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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
MARSHAL'S SALE.

United STATE, " dns al
De'ha9 Maire
PURSUANT TO Warrant from the Hon DaTid
1 sewa Judge of he Dftritt Court of M.inec
TO me directed hereby give pubic notice, thar
Oh Iueiday he z2d of March ner, Ten o'cloek
in he forenoon, al or near the Cufom Houe in
Marlborough, | iha ezpofe aod iei at Auction.
and to the h'ghelt bidder, the following dsttribsd
Ier shznsde. viz 80. ~
Four trunks Csmhrie's
Two ditto Calicoes
oae d ITO Mullins
Four ditto Ginghsns
ur Gates Patch Furniture
-Four ditto Bri,ifh Shirtings
= Two bags coffee.
Alton the daY foilowicg, at o'clock Ma
AZ or near The dwelling houie of Capt. William
J.mefoH. in Frsndniip, will be efpoled and fold 10
like manner, the fehooner AstoAil, of ST George,
burihen % tons, ~iih hsr.tsct and f,rni ure--
The iald Veiief and Merchandise having been de-
creed foffeaed Tor violation Of un,ed States laws.
JESSE PAGE, De9sty Mayssi.
Ws,,t., FsB 2S 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Usii:i Sf,,e, Of Arss,iss.
DF,ia IF MssD
DURSUANr To Warrants from the Hou
i DAVID sewAli, Juiee of the Untei States
D,l.riet Court for iA,d D,iieict, hereby give
pubic notice tina, ihal erpote aud Tell a,
puslic auction to the h'ghen bidder, At the
store occupied by llaiah Croker, in Bath,
on Iue.day the 22d day OF March inl, at
- O'Clock, a NJ the following Goods aud
Merei spd,ze, VIZ "a
ons bundle conts aiming CLOTH & PINS
u bore, OF RAloINS
The ia,d Goods and Merchandise having
beeu decresd forfeit To the Ualted S,ates
Dated Al Bath. March Arb, 1918
J. B. SWANTON, Depuy Ma,@si,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

Il ne H' Senate AMI Hoefs IF Rspre5fHtatiys, # tbs
CsmsasSssfb Of M.G,st.ctn. - Gene. al Gss,f ef-
ya'.eff o" re jssssf bsiaeaay Of Ts".s-y H. . 's,4
THE tie tion OF ,he fuFfcribers. AGtiT1rs of the
Congrega ionaI Society in Hebron. repIeients,
that at meeting Of fad Society, ho!den IN the
twelfth day of Ma ch d. 1872 shepherd Puck
nam, member of fad fociety wa, ehoien Col &c.
Tor OF 'axes for isid year bur thar he f.;d Buck
nam was nor isorn until at er he hac performed
fundry f!icial at As Collector afore ad-and alfo
that certificates OF the catts of fociety officers
have not 10 ioms infiance. heen entered a, full
lengh although evefy officer excepting as afore-
'sd has been iworn and a, mute. made thereof en-
tered on recofd-they The efore pray that he
do ngs of the ioeety and ts ievers officers may by
reiolve be confirmed and made valid no.withnan.
ding ,he oniiIi lis atorelaid.
Is tac ehARcF, J bgr,,fh;,
sAML HH-BoRN,f "VI i'"
PEREZ LoRINC '''''t'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Epe Dollars ReqOqrd.

T Osr, between me and Hancock fitee's
L. part of Gold chain with feals and
key--one of The feaIs has The letters L.. w
engraved thereon any seffon finding and will
leave the fame at Mr.. Z Morfe's ihop Exchange
itreet may receive the ABOVE reward.
Ps,f!sn5, Me,cb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

\N1E the iuOferlbe" having been appointed by
w the hoa. sias Lee, Eil TO receive and exam
inc the claims OF he creditors TO the eltate OF
WILLIAM PArIEN, JUN. wspi.i
mariner, late OF ropn,sm. Js.ealsd, reprsien'sd
iriolyent do he eby gave notice that fE mont s arc
allowed TO lad erro,'ors TO big in aud prove ,hsr
claims, aud that we fhail attend to that ferv'ce at
the Dwelling houfe OF samus smith. n Boweoir,
On the hIn rhuriday of March nett, aud The hvr
following moniis from Que o'clock tili liz IN th2
at ernoon. sAML SMITH, Cos's1-,
NATH'L M LaLLMS 4 n~s
P9.edois, Fs5 2flS,4 ~ ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
IN Excelifnt Sifua,t0n.

