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BY virtue Of the above decree will be sold for rea-
dy money on the 9th day OF May 1914, before the
Tavern now occupied by Thomas Spence at West
moreiand Court House, the tract Of land mentioned
in the above decree.
RICHARD E. PARKER,S
ELI.YSON CURRIE, Commr's
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jan 90 I'm
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"a L U Il BIZ Fl p u @ p L K L
FOR & "A L, e.

Il L Z II - Il e r x o T 4 X L Y
FOR SAL e.
I'm Pursuance Of a Deed of Trust from Edmund
e Littepage and Elizabeth his wife and Charity
Powers to the Subscriber and bearing date the 29t,
day Of January 1915, viii be sod for cash, on the
25rd day Of this month"; on the premises between
the hours of ten in the morning Il in the after
noon, to raise sum of money secured by the said
deed,
-. ONE R9LFQCRE LOT:
With the buildings ond appurtensnces therey,nto be.
lonsine-Ths. lot sbove mentioned ia situated in
that part Of this generally known by the name
of Adsms's Valley. IS bounded on the mort. Il st
BY the Let lately III - possession OF William Nc
KeRGe and now the property of Messrs Brown x
Page; on the South and South East by the lot of
Henry Mettsrt, ard Fronts on the Street Fading
from the mstket house, through the valley, q
north direction.
Feh. 10. SIP
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- = Oh ! Y ,,
Adj't General, N. A
INTERESTING EUROPEAN NEWS

The Editors Of the New York t;az cite yer, Iest
evening favored with several Extracts eC ettr, -
an highly respectable German House in This civ
received by the Helena Maria arrived at Ro..o9
winch they intend giving to morrow.
~ the mean line, We give the following, rs the
| letter from Berlin, Of The 7h Oct. savs-"Ger-
many b-g'ns 60 breathe again, and look forward 10
oeuer times. so far from apprehendioe rrv dan.
fer at present 1t is more than likely accord No. IN
present sppesrapces, thst not only ali GERMANY bu z
even roland, will ne liberated from French fyr.r.
ny IN the course O! this year 1t is rxDeeted t.t
l'avoust will shortly be compelled to eygsrato H..
odrg he light troops Of the Allies have advanced
as far as Csssel The Danes when sree Il, on, 80,
mnnicaton with the French Is interrunfed will
haze to join the allies"
e'ter from Berlin Of the 18th of October.
States " N'''"7 -
That Bonapsrte had attempted st four ,i;fFsrs,,,
times to penetrate into Bohemia, and was rebnlq-i
each time with great loss.
lhat BerRadolte, win his arrnv had Gro, sell ,b
tbe at several points, and at the latel, date Ind
p"ehed his iI.R at Desssv, strong town ~ .LTp,,r
Lsips;c 0' ~ 90
That the Tavarians deserted the French standard
X declared in favor Of the allies;
hat the SaSnHs we're waiting for the retreq
OF the French 10 enable them e. sdont the same
course
Tat an accommodation Of differences between
the Danes and the English was supposed 10 be near
t hsnd, as on the late arrival of p Courier from
England, the exchange rose very considerable.
thst the british have fired mon and cspfured
several American vessels even in Swad. sh ports,
That the allies we're never in higher spirlts---qrd
that great and decisive bnttle was s7on evreeted
letter from Genoa, OF the 9Th of Oct siote, ri,
mpor ant fact that Venice vas IN po-see,on NJ de
huSrisns--of course. tb- Vice.Pov's army ,p,st
have been totally defeated
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readily perceive that the duty OF the friends
TO the embargo measure, in the house, was
10 act no. TO speak whilst the obvious po-
icy If those, who wished TO Illustrate its OBJ.
ject by DELAY, was to speak. not to act. OF
course the debate which took place W as pria-
cipally in opposition to the measure. But
let not the Republicans oG the nation there
fore suppose. as the factions prints dare to
iDsinuate, that in the Conclave patriotism
was silenced or overawed by factious VIC.
1ence. The irsinuation is false. Whilst
they respect the rights Of the minority, the
majority know their own, They know their
rights, and they have proved that they have
the spirit to assert them.
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Fro,,s the uhir Extra.

