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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21

Malta, Madeira, b a, Ii. en-.
Hope, in TIE Islasd Il C.y,oR' :; y
as, in Calcutta. in T.saau,bsr"'
:ampore. IN Morocco, in Chm .
most every region Of Asa. in ~
'ious native language, are .ixl, n =;
Of British subject. in India .,a si,
blessed bread from heaven, $50
lions Of Foreigners in Eu, r.
Africa and America, and m.rs
in countries at ssr e, is.siy,
with Great Britain. Yet ,uIl !, h..
the Holy Scriptures ser, ;hsn
mupiacence Of British Cbri.;
the c is no, believe a Bible s..
Garth, formed On a plan SINH.
Parent Society in London, wbirb,
received the blessings c. tie pa'r
pecuniary cid, IN advice, and IN =,
The praYsss ard The tears q rt
Christians are ~s:csinE Tie w
thi. life and naesing il e CT Wo,5.'
in the earth Oar Baltimore g|}
ciety received !Ocl nerlp,
from the Lobdoa e DC S ci.,lr'
and, / believe esesY o;heri ,ssH
has received ssms sueh nartd
christian regard There are ~, |
three Bible Societies in TIE y "a
The FIRST socie'y CT In. ki11 C'1
in this country, MS ,he Pb;kd.i1
Bihle Society," In It's, civ u
Bible Society ba. Teen i,ei, in,,ca" ]
AS soon a. - sccLLEl .. hi, soc;;.,.
rived in i.oninn TIE sasasrs,, .t
B.i,ish ard Foreign Dbl: 5 e;e,"
led I ere aiih &C tssrs 4 Or.
Ia money token c! ;l-:T b.o,b. >,
ec,ion.
Smyrna in Turkey, Iceland 81 |
dor, S!erre Leon, and amos, in ,,l
place shere a human hear; and \
MN eye can Re found do me, ros ]
IN their osn !aD<uass, ne PRECTO1
| BOOK Or GOD.
| Thousands, yea, tens of i6ou,ri,
Bibles and Tesisinen,s, vi.hcurrn,
cominen', have they prin.ed and A
persc6 or Caused 20 &c printed and /
persed through tee e-f.h-Erp,,
gives away yearly more than Two +,
| dred thousand dc.lars worth e MIN,
Scriptures, and if this j, not earpI
they will go On in his lcy,ur g
and disperse a million Of dollars 70,
yearly, until by and By "a. .MlQsnialri
| Of Chris. shall Commence, and the \
| quarters Of The earth shall shcut 70,
| ,her, four great Hsl!elplsas, and saw
v. THE LORD GOD OlNlp
TENT REIGNETH. .Hzeu cnd H.
The Bible Society in England
| crowded ct the tires OF their Sta
meetings with tie frs, characters
church ard stalc-Princes and MT
and bishops, and great men ard g
] men, and women too Of all ranks, Oh
denominations, unite heart with he
and hand with hand, n make sr
effort by Bible Societies and Miss
AIRY Soeie:ie. 10 pull down the de,
kingdom snd set up lie Redeem,
kinsdom in is place. Sly soul, &.
Sir, and your soci Respectively say "
on and trosfer-"cEu Further, las, y
a bill Wa. passed in the B,i.i.h phi
men, to opeo wide doorfor the .p,.
of Christianity Ia A.ia.-G!sry b
God-hMen."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21
From TIE Pht.6urgd Mercury.
DUEIX.JNG.

The following extract i. taken from
an excellent funeral GRAFTON, occasioneo
By the death OF General Hamilton. Tt
character and consequences Of dueai.g,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21
he sam. are Is the prince de Condo,

he same age Is the prince de Sonoe,
.nd sidawer.
Ia.i, XVI had two sisters I. one Eli.
-,he,b. Was murdered under Robes
oler,e the other, Marie Ciosilde, vas
.asrr.es 10 the prince de Pied,nost' ia
,b.r of the present king of Sardinia, and
o-o,her TO the late queen OF Louis
XVIII and the late countess d'Artais
Ali the French princes. are noted lor
.ssir pie,y and goodness OF heart. De.
sides his ,aiants as king, Louis ANHl
has the reputation OF being enc CT 'as
mos, ie.IneI men.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21
Fr.. sac ~ 7. csAae.ea-s ddse''.'er'
The Bourbon Family.