O. Rods from Gorham Corner, and mile,
from Portland, and On he great Coo.
road 10 Portland, for iale eonlia,ny Of good
two tory Dwelling Houie. Ban. Other bud
ipgs Orchard and about 10 ac, o, of Land -
For pariea suquue of
Cai.R3 JEWETT & Hrias
Cs,Lar., Ma,.h Z. ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
NOTICE..

NOTICE. p
hAViD SMITH inform. the public thar
A/he !, about moving to his farm at BAes
Love- therefore he requeh, all perion. thar
nave any demands againit lum To eIh,blt ,hs
tame tor ment-and ali that are indebted
are equeited ~ make payment to him, or to
aoihL ". INK lam head of Union Wharf,
where his notes and accounts are Ielt for fet
Element. --.L.o
wants TO purchsle a, his Farm
new Mich Cows
! yoke large working Oxen
80 Eve shesp
hasb 1914 fsw,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

NOTICE ia hereby given that The fubfcriber haa
AZ beea duly appointed adnrn'it'atris OF tho sl-
tate of SAMUEL Faye, .,s 81 i,
Ia,e of bowaoin in the county of Lincoln dsefaiedi
aad has taken uron herieif that truft by giving
bond. As the law dreet. aud ali perions having
demands upon the eflA.e of fad Samuel Frye. arc
required to exhibit the lame; aud AL perions ius
seb,ed TO faid eiizte are called upon TO make pay.
ment TO RUTH FRYE, Aamr.
Be.oysis. FsL 20 1914 -N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

It is even so Saearing time Is now
come with vengeance, The poor flock
is sheared to the skin while those
knavish shepherds, by multiplying lu.
cra,ive Offices, have not only fat living
for themselves, but plenty of broken
meat to distribute among their thou
ssnls Of sycophants and lackeys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

LDof,
a imall 5iask morocco Poke, Book, COO.
ialpinga FINAL fun IN Bank bil... and lev.
cal va'uabls papers /; a generou. reward will
be gwen TO any perfon who may ind snd re
tarn The lame 10 Z. Litte Il co Portland, or
William Little OF Minot MJ,fb I.
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Commonwealth of Maf-achufetts. =

[s seuats. Feb,na,y Arb, 1919.
ON the Petition aforeiAid, Orde ed That the
Petitioners eaue atteied copy Of ,he'r Petition,
with this Order thereon. TO be pabl fhsd three
week. iueceiliveiy in The hsllern Argus aud Port
land Gazette, printed in Portland, the al pubczf
lion TO be thirty days atieaA before tie ieeond
wednefday Of the 6ra ieG of the next General
Court, thai all perIon. ine ensd, may ,hen appear
and ihew eaufe IF aly they hAve) why the pra7er
of lAid petition fiould no, be granted Sent down
for concurrence JOHN PHILLIPS, P-s6isst.
IN TIE Hoss # Rsp,sjsaiat.vn February 4b. 1919.
Reaa aad concurred.
TIMOTHY BlGELoW, Sptstsr.
A true copy-aueit,
ST M'CLEARy, Ga, IF tbs Ssssss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

10 tie Han. Senate and the Han. HouE Of
Repre'entatives, in General Leurt ez0em-
He'd r..
| be undersigned Petitioners, hurnbly beg l.avs
10 repregen,, that the SALMON and Of ad Fihery
on the river. kenueoeck aud Andl olcogg,n, has in
year Pait beeo of great bsnshr TO your petitioners
and 10 he pabhc'; ,ha, from rhe vsriou. recent
obiruetious Of faid fifth the number has greatly
Observation-Disclosures your pei Toner. pray thar
the nth laws concerning laid rivers may he revhedi
10 ,hs, The fad hih iha,i nor lie taken r,ofsHbsn
fou day in each week, tn, hih way, may be. made
On the falls Of The Aodfoicogs,n between ',bruuf.
wick and ropfham That the wears or hedge ~
laid rivers may .s KEEP, open on fueh day. az SIN
ihal be prohbIted BY law to be tAkea; and hat
ie,ves or uetts may be retreied to fneh eugIhs Al
not wholly nler, ept the pahage OF flih up fad
r,yer.--and As in du'y bonnd will ever pray.
JOHNSON HALL, & 80 otherr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Commonwealth of Mafachnfetts.!

