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OF the Constitution Frigats.
BARsADoRs, Feb. II.

DARBADOkSs TcO. II.
This morning arrived schr. Loysly-
Aan, from Bermuda, bound to Ssrinam.
She was captured Sunday evening
last by the American Frigate Csnsritu-
tisn, Capt. Stewart, about 800 mics to
the wiadward OF this Island. and sent
here, with an American Midshipman on
board, as cartel, having previously re-
ceiycd the officers and crew OF his ma
iesty's schr: Pictoa, also from bermuda,
that had been captured on the Moaday
following BY the said frigate and burnt.
asst evening the cartel fell in with the
Venerable "a, and two other British
cruisers, about 40 miles to the wind
ward, to whom they gave the inteiii-
pence. The Venerable Immediately
went in chase, and the probability is that
she will fall in with her. The Consti-
tu,;on left Boston the lac. of Dec. but
| had made no other captures.
The letter Of marque brig Argus,
Howe, Of Boston, days out from Sa-
yanr,ah was captured by the San Domln.
uo. -, and arrived AZ Bermuda about
tho 7th Feb.
About 5000 troops were daily looked
Tor a, Bernuda, from, England,) 18th
inst.
Capture Of another French Frigats.
The Majestic has brought in the hne
new French frigase Tertsiehare, OF q
guns and 500 men, captured the I'd Fec
Sruasy OF The Western Islands, alter =
slight resistance, having 2 killed and >
| wounded, sails and rigging mach shat
| tered. The Terpsichors was in com
| pany with the Atalanta frigate, which
sailed 10 CO. from L'Orisnt chen -
days eut) & an Iudiaman. The MaJ.s'
tic gave chase 70 them, and IN about )
hosrs came up With the TerPsichore,
and captured her, and the Atalanta made
all sail and escaped with the Indiamsb-
They had captured the dsy previous a
Spanish vessel from Lima eth sPecie
ADD valuable Cargo.
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Peace befween Bsn4farts and Fsrdi.
nand ia KJng Of Shatn.

LONDON, Jan. 81.
The arrival ola Mail from ST. Sebas-
tians, has put US in possession OF Spa
nish Papers which, prove beyond all
possibility Of DOUBT, that Bonaparte had
caioled the ample Ferdinand, his pfi-
soner, with treaty Of Peace for Spain.
Jan 90
1t is statad under this date, that let
ter from the Captive King aud that a
Treaty had been sent 10 the Temporary
Government Of Spain; and that neither
the Letter nor Treaty had been official
ly communicated to Sir H. Wellesley.
LONDON, Jan, 80.
A gentleman who has just arrived
from France, states, that Berthierhad
left Paris for Chalaus, and that Bona
parte had signihed his determination
to follow him thither, either on the
27th or asth of the present month, to
take the command of the army in
that situation. The cavalry was eve
~ where deficient IN france, out the
artillery was abundant.
1t is positively stated that Lord
Castlereagh, instead of proceeding
directly to the head quarters of the
Allied Powers, has gone, In the first
instance, to Hanover, in order to
have an interview with the Grown
Prince, who was to meet him there
by appointment. 1t was expected
that his Lordship would arrive at
Basic on his return from Hanover on
the 18th instant.
The mission entrusted to an Off
Ger, the Count de We'll Castel, we be-
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.1rriyal az Aamiral coehrane zcifh :
strong force (menti0ned below a.
Bsrmxda.
Ills reported bot upen what authority
We are rot able to say that our govern
ment has eignihed its determination 10
listen to no further terms OF accemmo-
dation whatever OF AMERICA, nut IS
bsnt upon prosecuting the war with the
most rigid srvsrify.
Sunday ar. H. M. ship Asia,74 Vice
Admiral Sir Alex. Cochran, &. b. hon
Captain Psget and Superb, ~, Captain
Wainwright, from England, Majestic
Capt. Hayes, and Sophia, Sept. Lock
yer, from a cruise.
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a large Brish force coming {. Ameriea'

