the country road leading from the
buckingham road near major Henry Floods to
Diuguids Vile, about four miles from the for,
mer and z miles from the latter place, 10 miles
west Of Buckingham court house and 80 exst
OF Lynchhurgh. This land is we'll adapted to
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco, well
waterej and heavily rimbered about $50 a.
cres cleared, the most of which is fresh and
under excellent fencing, in an agreeable neigh-
borhood and delightfully."- situated, commando
ing a beautiful and extensive view Of the Am.
herst Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. !
have no hesite.:cn IN saying tka. ..hi, is QUE Of
the most desirable seats in all the upper coun-
try and is exceedingly healthy. The improves
ments on the land cannot be put there tor less
than $500, consisting of a wood dwelling
house 40 by ID feet, 2 ERE places and passage
below stairs the same above handsomely
painted inside and out-kitchen, smoke mouse,
dairy, &c. a well constructed store house 20 by
l6,ieet, , cellar the tuli size OF the house and
a fire place in the same, and mary other OUT
houses useful OIL all farms. One acre of land
well paled for a garden, and yard same size
also paled and an excellent well of water in the
yard and within one mile of q good Grist &
Saw Mill. Knowing those who may wish co.
purchase such property will 6rst view the
same, | deem any further description unnecess
sarys I shall remain in RICHMOND SO long an
the Legislature continues in session. ANY gen,
Ieman who may wish an interview with me en-
this subject will find me at the Eagle Tavern,
The terms of Sale viii then be made known,
WV. EL2aQD.
Buckingham, Nov. 25th, 1910. S
N. b. A handsome young apple orchard,
consisting of 100 trees Of excellent fruit, com,
1900 ---a &C III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14

N Pursuance of adecree of the County Court
! Of buckingham, will be sold, on the premi-
ses, to the higest bidder, ON Friday the twenty
third day of December next, the tract OF land
in said county, wherein Robert Smith. deceas-
ed, resided, bounded by the lands of Smith
Payne, Thomas Baker, and others, and about
three miles from the town of New Canton-it
contains about one hundred and fily acres
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pur,
chaser, by Smith Payne and others,
COMMISSIONERS.
9th Nov. 1914. wtds
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COTTON YARNS.
THE YARNS FROM THE
Richmond Mandatory,
Are sold by
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
October %. vtf
October %.

TO RENT,
Two three story brick Tenements belongs
ing to the Estate Of Samuel Pleasanis, deceas,
ed, situated on a cross street near James
Brown. Vendue Office, and adjoining james
Lownes' dwelling. Each tenement Contains 8
well finished rooms, with many convenient clos
sets, and good accommodations tor servants,
They are well situated for a private family OF
q genteel boarding house. Possession may be
had Of one of the Immediately and
of the other in few weeks. For further par.
tculars enquire of James Lewnes or the Admi-
ID. w. PLEAsANTs, Administrators,
December 8, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14
A PROCLAMATION.

| WHEREAs it has been ysas. s5a. a "a ihs
Executive by the Ueputs S.,ss a y. Pa.
nover county,, that Latkin CS,sre,l, wins lad
been remanded To the jail Ct ,,te SAD cpuay "a
Undergo q further trial Dor gsa.:ciopcls tht>..
.ng Alexander Smith, bearing dlspatshAs 90 ti,o
Executive from the theatre uf inyasiD-s, s.as
6rokcn and made lis escape IRON tn, sail ;s.,
/ do therefore, with the sdsics OF tAe EIsaneii
Of State, hereby offer a reward al i4lsss;
HUNDRED uULLAsS, TO aay person or u.s.,
SOFAS, who siisl ; ,pr-ke.ia sA ,tse', ;sSge
viil,nn anyjaii of tbs coinm.N vssiit iis, SID
L.rkin Coilseil AMI 10 ,rD,s,yef require I'll
cEcers, civil md military. pna sSi;0rt IL. good
people Of this commonwealth 10 use ,hciy best
endeavors to arrest the said Earkin Cotfre!, so
that he may be dealt with as DIE law directs.
GIVEN under my hana AS Cow
vernon aud under tho Seal
Of the uo~mnnopwesith at
RichmonsS this 2olh day OF
(Seai9 NoyemberS oae thousand
eight hundred aud four>
teen, aRd of the Compons
wealth the thirty ninth.
JAMES NARBoUR.
N. B. Larkin Cottreil is abost S tee1 s incl.es
high he has 4 full light eye. and rather a dowa
look 8 light hair, incliaable-to curl very much !;
he has . thin sisage, sallow complexion. very
laxative when in company, q great mechsnicai
genius, and byprofession > mill wright-born
and raised in King William County, virginia-s
his family reside in Hanover, at the mill pur.
chased by him of major Parke Street. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14

