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FOR SALE

Il TRACT or LAND
Y!NG in the County Of Rockingham, North
Carolina, (sbout 70 niles south Of the Town OF
Dauviis on Dan Kiver) which by late su,7ey con.
taiDB
1918 HCRES.
There are between liD X 2rc acres of Low grounds
attached TO il OF rlosrioF quality This Isrd IL
wei adapted 70 tie culture OF Corn, Wheat Cotton
e Tobacco K has on il Dwelling House, Kitchen,
l.aundry, bSry, Meet House, &c. There are about
100 acres cleared The. SBbscritsr would prefer
exchanging VI for land 10 either the County Of Kline
N.iiian, ling ana Qreer, Eesex or MiddIesex.
Also trsst OF Land in the State Of Kentucky, -
oot one mile tr "a tl'e fourisfing Town of Russell.
vile, ani contains ny lete survey,
GOO Il G. II r. s..
ma Land 10 ~ superior soil, ard lays wcN, and
world he d'sposeF ofin the same wsy. Any person
wishing TO purchase or exchange foe either IF the
above tracts nt land, Will apply tie Subscriber Ii.
wing near Dunkirk, King sud Queen County, Vii.
gina.
ROBERT RUFFIN.
1hn' 10 wSwp
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EIGHT DOLL6ES DEIO1D1

4 OST, or supposed to be Stoies, atfbe .g,c,;.- =
at Nh. Cha;nbsrs's-.2 Red .Jfoyocco Pal,
8oot in which 7oere three notes Of hand e. ~,
~ 1885, 1gy and ''sae qyc5c a. either aftEe 6arfs
- cents, (5ayDscHt Of (Which is st,66eaI M, .
Dre dopar nofe with severd other 6a6eys ami ~, q
motandn1'rs Of use 10 3er,or but tbe su5r.:E
me a0ove Te'01rd lViLi he giVcr 10 any oerso1 ae
hOe5fHS tfo the SG6scribey, and M quesf;o,, osbs
February 2G. W.
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IToenfy Dollars Regvard.
STOP TIE YILLA1NsIl

STOP THE VILLAINS!!
SAN Sunday night last, nv stable IN n. ,o,,., 80
~ Ches'eTheld,wss broken open and sorrel rosre
aeeu't"med to gesr taken theresrom-sIso. q i;@ht
co'oured sorrcI horse oned tn gear The u eys
reward wan he given for either of The Aniinals-st
one nuhureh collars for the apprehension and con .
ye''on OF the thief or thieves. They were traced a.
tAe richmond road, N fnr as Osborne's. where
pursuit became fruitIess. The public are earnes.Iv
eaul'onea' to take steps ssainst these nidufrb,
Petersburg, Feb 10. IS
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I'm DOLLHRS RETTIKD-7 -
gFLOPED a6oaf the 1874 ;,,, H., ~ -, = r
4 the sa6soibey IN LorTsa coanky a Vg,so ~ ~
rGmef BOCR, obon Is yecrs ~ 4ae. "a LIT L'.n
co',lPfe%ton o6ont feet inches nm yrrs ,sa,',
IN pr pI'7i2a to rs heht no bayical9y mari ~.
Ciy r Richmond Tie obs1o H., %'yH .,, W re
giy;cn 70 cny one, 81 sW secure him in All ~
aefver nm n Nh, Samuel Bqrby in R;c6,sd,uJ
or rte sa6soi5y ia LGa!ra' = 10 1'''n'f'H0,
Fe!fgoy45 ''' ny ~ 6f'
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"in be es'osed to .ns.blsc Sair,
sg me Subscriber, GA the pre- muses.. on the Goth
~ DAY OF March next, that tract OF land e.sd RI.
f"Sace lana. adjoining the 30, ou !, of Williams,
Sa.s, so".a.,.ns more than 500 sere. This lard
w" VS. n.e .ne properly OF the Rerd. samuel Smith
So.Gshey, dee". he Trelicy Of ti;c !and is goo,,
anu the situation eligible. More need not h. Md
.or IT IS presumed that the rurchas viii exsr,,n,
', before the day of ssle. inc terms win be either
OF s"'e or, one third cash, tie balance in twn .ny
~ instruments, with interest to be secured by a
'"'S.
mt lhe same time, on the same terms, sn.l at the
ss'He pace, WI be exposed 20 sa,e another ,rset
containing about tiou scr,ss wood snd-S 49, -.
Hampton. ''Ai ~
Fet!26. ~ "@ii III.
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Valua5ie Prohertv For Sac.

