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Fsf virtue o! deed in trust executed TO ne BY
q Thompson Fowiees, for the purpose Of securing
me payment ct 6y,E Is It'd. with iateres' thereon,
due TO Elizabeth r. Henror, exeeut,ix o, R,chor5
Heclon ScSessed, a. being The balsnse Of a decree
Obtained ~ the said Execuirix 81, Christopher Me
Conn'co and ths said Fow'ktl executors Of ~ ,hew
NsS1raoe, deceased, 'n the Chaueery District Court
nj Richmond, ssiH 6f sold, to the highest bidder.
tor ready money, on the premises. on the 25th dsy
o. January next il fair, otherwise the next tar av
tRACi OF LAND, confusing 4o2 acres, stu.
aVe IN t"e county o, Necklenbnrgh, both sides of
OTTER GREEK,
hDJOiNlNG the Finney wood lands This lend
IS well adapted 20 the culture Of Tobacco, Wheat
snd Corn--snd would be shown to any uerso. wish
ing TO view the same, on Application to the Snbscri.
Der. Holm q RapCrS.r
'''NH'@f WON IrI,.Ps.
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" o TTCE u.

" q Il / { T.,
VIA itAreher Vest WHO went from the NEIGH
= boarhocd of John Coles ~ the Couofv re
CAester6eld about twelve or 6ftses vears ,,as,.;s
requested 90 e1u- frrvord and reee,vs a borJ.,,,
Legacy that VIE let Tin by . bqlf bro,tar Raoes.
u YeI, decd. al persons who have lust claim,
sssSnst me Estate ol Ra9ey G.. Vest. decd wiz
BRING them Forward duy authenticated immedia,e
No.. JoHN VEST, Exo'r.
JUST RFCHIPAD.
d AK IRON, assorted, Cut Nn;is IN. Whiskev in
= y barrels, Nirlow Glsss, 8 x 10, & 10 L II.
Moa'd Candles, dig rent sizes
lind IN Stare,
Loaf and Brown Sugar, Coffee. Seek Salt best
Green Ccpperas, &c. &c. For sale ~
GEO. E0BEKTS0N & Co
Cary Street
fs7HE Mercantile 8u5-nes1 heretofore c9r1--,1 IN
- by the snb7cribers under the firm o. JDIisop.
10Y % RTS5erfson IS Tai; tey, by mutrsl consent
dis'o. Yed-Ihe Books sud Pagcrs Of 5aid concern,
remain With Wilson y Drew f.r fnsl retfienert.
THOMAS WI SON
THOMAS y. DREW,
GEO. ROnERTsON
Richmond, Nov q, 1873
--------------Asy
iHH subscribers having purchased the jnferesf ri
t1r. Vc". ROpertsou IN the concern or Jcyi..,
reW - RoDErfson, beg leave TO ,"forn their friends
u.at they wy continue business under de irIn OF
Rilson q Drew.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS ". DREW.
THE partnership o. Wilson, Drew & Roberfson
hsVins hsen dissolved by 10Y Withdrawing from the
ssane, leg ea7c TO sppTze my friends and the pub.
hc, tha. SHAH continue 20 do business on forms ST.
riiar 70 those oft late soncern In the same bons
GEO. ROBERTSON
Foysmbsi ~. wtf
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TH-E RICHAfO 1cD
COJTOr ,iaNiIrEn, y =,

" ON MANLFAi TORY.
4 nearly ready 20 20 into operation. and m.
l." weeks want cOrsdDrab,s nor,b., ,t - =, "
Msn, omen, Boys and Girls Of varicu ,iz s'' ra;ii
re ee; VIZ" ernp'oynent-and While apprentices
comfortable hou9es are erected at tbe .st,brl,
men I'm The accommodation Of Far'lss ss'a'',''l-
that may be employed N''n o'erS
ex9eE Sos of a9f E29s; Sc &C. viii kept at the
ing The children both arpretces and o,h ~ ,"u'a
eI''a"n pranef IS OF 81 English ednes,ioo ~
Under tie Organization OF this e.lsbstr,e,,., 80,
ae r5 OBTAIN from their o~a industry comort
None bug persons of gocd cAar..,e, ,,o
~ ,. ebers get iii, they = N be dis.
par. ioG, on spa, o",, my learn further
the premises o. tie subscribe, II P:cpr, l1s on
~, - BENZ. JAMES Hams.
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.NNVEhI,[.NAlIE-A-I N; =