n BRrTIsHT nc THE AMERICAN com.
MIssIoNERs.

BRfTISH3T ITO THE com,
MIssIoNERs.
Client, Sept. 18th, 1914.
The undersigned have the honor to &C.
knowledge the receipt of the note adj
Dire ssed to themby the American plenipo-
tentiaries on the 9th inst.
On the greater rarr note, the undersigns
ed have no intention 10 make. comments,
haSins proposed to themselves throughout
the negotiation 10 avoid all unnecessary dis.
cussions, more especially when tending TO
create Irritation
On the question Of the northwestern
frontiers, they are happy to find that no ma.
terial difficulty is likely to arise.
With respect to the Boundary of the Dis.
trict of Maine, the undersigned observe
with regret, that although the American
pieniPotentiaries have ackns wledged them
selves to be instructed to discuss a revision of
the boundary line, with a view to prevent
uncertainty and dispute, yet by assuming
an exclusive right at once to dicide what
is or is not a subject of uncertainty and dis
pute, they have rendered their powers nu.
gatofy or inadmissibIy partial in their ope.
ration.
After the declaration made by the Anne.
rican Pienipotentiaries, that the United
states will admit of no line Of boundary be-
tween their territory and that of the Indian
nations. because the natural growth and
population of the United States would be
thereby arrested, it becomes unnecessary
further TO insist On the proof OF a spirit OF
asgrandlzeN ent afforded by the purchase OF
1'ouisiana from France, against the known
conditions on which it had been ceded by
SPAN to that country, or the hostile seizure
OF a great part Of the Floridas, under the
Preience of a dispute respecting he boun :
dairy.
TIE reason given by the American plepi-
potentiaries for this deciafatioA. t~ansliy ap-
Pies TO the assignment OF a boundary 10 the
United States on any side, with whatever
view proposed ;and the unlimited nature al
the pretension would alone have justified
Great Britain in seeking more sfecrral Sc.
curiiies against its application To Canada
tnan any which the undersigned have had
ire honor TO propose.
Fad tie American pleuipo,eniisries been
instructed Gn the subject Of Canada. tbey
would Lct have asserted that It's per4naneut
anne xaiien had NOT been the declared OBJ
Ject OF their government. II has bees dis.
'inctiy avowco to he such NJ different times.
particularly bv two American generals on
their respective invasions Of Canada. Iftbe
DECLARATION first made had been disa, prov
ed 1t would not have been feoeased. IRE
declarations here referred 10 are tote found
IN the proclamation Of general Hull in Iuiy
lSlS, ana OF general Smyt, in November
ed. ~
IL Bnst be also from the want Of ~instruc-
Mons mat The American Plenipotentlayiei
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14

CHARLEsros, Dec s.
IMPORTANT.

