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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12
SHIRRlFFS SALE.

Taken BY Esecution and qv,N be EM at
Public Auctian On WsdaeEiay the I4tb Of
Decewber inf. at ten o'clock in the tore-
man at the office Of Mcclellan and tletcbs
er, IN Portland,
A Large and extenfive ahortmenc
of Books. &c. &c.
NJ JORDAN, d. S5uiE,
P1fisaj Dee. IL 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12
IOHN MAHAN.

{ AS removed oppofte the United Marine ami
Fee InfS,a.es 0Tet-Thofe who owe him
~''' eaie 10 ca and pay their aero Dts. previous
70 The tifsenb ct JASuAKY, J8is-or
Portland Dec. 8 IS L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12
Ne1v- HAMPSHIRE Conventions.

A Conven' ion is to be held 1t Hsverhii on the
Oh inst. for The purpose of choosing Dseg.tes
to represent the county Of G,atioa, IN he al
p ochiDg Grand Conventiun al Hartford
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12

Mons IaAev,and has d op his title Of Prince
OF beneventun, given am by Bonapane, and
accepted from Louis XVIII, that If Prince OF
Taieyrand
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12
= r. MOVAL.

HOCr. CUMMINGS iaforms bis friend, that
~ he has removed TO he houfe formerly The
rshdence of the lase Rev DR. DEAsx
Dec 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12
Paw the Post-or do worse.
Por,fmouth. Dec 4.

THE iubfcrber', time is on, on the 6tit day of
January for carrying the Mali, on the rout
through thefe towns, vix--Watertord, Paris, Mi
NOT, L,vetmore, Jay, Summer and Buek6eld; he
therefore calls on all perions indebted to hun for
poilage, to pay The fame on the fra day of Jauu
aty. Receipts will be left where their PaPers are
left all thoie who have received receipts for
pon age are tequened to bring them forward
No "a 1914 VIM. SAWIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12

XNyE the fubfcribers having been appointed by
w the Judge of Probate ior the oounty OF Cum
berland, to receive and examine the Claims of the
creditors TO the enate Of WILLIAM PAITER
SON. late of Por, and in fad county. Mariner,
decealed, repreferfed infolvent, give notice that
tx months are allowed the CREDITORS to bring IN
aud prove their claims, and thar we iha!l attend
thar lervice a, the office Of John Fro'hinghma Eiq
on tie f,ra Friday OF The five following months
JOHN FRO rHlNCHAM
John MclEiLAN
Portland. Dec Z. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12

This States proportion of men to be called
INTO service for two years, by the Classifi
cation Bill, is eight thousand ar hundred and
fee. About every ninth man. 1bis is as
large If not larger number in proportion TO
the population Of the u. States, than Bona
parties CONSUMPTION was, of tue countries un-
der his controul, 10 create his halt million ar
my for the subjugation OF Russia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12

Long Speeches, &c,-lt is not uncommon to
hear the remark from certain class OF read
ers, g that they could never see the use OF
Speech or Essay that would occupy more than
quarter OF column" To such, our paper
OF this day must be very undressing, ana
we would advise them, al once, TO lay it aside
and save their time as well as temper. But
TO those who value that Freedom and wish TO
preserve it, which, by the civil Constitutions
is secured to the people OF this state, we would
recommend careful perusal OF the Speech OF
the Hon. Mr.. Mason, OF n. II. on the Bill! for
filling the ranks OF the army OF the u. 5. now
before Congress and which will undoubtedly
pass into law. Though the bill III some
respects differs from the one introduced inc
the House, as recommended by Mir. Munroe,
the Secretary at War, still the provisions OF
the present one, are not warranted either by
the spirit or letter OF the constitution, and OF
course, an arbitrary userpation Of power,
which II submitted 10 may lead to an uttei
subversion OF our rights and liberties as iree
people. II Congress have the power to CON-
pei man to serve in the ranks OF the army
Tor two years or compel others to hire such a
one, they have right to extend the term OF
service for life and it is adopting the principle
and practice that Great-Britain persues with
respect to the impressment OF her seamen. Ii
this is TO be the law OF tho land, il is of little
consequence what follows.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12

SALE AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, nert at II O'Clock, at z.
~ GREfLY's Office, No !, Long Wharf
IL bales COTTON
40 kegs TOBACCO.
Conditions at fale.
Dec. IL ':.' .#..;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12
PRIZE GOODS.