Nv ~ = ID T. IIEVI.
a person wishing to use in their Disti,lsrv
n,oved or ~, rwsr, DR. Allison's hiehly n
may be furnished With Individual rights NJ 6 Is N ~
aE .'Tn or county in Virginia, not siready Oh
npseiy furnished. on application to Mr. ccrneI:".
S!ne' L5nehtursh, or the Subscriber. Ri,Gmort
Oo,o,.. 20 JOHN PERKINS.
~ communications by rsan. post paid, will be
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Jan. IS.
LIND FOR SITE

Is-TgFD FC[6 Od(lE
Z Z N the 231 day Of February next, az Hanover
- Court Hoss,, beirg court day viii he sold,
303 IcrrS IF LINZ,
Adjoining the Lands Of Edngnd Taylor Sen. -ym.
NinF- Peter VIM. J. Green, George MaDn, Mrs
HDth"ny nrf jacob Chrslinn-ii,ts i.uoi les Two
miles t1is 'i1e 81 Col GoodaEs X within about II
rlhss Of The rity Rchnlo1d & Of the entire Tract
sbout one furf5cd acres cleared & hes thereon
,1rse hNelhrs House, insured about 500 which
h'us with tte e&pence Inay ne rusde very CON.
.or sue, also good framed smoke house, a larr,
apple Orchard o.! prime fruit, and the wafer EQUAL
10 any intha Lovtr Coantry---the balance of The
une'esred Land contain = vslHsble grovth II pine
A. oas timber perhaps sGtl # not superior to al,
Within the same distanceo tAs city. To carpenters
or persons engrg IN saving timber for this mar
ket tha Linn would he pa t,euIsrly VAN. bic. III.
as0Ve described Land was late the property oil
- teheider Valentine deed anl viii be sold by the
nnoers'gned' his Widow aDd Dstr.butees Who are
2l nj re-, aud viii unite in the necessary convey
auce ~ tive rurchaserThe terms Of sale, one third
ea'i--onc third in SIX, and The residue in twelve
months from the dag Of sale. With deed Of trust
upon ne premises to secure the payment Of the two
lest instalments
XgINnVN g, IJcrVUJpTrT-t----
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z hh subscribers have quantity IS so,. ,.o,La-
the, s sG['' ara upper leather on hand, vL;e,,
Iev;,a ha MEL HOFFMAN,. Co.
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TOenty fire Dollars Rc,ygrd.

FTLOPED from the s;nhaeribe, :, ro -,
IA May last, negro woman by the name ~. -
n G. g. Y.
Ebont tour feet ten or ele' en- inches ligl-betwse,
thirty and thirty tree years Of age2sbe :, Of -
H''k complexion s'd vel set, she has small Sc
Wv ", toreheaG slose to her hair, oce' joued by
p"rn when sEci, y is sboui the size ola n,r.ns,g.
---9'f Hae ESQ a scar CT each hsrd near ber noe
hnger' oc>ssored BY The cutting OF Of a s,xtb s,-
ger Wth "bich she vas borne !, is not inpossihie
baud 10 p man Of eiters
ne r5oYe reward VII he given to any person
~ -, WI deliver Ter 70 nae living near Tsnop,h.
STAFFORD County Virginia, or secure her 40 any isa
$ thst set her again.
MiCTIAL BOWER.
.. ~ versions srs hereby f.rwarngd bsr-
oo%1nng or carrying Ter out OF the Commonwe al,h.
"-"' 10 Zfw4w
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PATTERSON WIRE MANUFACTO-
nv