OIEt' - I'OT DLtcs
aNHE snbscibey alters for sale by eriuats contract
4 -hERCNi.N7 -5fILJ, in the cou.fy Of
hInoOer com monty called and knospn by The n77,ie
= the Scc'ch 1ossn -1HA, 4r;:h 6jfy acr-rs of ooed
Aand 0aloinins, on New Found Riser IHt,,e are
N y, the null IA PAR IF Burr AMI Il pair Of Corn
Sfones-the house is large and ,n,gaodYous. AMI
e.eeff brsGch an the dam. rae n,achiae,t, &c.
in sreathy reshbowAoca ard in addition TO 10.
gHtur as grist md a',ans hictag a,,iR it zoonhi
Ge an eTcsas7t. Place + Cotton .haaufacfoyy,
lHsnHe'r, Ian-fn,R, Store, &c.
omae, a po'oer CT attorney aaade 10 TIE subsc,i.
osr' oy CdPt " IN. O. Rin.ton, he 7piR also sed as
o5"reSd'a, tract IF Land ~ said couats, Belong
,ls 70 , sud Winsso., containing 32s acres. 7hi.
and hes on the .N9rsh-.9rna Rtver, near .7nder.
.ons H''age. an the aep-r emf IF Hasorcr connty-
about fS'o-ti'as Of it's cleared there are no i'm
prove7nents on ft u saiae, eecett an orchard of
yoHrs apple trees. The land is efgaoa qaa2sty, ard
under PROPER course If euifvGtion, n a,iSbt 5r
2nhde prodrctioe farm. The a6e ve eroee,fg gtii
"e shr'On and terms Of sale apade kncun 10 any
owe dest'oAs 10 Purchase by application to the SUD.
JOSEPHF PRICE.
S"' UA'J
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an instructed by the Beard of Mo,.,or. - - :
F"%1ma baptist soci4ry, FIR b,otogatin,r the Coz.
tst IN fHdia and other Heather Countries 70 in
the friends OF the institution that general NEE
ing o, tne soeisty viii he holden in the City of Rich
mon,. on the LIST Saturday in Apr, next, at which
time the Board IF Managers win be clad fcr as
ent. s - 'o"'e''-
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my Goods, F0Hcy Gnr 0IerII0S5I-

IOh1nH"StoH RUSSHPSs,
NE subscriber respectfully informs TIE s,or.
= keepsrs Of Richmond, thar he means ~ deyos,
VIC wG.e o. ms time, IN purchasing Dry and Fan
y Hoous on C"mr'ssioo, being rorrp etent i,,d,.
OF Wose arteies'-He will attend ane,jop. and RS,
chase Goods as near 'le orders r. rrgy be rs,or"d
"ith as possible He will nrie those ho buv a, 81
saTne time' and give small sdysnce for such 81,
te'es as he VIII pick out before they SIRE exnc.aI
m their store--iic vii! watch all srrvas end 80,
on those Who receive Goods, in order 10 hsye ,la
9rst ehoee, 50 rs hi' friends ct dissnee NAV svs
duphea'e 0. each invoice win be ferwsrded bv ,cs
a2h 'se crlsinai vilIaeeompany the Goods. 'srSsi
L ws'' CHOSEN ana frequsrt win keep Isrys
s'orS fresh aud new \ short time will ev;rss ~
very 'torsSe sPcr that great advantages viii BIO ,s
rssnt. Ills knowledge and tauo in the choice r.
SCOTS and his Intention TO perseverr in nrotmr;
the newest and saleable arfia,p, y'
s.c"re pm tlat encourage thieh such at,sn.
hon and e4eriion will hereafter rse,if "'''"-
So TUOS TOCIE.
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Fet!a6.
l. II ID.