LONDON, Jan. 81: &
Preparations have been made on .
a large scale to enable Sir A. Cochrane
to take with him very large force,
:both naval and military.
Sir Alexander takes With him about
1000 Marines, under the immediate
command of Major Nickeis. Sir A
lexander will also take with him strong
BODY of riflemen and battering artillery.
Congrese Rockets, shrapnell shells,
with all the ammunition SC. necessary
to give effect to these engines OF des-
truetion.
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thsse TIVE places With sinister w..
an abortion equally vitilos, fan =
ton and contrary 10 the h.aor y ass :
Majesty ! 9. clearly appears fr,S vs. y
faithful relation Of wha uas,.t y
this point when the English ,,s., :
were destined fer Cadil and ~
thassna. Ne
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A Minister Plenipofentiary from the
Nero Government Of Holland to
the United States.

LONDON, Jan. 81.
We have received Dutch papers to
the goth inst, The most important
part which they communicate is the
confirmation Of the FALL Of Willen-
borg, gallantly carried by storm, with
little loss on the part of the Allies.
We learn by letters from the Hague,
of the s2d that the Prince of Orange in
his new character of Sovereign Of the
Netherlands, has appointed NJ. Chan
geien, late Commissary General in Hol'
land, Minister Plcnipotentiary to the U.
States of America. The appointment
has of course, excited much interest a
mong the Dutch people, who eagerly
anticipate the benefit to be derived from
a renewal Of the intercourse with North
America. But how these benefits are
to be communicated in the present 81
tus,ien of England and the U. States is
difficulty which appears insurmounta-
bic
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Peace ts.ween England and Den
mark, e Denmark e S1ceden.

LONDON, Jan. 81. =
Extract Of Despatch from edward
ThsrD.oD, Esq. TO Viscount Castlereagh,
dated Kiei, Gath January.
1t is with the greatest satisfaction,
that have the honor of informing ysuf
Lordship that Baron de Witterstadt, the
Swedish Minister, aud myself, have this
day signed Treaties of Peace with the
Plenipoten,iaries Of His Majesty the
King Of Demark."
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Foreign Office, Jan. 20.
Mr. Thornton signed, with the Da-
nish Minister Plenipotentiary, a Betini-
tive Treaty of Peace and Alliance, be-
tween His Majesty and Denmark. All
conquests to be restored except Heligo'
land-Prisoners on both sides to be re.
leased-Denmark to Join the Allies
with 10000 men. if England will give
subsidy of 4ee, 900 pounds sterling in
the year l8l4--Pemerania to be ceded
by Sweden 10 Denmark in lieu OF Nor
-Stralsund stillto continue depot
for English preauce-Denmark to dc
all in her power to abolish the slave
trade--and England to mediate between
Denmark and the Allies.
The Park and Tower Guns were hr-
ed, in celebration Of the Peace with
Denmark.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
LATE SPANISH NEWS.
BnsroN. Oct

BOSTON, Oct.
The gentlemen who arrived at the
eastward in a prize schooner, from
Ca;.iz, arrived in town last evening.
One of them favored me with the loan
5et file OF Cadiz and Madrid papers,
the fo:sHer to he eth July, the lat.
ter to the 22d. containing tic decree
for tsse re-estabiisIi:nent Of the ingH:.
sition, which was received at Ca;iiz
the 9Th July, the day before the gem
t'cp;en left, and was announced by the
ringing OF bells, firing Of cannon, pro-
eessions, of tse elergY, &c. aSii other
Representations OF ;Dy.
line papers contain nothing else We
ny striking, except that the inGaisi.
ton and Bull Feasts are the order Of
the day asis good old times !; and TIE
Beura Tor tue establishment of his
holiness the Pope Pies the ilsi,. and
fpls0me adultery addresses from the
Clergy and Nobility to the King, for
his kipd attention 10 the ecclesiasticaI
aud Observation-Disclosures
The gentlemen Inform me, thai
some time before they left, Mr.. Keeno
wen: to Algiers as agent from the A.
merican Consul appointed to Tunis.
but who was at Cad;z to eudeayour TO
effect the release of the Americans
held in slavery there. and WAS author
ised 30 give $4,000 each to ransom
them. To this proposition the
hey would not consent, but observed
he conld not let them go,as he wished
to add TO the number OF his American
captiyes.
While M. Keene was there, a sailor
(said to be an American) deserted
from a British frigate and arrived at
Aigiery, and embraced their religion.
This man was claimed by the British
Consul but the Dey woliio not deli
Yer him up, on account Of his having
embraced their religion. Mr.. Keene
then prevailed on the British Consul
to use his influence to effect the re-
lease OF one or more of the Americans
in lien ofthe deserter--this was ac-
eompiished, the Dey agreeing TO give
up two OF them by paying s 5000 each,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
NOTICE.