ny.
HE subscriber is authorised IN receive orders ior
4 the following articles, TO be executed # the a.
Dove ~ ittae DRY, and Forwarded from thence with
al possible speei--dsliyerable in Richmond IT the
Factory priee', with the charges Of transportation,
Exc viz "'
Coarse and fine Wire from No. to o.,
Card Wire from No IS u SO,
AnneaFd or bending Wire Il various sizes,
Rolling Standing aud Falling Screens for cleans.
ing grain.
. Wow wires or every description.
samples o. The above articles may be seen, and ore
ders lodged 1T the Counting House of
ANDREW SMITH.
Cary Street opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Dec. 9th.
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g., W,iNTY DOLLARS REV Ann
ANnWAY fror the Subscriber On f'e f.i,d.
cali, b;r o .elf ia, nesro nan mar "a y 10
,eei o, i"ehes hga, dark complexion ns, ,.,.
;nct , wn'Ss'rs, has scar o. lis forehead bout an
.G' 'cpg over The right eye rsrsire u in the hair
T." AND ",w SEQ n"ks very pleasing wien spok.6
g"on fA"yer and tocrablc rough csrpcr.cr-- -
"m ven ne went away cheek shirt, partal.ons -
round Jee'st OF northern striped elot he =
curry ~ where perhaps lie nay be lurking
nae h'm o' hf. Gray Ci Nausen,ond copnty o.
IN above reward ain be given to snv one ,-t.
%i az leer him to noe )" Richmond, and al reeson.
aoie charges psd or 10 dollars It secured i; W.,
So thst get him again. H' "a"
STEPHEN 4. HOPKINS.
Dee. % 29woin 'S'
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Virginia Legislature.

E1TR. 7CTS. From TIM; JOURM.4L.S.
HOUSE OF DELLG ATES,
.7ionaay, Jan 10.
communication from the Senate by their
Clark
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Click
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Isn. IS.
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III Subscribers having purchased the in'ere. Of
EIr. Veo' Ropertsou IN the concern of JciLsop.
UreW - RoDhfson, beg leave to oform their friends
IHLLsnn q LtAm - w
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RICH.UO.N.D PE.NII'E.N.jI-,gY