Commonwealth of Manaohnfei
= Nv SENATE Fe5.soy7 isI4.'f
ON the Petition aforeiad OTde ed, hat the Pc.
't'ener' csule an aaeiisd cosy of their Petition,
with the Ofder the con 10 he puoiiihed in the Gee
lumbar Centinel, in Bottom, rad Port and Gaze se,
printed ID Portland, thee weeks fuoce iTivey the
an publication TO be ,hirty da. az eAt rfoie the
ieeond Weenelday Of the fri. ielIi f The nert
General Cour THAI all perioni ,nIefeitsd may ,heu
appear and Thew canie If any they have why the
prayer OF lad Petition fhou not be granted
Sent down for conous renee -
- y. JOHN PHILLIPS P,s,i5sss.
4. tie Hosft IF Rp etstat,vs,. Feb. 9, 1874,
Read and coueu,red,
TIMOTHY 5TCELoW. Sftsis,.
Atrue cepy--aueit,
5. r. M'CLEARY. cs,i Of sse Senate. :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

70 Troy and Albany bills taken a, par for
Goods or exchanged al a dlfcount for other
biil.t at the ftore Of ROYAL LINCOLN.
March T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
. WANTED

q 3 an Apprentice to the Briekayio huff i.
1 nei- Lad ~ooat IS year. of age of
good s,Vral chArasr.--one iron fine ceuot,v
would be Prefefed Apply to
JOHN LOWELL
Portland, March ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
mARsHAL'S SALE.


o~,'.s S.9ia d"',as, pURsUanT to
D.e'ia Of Aisias 81 iundry War
rants from he Hon DAVID Se~sil, Judge of
fad D'itrlct | hereby give public notice
that ihsil erpo'e and zen at Public Aue
ton, 10 tne h,gheit bidder. on T.e,say tie
22d dsy of Ns.sb inf at - otiok 4 VI A,
the Ot'ice of McL.ILAn &r FLrTca
rs.'n me town Of Psflan1. in fzid Dia,icf
the following Goods and Meschand 4 e, aud
Boa the fame having been condemned Il
deefeed fJrfe,t,n the Dltnet Conrs OF Name
for violation If laws. -YIZ-
do pieces Cotton Canbr,c
IS pieces, cont9 ivz. co Ion Shswls
lis p'eoes Cs,lico
10 piece. Yeiling
)2S piece. shirung Cotton
piece B.oadeloth.
i6 pieces figured Muffin shawis
do do, do,
fuperfne Broadeiolh CoAs
! pair Psntsoons &.
bc>pieoe, alorted cosred Six Tale
pieces Cotton Cambric
piece Calico
& par worried sccks
pieces T Annsi
piece Lnneo Cambria
pieces shawis
pieces Linnsn
piece shifting Cotton
8 pieces Brown Cloth
10 pair Blankets
bag Sleeps Wool
piece pelice Cloth
COZ Ladies White Cotton Hofe
piece Bombazet
package Riboons. Tale * Oaloon
81 pounds aiTor,ed iew,ng silk
papers of lea
IS pieces Gold and Silver Cord
package KNIVES and Folks, Scifbn,
Pins aud Chiile.s
50 pieces Calico
10 De Cotton .havls
e45oo white Chapel Needle
SIS gfoce heel Knitting Pins
"a boxes imoaked Herring
barrels OF FIh Oil
q Sarsels of Rubber
The beat htty budheu abou, eleven tons
with her ap2urenanoes
T. u. THORNTON Ns,Gd IF Name.
B.fsj at P@fsrs, Nsysb 5iB. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
From the Northern Wing.