Copy OF q letter 70 T. w. Baco,, Esq.
Savannah Republican Office, Sunday Even
ing. 9 o'clock. Dec.A.
! nave lust received FROM my C:rrcspon-
dent IN M~illedsevilie. Geo. the following ve>
ny iimportant News, which | hasten to give
you -
~iLLEncEvILLE, Dec. /, 1914
N,"v'rucr Early cas- this momeut been
put N possession of letter from Col. Haw
kins' oy which we are informed that Gen
acxso has taken possession of Pensacola
with very little opposition.n
Fort Hawkins, 30lh Nov 1914.
! nave just received the followine-Ces
neral Jackson has taken Pensacola rhe,.
were q few ofthe Inhabitants only Who 90
thered In q part of the town. fired a 5sw
rounds, and surrendered. The Br;,;sh Ar
ed a slow match 10 the maeaz;ne, of wh;rh
tue General vas apprized. and kent b.cr
until At blew up. He then marched r. .tav
go = few days only, and returned 70 Fort
Montgomerys report SAYS. ON HE wav, ~
New Orleans. The hostile Indians sse
quite silent since this blasting of their homes
four friend and servant,
F. S. FELL.
Nosersv1le, Crenn.) December 5.
Extract OF q letter from Thomas A. roper.
Esq. 10 nus brother Captain John A. Ro,
St. Stephens. Nov 18Th. 1six.
Dear Brother,
.coaos not yon are anxious to hear tbe -
SUI. or the late expedition against pensacc,a
'vn sunday the 9th inst our army apuroschsd
;. and q nag ~assent in summoninr = s,,rrer-
-. from the reception it met with
'o n,e OF SIX or eight round of canucr
= COMO not make the demand. bnt ives
.erceo 70 retreat--as il was very la.e -
.ne evening when the flag was Sent .bs
matter was deferred for adjustment nm
ia morning after Reveillee, m arms ;,
was peat; : III a few minutes the armv u.
serea the town in triumph under q hr;sk
nre OF grape and canister from The ,nwn
ana noma ard bah from the fort .n5
some british vessels that lay At anckor -
tue bay. We, however. susta;nsd b,,s ,;,..
wths nc iowa Immediately surrendered
.hn, .l.u can''nued to give as an occasional
! H. MN a4rk, when the officer comman.
s.ss sase up ms sword The British disco.
'le we a gained possession OF the town
,raao moved down to the ~Baryancas. 2
ons spanish battery that commanded the
eance Oh tue bay, aud with the permissior
- 'i'apiards as we suppose. dismouo !,
'ne guns and blew up the works. which
u.s'y disabled US from maintaining DOS
session ct the place. The Gen. deemed !,
ausis'nie to e%yaeuate the place and com,
nshce Tue return march on the 9Th. Tim,
on, Fuaed the work that has for a long TIM,
lifted much interest among the people q
"a sec"on OF The United States.
NJ - 4
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Hffbinnn1.
az THE Sale o fthe establishment of IN,
WEDNESDAY,. DscEMbxs IA. 1914

az The Sale ofthe establishment of the
Argus. advertised Tor some time past. not
having yet taken place, the Patrons Of this
paper are respectfully informed, s,et TIC.
publication Of the Argus will be continued
10 heretofore until y sale takes pace
n Is With great pleasure We observe
that the Secretary Of the Treasury and, the
Comnaittec of W'ys ~ Mesrs iiave come to =
good understanding ON the subject Of Finance.
This harmony, necessary at all times, but pc
cuhariy so Mt the present moment, is = pledge
for the reconciliation OF: the real value of gov
ernment paper, the depreciation Of which, in
was merely nominal. The public credit
has never bsen Impaired. II xppears admitted
now, on all hands, that the failure to pay ,rea-
sury notes, SC. at Boston, Philadelphia, sc. has
been accustomed. not by want Of funds in the
government, but by the st6ppage Of specie pay.
ments by the banks, This stoppage was. i'm \
great degree, produced by the mercenary ma.
chinstions OF the Boston Banks themselves,
they having driven a large trade in specie with
the enemy (; so that the Inconvenience, in some
sort, falls on the heads Of those who OCCASION
ed It.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-14
POETRY.
A FRAGMENT.
ssax rHE pAIAwAaE eAz1rrs.