Tee io:lowing communication VIII
e,rrect pemoer OF errors ssse-
n ,a5l;shed, IN relation 10 the royal t.
~, Of France. Il i. received irom
F ensh gentleman Of n'gh rsspec'soahy'
,nd a.. We have no dossi, entirety eef'
rect -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21

The following interesting statement IS
eopied freq, our late LSndon papers
received oy the Fair American. In
l.,e signal overthrow OF the 'yrant
who Caused tle murder Of an sm'ab,e
prince vii. in 40 wise diminish the
interest oh this narreiIve:-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
August II.
Notice.

HE subscriber has to rent, for term of
4 years, TWO PLANTATIONS. in Buck.
!ngham county. on James river the one where.
on he now resides is we'll improved and in rood
repair, has about two hundred acres of low
grounds, aud sspable Of working twenty hands :.
the other about mile below, has common pood
improvements, in good repair, has about n,ne-
~ acres OF low grounds, and capable of working
about ten hands. There will be sowed yood
crops of wheat this fall on these plantations
He has in Nelson county, on James river. either
FOR SALE or RENT as above, a TRAt,T Of
LAND and PLANTATION cayrble Of work;no
about five hands, has about twenty acres of low
grounds; the whole tract contains about fonr
hundred acres, has small improvements. and in
Dad repair; has thirty odd acres on the river.
on which is an excellent mill seat, ON a large
and neyer-faling stream, to which boats may
come at almost any season of the wear. he
las IN the town of Warminster, two stor,
Storehouse, Lumberhouse, and good dwell.
inghouse, With six rooms and four fre. rlsces.
with other necessary houses. A minute de.
scription is thought unnecessary, as tits pre,
sumed no person would rent or purchase with.
out viewing the property. For terms apply to
August 8, 1914. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
SoNG.-"THE ALARM"
BY WILLIAM, RICHMOND, ESQ.
Tune 1e Tempest Ct srar.

IT'S the cannon's deep thunder that breaks ON the
err;
IT'S tie trumpet repeats the asrm
he beacon is bszug; the foen,an is near:
10 arms! let the word be to arms
From the strand. where of Commerce the last sad
remains 81 ~ 81 ~ ~
Neglected, abandoned now lie,
The fire Of the Briton CLEANS over our plain.
And cracking ascends to the sky.
See The rockets are rising; like meteors as blue.
They fit through the darkness Of night:
Now the new-mruslod bay onets rise to our view,
And reflect their bright steamers Of light
New England men stand for your country and laws
For your wives for your children aud homes:
AL, all that is sacred, now sanctions your cause;
March and neet the rude foe Ms he comes. Z.
Noinvatier his yoke Your lands shall impose;
Nor tyraat domestic prevail;
Invaders aud tyrants equaliy foes,
And vainly our rights shall assail.
Then haste to the ranks, tits county that calls
To victory rush, or TO death 49,,
Strike, strike for New-Engahd! the Patriot who
falls, -
IN glory resigns up his breath.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Land for Sale,


NE LAND on which reside, near Orange
4 Courthouse (Yirg Containing seven hun.
dred acres 0. frs, rate Tobacco Land, living
nearly level and within thirty tines miles = s.
Fredericksburg, (by aiate survey for a t,,rnn;l.a
road to said tswn.) The crop ofwneat. af,er
Indian Corn, has been usually from ten to fifteen
bushels and from failow from twenty TO twen
ty hve bushels Of wheat, per acre, and withou,
the smallest aid from manure, plaster Of paris
or clover The soil is supposed to be of that
KIND called light loamy land, without par.
,,cie OF sand, and from experiment very fayora.
nie Tor clover and plaster. There are five hun.
dred acres cleased and vi der excellent fences.
and the improvements are dwelling house Of
four rooms below and two above stairs, with all
necessary out houses. and q barn, seventy four
teet WIDE, and three stories high. 1t possesses
great command of wster'for making meadow
to an extent desired, and there is lime stone AZ
the door and sand convenient for building. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises
August II. 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
WILLIAM WILLBURN.
For. Sale