IL "a w II.
w. q otter For Sale seven hundred acres Of ren5
lying IN the lover end of Buckiopbsn. a.,
Snna,oe Creek, Eve mics FROM Ca Ira, and Is from
New-Csnton-This land is 10 desirable nsigbh onr.
and Tobacoo-sl.o, ""e"''
400 acres Of IIbod Land,
On ihe Little Fork Of State River. seven r,;,.,,
hcesinsham Court-fiouse. The soil Of this River
IS generally much esteemed for the prodpc,;an of
wheat.@ih's properly belong. to the late 20,
Fsnry be.l, and will be sold unier DEERE Of the
re"eFs. Ceurt-tor one third cssh, and two ;,stsi-
ment3 ior de residue. The title ia ooos;dsrad -;
d,srotaee, and II not disposed &c privately bey,s
tNe no0th OF March, viii then be sosi at publ.
at Buckingham Court House
Willis WILSON.
JAMES WH4sON
WIN. W. C.. TilORNTt,N-
Either OF ~, will attend to view those lsbds ans
G are commonly to be met with at Buckingham phI
U"n'oes,snd court days. The above property will
Feb. S. ~,
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JOHN BRYCE

T.. 10 Collecting Secretary
~ The Editors Of the Petersburg Republican s.
the above advertisements their resnerfiv. ra,'o.
times each, snd forward their accounts to this Of
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Camp, near BR-Lzgt0r.
Sept.7, 1ats.

SIR,
Your letter OF the LIST mss. came to hand by
express, the last evening. My dispositions for a
movement, had been shaped to meet the arrange
nent communicated in my letter Of the 3lst u',iao ;
but called together the heads of departments this
morning 10 know how ssr it would be pra icabIe
TO anticipate that which you had indicated in yoHr
dispatch o. the 29tb, and it ound ian praetica-
Die
Learned, regiment ha, not arriveI. The ord.
n.nos ard fixed ammunition belonging TO the artil.
ler3 we're only 10 leave Albany the 5th, and the
latter for the infantry is on IL, vsy, notwith-
standing my order to major Bumford ~ cary - the
10th or 18th Of August aad without it shall he
fifty rounds man short, having now less than sfty
including those in the cartridge Boxes. But what
is than sl, ehe quarter. mssser-generaPs ar.
rsnEer en,s for the land transportation IS snapped TO
TIE Goth, and cannot he net at nm eariicr day.
a descent by water, end direct attack tl,e Isle
aux Noiy, IS out Of u o question. II is place of
immense strength, AMI cI:sot be approached, but
By decided superiority of naval strength. Thu
coin. M'Donough doris not pretend to assuoe tn
TIE E1rrow qsafer' We h'9 Tbs rorn'ng hetncx
pfcitIy copiulted upcp that point Our approsch
fsust be ny the Plaius NJ Acadia haze dire eted
monthly return "a bs ine'osst pur strength will
he less 'hen 1910 electives. Lanes and Leonerd's
resime-ts have come IN, "th mo "a md RI esses
upcn tbern, and totally destitute - he icsN in.
strneti0a. Too roueh rnust not be erected from
re. Al scconrfs eoncrr in rcrrs5saGng the force
o the chemy ut more thsn 5,fW0, exclusive Of 3
bettsious of iicUbo-Gief 1iilitid, (tvtva nonths'
men ststi05sd vt he Ceiars and Ct7csic1, some
dis eucs up the ST. Lawrenoc Hauy hpvc gore 70
Kingston. they have seen dctsched from these
ports TN-se b@tta'ions copS- Sf 100 rreu Zach.