Nashville. Dec. IL, O'Clock n. m,
The following letter from Colonel BOWER, 1t Col
commanding at Mobile, 10 Gen. Claiborne, ha,
inst been received by ex. ress from the Gen TO
Gov. Bcunt. -
MOBILE, Nov. 26.
have Chs moment received letter from Cant.
A'ex's, commanding the Navy at Mobile Point. ste.
ing pn''tve'y large British expedition has arriv-
ell AZ Pensacola consisting Of seven sail of vessoIs s.
TWO bon-h vesseis--that of the Briggs have 200
men IN hoard ''
shall leave this by i2 o'clock for the point with
All ne troons can possibly spare from this post
WIN the determination to defend that post 70 the ut
most This will leave Mobile weak and ey3nsed
have written to IT. Col. Russell, requesting him
20 tai, hack to this place with the third regimc
should he comply, think we shall be able 10 save
ms country Bnt should he not feel himself ius,is.
en 10 give up AIS present objeets fear the whole or
this country will he lost,
should yon have IN opportunity. pray write to
Cot Mike and give him this inform, alton.
The communication 10 Pensacola by lind !, cn.
OH by lsrse boiy Of indiana
am, sir, in great hsste,
Your ebediens servant,
(Signed)
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JOHN BONTYER,
JEftN NJ " LIZ,
ceu c,.1 Ii. Col Cd. LOT eomd's.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Montreal, Dec II, 1913.
Gen. Claiborne.

His Excellence tho C3overnor in
Chief and Comm nder of the F, tceS. has 20.
celved report from Captain Plag of tie
ROYAL Navy, Informing his exec lencv tbat
ne had with his tlotlla of Gun boats under
hrs Command, with a small detachment rs
'roops' proceeded on the ID inst OF Gum
oer'anh mead and succeededinb burning an *
tensive building lately e ec4ed for D-oo.
Magazine for the stores IF General t5amn
ton s armv--a number of battearx. a,rr,u
milton and stores found there wee c,-,er
brought away or destroyed. The severit,
OF the weather obliged captain Pring to re
turn on the 5th iHStant-in effect p which
ne was obliged to ut through several mills
o. ice: The enemy's troops were in consi-
derab'e force in the vicinity of Pl tIsbnrgh
euf no attempt was ade to modest the
force under captain pripg.
EDWARD BAYNFS.
Adi't Gcne-oI NJ
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and from 1t. Lcomis, who, with 9 q. three
others, hai made their escape, that Fort
Niagara had been taken BY the BgNish.
ne garrison was suthrized. Cant. Leo
nard list regt- of artillery had the com
mand but it is rdmored that he vas -,
IN the tort at the t.;ne, but with his famil
some miies OF. What became os the res, -,
know.
| In consequence ofthis information. Maior
Gen?rai flaIl has been ordered to repair,
to the frontier with as MANY of his d;.
VISION as may be necessary TO expel or des
troy the invaders. The Britiah have with
'hem number OF Indians, and Continue to
sanction their massacres.''
Il rt act OF a letter from BRIG. General
| Timothy Hehkins of the Neso York mil
ia 10 Daniel ID. 7ontkiaS, Commander
| an Chez. &c.
| Head Quarters Fufyslo
CT, Dec. 1oth, 1873.
SIR would respectfully represent to
your EXceilency that on the morning of yes
terday the eremy crossed over little below.
i4ewistown-tha. they save burnt Lewis
town, and every house from that place tn
within two and half miles Of Schlosse-. and
tne ,fuscarora village is also burnt.
| he last express stated, that The enemy
were terrifying on the mountain below
Schiosser. The force Of the enemy 10 diffe-
rertl. represented--it is stated to be from
to 800 regulars, & 600 I7lians-it is fur
ther state that the enemy are still crossing
he force the enemy can bring is NOT ore :
cisely known, it is probably from 1900 -
5000. Including regulars, militia and Ind;
ars. Our force is about 200 regulars a.
Fort Niagara, and abou, $50 near this r,lace.
/ have ordered out my Brigade ~ rencl me
invas'on. l am in hopes of success with the
assistance of the militia of Gennessse.
am respectfully, &c.
TIMOTHY HOPKINS. Brig. Gen.
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WAsn1Ncrow, o. En-.