vTHE small farm on which the subscriber
now resides. The purchase would suit
family in quest of healthy and tranonil
retreat especially, as the usual requi ties
OF negroes, horses. livestock. agricultural.
implements, provisions of different kindsl
household aud Kitchen arniture, &c. might.
If desired, be obtained at the same time.
The buildings are new and substantial, aud.
though not entirely finished, uucommoniy
satisfactory. A due proportion of the land
has just been cleared. OF which about IS a
cres were, ear!v last sprirg. sowed in clover
Part OF an adjacent estate, shortly to be sold,
might eventually be annexed to this small
farm, which contains only one hundred and
sixty one acres. Peauty of prospect, salu-
bTity of air and water, convenience OF land
and river oarrisge 20. and from Richmond.
and proximity to Milton, where a post Of.
nee and several stores are kept, further re
commend the spot. The terms will be ac-
communicating.
Apply to L. n. GIRARDIN.
Glenmore, near Milton, Albemarle
County. Va. August 9th. 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
From the .Msu.1;srl coius,Sia,..

The YoIcE or SouNp PoLIcY AND REASON.
In the revolution three campaigns passed over
without success. Three, six, nine s. twelve months
meo were calIed into the field to fight the battles
TO oh,sn our Independence, without success. sGe-
neral washington was ever making acquisitions Of
men, and hisarmy never complete. The time Of
the soldiers wasyery day expiring, and every day
nesvrecruits coming in. The consequence was, the
prmy was always raw, incomplete and undiscipIincd
The fourth campaign, it was found necessary to try
new principles and adopt new pian.-to bring an Ell
beient force into the feid-and compel the same
enemy which we are now contcpdug with to &C
knowledge our Independence
He'ow.Citizcns! let us recommend TO our leeis-
iatare the same policy that brosght the army Of We
1erans INTO the held which established our freedom
Let power be put into the hands Of our chief maes
tratc-call on our regiments and citizens--ciass
them' say every ten, fifteen, twenty men, forth
~ith-and furnslIa man 10 serve during the wsr -
la this way An army of veterans will be raised of
suiiicient force to defend our wives our children,
and cur scored soils and the great aud unweldy mass
OF militia force may quietly remain at their resides
I'm Old .Sevenfp- .Sirer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

YNHE inventor Of this important Medical I'm
4 provement is now gone on to Philadelphia
in order to provide competent supply of APP
Paratus--As soon as he can make the necessary
arrangements, Agents will be employed to CON.
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemplated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens, 10 Physics
ans 100 dollars. For few months however, he
offered them at half price, to those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was COL
lecting such facts and testimonies as the pub-
lie required. This period is now expired, and
the price in future will be as at first intended
Those who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief ofthe poor, every agent will be
instructed to make provision i'm their respective
neighbourhoods. Ir the city of Richmond. any
poor person who may need the Bath NAV apply
to Mr. John p. Shields, Capt. ofthe City Watch.
or to mn. John Maddox, with each of whom.
herewith be deposited systems to be devoted
exclusively to the service of such.
As this intended arrangement is CONNECTED.
notification will be given from time to time, to
those concerned.
No person will be Permitted to see any ofthc
Baths, who is not furnished with a proper liz
cense, so as to be prepared to grant dispensati.
ons to every purchaser under the signature Of
the inventor or his General Agent, as every
known violation Of tkepatent privilege will be
prosecuted according hiaw.
July Is. If.
- :. Ro6s s. JtS e:si ~ ,ss,al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
LAND for SALE.