+ "A n Advertisement for the sale of Sundry
Property. conveyed by me some years
ago, to Pittman and Woodson, having al. .
peared in this paper cannot permit this
Migrant breach of Friendship and politeness
on the part OF Mr.Wiliism Woodson, to APP
pear IN public print. without counteractinx
those Impressions which his advertisement
may make upon the pubic mind, That this
resort to obtain paultry balance due TO
him, ma proceeded from the MN payment
or a refusal TO pay--So far from that. Pro.
perry TO the amount of six tliousand dollars.
was conveyed to Pittman and Woodson. in
which Thousand orseievea hundred dollars
due TO those Gentlemen were included.-
i9lls conveyance wasunasised for by either
ot then,.--T The origin af the deed is known
TO- the Gentlemen, and particularly to Mr..
Wocdson, 1t was forsign from the purposes he
mas used it. The friendship reposcd in him,
mas been converted to lucrative purposes
and an exposition of my feelings and proper.
~ has been the result OF the confidence pla-
csd IN Mr.. Wocdson, as nay friend--A very
considerable sum has beea paid, the paultry
balance OF q or S 500, has never been asked
tor-ihc first indication of his want Of this
balance, was bis advertisement. of at least
$1,000 worth Of property, at a time. Mr..
Ross was from home, making an arrange
meat with his faiker for the payment of this
debt ,aad others.
ltiswitI, reluctance. have noticed this
advertisement, but do rtt despond. that
the public should think that unwilinrness
70 dc MIR. Woodson an act of justice, has gi-
ven me to this unjustifable resors of his.
JULIANNA ROSS.
October 10. eptisO
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EASTERN FLEET GONETo
HALIFAX.

The Newburyport Herald, of thu
S0th ult. gives the following article,
which is presumed to be the latest in
formation We have from the Eastern
shore.
I" We last evening conyersed with
gentleman direct from Castine, who
informs, that the feet left there last
Thursday for Halifax. The lady Of
the naval secretary, Mr.. Martar, went
10 the fleet, with several other ladies',
besides other things which were sent,
that wouid not have been, mad they
been bound on an expedition. Our in
formaut was coDversant with Mr.. Mar.
tar, who assured him their destination
was Halifax. The 98th regiment on
ly embarked in the feet ;---about 1900
were leftto garrison Castine, and they
we're rendering the place az strong as
possible.
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From a Gibraltar fiat.e,.