kSoK Sale at this place, variety OF Manufactures.
which will be sold low for cash. or bareI,,I fo.r7,T
materials amongst which are several tl,ous:d pouda
OF scrap iron, suitable Tor rcpOiing tOoIs of Hshandry
NJ 4 cents per pound-Aso, several humid pounds az
scrap steel, At i2- cents Iron s brassnouncd crate
,S axes, noes e.fn's and hinges, o.c.;rcnet kinds,
cohus, names, back 6 belly bands and coIiplte ses
oil carriage and cartgcar, bed cords, leading line,
Sslhe' SAL and Wrapping twine, tow spun cotton and
thread, various kinds Of carpenters cooDcI3s & 3lscf
SMITHS work, as well most kinds of leather worl,
done here on short notice for custoncrs-fre buck r
saddle 6Asgs, vtleecs, Shoes boots ana booecs sonc
winch that have been some time hand WI. be sold af
reduced pT1ces--Scver hundred pair of shoes suit
pie Tor soldiers, and lately made OF the best materials
iathfui workmanship, will be sold wholesale ona yery
small proit--Cloth of different kinds for sale or yo
ven tor customers, with draft books for weaving vn
llo,'s Kinds Of double and figured coths-Also for sale
ana transportation, three ikely negro men, one dis
tlier; about 90 years old, carpenter about SO.
ard the other crop hand about 25 wears of age and
several slaves put into the pcHit1nlrv for
ana sslf-Ai persons having claims against the Pen;
Tertiary are requested tobing them forward for nav
men, and those indebted, paw off their accounts
Wanted immediately four OF 1--WE hundred pounds Of
wool. FN''''' Va
W 4. CAMPBELL, Kee6er g Aren't.
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l IA rank and file wounded, s,Aaltern mis-
sing.
Militia. captains. subaltcrn 9 rank s,
hic Killed, l field officer, subaltcrns, ser
geant, II rank and file wounded, sergeant.
IA rank and flc missing.
Royal 18Th light dragons, l sergeant, 5
rank and Ele wounded.
CWcers Killed.
hcyal Scots Captain B;.ily
Goth regiment Lieut. Gibbons, and en-
syn Rca.
Ai:litia Captains Rowe and Turn,y, and
Lieut. M'Doneil.
Officers Uoa,;ded.
General staff, Captain Holland, abide
camp to major general Rial, severely, not
dangerously
Royal artillery drivers Lieut. Jack, slight
ly.
First, or Royal Scots Lieut.. Col Gordon,
slightly captains Bird and Wilson, severely,
and prisoners lieut.. W. Campbell, severely
---'ieuts. Fox, Jackson and Herdrick, severely
and not dangerously Lieut.. Ai'Dorald, slight
~; l'euts. a. Campbell and Cuneil, severely.
Sth, or king regiment lieut.. BoYdc.
Tooth regiment L. col. the marquis of
Weeodaie, severely, not dangerously cap
lam Sherrard, DO do. H.; captain Sleigh, severe
iy beutenants q iniams, Lyon, and ValcI,-
tine lieutenant Fortune, wounded and mis-
sing, supposed prisoner ensigns Clarke and
Johnson, and adjutant Kingston.
Militia; lieut.. col. Dickson, slightly; lieut.
Clement, severely, lieutenant Rowan, slightly
--ensign Kirkpatrick, dangerously.
(SiGned) EDWARD RAXNE s,
Atiiutant Cen y. \.
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GEORGE H2RDLN'G.
f1g
August Is.
FI7ZHHYLS0N.V q POT77TK

AVE Just received .Hipo's Ancient GEoGrApHY
ana iisroGI, f.ro Uol,1nes ia o,ie 1sih an, ArLAs
q zen select maps c 5lciem LcogTat,hg, 10th sacre!
ana P!ytUHe, ol'M ChnoNoLOGlCAL CHART of Uni
re'saf HiSto'y and Biegrab. This 1eo,k IS ,econ.
o'e"@ed dy S"'e ftbe J;sf tiefssos IA tie u S qs
Poy5eaS"g " mass efif7.atio. Of high isnbo,tee
70 Hr lh'%?phe' and Crsfs',, as G66rcl4g great
10 me" u aterat1e generally The .2.lds mar Be had
e7fhrr 4'aM or z'lthoht The GeoerG bLp.
r; g r. h''1'e on Lana a large assortment IF BIfss
yo""S ana s!@4G4ary, Pen Kni5es, f,tated Hoo;a,
&c Si6tes, zrhoIesdr and rei1s .-EnojLg' Eoe1,o D.,
c"d'is MS last ode, aud other ne,5 publications. e1
G,fi.
Aug 13
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that they had been in Northumberland coun-
" on The Gay beio"e, and burnt as usual, Sc
VcT;l houses, stacks of wheat and oats--be-
s'Gcs other atrocities committed on the prop
erty Of individuals. There had been Skin
m'shcs with then--no loss on our side.-
They had been joined by a reinforcement,
winch makes their squadron consist of seven
ships, two br IS and = variety of tenders.
private letter. OF the same date, states
nat the enemy had been within u mile OF
Northumberland Court House, but had re-
Embarked on the approach of our troops
hey hao Durnt DR.. Balls house and the fine
ono Flames smith near thu G. House There
hid been ; me slir,nishing in the Course Vi
the preceding day-hohc OF our men were
hurt-some thought the enemy had sustain
cd q loss OF 8 or 10 killed.
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LoNDoN, Man so.
ANrPIcAN NECocIATIoN