.h1H erect if;ofmaro0 f-om GOV respecting The
sste Of things aboge, b1, shall 1ot wait tnot1sn
for ,.ter p.n teady.
have the honor 70 be,
Sr,
Ye,y respeetFr''t,
Your 4os: cbsGirr' s--v79f,
w AANrroE.
Hon J9tu srn ,trony,
esrtts o. VIZ.
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SCfps t>sciuoUug OF as5cmUleI ut slattSDurg.
may think most ADVISABLE.
am, air, very respectfully,
Your moat obsd,ent servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Major Gen. Hampton.
Head CHARTERS. Poaneroy's,
Is miles from Chaiawgy,
SIR,
HAD thi, morning, at three o'clock, the honor
to receive your letter OF the I9th, and finding So
much time on my hands, the idea has oceurred
that great advantage may arise from closer view
OF our means and the clearest possible concert asd
understanding iu their application Of every INST
ter and thing relating to mine, colonel Atkinson will
give you as full an idea, as II you had been with
tor the LAST five days. When you shall have reflect.
ed ,uiiy npon them, my srisng and IDEAS yuur
indications can be made with more precision s. con.
6denee.
The perfect ras-ness OF the troops, with The ey.
ception OF not single platoon has been soarse oi
much saiieitude to the best informed among us
b MS soiienude has not been removed by the srat
experiment. Every thing was done, to BE sure that
oasht TO have beeu done-but not in that style
which the example of Smelling, a Hamilton &e.
ought to haze inspired in the moveme nts of even
The light corps We want little more mercury, il.
the ra'ks at least Can you not let nave tie Is,
dragons, and one more veteran battalion &, all
events let me have Hsne and Hay TINT I may
have their Ioeai well their constitutional or.
dour.
nut tne urea, O'lecS OF THIS letter is, fn.l AMI
distinct view ana understanding both SIDES AL
need say is that whatever part shall be assigned
me in the general plan, shall be executed TO the
utmost extent Of my sbity End power.
I have the honor 10 be,
Sir,
Eeur most obed't. and very humble snrv,
w. HAMPTON
Hon. John Armstrong,
Secretary at War.
Errac: cfn letter iron, the Secretary of liar "a
Major General Hampton dated
Wsr Department,
September IS. 1918.
:" The position you have takenis better csIculat
ell to keep up the enemy's doubts with respect {,
your real t,oin, OF attack than any other. Hold i
rast siH rpedtbre0ch you. In the present stste q
| the esmpson we ought to no risks ty sebardf
| attacks when combined ones ar. practcsbIe anc
| sure. Hsdyou been able to have brtk en- down tn,
head ct their deences and seized on the bank ofh.
II John's st the Rapids, you would have bothered
his knghts!.p considerably on the whole, n,
western movement is to be preferred-be caase i,
1t there is safety sd concert, and in the mean tim
enough TO render his attention t, different point
necessary and OF course to keep II, forces in a stat
The moment the enemy left the uaper PARTS G
the Chesapeake, ordered ri, seas with bis bst,sli
on ut the 10th ;ojcia yop A battalion CT The 20,
| had similar oriers."
(Io be continued
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His Rxcelleney
Var O&ce,
September 27, 1878.