GsBfAL'fAR, June 10.
Lord Bentick is to leave Genoa for
Siciiy on the i5th instant--the army
to follow.
I :" The pntlic property, captured at
Gsaoa, is.estiinated at 500 ,oOoI. Ma
val and Military Commissioners are
appointed to sec Justice done to cap
Tors, and to ensure an immediate pay
ment.
Ferlinand ". by the Grace OF God.
King Of the Town SiciIies and Jeru-
salem, infant of Spain, ga.
Deeply affected by the insidicus re.
port countenaneed by our enemies.
that we have resi-. aed, or are inclined
10 resign, our rights to the Kingdom
OF Naples, we deem it our dsity TO
mi.<c known. to.the powers in alliance
with us, to all nations, and particular,
~ to the inhabitants ofthe same King
dom OF Naples, our most beloved chill.
dren, the ialsehood ofsuoh reports, by
declaring. that we have not resigned
and are firWly determined not 20 re.
sign. cur above mentioned lawful and
mistaken rights of the Kiagdom of
Naples; and that it is our fixed and
unalterabie resolution not to admit a.
ny proposition for any indemnity, nor
70 Teeept any compensation whatever
Tor the Kingdom of Naples, which we
intend to preserve foruss * to transmit
TO our succcssor. as it was transmitted
to nc ny orr NEST illnztrious Faith
ey. Wherefore, whatever measure NAV
have heen, orn,-y be adopted by us,
and, in particular, that OF having csn-
played oar troops in concert " ith the
forces OF cur august and ancient AL
lies, has been, and is, directed to the
exclusive end Of cooperating with
them, to the triumph of.the just cause,
and to concur with the loyal and mag
unanimous Intentions by them manifest
ed, for the overthrow of Usurpers, &
the restoration of justice and iegiti-
macy.
(SigneO
FERDINAND.
Palermo, April Oh, 1914.
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BcsroN, Oct. s.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

A gentleman who arrived last e.
ve2ing at 4 l O'Clock, in the eastern
stage, ami with whom we have had an
opportunity of conyersing few mi
nutcs, left Loadon Aug. 6, and Hall.
fax Sept. 7.
DE informs that the British com
missioners departed for Client Aug. 8
that when ne left England Lord Hill
had not sailed, but there was still
talk OF his coming to America--that
the general feeling in England was
very hostile to this country, but that
the Prince Regents speech proroeue-
ing Parliament August 6, wore ra-
Their pacific aspect !; that while in
Halifax, which was but short time.
ne had acknowledge OF any expedition
preparing from that place.
lie brought London papers to Anp.
8, part of which he put into the mail
for New York. We were favored
with hasty perusal Of several papers
OF late date, which contain some
articles OF considerable interest, but
not OF sufficient Importance to require
US 10 stop the press. The Princess of
Wales was about departing for The
continent. The Empress Maria LOU
isa is not going to Elba, as had been
asserted. There we're considerable
disturbances in Switzerland.
The London Sun of Aug. Z pretends
TO give the terms which will be requir-
ed OF thus country, viz. to give up the
British coast fishery, and the whole of
Lakes Erie and Ontario : to have no
military posts on the northern from
tier, aud to guarantee to the Indians
tne Whole country north of the O.
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EMPLOYMENT. Z

a TEACHER, with small family, who vii :
4 come we'll recommended as teacher O I
the Latin and English Languages, Geogr 9phy,
History, &c. &c. wishes TO ind Employment for
the ensuing year, in some adjacent county --Let-
tsrs directed to John 4. Watkins, Perkinson.
vile, Amelia, will be promptly, rs well as thank.
folly, attended to.
4w Amclia, Sept. I. 1874.
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JAJ I0Wt, loir r
Ellis Putney Plaintiff
William II. fIansford and : CIIANCERY.
Stephen GHerrant, sdmr's
ofJanc hsnsiord, deceased,
-. :, Deus.
an the motion Of the Plaintiff, and il appcar.
- ing to the sstissaction OF the Court that the
Defendast, Won. L. Bansford, is not an inbsbi.
fant OF this stale.--H is ordered, That unless
the said VIM. Il. Hansford shall appear here
on o. before October Court next, and answer
the Plaintiffs bill, the Court will then proceed
70 take the anne for confessed as to him, and de-
cree the matter thereof accordingly and that
copy Of this Osder be forthwith inserted in
come public newspaper of.he City Of Richmond.
for two months successfully, and another copy
be posted up at the front door Of THE. Court-
house of I'll County
a. coPT--TEsrE.
IL. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. C
August 6. ssw
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PoRTsMoUrH, Oct. 1.