AMERICAN NEG COLLATION..
We Navc authority 20 state, that there is no
foundation for tie report of the mission of
Lord Gambler aud others 60 the Hague, to
treat for peace with the American commits
s;oncrs.
The London article lately copied into the
American papers, which said Lord Gambler
was going 10 the Hague, &c. was dated May.
28th.l
Mr.. Robinson, who has been appointed to
succeed Col. Barclay, as Agent for prisoners
IN America, viii leave London i'll ORG DAYS.
This gentleman has resided in America about
s. years, q only left it at the commencement
CT war.
Capt. Sir Robert Hall, who has returned
home from the command of the Sicilian TO-
tilla, is to be attached TO the fota on the
Canadian Lakes, and will set OF in a few
DAYS.
Inalettcr from Christansand, dated the
18th instant, it is stated that the Norwcgians
had taken several Swedish privateeis, and
carried them into Norway, & that 4 or Nor-
wegian privatcers were out from Christian
sand.
While Ferdinand from Sicily is issuing dec
cinrations of his right to the kingdom of Ma
pies, & his firm resolve to support his claims
Murat is progressively strengthening himself
on tie throne by alliance with the great Con
fe1eratcs of Europe, and with the other pow
ers o! the Medit irancan. A truce has been
conciY led for IL months between him & the
Dcy Of Ieuis.
CORSICA.
Corsica, Exc ti;tl place Of Bonaparte. has
employed a dcpd-1tion to Lord VIM Bcntick,
for the purpose oS It's surrender to the protcc-
ton OK (ireat-britaiA.
a Il asbiolgit Lord William Rentiel's
answer to the dcpttat 'ou itom Corsica, dcsi-
ring TIC union Gr taat island to the British
Jnpirc. lis Lcrdship has appDiule@ Cen.
Njonty ssor totaks Upon Eim &c Provisional
Cotlrtmefto OF the Island
lime I.
EIctg'.--Tli. Nights Gazette Contains
o motif cation from eatl ba,iWrt, that certain
ports Of the = @. fpr,ca, from BLACK
fr.nj to NcW-r rn. -:ct, ai, in = state OF
s'-.rt an1 i1eorous blockade.
1.rT.-Fac lcatiry o, Found is atIcneth
a.o5-l ir-,c' into kreaor She is 20
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WASHINGTON, Anenst IL

- > 1IT5usC
Extract Of q letter from, Or. Bucha9an, SIR
Scon IN the Nary, dated SQckett'a RarJo7,
.7uguSt s, 1914.
he squadron were seen last evening (by
an Oswego boat arrived here this morning.
to the westward of TIE Gallons, standing I'D
the Lake"
We learn by letters received in this city
that Gen. Gaines passed Batavia on the Sd
inst. on his way to JON Gen. Browns army
which he would reach by the 4th. He, with
Gen. Ripley, viii ably support the campaign
which has been SO brilliantly opened BY Brown
and Scott
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Erract to "a cditors-datcd