" HSEINCIONJ DC. II.
ETtTnct eta kstfer from Ger. Touhking 10
lie Secretary If TTz-
Albany, nfcsr,bcr - 1915
Upon rnT arrival in this place to d7y, 7
was met BY an. eXpress Bringing dispatches.
OF which ! send you a copy.
The express farther informs, that m HE
arrival 1t 3 tovia he learned from Major
Alien (the contractor agent at Niagara)
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FOR SIR,

$500 h0u7ds Seiae T-oiae. Of snhcrjo,
7UGWy.
January !. ,,,c
~ TICE.
'EHiF cop'rtnerabip II Hughes 4 Miller. vys.
this hey Dissolved b. mutual cons mt. Tbe
Books snd papers will he left in the hands If Rich.
ard Hughes for fnst adjustment
RiCHd. HUGHES
49,, HUGH ". MILLER
The Manufacturing Of robscco, formerly carried
or by ..Hngbes g. Miller, viii be continued by the
Subscribers '''
HUchM MILLER.
SIP
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BaLrimoRE, Jan. I.

bALTfMORE, Jan. I,
we issue the Federal Gazette A. an early
no'r, ~ order 10 furnish promptly to lie
nnnefons Ratrops, he mass of late and
iDoorttant news. Contained r. IN following
omcIai papers politely honct CO by "a ffjend.
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LN1.R EoEELCt-M- -

BY the Brambe, arrived 20 Aa-s6olis,
LoNboN, Nov g.
Desetsf0e Oetecf Of Bo7ohgrfe, 40ith fbe
t,2ss 81 81 7c", 10 hicces q/ cannon
Le1hSic taken. t@c.
1t IS we may hope, nearly consurrnated
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
TO REAT OR LEASE,

q Ok any term of years not exceeding ssven thst
n we'll Known TAVERN, a, X. William court
house, together with all the out-houses attached t.
the same. lh's farm ia situSted nearly in the CEN
tire oi the county OF s,ins ilan, i'm nediat-iy OF
the main road leading from the city of Rehmond t.
the county OF Gloucester. 1t lea betwe.. Msta-
pony and Pamunkey rivers, aud is slways favored
with the most abundant supply OF fsh, oysters su
Wild fowl. The houses are large and convenient
AND tae Land o'sn excellent texture, well adapted
to all the various c0venieuces and necessities of a
Farm or Tavern, aud offering great Inducements in
both quantity aid quality.
lhe Tavern, with several of the sut-houses have
been lately put in good order for the reception OF
tenant and 1t furnishes. with prodiga! ibsrali,y
tns pure anu unadatersted fountsin, by which tie
ardent IS tempered aud diluted into that cooline
aFsuEht OF Let e and oblivion, called Greg.
ihe above mentioned place will be offered q. pub.
no suction on the fourth Monday in July next it be
ing King William ecur day, aud in the event of
e,dent' on the ensuing court day, in the menth OF
August-ror terms or further particulars, appIiea
ton May be made tothe Subscriber, residing in III,
county osKing- William.
tn. w. =. GREGORY.
May 14-wSw.
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POLITIAL.
EYPATRIATlON.