A FRAGMENT.
Around our land wAR's fiery meteors fash.
Flame corhbsts flame, and swords and sabres
clash.
From ey'ry state, tn impatient legions rise.
And groves Of musketsZglitter to the skies,
Ceres to Mars her choicest treasure yields.
And spreading tents o'ercicud the vacant fields
Along our coast, surrounding lhunders roar,
And ieaden tempests rage upon the shore
Our naval heroes, NUMEROUS deeds ma, claim.
TO grace The splendid monuments Of fame
Our veteran searnen Neptune's trophies share.
And deal destruction when their foes appear.
Our Infant navy cautious to engage, -
MsnGuvres round and hold its iightning's rage,
Till sure OF execution when it throws
Tfte bery torrents midst the naughty foes go
Confopnds the Britons-shakes the welken
round,
Aud the sea monsters startIe at the sound.
But round the world, may halcyon doves ap-
pear,
Thro' ey'ry land may blood and carnage cease
And ev'ry cline enjoy the smiles of peace.
May war soon cease to swell the purple food,
And earth contain no stagnant lakes Of blood.
May nan forget wars he'll invented art.
Nor sheathe the sabre in his brother's heart.
May the time come, the h.ppiest time of all,
When pride and tsraauy, witt, tyrants fall,
To rise no more 10 drebch the earth,s domain
With orphans' tears and blood of fathers slain
Then earth's inhabitants no kings sha I own,
Nor bow obsequious TO an earthly throne;
But pay Obedience to the throne above
With peace and union, harmony and love.
Science and truth may then their powers dis
play,
Asd shnie unboumded as the light of day.
On ev'ry soil the plant Of wisdom shoot,
To chser mankind with its nutritious fruit.
Frenzi'd deiusion shall no more embrace
The crimes OF kings, or sacerdotal race.
No furious mobs Of drunken miscreanls rise.
Nor scenes Of carnage pain the shudd'rirg eyes.
Fienty and Peace, shall then, with
free
Cheer sy,,ry cot, each craft on ev,ry sea,
Our lofty oaks, glide from the sylvan plain.
swell into ships, and grace The rolling main.
Our commerce roll from Mississipian shores
TO GreenIand's banks, and Javyss spicy bow'rs.
the curse OF war. shalt sever more intrude
On the calm joys of tranquil solitude.
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NOTICE.
Nov.2o..


The Subscriber presents his compliments 10
those Ladies OF the city OF Richmond who have
had the goodness 70 take the condition of the
suffering soldier into consideration. He in
tends II the weather permit. to visit camp Hot.
Iy next Saturday or Sunday, and would take
pleasure in being the bearer of such articles
OF cioatl,ing, particularly half stockings, as
their kindness and patriotism have INTENDED fol
that camp. =
He begs leave to state that General Porters.
fields brigade, stationed at Holly, will have "a
encounter the rigors OF winter before they car
retire to their homes from the service Of ,hei,
country. MIR. William Dabney will be good en-.
ough TO receive the contributions.
JOHN ID. BLAIR.
Dec. 10. II.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..

Agenersl meeting Of the Stockho'ders, FOE
the purpose Of electing Directors for The hsiis
tuition, viii be held at the Bank on "Wednesday
the 4th OF January next.
VIZ. NEKERvIs, csh.F,
November 30.@ ewtdn
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10 RENT

II Three Story Pire Proof Brick House
Situated on T. Street, opposite the Well Ia.
vern, and now occupied by and s. Cosby, one
among the best stands for a Grocery Store, and
possession so be given the 9th of next month.
inquire Of James Lownes, or in his absence Of
Caleb Lownes.
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Two other Brick Dwellings 10 the Fulling
Garden. Inquire Of James LowneS. or IN HE
absence of Caleb Lownes who lives near the
premises JAMES LOWSEs.
18th Month 10Th, 1814-i