THE Jale Of the Mammoth's Cargo Sf
Prize Foods, will commence this day at 10
o'cbck, at Union Ro1v.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-12

FROM oEoRosrowN, (coL.) NOV &c On
Tuesday the CONSUMPTION Bill passed the Sen
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21
New YoRK, April II.
IMPORTANT.

Ertroct Of letter from Saybrook, com.
a"ntedted 10 the Editors of the Mer-
eantite Ad0ertiser, dated april 9th.
= am sorry to have to inform you that
the enemy's barges came into the river on
the night Of the 9TH inst went up as far as
Pettypogue, aud destroyed lit is said 26
sail OF vessels, large number of which
were ships laid up there. The property
destroyed is'e7tiaated at 200, 900 dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21

Mai MIntosh the Cowetau) who Joined
the army with part Of his tribe, greatly
distinguished himself When ! get an
hours leisure, will send you more de-
tailed account.
According to my original purpose,
commenced my return march to fort
Williams to-day; and shall, if ] find suf-
ficient supplies there hasten to the Hickory
ground The power of the Creeks is, !
think, forever broken.
send you hasty sketch, taken by the
eve, of the situation on which tie enemy
were encamped, and of the manner In
which | approached them.
have the honor to be, with great res
pect, your obedient servant
ANDREW JACKSON,
Major general
Mi Cen pinckUeU
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21
Maj. Gen. Pinchney.
BALTIMORE, April Is

A letter from Annapolis. dated yester-
day morning, April IA, says, the En-
glish ships lay in the same position as they
did on Wednesday morning, except ship,
which went up Eastern Bay. Report says
there are l2 sail against Herring Bay"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21
Extract of a letter dated

DETRoiT March 20.
" Amherstburgh will be evacuated by
our troops to- morrow The British are in
considerable force on the Thames and the
adjacent country 1t is the opinion they
will be here soon. AS to myself, | do not
pretend to know any thing about it."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21
From the Georgia Journal Extra.
GREAT VICTORY
OYER THE INDIANS.
mlLEpGEyILLE. Cd April, 1914.

MILEDGEvILLE, Cd April, 1914.
The following very important despatch from
General Jackson to Gen. Pinckney, has
this moment been received by Governor
Early this last battle decides the fate of
the Creek Indians
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21

October, his person was viewed with elrss
interest by the officers and soldiers Il
Harrison's army 1t was some time before
the identity Of his person was suiceal-
ly recognized to remove all doubt as h.
the certainty of his death. There was a
kind of ferocious pleasure, if may be 81.
10 we'd the expression, in contemplating We
houtour of his features, which was nleies
tic even in death.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21
HEADQUARTERS, Z
9th and 9TH Districts,

FoRTHAwKINs, April I'd, 1914.
SIR have the honor of enclosing to
your Excellency the official account of
decisive victory over the hostile Creek In.
dians achieved by the military talent and
enterprise of Gen. Jackson, supported by
the distinguished valor and good conduct OF
the gallant troops under his command -
While the sigh of humanity will escape tor
this profuse effusion of human blood, which
results from the savage principle OF our enc
my, neither to give nor accept quarters
and while every American will deeply Ia
ment the loss of our meritorous fellow sol
dier who have fallen in this contest, we
have ample cause of gratitude to the giver
of all victory for thus continuing his pro-
lection of our women and children, who
would otherwise be exposed to the indscri-
inmate havoc Of the tomahawk and all the
horrors of savage warfare.
| have the honor to be very respectfully.
your Excellency's most obedient servant,
THOS. PlNCKNEY,
Maj. Gen. T. S. Army.
His Excellency Gov. Early
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21

Pronounced in Shawanoe, Tecumthee
There are many words in this lanruag 90
which have the linguadentel sound of n
such as Chilicothe, Sciothe, &c.
t have just learned that he could ne;.
Their read, write nor speak English.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
L6WDS-FOR SALE