From the Northern Wing
In debating upon the repeal of the
Embargo law, it was obferved on the
floor of Congreis, by Mr.. Troup,
member from Georgia, (who lately as
chairman Of The Committee of Mill
,ary Affairs informed Congrefs, that
he had in his pocket the plan of a
CmJtribtion for filling up the ranks of
the army, and which would be re-
iorted to when other means failed)
that, rather than the Embargo law
Mould be repealed, he would execute
Il" at The exbenfs If all the bisod oftbe
minority" And Mr.. Gholson, from
: Virginia, declaring upon the same
subject, said 4" be zponM drencb The
epuntyy in bi9od sooner than yifiafo the
imborfmities of the Northern States"
With this spirit prevalent in the
dominant party in thi, country,
and which daily continues TO man.
fest itself OH the floor of Con-
sress, what prospect is there, what
hopes can the people of the Northern
States have, that their Constitutional
rights and interests will ever be again
observed AID respected by the gene
raj Government ?
By the last accounts from Albany we
learn that Gen. Hull will be shot He
will be pardoned of course he con-
yiction is al Mr.. Madison desires, 20 re-
iieve him from a sm.li part Of the re-
.ponsibili,y for the failure of our arms
Judging tom the i,,ne Of oil our mill
tary opera ions, what would BE- the tate
Of most ofour commanders, ifbroughl
to tiI!-Hull would have plenty of
company in his mislor unes.
Nv Y. Herata.
Desertion.-In one of our morning
mpers we behold fpeafy JOUR deserters
from the gath regiment advertised, and
$40 dollars offered for their appsehen-
sion. Whether these men are a part
ol,he new recruits (l24 dollars bounty
m,n) OF not, We are uniformed. We
should no, be surprised if the govern
mtnt should bt fleeced ont Of more ,ban
half oftheir bounty money, (Which "a
mounts 10 upwards OF seven millions OF
dollars without filing the ranks with
sny more facility than when dollars
we're given. Fifty dollars, the sum no"
paid recruit on entering, Is quite an
obisc, with hundreds and hundreds
And the person who furnishes ,hs
recruit gets his eight dollars, little does
he care what becomes of him after
wards-whelher he is made good food
for gun-powder, or gives the govsrn-
ment leg bail, is matter ofequsl lhdit
ference. " Fine doings master Brooks"
y Y I've Fost.
BAhf OF HUGUS7A-lhe fol
loving gentlemen have been elected
Directors of the new establlhed Bank at
Augusta, Maine-John Coney, james
Bridge, John Davis, John Eveleih,
Samuel Wood, BENJAMIN Blown and
Thomas w. Smith and the Hon
James Blidge has been elected Pre- 81
dent; and George Crosby, Esq CASH
Ter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
YANKEE PRIg,5TEEB

8OSION Juiy 21.-Ihis truth fortunate
VeSSei has o.gain safety arrived ii, fort iron,
q successful CRAZE. she arrived or Rya,,nis
on IpedneSday last, after an absence o5-near-
ly four months; during (Which, zve are IN
FORMED, she has taken peSseis, 5 of qphici.
qvere ordered for The Southern horts-a,,d the
other t7uo SiUen nh to the Prisoners II is
stated that one If her frizes zvas u large shin,
havinS on board 800 6oreS sugar, coffee, or.
She has been chased 7 Or times 6y 1i1eetes,
&c. 6nk out-saited them all 7cith case. NE
are told htct she feIn1 qvitA a vessel, (ahta-
rer1tly an nnarD,ed merchantmen, J and il be-
ing calm, sent her boat zvih the I'd cahtai1
Jones, and men, to board her, and asccr-
tain tier character. Vhen ire boat had eot
close 10 her, she ohened a tire U1aon tie TIER
sons in il. o,ri comfehlea then, TO surrender.
Il 7UaS nozv discovered that tie suhtosed
merchantma1 zyas SiOoh Of qcar; DISGUISED !!
she immediately gaze chase to tie Yankee.
elf The latter got azcay from her, BIZ khe aid OF
her sqoeehs. after being under her guns far a,
bout 10 minutes, e.r1toSed to q heavv fre.
1ohich, ho7peuer, did no damage .yhQteper to
tie Yankee. She 7yas chased from, Georer,s
Bank, 10 Nantucket Shoals, 6y a frieate. the
9eir'a 6iozvins a gale at the time, nth a heazv
sea, and going ~ knots.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
.>.o NcnfoLg, July 26.
ANOTHER MURDER