This right. necessary TO the very power
OF (ooo-mofio1, seems to have become so
very clear, that In principle it is never de-
Med but whenever, asserted il is suddenly
answered, Great Britain will never surren-
der it. We know of no nation that denies
the right, save Great Britain. The Napo-
leon code expressly recognizes it, but this,
as authority, will not be admitted by the
Federal party
The Spanish Cortes have recently fra
med new constitution it is work Of
great talent and profound knowledge of
mankind (; 1t is peculiarly interesting to the
American reader. The simlitude between
their new government and our own is more
striking, than we could have supposed could
exist between linired monarchy and a
Representative Democracy. We hope in a
day or two to present to our readers syn
opsis of its principal features. We only
quote at tho present a single item to shew
that it declares the right of Erhasriat zion
IN the fullest extent.
In Title I'd. chap. 4, it provides:
Art. 18. Those are Spanish citizens who
are born OF Spanish parents in any
part of the Spanish dominions and
reside in the said dominions.
Art. 19 Foreigners who already enjoy
ing the rights of Spaniards have o..
tanned from the Corles letters Of
citizenship.
Art. 90. provides how such rights are OBJ
tanned.
Art. "a. The rights of Spanish citizenship
are lost (inter ala,
! BY beng naturalzed In anothe,
country:
2.By accepting an employment from
foreign country.
We trust our Federal junto will not den,
the authority ofa body whose wisdom, vir
tue and intelligence have received from
them such unqualified panegyric.
Dem. Press.
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A VALUABLE LOT-FOR Y.4LR.
w the S0th day of May, if fsr. if rot the Dsyi
lar day; The Eas'erninost half OF that yausbe Lot
ea'ca the Ferry Lot, lying on Cary or d Stree1 IT.
tn, City and distinguished in the plan of said Civ
ded on the by the Premises Of Mir. Charles wiz,
~, k,Snd runs back as Ferry Lot on Jsoes River
The advantages of this position mrst be sule;s, ,i
obvious 10 every one, who reflects on the CROWN
said Lot TO the ferry and river. - '"'
terms q Sale--one sd OF the purchase moper
IN 90 days, one Sd IN raoaths, a1d the en,snies
50 ~ " monti's-the whole to be secured by note9
WIN 'ur,eie.t enhoT'er' nsde pay able and peco
w FOUSHEE, sepr.
THOS. II. PROSSER.
April 81. WY
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LAND ECR S.dIE-

MILL BE SOLD, on the premises, to the high
w est bidder, for cash, GU the 18th day. of
June, 1914, according 10 decree of tie Sunsr;or
Chsncery Court Of williamsburg, suspended in
pert by decree OF the superior Chsuerry Court Of
frrderieksbsrg, 50 much OF tue land now oeeunied
ny thomas Ro~snd, known by the name Ut CABIN
FONT; lying III the county Of Westmoreand, ss will
be sufficient TO rsisc the mentioned In the frat
decree, with the expenses OF SALE sitter dedaot;rp
the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, mentioned in
the second decree.
he safe OF THIS land has bean heretofore preven-
ted in consequence Ut the advertisement not being
"ade according to the terms OF tie first decree.
Any person desrous II purchasing will be shown
The Land b. Supplying to either Of the Com mission.
srs.
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LIND FOR HALK;.


ME terms OF a former sale n o. having bcer .,,,
II pied "ith-wiil be sold, on Mondsv he ,,yth
dsy o. June next CT fair it not the next fair dsvI q,
hlns william eourt-house, shat valuable planfsi,.n
cahea EIVDFIEI,D, IN King William COUNTY.
which formerly belonged 10 Mr. John WaIIa -
ceased To person disposed 10 purchase thsre =
not tract Ci land more desirable than this ga st
Tor the many natural advantages which II rass ssS.
rs Tor me many improvements whieh have been pHi
upon II by It's late owner. Situated imam tic AL,
tepoDy river opposite to Wakertop where vss.si.
can come within few yards OF the. shore F-o,n -
Srsnsy that stands I'M diately upon the bapk.
vessel can be loaded within short time ard ssn; 70
any ns.het that tue owner plsases. There rs upon
the isnu very good dwelling house aud every ne
e;Ssaay out house; also mill which tho or;e;nsI
intended Tor the use OF the plantation only To;Lf
with attention, be made to accommodate q fey9 .,
the surrounding neighbours. There are two yerv
me young orchards, the fruit a. which is of the ros
select KIND aud which With proper care and aten.
uon' might be made 10 yield large quantities Of
brandy and slider. "
here is - present growing upon the land erop
~ "heaI winch from the quantity sown, and from
the quality ct the land, IT is expected viii pro9u,e
very ice crop.
From the title papers for this tract of Land !, an
pears that eontains about 1851 acres flor which
Pnsputy u VIII be cod, be the same more or less1
ABOUT gOO sores OF which, are risb level Got land
Terms Of 5aie.-The purchaser will b, allowed
eredit OF two Yeas Ter the whole purebase roo,e.
one thousand pounfs Of which % carry inersst fr,y
INC Gay OF sale, the interest to bs paid az the cud OF
each year, until the whole shall become due-T'be
balance OF the purchase money 90 caro- interest from
ne DAY OF sale, Il not punstuslly paid when due
o secure the payment Of the whole purchase mo-
n. -, bond With approved security will be re,uired
WIN aeed OF trust upon the land aud ~ there are
several egstees who win be- entitled TO the proceeds
% the sale OF The land, 1t viii be required tst there
shsn be separate bonds given for the proportion OF
eseh legatee. "O' "
II val be expected, that as soon as the lend {, sold
the purchaser will be prepared TO eomnIv win ,hs
terms o. sale, and shoold they not be complied with
within two dsyi after The sale, = new one will be
made. WV NC
Msy7. -. ON'
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT,
For the relief of Dennis Glars.