LBlfDS-FOR SALE.
Or pursosnee OF Deed Of Trust, 10 the ,ubser.
, rom lanes q. Anthony, recorded in the
Sensrs, Iourt. bearing date tbs Sh day of Febrns.
fS' IBIS, viii be seld, on the Is,h day OF Me- 49,,
an estate for the LIFE of the said Anthony II, 90 49,,
divided third part Of The " "' 1"-
TRACT or LAND. :.
Gloucester county. known Ly the name Of y,,,,,,,"
~i.ish said tract contains 1890 acres. nor
and which said estate for the lie of the sa;d -
ry, - his interest in the said tract Of lad ., $50
oy inc eurtesy in right CT hi. wife, who is one Ct ,b
eo-htiresses OF Philip Lee, deed The ,si- Sl, rs
Tor ready money, pubic auction, tc the Li.b. =,
bidder. VIC 'sSe"
Also, on the same terms, and on the came dsv
the following "sy'
7RAC7S or LH.ND. yiz
one tract IN the county of Moaroe contsininp 5000
acres, sailed the Iron Ore Tract, pstented in ths
name OF tho said James c. Anthony, the ss,h dsv Of
September, 1905. ~ Vi
One do. in the county of Kaaawha, contaisins cooo
acres, nea' the Salt Works on the Ksnawla rrar
also patented in the name of the said hntbcrv IS
the same day. oo
Ohe do in the county of Wood, containing ooso
ylng at tue mouth of the littl. ks1anhs and
nonnued ny the same and the river Ohio and within
~ yards OF fsrker,bnrg, and Immediately sppo.,,.
p'ahnerhS9scts islsnG, conveyed to the ssid S,,ho
my ny benJsm'n r. Ford, by deed dated TN. s,h
DAY OF June 1909, and now OF record IN the I.ersri
Court " '"' osnerA
The trset IN the county Of Monroe is said n eo,.
tam large quantity OF Iron Ore, uad about 500 &c.
wen adapted to the culture Ut Hemp, snd the r.s..
due fit for grazing 'A'
II believed, that on TIE tract in ksnawhs count,
SAT- water may be proeured at very incon.aerabi.
exPence This trsct said also 20 &c W en- ti,,,L.4
snd from its vicinity to The Salt Works mus, ~,
tha, account, he valuable. Of the coyrectneS. at
these statements, however, those disposed tr NM.
ehase must nudge for thrmeciyea-Jhe s,ia LII
take place before the Esgle Tavern IN This c,,, ~,
Ger the direction of Thomas T,ylor. ESQ. VI"
Truman Jgi.9R SlilLL
WLLLIH-H E.f{. IT. trKsfees
April Q. on15
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IANilES kKEAnl

Sign Cold .4nvii, J Street, R;chDlosa.
now receiving, and offers Tor sale in addition IN
BIS Sto * Of H.fRDHBifE, LROyN,HON & r..
RI, &c. ESc.--
$50 legs Of Cut Nsil5, Il Drads, assorted size.
% tons Bar Iron, assorted,
100 doz best double prime Seytbe Blades, az IN
inches long and q inches wide
20 doz. do Grass Seythes, 81 inches long and 4
inches wide,
$50 doz. first quality warranted Wedding Hoe,
10. :, 2, ami 4, and
so doz. Spades and ShoYels,
10 tons ct Castings, assorted,
500 lba beest PICKED Turkey Oil Stone, 4s6 per
ib~-snd upwards
goo gallons Spirits Of Tuspentine
50 and bore Peacock Piors.
~ pair q Smiths' Bellows, of superior ousltv
Smiths AnviIs, Vices, &c. y.
Az Of ghieh he is determined tn sell a. lo, a. moi,
sb- March 10 FV'-
J niue ci5o far cate n very elcgo7f .05,.-y.,t
Hade G.5, fHH rigted with La,,tps and H,yne,,
for too herIe5 fo5rpicfc.
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6tp


y Z
k'hE Widows and Orphans OF Ogicers. Sea.
II IDsn ald Marines, vino have been slain or
ed on board any of the public shin, or vessel.
IN the service Of the United States, since the decIsr.
siion OF war against Great Britain on t6e 1874 dgy
81 tune, 1879, will be entitled to a pension aprees.
oS "a the Het o: Congress passed the At. March
lSIi on Producing or forwarding IN The ~, ~
ps'tmeni, certificate oflawfui marriage on the
part OF " dow, and that she sill continue, the
"'do" oil deceased seaman or marine and of the
num"er OF children living (if amy under the see OF
sixteen y"ars whi:h certificate must he signed o. =
duI authenticated, by one more of the prineiDaI
iH'g STRAIT OF the county or town, where such wi.
dow reside. WI
.4tya Esd, 1914
CO The publ shers of Laws of the Union. in IN.
Seyera' statea will insert the above three times in
Successive papers.
My list
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
LIND FOR SALE.
FVHE terms of former sale mot b.,;,,.