WASEINGTON, Aug. 8.
The new Minister from Holland saw Mr..
Gallatin and Mr.. Sayard in that country some
time in March last. When he left Holland,
it was the general belief, in which he seems to
participate, that a speedy peace would take
place between the United States and Great
Britain. The minister comes with very favor
able dispositions towards this country dispo-
sitions universally prevalent, as he has intima-
ted, among the Holianders.
&c 1t is expected that the six million loan
will be taken. 1t is SO much the interest OF
monied men, and especially of tho e who now
hold stock in the public funds, TO subscribe to
the subsequent loans, that it is not to be ina
Yined they will neglect to do So The war
cannot Continue long. While it lasts, the APP
preparation of money to the purchase Of stock
VIII be more advantageous to the holders, than
IS appropriation to any other purpose The
government premium is great; The stock is
secure. AS soon rs peace shall return, stoCl;
will undoubtedly rise above par it VIII pass
as currently as any other kind Of money, and
will answer all the purposes of specie o. bank
notes in cQIlTercial dealings But if peace
should not so soon return, il wall still be great
~ to the Interests of the present holders Ct
public stock to take the new loans at = reason
able rate by this means, the price of the old
stock viii be best kept UP, AID they viii not
have to dispose of it a sacrifice. As long as
the war lasts, the government must have mo-
ney, let them have to pay what premium they
may. The public creditors have al obvious
interest lii preventing that premium from be-
ing so great as to cause an extreme depres-
sion In the market price Of the existing stock,
which must be effected, in one or another way,
by every subsequent loan.
" The public expenditures during the reyo-
ihtionarY war were about % millions annual
ly. Those Of the present war are between &c
and 80 millions Our population was not
then more than three millions Our present
population is OF 10 millions our ether re-
sources are as great III proportion. IF 90 mil
lions were then annually procured, that a.
mount, or little more cannot fail 70 be had
at this time, without the evils which then at
tended the immense issue of paper money"
Belt. liner
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III. PoLLAHD, enc.
.tfai

ESHKTED from the Comp at FoRr Tn nom
< ? Norfolk, on the 4ih inst ''o''
THOS. TUR.N.ER & JOHN BHKKP,
Private Soldiers in the Goth lSecnent L state l.
fstnty ''
Tr"NrR was born in Madison COUNTY, Va. AGED 1s
years feet 6inchc9 high, ofdsrk complication, black
eyes,dark hair and by profession a sailor
BAKER was bUnin NcwPort. Essex Count State
o' Massachusetts aged 20 years, feet % i;s9es Iipl
f'ir eompleyion, blue eyes naturally, bit geuei. ~,
man. 800
HE above soldiers have, since thcir dc-orior i,o
posed themselves on Recruiting OticcT at this 3,cc
- U5ehaged, re-nisted received the bounty Of SD
dollars each, and made their escape iinra atf"v 6
providing themselves with pair Of Salors bI;,t. rp,
Keen oyerails snd roundabOut-This decertio, tf,
WI no doubt attempt to practise o. other Officers -
Whoever viii deliver them both to me az Ibis Mac.
or to any other Officer IN the a. S Arry. .!al r.e;,
the above reward, or S 50 Tor ethcr
BrRTt7r TrTTov
kug r. n 81 49, i''
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LATEST FROM THE NIAGARA.
From the CoyTeSfiondeuf offhe NJ Y. CoLuD

from me Co'TeSfion0e1f ofhhe NJ y. Column
6ian, at Uhica, .4ugust 4.
In this evenings stage, arrived two of the
British captains taken at the battle of Bridge
water, and capt. - of our army. CAPT.
- was sick with the measles, and not in
the battle of Bridgewater, which he states to
have been as sanguinary rs heretofore repre-
sented, and the British loss much greater than
ours. Capt. Kline, son of Mr.. Newcomb
hlnne, Of Norwich, Ct was among our slain.
Capt. - states that he met Gen. Gaines
at Canandaigua, on his way to assume the
command Of the army, which was so far from
being III danger, or of surrendeling TO the en-
envy, that no intention Of recrossing the Mag
ara existed that the army had received re-
Inducements since the last battle, equal TO the
number lest in that engagement The arm
ed vessels which mad lately arrived from E
RE, Pa remained at Buffalo. General Brown
was i'll good spirits, and intended to resume
the command Of his forces, as soon as his
wounds would permit. Capt. y. Spencer, ir.
was living when Capt. - left Buffalo
Gen. Rail was at Buffalo, but about 200 Bri-
tlsh prisoners were on their march for Green
bush
Notwithstanding the number Of brave men
who had fallen in the two battles, the spirit
ct the troops wa, rather elevaCed than de
pressed.
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y VALUABLE ESTATE
nan