For the relief of Dennis CLARK
BEt enacted by rae Senate and Heuse Of Re
b'eSentdfiveF Of RE United States IF Inn in
C0Hgresf assembled, That the receiver OF pubiie
monies for the district of lands offered for sale at
Cincnatti, be required TO pay Dennis Clark the full
amount of monies, with interest, paid by the said
Dennis Clark to the receiver aforesaid in discharge
oil the purchase money for fractional section num-
Der ten, in the first township, and first range
cas-.
Sec. Q find be IL further enacted, That the said
Dennis Clark shall be permitted to enter with the
register OF the hnd Office two dollars per acre,
one hundred aud sixty of land, III any section
or part OF section within the Cincinnati district.
which has been reserved AID offered Tor sale, but
not sold to be paid for as the other lands of the U.
States.
LANGDON CHEYES,
Speaker Of the House Of Rebyesentatiues
70 GERRY,
Vice-PresiGent Of the U,ated States, and
FreSideHr Of tie Senate.
April IS, ABA.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON
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JAMES MADISON.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
SI'OT TIfE T/JIEVRS

{ By tuesday night last, my Stable in Charles
- CIY Couhty, vas broken open, and large
BIY HORSE,
eszefisee, saddle spots white hairs abopt The
pole with three white feet PAGES remark SHY slow
sh1 iinps IN the left hind lex When driven fast Ato
n iarSc SORREL HORSE.
sDou' yeari o'd this spring, snsI white spst In
his forehead, With some white hairs o!,on, h., rs,"
yer. inod loot white, and when closely examined.
0'H BE found blind in the left sye--betb used a.
gear. ."
VI" give I've above reward for both the horses
or ten dollars for either, delivered IN ms.
=, JOHN CLARKE.
N Is. They were both traced a. far Is Mrs
fi'zs,'' Tsvern. in New Kent County.
May l4~-t gv
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
II III Iul ApIFs
3pPTOVed,

AN ACT
Extending relief to certain purchasers of public
lands in the hlssisIppi territory
BE az enacted BY fhe Senate and House of Reb-
reSentGtiUes Of the United States Of .y7,isTica in
Congress assembled, That any person or persons
hsvng purchased LANDS of the United States in the
Mississippi territory, who have been subj tod to
prosecutions by adverse eaimants,who der we'd their
titles from Spanish grant, warrant or order of sur
vey, end where such prosecutions have terminated
fsvor*bly to purchasers from the United Stste,.
such purchasers shall hsve one year from the first
day OF June next, for the payment Of any Interest
that may be due from them 20 the UntsJ state,
Oh the purchases aforesaid.
Signed as sboye.1
April IL, 1911
Approved,
a
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qneli0, May lisp.