ME terms of former sale not HAVING, hoo, 49,.
- pHeu whn-wll be sold, on MONDAY the 9Th
cay o; June next (f fair, if not the mex. lair dpyI n,
h'n6 "1iam eG1Tt-house, that valuable plinisiian
cSnS9 E1FDFIELU, in King William eountv
which formerly belonged to Mr. John WALL ~
ceased 10 person disposed TO purchase thers :,
not tract OF and more desirable than this % u,Ji
Ior Ihe many NATURAL advantages which il poss.ssss
hs TOT the msuy improvements which hsVs bec, 80,
upon It by ITS late owner. tustrd mon ,Ln ~
tepony river opposite to Wal erton. ,vhars vss.ai.
can come within few yards of the shnre C,rs .
srAhSiy 'Hat STANDS Immediately u9on tn. nank -
60 -. =. .o.eu WITHIN short time, snd sent to
any market that tng owner plessts There ia ,,,,o
the land avery good dwelling house and eye, ~,
sSay ou' mouse also mill which tho originally,
'hth8eu ior the use OF the plantation onIv 9n;gbt
,, 80 at1eutCb' De made TO accommodate a few ~
the surrounding neighbours There are two -
hne young Orchards the nit Of which ia NJ the ~,
ss'eSt hind, and which with proper care and ot,sn
nm might be made TO yield large guanti,;e, .,
brandy and elder. % 1"""eo VI
mere IS az present growing upon the land arm
81 wheat, which from tie 0usntitv ,o,vn ra sp
Inc quality Of the land, il is expected viii nrod',. -
very fine crop. WIZ p'ouuee
FROM the title papers for this tract ofIs,d. :,
pears that It eoatsins about 1881 acres TO- Ill
quantity It will be sold be the sarns 80. ,.e
SOout SUO acres OF which, are rich level Hot land
tyHS 1 Sdae'--i be purchaser will he allowed
efedt OF two years for the whole purobase rno,ev
one thousand pountz Of which m carr, ;,',
the day Of sale the intere,t TO he r,;6 a, ~ ~ y,
sash year, until the whole shall become d,eE'ibs
Dasnee ct the purchase money 10 carry incrs,, from
rs uay u sale, If not PuuetualIy paid when due
ns, ilt . .se PSynen' OF the whole purchase mo-
nss1' uon' VITO approved security will be reouired
w'th deed OF tru1t upon the land and ., tsere are
se9tra 'sSatsei who win be entitled to the
o. 'hs sale Of the LAID, 1t will be required Ia EN-
.'sn re separate bond0 given for the proportion OF
VIII be expected, that as soon a. the land !, sold
,ae purchaser will be prepared to comply win ill.,
,eEns q sale, and shouId they not be eo1plisJ ,b
u,,s.h Two days after the sale, new one will be
Msy7. ''''' - s,tOf az
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A VALUABLE LOT-FOR S6IE-

a HALOhBtE LOT-FOR sale.
Ma ILL RE SOLD, at I2 O'Clock nm Mnnda,,
" the S0th day OF May, if fair, if not the next
fair dsy, the Easernmos flsf of that vaIusble Lot
sailed the Ferry Lot, lying on Cary or ID Street in
TN, CITY and distinguished in the plan of said CITY
as 20 ga, being ysix feet in front Ii ia boun
ded on the E.Iy the Premises of Mr. Charles Whit.
lock, and runs lack So Ferry Lot on James River
The advantages Of this position must be suficentv
obvious to every one, who reflects on the growing
laid Lot to the ferry and river. - '"'
Terms Of Sale-one Sd of the purchase money
in 90 days, one Sd in months and the re u,;n;e 10
81 m " monthS-the whole to be secured by note,
WE S,l'ne'e9S endor'ers made payable and rego.
w. EOUSHEF, Senr.
April o. w4vy So'-"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