SIX,
In the absence of the secretary of wxr, have
the honor to inform your excelency, that TIE pre-
sdent has been pleased to approve your arrange
ments, in substituting volunteers for the detached
militia required by gen. Harrison.
The term Of service for the detachment under
your exceliency, must depend on the arrangem ents
of the commanding general, to whom You are refer
red for the necessary information relative to their
duty, and the points where your troops will be ex-
pee ed to operate.
1t win he proper for jour exeellenry to keep up
Z correspondence with gen. Harrison. This is rem
dered tbs more necessary, as TIE several rsquisi-
tons which hsve been made by him for volunteers &
militia have not been accurately reported to the war
Office s. it lie possible he may End il advisable to dis
charge part of your force before they ach the
frontier.
In the present critical period Of the csmpsign, 1t
seems advisable submit all further arrsnge ments
10 general Harrison, under the instructions he has
received from the president throagh the secretary
With perfect respect,
have the honor to be,
Your Exceilency's
Most obedient humble servant
DANIEL PARKER, g. C..
Var Department.
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His Eyee.leney
Isaac Shelby,
Governor Of Kentucky.

Correspondence between the Secretary Of War and
majar General Hampton.
September l, 1913.
DEAR SIR,
Provost has gone mp TO the head of the lake ;
Yeo has followed him. The bject is either to 1T.
tack Boyd, or to draw Wilkinson to the west, and
spin out the campaign without either giving recei.
wing blows of n decided character. In either case
ME Prevosts] rear is manifes"y neglected, and we
must not lose the advantage he presents for attack.
ing it. Wilkinson has gose to fort George to
baMe Provost, (ifthe former he his OBI ct) and to
bring of the army, should the other he manisestly
his Intention. If Chauncey beats Yeo, sir Georges
case viii be desperate. This is the pivot on which
the issue of the campaign turns.
am, dear sir, yours, sc.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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four 'ri'7r nf'hs D ia-t vas delivered 70 me
lest nitht. Com. Ghsuncey left this Mace on tLe
l'h, IN he i'tenton - running 40 IN fort George
ahu covering ne transportation o. the troops from
tina, PORT 20 dis On the 2lstIe had not arrived
thse t'e effect. MS spp@o-c. Of alv- RE wiods =
rs sTcu'n7taNco vi'i necessarily bring after il .
d.y ~ the execution NJ our oi,t oocrs,iooa 3, gill
ipn'ea'e the propro'y # ycmr not qtv7neipg heysn
DI tpe ''or .o'ner' until you l,~vc sdvioe
Of CIR rnoremeut. rhe T5tarce FINN ,l,s rlsee ~
Npirn- IS sb"ui '5pni s. An EXPRESS can react
Yo1 ~ 80 ffrn =, 1~' wi e eou-ss en,Lie -e., a.
S"" ne isse o! |Z5ao~ 7y7 90 sar'y IS 10y be
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z ASH may De ',d on rucd deposits viz .-s1ocL
~ OF aii kinds, Notes Vessels & Carroes. sIsr',
Horses, Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corr. Her.
WStehe' Jewe'ry, Plate, Furniture, Store Cioods''
OF any KIND OF prorSTty left with the subscriber.
VINO bass Fire-Proof Ware.D ouse, for the rs,cn-
uon OF sny kind # Storage, with ample seeuriS g
required, for pCnctual raturna '' i
~ IG Ii'iC SAILS every Monday, wednes.'
House and BeiI-Tsvern, by "'Ae'-
BARTLETT STILL
February H. 4'iFs,er'
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Red Rook, Nnrth Pioer,
Aug. 81, 1915

SIR, .,.- g.. -,
! had the honor OF resolving your exceNency's
letter Of the LIST Of August by the southern mail Of
yesterday, and Of learning from the war Office, that
copy of it had been forwarded to the president fer
hs consideration and orders. These will be com :
municated to your sxeelency as promptly e, posi-.
BILE. ...
have the honor to be, &c. &c. &c. ,.,t.,-
JOHN ARMSTRONG;
His Exeeleney
The Governor of Kentucky. ~,
Note-it is unders' eod that it was net till the
receipt Of the above the Office for transmits
scn to Kentucky, that gov. Shelbys letter sem,
TO the president.
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WILLIS WILSON.
JAMES WIlrpn
w E S I 3 R n L A n ID $


n compliance with f,,e will OF the late co, W.,
seth, ', together wieil his s,ryivinr F,.,fo ~"
ana Trustees, John Marshall and Harry uetb ~.
Of for SALE '"' nov
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Sciota & Ltti. Nja,n; r,,
North West OF the Ohio. the same beino 80!
granted The Testabr for military service d.,
The Revolution. 0ne tract living on the E.,. a.,
OF me Little Miami, containing is3 8 aere.-II,s
on me oc'ota River, containing SEQ q ecrAsn".i
another on Brush C.eek confirming GOO se,.n AZ
50. one rsot contaisirg 1777 rs scr.s fs;nc -.
h'gasnh lrerk branch Of the Obio. ii
i9nns am 'unrng TO 1917 es acres An pcr,,r. S
sror' OF purchasing, gro cannot more con pn;an,
common'cate with tbe Trustees of Col Ha,h In
for more Particular information shan h.. =, Ssn;,'
co.he snd on the lends, by the Goth of an,st nam,
prepared to give indsputabie and aatstac,nr
veysnsss to purchasers, should there be snv ami;
cantn, any sPp''-
II G. IfFTTy.
t., 9, LTo'r and Trustee
- The Editor, ofpaper, printed in Chiyeo,ne
~'i pea'e insert tie shove advertisement for ths
mouths end transmit their accounts TO the ofies
ns enquirer " payment, or, they shall receive
the. III Oii''"fo-
Fen. 10. H. u ~
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MESSAGE