NOTICE.
sS Virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed TO the
40 subscriber, by Wilson L.in, bearing tste the
OH day OF March 1919, to stcure to Robert Wer.
rem, SertSin sum therein specfsd-I shall on
Saturday the 2st day Of the present month proceed
10 sell at Brooks Tavern in the Town of HIauehes.
ter, 10 the highest bidder for essh-A womsn siaye.
named Jenny, and her two Children Lou ga & Car.
oline, or 10 ESny may be Necessary 10 dis.
Trust NJ NifI
Manchester, May T. "a,
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JAMES MADISON
AN ACT
For the relief of Benjamin w. Crownin

AN ACT
For the relief of Benjamin w. Growing
shield.
BEff enacted nv the Senate and Hop,e nj H,bys-
senfdtiOe' cfthe United Sftes If 7,nerica, in ton
5reSs assembled, That the Secretary OF the Tres-
Sury be. and he Is hereby authorised to cause 10 be
renewed certain certificates of stock issued by the
cashier 1.-THE Merchants Bank Of the town of Sa.
lem, to Benjamin w. Crowningshield 40 guardian
~ the children OF jacob Growing which said
certificates have bean losi Provided however That
the renewal Of the safd certificates shall be subject
70 All me rules and regulations established at the
treasury department Tor the renewal of eertidcstes
Of funded stock.
(Signed as above)
April IS, 1914.
Approved,
LANES MADISON
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M-4RTLW H0LLOW.4Y.

fSr Sale or Hfre-A likely Negro Wonsn who
'H1 1een accustomed entirely to house business
part OF an elegant brick building on shoehoe I'm
suitable Tor young gentlemen, students, SC. Far
April So '''''"| HoHsfpdy.
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT,

For the relief o, George Hamilton
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
FeSeHtnfOes 81 the United States Of .4,,teTTca in
Congress assembled. That George Hamilton who
is 0ouflned in prison the county of Washington.
state of Pennsylvania. judgment obtained against
him in favor of the United States, be discharged
from his imprisonment: ProVided hOIpeVsr, that
any estate which the said George Hamilton nov
has. may hereafter acquire, shall DE liable 20 be
taken in the same manner az if he had not been
imprisoned and discharged.
Signed abovs
April I8, 1914.
.3pPToVed,
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&OWoH c. DTS

- AZ 'snst the station held BY him il IN.
m.asement OF that institution, ssd rs onen.'I -,
cuee IA the house lately occupied by N..,,rs W.
son and Drew on ID (Csry) Street.
ne ne proposes to iraFscct business seu.railv on
oo'ant'F'iSH. Como'red therewith, ne viii exs.
sue sh ris,tera committed to him 81 Iy,ocf RI
and hdehty. ''"Pu'u"e
March i6. -.
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ROBERT JOHNSON

AS on hand general assortment Of IRON
~ MONGERY. CUTLERY, Sc. SSe.--Consis-,
ing OF Locks OF every description, Bolts, Hiugest
o.rews' Hammers, Planes and Plane Irons, Ssws OF
s kinds, Oil Stone, Troweis, SPADES and Shovels
Cutting Knives. Scy,he Blsdes, Wire. No 10 So
Move Wire for Screens aud Fans, Castings, Tea
sois and Kettles, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Sheer
Shear'' Nnives and Forks, Wrought ard Cut Nails,
Brads, Spriss, Window Glass, Cookie ard Mes
Shters, Brass Cocks, Thermometer, Cotton Gard;
tall.
~ ID lie hiss p good assortment of 4 nyils, Vices
Hammers. aud English Seine Irvine. which he will
sell at reduced prices
March &c. ~,S
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= pursuance Of An Ording1se ea,i1I-I g
onance " to sasnd the Ordinance IN nr',,. "
1ogs IRON going at large in the city of Risbm',s,nI
sSu &c, Is Aeteby given that dogs will be perro1
day OF next month, and the feenth a.. 80 a ers'
TENDER next. ''Nsuth GsJ OF Sep
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Honse "a Ga t9 the Camp near The Pleasure
Joness company, Virginia Militia No., w ~
wee OF The o.S-He IS resident Of BueLr"hanl
ana resldes near WiliSs Mountain. He !. '
stature has blue eyes, light bsir and of Dsle .o'
1t IS probable be has returned % a..
nG 3,, rom whence he csme-Tbe above TS,r.rd
WIZ ~ gwen 70 any person who will deliver h;rs -
me at tRs place, or any other officer in tbe ,,n 20
VIM G. PovALL.
Co7n'g Company attached tn H.
ON Fegt IUSina Militia. in the
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