TRUNK LOST.
SOhE time in the month of October last. wa.
~ lost, from wagon, cr its wy to Charleston
.; Z; ItS'f Of Ree9g-.hade Clodthing. directed
to VIM. Ci.rkson, otCharIeaton, S. Said trunk
was covered with coarse cloth and marked no . IN
Whoever may have found said Trunk, and will leave
direstons with Mr.. Marx Richards, il street. Ri.b-
mond, where sale Trunk can be procured, with its
eontent', shs't be handsomely rewarded aud all ne
cessary charges paid. "o
AnTiI
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NOnrnr lNuNet,N

IS On lai,a general assogtriln. os IRON
sG MUNoERY. CUTLERY, &c. l&e.--Consis-,
ing St Locks Of every description. EDITS, Ai,:esi
Screws, Hsnner.. PLANES and plsne Irons, S.ws o;
al Kinds, vi Stone, 1rovels, Srsdes and Shovels
Cutting Knives. Scy,he Bsdes, Wire. No 6 20 SO,
Wore Wire tor Screens and Fans, Castings, lea
Pots and Kettles, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Sheep
Shears Knives aud Forks, Wrought and Cut n ais,
Stters, Brass Cocks, Thermometers, Cotton Cards,
exc. &c which he viii sell low by Wholesale or re.
tail
N. Is. lie has good assortment of hny;,s, Vices,
Hammers. and kne':sh Seine Twinc, which he will
Sell al reduced prices.
March as. -,e
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GENUINE VACCINE MA-TTF9

ESUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Given n,.,ne.,
q ssr'ber, in conformity to the act Of ,bs g..
g. assembly, passed 4th February, 1917, entitled
IN e. Tor the free distribution Of eenuin. y,sc;.
az &C. is ready to furnish the same ,iout
81 Viroi; 70 any citizens Of the Commons ealh
y. "s'ha! "ho may apply to him for it-p,oper
u,Ieeuon' how to use IT., will likewise be furnsbsd.
',.rl1Teo, 'ree OF any expsnee Whatever.
q ~ lsllsrs rea'iyeto vaccination, either to OF from
weisht, are carried by the q. S. nail frse - su
t.ostsse C5ee the act Of Congress, entitled {" AZ
% 20 encourage vaccination )--Auply az ar, limo
'hrouSn Che medium Of the P5st-Offi5e' direct. N
JAMES SHifIE,
agent for vaccination,
April o. n os'uhuie'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14

T IS earnestly Repeated ihat ali 'boee ;--,-,,-L,
10 IN tsfar IF mr. John st John. deed 80,
eore iov1rd without delay and setils fbsi, ree,,
tive Ecc117te. The oitneuou Of the .sisfe ~it ~,
afmr o. Z ."ng iur'hsr Indulgence, aud tbs,. ,9bo
ffYf 81 t.s 9He'rst tie es.rfe vii re-so fe ,r.f
81 -m df.g sntnoutsaied 10 Mr. John 81 Sis,,,,, -,
h'r, no , 40 or''er .et arrangements ma, be mae
ior q cir 5naI discharge.
Campbell County, Alsy 7.--ss '''' T.
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Valuable lanes Rice,, Land
For SALE.