The Washington II, of which
Captain Hull has been experimenting
the building, was launched 10 day az
half past twelve o'clock, and am hap
Ply to say without the least accident or
impeachment. She made the most mag
nificent launch that can be conceived,
and is without exception the most ell
egantly modelled ship I ever saw. I
write you this amidst the thunder OF
cannon, in compliment to this highly
pleasing event.
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Virginia
at q Court hs'a. for .albemar.e Comfy,
the secona day Of .augnst, 1914.
James Lewis, <Complairant
In .GsIancerv.

AGAINST
John Nici.Gi:e and Hudson Msrtin, striving
an. aching trustees OF Peter Marks ts ceas-
esi and James aorroe) and Fr$ncs A'Ge-
hee, IN Aiar!s bis wife, formerly Martha
Marks, R'lsssh HEown, and SOPHIA his wife,
formery Sophia Marks, Peter si0ras, Mary
C. Marks, Iohn G. find, and Elizat,cth his
wife, John Nicholas audc5arah his wife lem.
pie Gawtlney, and Ann his Wife, Hastings
Marks and ---- his wife, Detts
II THIS day came the complainant aforesaid
l. by lis counsel, and the Defendants Rus
sell Brown and Sophia his wife, John w. Hind
and ElizabetIl his wife, JOHN Nrrspes and Sa-
rah his wife, Temple Gaz,hney and Ann.his
wife, Hastings Marks and ---------- his wife !;
not having entered their appearance ard given
security according to tie act OF Asseinbi, aud
the rules OF this Ceuct and it appearing 4, he
satisfaction of the Court, that they are not in
habitants OF this commonwealth, Oh the mo:;.
on OF the said complainant by his said counsel, ,
1t il ordered by the Court that the .aid dcien-
dants do appear Dere on th,. first Monday in
November next, and answer the bill the com.
piainant and that copy OF THIS order be forth.
with inserted in some Newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond for tv months success.
siycly, and posted 81 the trout door OF the Court
house ii tAis COUNTY for the same time.
A CopY-TKsTE,
Join NICHOLAS, C. C.
September "a. (2mo.l
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THE RICHMoNIs
UNION AIR FURNACE
Is now in operation.
CASTL.NGs RHxa SIS
Is now in operation

a ND WaOUGHTrIRON WORK will also
= b executed at the Furnace. Orders lett
at the Furnace, or with Jouv PaHKrLL, of this
place, or Foiiet & Lea IL Petersburg, Will be
thankfully received and promptly attended, Co.
PAaKRII.L, SAB8ATON, & Co.
June LIFT
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No71ck. 3
G.. Terrell 81. Atkinson.

=
TsEsrEcrruLI.y infhrm the citizens ofRichI
= T. ,nana, that they have resumed tie exercise
Of Their profession.
As several of their siuHeu.s and pnp.s have
left.tesn in consequence ossite late alarm, n
vacancy renYns in their seminary Tor new en-
frances, Should tho motions OF the cpe.ny r,en.
der suspension Of their professional duties ne
esss, their fees Of tuition viii he only Tor the
ire &C .lieir attendance, in proportion to the
erms or :'ie year. They embrace the present
opportunity, to inform their friends and students
n tie country, that they mey, most rrobabiy
soon return to the city, aad remain here in safe
ty.
Sept.
H. wv, OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bales Napt Cations, Cough & I,ractl waits
manufacinrv, principally high plumbers.
so Pieces Twil'd Soaking
10 p.ir IA, ii,.i aud Io-i BED Blankets
S0h,h l.es, Lnns'o: Seine Twine II
30 s'nzen YMn Hose
g Trunks Worsied and Lambs Wool Hose
8 ditto Manchester Stnfis
An assersr..st of the vary beet PLATED and
G,n.rs-NuE's Thrcad-Ccmls sc,
Which will be sold on reasonable terms for
Casl, or Acceptarccs in Town.,
To0gPKTAfS e. MURRAY.
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NKw.YoRK, October S.
By THE STEAMBOAT.

From the burlington Sentinel, September so.
Dir George Provost, with his army whica
was az Fiattsburgt. has gone into the upper
province, except a small guard, which il
left at Chanplain or Odletown,
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-
NDoils. per ann.