WILL SELL the H. ND whc-eon nov re.
side, the county of buckingham, Q niies
below New Canton, and TIA same distance from
JAMES RIVER; containing by late surveys 8SSi
acres, of (which about 40 are yet covered with
the original growth, and of an excellent quality
for, tobacco, The cleared lane, is good, admi.
rabiy adapted TO the culture OF corn and small
grain as susceptible of lasting improvement
tro clover Us any soil in the state, and is divided
into four fields. enclosed with excellent fences.
or the cleared land between 90 and 70 acres are
low creek ground, capable.of being converted.
into FIRST rate meadow The clearinghouse in
spacious-the out houses numerous aud conye..
nient. The healthful ar aud excellent water of
the place--i.s vicinity to New Canton and to
several manufacturing mills also, give 1T great
local advantages more detailed description
is th''t unnecessary. asst is presumed any per.
son DESTROYS to purchase will view the premi-
ses. 100
SMITH PAYNE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
buckingham County,
Sal. Court, 1871

Ellis Putney Plain,ifN
William T. Hanscord and ; CHANCERY.
Stephen Guerrah;:, .aa:ar's.
ofJane ilsnsford, deceased,
-. .Dcfts.
ON the motion Of the Plaintiff, and it appear
ing to The satisfaction of the Court that the
Defendant, Wm. L. Hanstord, is not an inhabi,
tant OF this State-k is ordered, That unless
II sad VIM. t. hsnsford shall appear here
on or beiore October Court next, and answer
IN Plaintiffs bill, the Court will then proceed
to axe the same Cor confessed as to him, aud de.
or e the matter thereof accordingly ; and that
copy OF tins Order be forthwith inserted in
some pubic newspaper OF the City of Richmond,
tor wv months successive y. and another copy
be posted up at the front door OF the Court
house of this County.
: .Nya AcoPy-TEsTE. y
r. ELDhIDGE, Jr, d. C.
August wew =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

NOTICE is hereby given that Christo
4 pher Mscpberson's Pamphlet on the
Millennium, dated 4th June 1911, and the
Nord OF God to the world in an address da, ,
ted Atm June. and 18th July 1914, foretelling
the downfall Of the City of London, and The
destruction Of the British Navy.-may be
had from Johu: Jackson, Grocer; MIR. Cow
per, Barber -Mr. Yancey, Barber-Reuben
Morton. Barber--and Mr.. Henderson, Bar
Der Richmond--asd from Robert smith.
Grocer--and Hannabai Prince, Barber. Of
Manchester; and Of Graham Bell, Hack
owner, aud James CoIston, Barber, of Pc
tersburg.---Orders for quantity will be
paTticn@hy attended 70. The Pamphlet Is
cenis,tne Address IL . Gents.
Richmond, 2sth July, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
PUBLIC SPIRIT.
Don't give up the SOIL

Keen RePrOoE-d Washington Anecdsfe.
The following aneedote is related b, a correspon.
dent, who heard it from the circle in which the fact
TRANSFERRED:
Admiral Coch6aar. the hero of the pig.sty & len
roost, previous Ia applying his iucendilry torch to
Tue capitol and other buildings at Washington, en-
tered house ia wuicb we're several rcspectabIe r..
males and with the most coudescending gaIlantry.
offered to shake hands with OF Z OF them The Iady
however, indignantly declined that honor; peril
nentiy observing, that she s sud receive that COM
piiment only from a gentleman
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
A Nice Light Coachee
Wi:h Plated Harness,
And TWO GIGS,
Wnl De Sold Lou 10, Cash Enquire of
~ JOSHUA WEST.
NOTICE..
G.. Terrell & L.. Atkinson.