6 ES Tuesday the 17th May, will pos.ive,v b,
~ sold on the premises-Tha. valuable cs,:,e;n
the eouc.y OF Powhatsu, 50 miles from Rich,ncrJ
Ssl'eu % G1'L 1IE.9D-beonsng TO the Lei,, az
The late Cnsrles koran, ESQUIRE -,nt.,r,, t-Ss
acres. Deep Greek, which is = large sr,,
ia'inB stream, runs through the tract and sff nd,
most valuable NIL Seat, about half 3 n, iron, ,
river, 10 which it u boaisble-it is eood .u,l II
thy neghbourhooS, which, with tie facility nj -,
ryns 'he crops to market by water increases tie
Va'nes the freight Of wheat being generally on =
ooo' cents barrel There is about $50 acrrs a.
oo'" ann from SO 10 40 acres below th creek of IN.
firSt IfGfe James River Lo7s Grounds. The b;Sn
land rs principally in woods laws we'll is b.avilv ,;,
oereo, and ~ gene ally good fertile farrrinp and to-
osseo land. 1t will he divided into two tIacrs a.
may appear to be the wish of the purchasers po..
session WIZ be gwen, OF the land tor heat in ,r,
10 SOW inns season, and Of tie build ngs &c an the
LIST OF January. One third Of the purehssc y,onav
10 De PAID ON the is Sept. next, and the balance !,
Two annual payments. Personal security will h. a.
9u'red for the first pay nent and deed ~ r,., on
'he property to seeure the whole. Mr.. Tucker
VINO yes on the estate, vii. slew it preyionsr Tie
Gay Oh SAFE, to any person wishing to purchase
oHe oil the Undersigned will also be IL The, neigI her
nood Tor that purpose, from the Goth To The s5,b
april and from 'e 1otk of May to the dav of seit
ohouid the l7u May be rainy day, the sale
may possibly be postponed til the next fair dsv
nut 90 some bidders will probably be from dis,apc.
- wen As the subscribers, no trinne cause vii, de-
ny III. sa'e PoS,uVeiy taking piassl and no priyste
CHARLES LOGAN
Tor himself and as attorney
JAMES CARTER
NEIL McCOULL.
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~ rsOiD on The premises on rse,eay .,e
< ilth lns.. about y o'oock, ~
tALUABLE LOTS or L.HED
containing one quarter aere e4fi. b.s9..r'rr ST..
led on The road leading fsom Ricfnorrfo W,rigr-.
ourE enc convenient 10 two cts,jsnt srrirg, ~ y,
ttssr, Sod about IS or ~ minutes val Go0, a..
DoS5t- once. !'n Of the 'a'i lots ,ay he seer
% NJ "ame3 I'll. LyrcFs Cod,c Hoor, who
'uper Tend thr sale. Tens C. sails p'.se trc...
on the da. Snd ~ intspptabls cite rsd br
May 7.--N '' W. '''
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SAAC WEBSTER and others having advertised
that they intend to petition the nsxt General A.
sembiy OF Virginia. for permission to- build Toll
bridge across Pamunky river, the Subscribers civ q
Notice, that they sh,il oppose the said petition, n,
the road leading to the proposed bridge viii mate
r'a'y i9iure the estate OF the orphan children OF
Mann Psge, deceased. by running nearly through the
center of It'll he ferry at Hanover Town also
which IS We'd Kept, and better road than could
be made to the contemplated bridge, would be de-
siroyed thereby.
CK.4RLES C. PACE. Guardian Ia
tfe orphans Of .liann Page, aec'd
GEO. ID 4B.NEf, oSpter OF the Fer.
April 90. Nv
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THOMAS LOCKWOOD.
a.IOa
April %.

inst rccet0ed from .NtqU- YORK, and far
sale at VaiPs ne7O Medical Store, on
Shockoe Ef'H, neariy ohhosite the Szyan
IaUern,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Drug. Mod
~ ienes, PAINS, Oil, CopaI and japan E,rni.b.
Dying Drugs, Periumery, Rose, Violet and plain
Hair Powder, Powder Bags and Pufs, Iorriisrd's
Mseeabhw, aud RaPpee Snuff, Cephalic Snuff, Putty
Bowstrngs, Italian Fiddle Strings, Starch, Oil. VI.
triol, Strewing Smalts Gold and Silver Leaf, Csy
enne Pepper, Glue, Pearl Barley, best quality Of
American Castor Oil, Spanish Indigo, Anstto, Mad
der, CopPerss, Alum, SIC. &c and viii receive in y
few days, su1iry ether articles from New-YofI
which viii make his assortment complcte.-Also 3
'ervsnt girl TO hire f. the remainder of tbe wear.
who is a Cook and Washer
April 20. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-14
April 90.

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virtue ct De ed Of Trust, executed to the
i > subscriber, hv Wilson L.in. Lrarinp doto a.
9th day of March 1913, To secure to Robert Wer-
rem, certain sum therein specifed-I shall on
sa'urSsy tie 2lst day Of the present month, proceed
20 sea at brooks Tavern in the Town of Manehes.
ter, to the highest bidder for eash-A ,vc,nan I.
named Jenny, and her two Children, Loniss & Car
oiine' Or SO many as msy be necessar, TO dis
shares The debt, and expenses attending .I,e
hauebsster, May Z Tie