Eos TON, October 4.
a London Price Current of August 2. a
part OF which we shall copy tomorrow
contains the following note.
Inc Cazetteof Saturday last announces
the appointment Of three British Commits.
/ sioners to meet the American def,utat;on On
the Continent, for the purpose of amicsb,e
regulations circumstance calculated in
nsen TO depress the prices of American ar
ucies. we're 1t not that the most vigorous pro>
seSutlon OF the warts 1T the same time a.
vowediy determined on by this government,
and that peace is by none expected to be SO
immsdlate consequence of the discussions.
sssso deprive the holders of American pros
eacts OF the advantage which small stocks
ann inadequate supplies impart to their in
We are informed by gentleman from
Wiscasset, that an eutire sergeant's guard.
which had deserted from Castine. had ar,
rived at that place and enlisted in orr ar.
my. :"
Montreal. .Scfit. 22.s
In our last numbev we inserted all the In,
FORMATION we had then been aolc to collect.
reiative 70 ourlate truly unfortunate expes
diiion on this frontier, and we have not since
neen furnished with any more satisfactory
intelligence on the subject we have. howe
YER, been favored with the Northern Senti-
mel published at Buriiag.onl OF the 10th
instant, from which we have extracted some
OF the enemy's details of that i'll "a ed event.
ogether with General Macemb's order on
the occasion. Much exaggeratioa will no
doIot be discovere iinSth- atsusrlts of this
heroic commander, but. the main object Of
our regret and modification remains to be
reflected upon. with no common degree Of
astunishment, the extent of our loss, howe.
yer precipitate the retreat Inay have been,
We Cannot conceive to have been equal to
that bazoned by the enemy, either in men,
stores or provisions but it has unfortunate~
ly been much too great in every respect. No.
thing could have been more fortunate for
President Madison, than this disastrous e~
vent-the news will have been received most
probably intimefor his Message to Congress
at Blodget's Hotel, on the 10Th inst. and al
though assembled in sight of the ruins of the
4 apital, our late visit to Washington will al-
most be forgotten in the splendid triumph
of the American arms on Lake Champlain,
naturally eager to catch at every means that
can tend to prop the views of the administers
ton. the national pride will be raised, and
the vanity of the people will be swelled more
by the bombast & circnpstance, thar, by the
extent of advantage they have gained in the
result
Arrived here on Friday last from Burlingp
ton, Lieut.. Drew of H. Majesty's late brig
Linnet. and on Tuesday last Captain Pring,
late commander OF the same vessel; we un-
derstand that both these gallant officers are
on their parole tor limited period.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
ARMISTICE.

BY a gentleman direct from Montreal. we
have intelligence, by late arrival at Oues
bee, OF an armistics having been agreed up,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12

WISH was hnalIy accepted, and they
had arrived at Cadiz. =
While Mr.. Keene was there, a Eri-
tis'l figate was at Algicrs, and put
on shore four impressed Americana
w''ohad refnssdto do duty any longer,
AM ne very fortunately heard of it,
procured them aboaf. and sent them
across to Gibraltar before it was
known in tho city.
Inc papers, they state, contained
mach matter relative to the Princess
Charlotte, but nothing new.
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Valuable Land for Sale

Try virtse OF a Deed CT Trust executed by
C'addecb Vaughan and Stay his wife,
the 29ih Of July 1873, 70 us, for certain pnr-
pores therein specified, we will on Monday
the S1st of October next, proceed to sell at
1,oochiand Court house, to tho highest bid
der snr ready money, o tsact of land. spppos.
al TO contain 500 acres, lying on the waters
OF Little creek in Goochiand couaty, ard
bounded by the land of John L. Harris, vii.
liam Gray end others. being part of the land
en- which the sail Naughsn resides.
WILLIAM MILLER, y
THOMAS MILLER, STrustees.
. WILLIAM GRAY,
Goochlsnd, 28th Sept 1914 (ot.)