EsPEcTFULLY inform the citizens of Richs
~ mond, that they have resumed tue exercise
Of their profession.
As several OF their students and pupils have
left town in consequence OF the late alarm. :
vacancy remains in their seminary for new en-
frances Should the motions OF the enemy rem.
der suspension of their professional duties ne.
cessart. their fees of tuition will tie on for die
time of their attendance, in proportion to the
terms OF the year They embrace the prescn,
oppertunity,so inform their friends and students
IN the country, that they may, most probably.
soon return 10 the city, and rem.un here in safe
ty
Sept.7.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Virginia /:
It a Superior Court Of Chancerll. hold.

ut a Superior Court 0f Chanceru, hold
en- at the Capitol in the CRY Of Richmond, ,he
second day 81 June, 1874
John t. jones' PlaintiB
Cornelius and Andrew Conrad, trading rnder
the hrm OF Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and
company, samuel Peasants junior, John SO
meryiiie and Cornelius and Andrew Conrad.
trading under the firm of Someryille <. Con,
rad, Caleb BonsaI and the same Cornelius and
Andrew Conrad, trading under the firm of
Bonsai, Conrad and Company, and the said
John someryii.e IN his individual capacity, &
tile sad ;4isb BoDs.l in his individual cana
pacity, Cornelius, Andrsw q John Conr a sc-
ting & trading under the firm OF John Conrad
and company, Leroy Anderson, Henry Ande-
son and Robert GRAY DaG.
ME DEFENDANTS Cornelius Conrad.
Il Andrew Conrad and John Conrad, who
are out Of this country and against whom, ,i,s
ftaintit appears to have proceeded in the mode
Prescribed oy law, against absent Defendants
stiii TAXING 20 appear and answer; and the canse
coming on to be heard, as to the Defendants
John Somerriilc, Caleb Bonsal nd Samuel y, 90,
SAINTS on The hili, the answers of those Defend.
ants ana EXHIBITS, and being argued by Couo..
Ssh u'e coYrt on consideration thereof doth or
oer.that one OF its Commissioners do state an
account, between the Plaintiff and the Defend.
ants Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and comna.
ny, as well as between those Defendants. and
the other Defendants, John someryiIIe. Caleb
bonssl, and Samuel Peasants, and make res
port thereof TO the court, with any matters she.
orally stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required BY the parties to be SO
stated. ~
ACopy Tes,e--wM. w. HENING, &C.
Commissioners Oaioe, ,
Richmond, Goth July, 1914. {
The parties concerned are hereby notified
THAT have appointed Wednesday the 2sth
oePtcmber next, for carrying the foregoing
order OF Court INTO effect, on which dsy their
attendance Is required At my office, with all
soeoHnts, books, papers ard vouchers. ready
Tor examination and Sc tement.
WILLIAM FORESTER,
wow NC
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
WIN. w. HENlNG. c. C.
Comn,issioner's once.

Conantis8ioner's Office,
Richnond. Ssh month 1sf, IL. "A.
The parties interested are desired to take
notice that have appointed the Oath day of
day of the 10Th month tOctoberl next for
commencing the accounts by the foregoing
decretal ORDERS OF the Courrs directed .--on
which day, at 9 o'clock. A. M. their attend
ance is required at my Office in this city, with
their accounts, documents and vouChers-
also copy of the Court papers, for the pur-
pose of enabling me to state and settle the
same.
THC'S LAID M 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
SMITH PAYNE.
4 JVILL also SELL
"A SMALL. TRACE

In Goochland, containing 23y acres, on the wa.
tiers Of the Big Bird creek.-Also,
Attract Of 223 Acres,
On Slate river, in Buckingham, miles above
\ New Canton, and from the Virginia Mills.
Also, a Tract of 1000 Acres,
In the county of Wood, ON the waters Of the
~ Kenawha.
will sell these lands or EXCHANGE them
for lands near Louisville on the oho, or for bot.
tom land on the Kenawha.
s.P.
Buckingham, August %, 1914. hf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
An Apprentice Wanted.

"A BOY from IA to Is years of age of go ,ifa.
.miiy connections, possessing easymauners
and tolerable good English education. will
De taken by me as an APPRENTICE TO
,IHE DRUGGISTtT APO7TfEC.6RY'
BUSINESS One from the Country is pre-.
ierred --Apphcation to be made immedi.
ately
W A Servitude of three years, ifthe bow
should prove expert, will cnlY be req red,
WILLIAM WEST.
Richmond, July I3.
and Medicines. 30
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Doct. Rees' Cyclopedia.