From she President ofthe United States,
transmitting q letter .ffnm the Secretary
Of Hor, ACCOMPANIED Kith sundry docn-
ntents in obedience t q resolution of the
3lst Of December last, requesting snch in
formation as may tend TO e1hiain the cau-
ses ofMe failure ot'the arms Of the United
States, on the Northern Frontier.
(Confin,ed.
Correspondence with Governor Shelby, in relation
TO the north estern campaign.
Frankfort, Rug. 1, 1913,
SIR,
A Few days age was honored with a letter
from general Harrison, under date Of tae Goth u,ti
mo, by ais sid-de-esmp, M sjor Trimble. In il he
secretary at war, suthorising him call from the
neishborng states such numbers of militia he
may deem requisite for the ensuing operations a.
sainst Upper Canada" In pursuance of that pow
he has made requiston on tue government OF
Kentucky for achievements, and has referred me
to major Trimble for information, sc. &c. and has
ia warm terms solicited my taking the field in per.
son. Much delay would have been the inevitable
consequence of ordering ONT the militia AZ infantry
in the ordinary mode, by draft. As mout.ed voiun.
teeys, competent force can, feel confident, he ca
silly raised. have therefore appointed the SIst of
this month"; at Newport, in this state, for general
rendezyo us Of mounted volunteers. ~ g.
Ihave the honor OF inco5ing, for tie Informaticn
ofthe president, copy OF my address to the mill
Tia Of this state on the occasion.
The prospect of acting efficiently against Upper
Canada viii, have no doubt, call forth large
force to standard, and they will be imme
marched the headquarters of the north w e,tern
army. in such bodies as will bes. facilitate their
movements when there, they can act as foot or
mounted, as. circumstances may require.
shall take great pleasure to hear from the pres.
ident us subject previous to my departure from
this place, request the favor OF you TO lay IL
letter Immediately before him for his eonsidersi lion,
and tn at you win be pleased to apprize me Of the
result by the earliest conveyance.
have the honor to be-,
Most respectfully,
Yoar obedient serv't -',,t
:. ISAAC SHELBY.
The honorable
The Secretary ofWar.
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WILL Bh SOLD
8 AN Thursday the 10Th of next NI,rcb % 81.
- late dwelling house of Willisn u. Fteb Joc'15
~ ne county OF Aibemsrle, ell the estate cf Wsici,
ne oied ,possesse, consisting OF several Eeoros.
nousehoii "nd Kitchen furniture, amongst whic,'
Se .wp soou whee'-wIights also ONE tract @. !ar ~
containing l46 acres. Csah viii he required for it
."ns nrder five dollars, ard for ~ sums abe "a g.
"oiafsp crsdit ofiwelve months the uurcbaser ~;
ing Bend and approved security. s"-
WiLEIAM d. FITCH Es.-
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cirtue ETA :eed of t,lst, -cci-,c7 ~ I6- -
- scri6er by Inn, Chiles, .f C,ayobne "e,s.,r
o os.r. . s%is the na ,on @ ls %1
me fol'Sras property, 10 srit-earee Beas,ram, 6;
Furniture, one black Mare, P...7u and Co. ,So
Chs,ts ard 1.t frnyt. 7ralnat pine sGhL. egG
ta'n6ters, tao JUGS, plates. f,:r,se arJ hs.ha'
Caroline, Fec. 16--e6 .nSee'
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Safes at duo! son.

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> subscriber BY iscia bricti,,, Gearing Sete tte
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

prorer Yon viii give such direction TO the militia
eorps assembling or assembled at Slat,sburg, az you
may think most ADVISABLE.
am, air, very respectfully,
Your most obedie Mt servant,
JOHN ARNSTRONts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

Hon. J9tn srm ttrony,
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

- y 24.h October, 1914 :.
The undersigned hsvdthe honor 20 aeknow'edgs
the receipt of the note Of the British f'enpoenuA-
rics of the 2isi instant ry.s,. -.
Amongst the general observatiohs which the un-
dc,.igned. in their note Of the 24,h August, made
on le propositions then brcusht forward on the pars
Of the BRUSH government they remarked that those
propos;t;ons we're founded neither on the bass oi
ui possdeii,, on that OF s:a.us ante oeum. pu.
az INC basis on which tey were disposed 10 trcats
that +; the same n,ic they expressly stated that they
had been instructed 70 conclude peace %" The p''n-
c;r.c of both parties r.s,orins shae,er iern,ory
thc, .niel.t h>:. ,,kcr ;ss u'liessg'el llso dcc.
lvs1 1i,>f,, sa l..s ibcst 50 70 aeshor''! 70 ce''