TX
he frequent repetition of scenes Of ont.
rage and murder within the precincts of on,
Borough is, not only alarming to the peace
but dlsgracetul to the character of the place
where shall we seek for the cause OF
this abomination Not indeed in anv Dreva-
lent distenpcrature i'll the society of the town
for we do affirm that for morality and good
order, the citizens of Norfolk genera n are
not exceeded any where but in the lamenta-
Die lncftciency OF our public institutions 70
check the influx Of vice from abroad. or To
hol1 IL III check after 1t has been unhappily
introduced among us.--Little Watershed
the place where the subsequent and most o.
Their murders have been committed, is per
petuai scene Of every description of vice and
oeastlaity-Iamble sharpers, and all o.
ther outcasts from society, who arc secuted
from other places, take up 4 temporary resi-
dence IN that sink of niquity, until, by the
commission of some dreadful crime. thev Ell
ther fy, or remain to expiate their offences
IN the workhouse, the Borough Jail, the peni-
Tertiary, or on the gallows.-Their Infamous
proceedings, are to be sure, confined exclu-
SiVely tn that particular street nor do one
half of the inhabitunts in other parts of the
town, even know of the existence of such e.
normous depravity. But why does it exist at
all 1t IS enough that the laws both of God
ana man are constantly and shamefully yio-
lated, even though the fact be not generally
known, and the consequences limited.
On Tuesday night last between the hourg
or II and /, the alarm of Nlurder was given
IN Little Watershed in the house of one
VIM. Scott, the keeper Of tipping shop in
that street The watChmen on entering the
house, found Scott Frustrated on the floor. be-
hnd his counter, and lifelcss few steps
from him lay his wife, alive indeed, but Sc
nerey STABBED and bleeding profosely. The
account she gave was as follows two vtunq
men, IN the habit of frequentng the house,
whose names are William Hackett and lanes
Rose, were IN the shop alone with her hus-
band and the doors closed, when she retired
20 rest some short time before the murder
TOOK place hearing noise in the shop, she
went down with candle to know the ca,iSc
,when she 6cheld the same men, with her hus-
bands pocket book, and her husband living
weltering in his blood Rose immediately
seized her by the throat, while Hackett, with
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
Julvo0.
P.NIEVT P0IT.4BLE-
H0TBiT,}

ne inventor OF thsimDortant medical Improvement
Is now gone on TO Philadelphia ia order to provide
competent supply ofappara,ds.
. soon rs he can make the necessary aiq-no. 1nepts
the United States
i he price which he ut first coatenrlstel 1,-,s %
9oii'rs 20 private citizens to Physicians i1O fcuerr-
ror anew months however he ofere chem NJ l,,ls
price to those persons who might aisar hin, g. ir id
whilst he was collecting such Ects aud t,timcnc IS
ue public required. This period IS now expired. anc
the price in future VII be at FIST intended Those
who are able to pay fox it, admit these prices 70 lie
For the relief Of the poor cveiy agent VIII be in
Suctcd to MAXI provision in tlsir respective n.fb-
bourlools In H. city Of Richmond anv poor pcrson
vino may need the Bath, NAV Amply to Mr. .Ion y
Shields. captain Ofthe city watch, or to Ilf John Md
dox, with each Of whom there win h. dc1,4icd svs-
tens to be devoted exclusively tho service Of aler
rs the intended arrangements arc completed. not6
cations will DC gwen from time to time to those con-
cerncd
No person viii be permitted to sell any Of TIE n .l,s
who not furnished with proper license 80 rs 10 I've
prepared to grant dspenSltions to eve purchaser IN
der the signature OF the inventor or his general sgert
as every known violation Of the patent privilege will be-
prosecuted according to law.
SANIJEi. K. JENNINGS
T. 5. Robert C. Jennings tie General Agent is fun,
nshet with supply Of the Apparatus at ms Office lately
occupied by James Brown, esq.
Juv 90 .r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

dagger gave her several stabs in the neck
and back, but i'll consequence of her shrieks
and cries, they made off without completing
their diabolical work, andin their hurry, left
the pocket book containing some hundreds of
dollars behind them. This statement she al
so gave upon oath, to the examhng magis-
trate, and to the inquest summoned upon her
husband.-Both Hackett and Rose were soon
;apprehended, and the evidence against them
being sufficiently clear they were committed
covery Is doubtful. Herald.
NORFOLK, July 27.--Hdcket and Rose,
'oho had occn committed By the magistrate on
SUSPICION Of having murdered Scott, acre ucs-
ferdoy examined 6yfore the Husti4gs Cou,r,
and ufion C7ce nnderstand) The most salts
factory eUide'ce, they zcere rcmGnded far tn
al at me merit Superior Court Of L.aSv foy
.Norfoik County. Ledper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
BEAR GARDFN.
July 10, 1911