IUB5GRIBERs to Recess Cvclo,.d;o 49,.
=, respectfully informed, that The 47th 10 or
OF; "a, part Isl, has 5een received, and is rea.
ior delivery at tie subsoriber's B,ok. sto-.
hichmond----Thsy - earn, stly solio;,ed %
make early spplicatiJ. for the nuinbers wanted
70 complete Tier respective setts--and en-" a.
are indebted for numbers o. the work s',n,5.,
Delivered are requested to make immed;st,
payment. 'u'A's
8. PLgAsANTs,
dgenttor the Iyo5yi..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Samuel G. Adams,

Ftt 0dfHUtl ", AUHfllS,
ISNow RECEIVING
100 cssks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
Do Files,
Do longs, shovels and Pokers,
DO. saddIery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles.
DO. Till and Chest Locks, Butts
Hinges, &c.
DO. assorted Hardware,
SO Tor Bar Iron, assorted,
l6 Baltimore Ploughs,
II DOE. Saddle Trees.
ALSO ON HAND,
q good assortment of Hardware, Ircnnoncerv.
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boltine Cloths.
Hoes, Iron, Nail Rods, &c. Sc.--wi.ies are &C,
tered for sale, ON moderate terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
FEMALE PATRIOTISM
ORYHY OF INIT ATIO \,

u
Yesterday upwards of one hundred patriotic
Ladies met in the Commissioners Hail in the
District Of Soushwark, volunteering their ser.
vices for the purpose ofmaking Uniforms for
arifle Company.-rhese Ladies yesterday com
pieted a NUMBER OF suits, and meet again this
day TO finish the patriotic task. Tie number of
suits wanted for the company are 12O-so that
each OF them may say with truth, they have
equipped soldier.
At a moment like the present, when all is ar
dour aud enthusiasm, the Ladies' of Phadelphia
will doubtless vie with each other in Showing
their love for their country and its defenders
Yesterday afternoon company of ladies went to
Brooklyn, and forming procession at the ferry
with the music of Tamany Soce w. Sc d ms tbev
went TO Tort Greene, to between 2 and 800. where
they performed an hours work on The Notifications
amid the piaudiis of the citizens on the ground Sc
verai patriots of the revolution were among them:
and lady Ut az years Of age wheeled barrow of
earth with great activity The scene WAS extreme
iy gratifying ty its noyety-but The practice would
sOon become reprehensible and detrimental to pub.
lie service it indiscrminately INDUCED More per-
manent and appropriate employment for the seq
will be found in the asso iations for needle work for
che soldiery forming throughout the city.
PUBLIC SPIRIT.
The corporation Of New.York have opeued a loan
OF mihon Of dollars for the PURPOSE Of defeace--
The voluntary contributions of the citizens still
amount, in addition to their labor on the fortifca-
tong, several hundred dollars per .ay
"DoN'T GIVE UP THE SOIL" 1t would give
US pleasure 30 reco'd all the instances of patriotism
that press upon us for insertion. We cannot. But
70 the account oi what is dong in N.-York we must
notice, that about 100 men from New-ark. N. Il
proceeded to day' labor tie works for The do
fence OF thai city They had flags and music. and
each one this label on las hat,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Will be Sold,

III Puddle AUCTION, or the Premises, lie first
Saturday in Ocfo6er,
The LAND, whereon the late Col. Wool.
A bridge lived, lying in Powhatan County.
on the buckingham Road, containing about 500
acres. There viii be in the sale reservation
OF his Widows dover. 1t will be sold entire
or in lots, as may best suit those dispo, 10 pur
chase. Terms Of Sale made known o slle day.
by ~
The Executor u Ngenf TO,
The DcUisor.
August 20. tbs
N. u. All persons having claims sgsins, III,
said Col. Woodbridge, are requested 90 brin,
them forward, on that day, well authentic stct
SO that arrangements may be made for settlmg
tnem. Nv the tx'or