th'rsslay, the FIRST day of September il fair. if
not ue next tar day, will b. offered toy sale. NJ
FI'!ic Auction, on uv nlcn,is, : tl,at j. LJr98}E
LINES RIPi2E EST. tI'h in the Ninnnikin
''~n, late the property u Mr. Egct Harris, aion-
,,rs the estate ot Mr. Edward Scott OF the Mau,ikin-
io"ii-'"lry-Ihis estate consists of go n,id acres of
hIs rate James River Lower Grounds. and upwards Of
i'uC acres OF High lnd, most OF vic is heavily tim
ne.ed; SEQ acres OF the latter may be aiTi, class d
Seconu-Low-Irounis," and Wit. proper co,,rs, of
nlaic, may sfon be made equal to the Low Grounds
he buildings good and Convenient 10, - r,oeratc-
S'H' Einiiy With the extensive and convenient
barn and farm-ysid in the state. What adds greatly
10 he value OF This estate, is it, rontgu, ~ market IL
mAes only by water from Tie Basin OF t Ja,p,s River
lanai: a Fuller description is deemed Unnecessary
thoe mcline! to purchase will dobtcss view The il-
inseS Terms of sale INSIDE known on the day OF sale
or upon application to tic subscriber living at Dover
Goochland COUNTY.
GEORGE H3RDLN'G.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13
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Oar Ontario Wcct.-The " Hcrkimer A.
merican" contains an extract of a letter from
oackett's Harbor, which after stating that
the fleet sailed on the 1st inst adds" They
have shaped their course towards the Duck
Islands, near Kingston. i presume they in
tend to offer the enemy battle''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13
.dgntant- Generals Office. H. Q.
MonTcai, 1871 Juig, 1914


GENERAL OR
His eZcellcncy the governor in Chief and
commander Of the forces, has received from
lieutenant general Drummond the official
report of Encouragement Riall, of the sortie
which took place or TIE 9Th inst from the
lines of Chippeway.
His eXcellcncy derives proud consolation
in the undaunted goilantry and exemplary
discipline displayed by the troops in this unc-
quail contest in which maj. gen. Riall repre-
sents lieut.. col. Pearson in command OLA de
tachmeat oiEght troops lieut.. col. Gordon,
OF the Royal SCOTS lieut. Col. the marquis
OF Tweeddae, tooth regt major Evans, 9Th
or kings regt. major Risle, 10Th light dra-
goons and capt. Mackonachic, ROYAL artillery,
to have afforded the most able support in the
jealous and judicious command Of their res
pective corps, and that the zeal and intelli-
gence evinccd by his aid-dc-camD capt. Hol-
land, capt Elliot, deputy assistant quarter
master general lieut.. Fox, ROYALS, acting
brigade major ami stat adIuiant Gieig, MGR
ltcu his appreciation and chat tie conduct of
lieut.. col. Dickson, Lincoln militia, was most
exemplary.
His eXcellency lamcGts .he loss ofso many
valuable officers and men, hut this sentiment
IS greatly aggravated BY the disappointment
and modification lie has experienced in
learning thsL Fort Eife, entrusted TO the
charge Of Major Buck, Sth or King s regiment.
was surrendered Oh the evening Of the Sd
inst by captuiation, without having made an
adequate defence.
Return aFkWed, 7voiHIel and missing.
Royal artillery 1 rank and Sic killed 4
rank aud file wounded.
Royal artillery drivers. subaltern woun-
ded.
FRS; or Royal Scots, captain. 1 SER
gcants, 43 rank and Gle killed, field officer.
2 captains, subaltcrns, scrgeants, 12i
rlnk and tic wounded; 50 rank and file
missing
Eighth or kings regiment rank and file
Eilied, subaltcrn, sergeant and 70 rank &
ile wounded.
One hundrcdth regiment s.batcrns. 9
sergeants, Ga rank and file sillcd. field Of
Ger, Captains, sob4ltcriS, II sergeants,