ANE of therchest tracts of Land on James River, is
~ offered for sale. 1t aljous the town Of New
Canton, and contass 569 acres, of which I70 are low
grounds, H04 cleared high lands, and 1891 wood land
The low ground is s of Che very first quality and from
the hne texture oits SOIL as well the unusual dness
OF Its situation, will be found much more certain to pro
duce good crop than the generality of low land ON
James River. The high land as well that whicl, is to
clear as that which cleared, is generally rc and I'M
commonly free from disposition to wash. The town
OF Ncw-Canton affords convenient market for lambs
veals butter, &c Those disposed to purchase proper
~ of this description, invited TO examine II attcn
lively, and see lift is entitled to the character here ~
ven When they are told that far back as inforna
ton can be obtained till within the last six wears, il has
born crop of corn & tobacco or wheat, without sim
gle year of vert that during these six years il has maid
at least as great profit any land on the river and
perhaps it not rash to say greater aud that it is now
as rich as it at the beginning of that period ifnot
richer, without rcsorting to an improving course
they will he convinced that it possesses more dian
ordinary degree of fertility. The privilege of sow.
ing crop of wheat in due time will he allowed and
eompleat possession given the 25t of next Deccm
Der Mr. Be, jarnn Weaver living on the plantation.
viii show the premises and the platt and the terms will
be made known by
Observation-Disclosures
y. tf.fa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

write OF decree Of the Superior Court of Cham
( Gerry, for the Ricbmoacl li,trtt. made an t, 1,h
oy OF lnIaIy last, in suit lien depending in the
$'k Court in which Robert Colqu,oun was Pitt and
The widow and infant children of James Coluuholn
deed Des. will he sold to the highest bidder FOR rea-
dy money, on Thursday the 25th dav of Aurnst NOV,
far, not, the next fair day. before the front door Of
john u. Nurpheys tavern in the town of DaavIe Va
the following lands, TO wit tact lying OH Ian river
one quarter OF mile below the said own of Danvilie
containing 1914 acres (commonl, known by the name ~
Lumpkin's Tract large proportion Of which con-
.s oil valuable river low grounds; one other tract CON
tanning 400 acres lying in Pttsylyani county, about ON,
and halt miles from Dsnvile (caed ayne tract.
one other tract IN t:e county aforesaid containing SIC
acres about eight mules below Danville purchased bv
James Colquhoun deed. from Allen Wa,dell-Also
VIII he sold at the time and place two u.,;n,prvc
nan acre 1918 oil ground ia the town Of DanyiIe a,t
TIE Co.5LlASSIO.N ERS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

oTicr-JGnies Cbiroas, and J0ne Glorious JJik
una Ed>d6eh Glorious, Area and Patsy Scott Tho
mas Brandon, 7r. and ScrGk Brandon, also Peter,
Cha1ods, heirs and representatives Of Elisabeth Char
TSms-Idke sNorce, 7hd: shall, the first dsu of
Ocf9oe' merit az the housc o. Jo6n ChQr0lS, ia Tx.
county 81 Take, srctte Of North Carolina in so'S,t-
once Of commission, granted n By the coun court
.ieotten6ins, roceed 10 take the Opposition Of tie
sH'd ''"hn Ch'7Sus--,2Iso, Me 9th day Of Seb-
tender nert ere house of Joseph To7ci,s in he
co's'tH OF .eck2,b,r3i IN Pursuance oto commission,
from The eon-t aforesaid proceed take the o,posti-
o" 81 INN Walker, 'nod7' that the MAJ be read
as e'7aeace an smt Irich hc7e insiasted agains,
y0u and Others in the af9rcsatdc,urt.
Yours,
7'HO,JL4S ET.9N.S
her Of Thomas Eua,ls, Se'i,' decd
IWy ~. 1cirb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

M ESSRS. GARIIN ANDERSON * THOMAS
w NUNN-TaSe Notice, that on the 5th 9th 7th,
Stn' yah and 10th days Of October next ut the dwelling
honse Of John Wash, in Cumberland county and state
OF Kentucky, OF those days. shall proceed
to take the deposition of John WASH 10 be read as evil
denee ia tie suitn Chanccy, depending in the county
detentlants-also.o the 25th Goth, 9th eSti Goth
and 10Th days of November next at Archer RobcIfsons
Tavern, in Nottoway county, and state of Virginia, or
on some OF those days. shall proceed take the depo.
stons OF sundrv witnesses, be read rs aforesaid at
which times and plaeesyOu and each of you will please
to attend. am gentlemen,
Your obedcnt servant
PAULIN ANDERSON.
Julv 10. 1914 ,,i,r,,