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he would have arrived here on or about the
9Th December. Congress met the 5th. 1t
is difficult to say what we should expect
from the negotiation; opinions change as
we take different views. Think the latitude
given to our ministers will be wide enough
to satisfy even British arrogance. They will
perhaps be authorised to make reciprocal
stipulation not to naturalize seamen a. all ;
to lend the municipal laws of both countries
to arrest the deserfers Of ther; and to make
both carry evidence Of citizenship. to pro
tect them from press gangs within the jur-
lisdiction of the respective ccuatries-we a
lone Should feel the practical effects of ar
engagements nominally reciprocal"
BaK. Why.
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From the Democratic Press.

.l.hejanaiu Of SchzvarTzen6arg.- This ia .
mily Is one OF the most ancient houses of
Germany. The Prince John is a sovereign
prince of the German Empire; to him he
longs the Principally of Schwartzenbure &
the country of Seisheim situated in the cir Gle
OF franconia: besides he is possessed of much
property on the Rhine, in Switzerland. b.
hernia, Moravia, &c. This house has been
ardently attached TO the house of Austria.
under The government of which they have
held the highest stations----and with the
mouse OF l.ichtenstein are considered thu
richest Princes of Europe.
neir Palace at Vienna, is the best after
frince LIchtenstein's, but their park, which
is open TOR the amusement of the public. is
considered the best in Europe, evei, SUPERIOR
to the Belvdere.
Inc reigning prince John Of Schwart, enburg
was born IN 1869. The commander of the
Austrian force, Prince Charles, was Dor,
ioh Aprii, l77i, consequently is now in his
The Arch Duke Charles Louis John of
austria IS brother to the Emperor Francis
"a, ana was born the 5th September, 177I,
ana IS therefore withiH few months of TN o
burg.
The Arch Duke Charles. Is Generaliss;mo
OF all Inc Austrian forces-Prince Charles
OF ochwar'Senburg, is Commander IN Chief
OF particular army.
Erraef efa ieffer from an officer at
french Mhis, TO his friend a, Washi1gton.
Sens Winder, Winchester, Chandler,
and all our officers, prisoners in Canada, are
in close Jail.
Pcaee Is the order Of the day at present.
opecuiation IS Hat and almost dead. This
morning sugar sold for 18 to 2s, coffee 20 20
70, lump sugar 80 cts. h. SIX tea so cts. nv
son 81, bohea 90 cts. &c &c. How long
me ut will hold, it is not possible to know
PROBABLY one speculating extreme will pro.
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68 CHARLESTON, Jao. 8.
GEORGIA SUGAR.

we have lately seen several samples of
Sugar made in Georgia from the Cane, the
growth of that state, which was allowed. by
competent judges, to be equal in quality with
any made IN Jamaica or Louisiana; and from
the quantity of Cane raised the last wear.
nearly all OF which was reserved for plan,
ing. thers is little doubt but lat in two or
three years, at far'hest, great quantities
will be made in that state, and some in the
southern parts OF this--and thus add another
link to the clfain of real independence.
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GRAFTON.
DELIVERBD mr. THOMAS SHORE. re.

HEROES OF FoRT MErcs,
THEcommittee of arrangement, have
honored me with the high Office, ON bebale
OF the town of Petersburg, to welcome Won 70
your native soil, to the warm bosoms of your
friends and relatiyes--I accept of the no.
norabie appointment, with heart filed with
gratitude to Heaven for your feiy, and low
at your retufn deep sensbili,y is excited
IN the breasts OF your fellow citizens, and
they are proud to hail you welcome---they
are highiy grained to embrace you, after so
long separation, during whichinnumerable
dangers ana dIihculties, unparalleled in tue
history OF the world, have presented them.
se,ves--four conduct will long be delight.
ful theme for the historian to dwell mon !,
will be used in times to come, to stimuio,e
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4 letter from The I,osf nasier ar Jt,ayre,

a felterJrom the Hosf master at U'arren, 10
= johnson Esq. Post A7o8ter, Piffs6urg,
dated Wa'ren, Jan. 8, 1914, says.
am informed by the post master at
lower Sandusky, a party Of forty men COM
manded by Lieuts. Larweli, Fisk and Davis.
who were sent by Gen. Cass TO reconnoi,re
on the river De Trench, were attacked by
the British, three killed, two made their
scape, aud the rest taken prisoners %
The 49th British regt. had upwards of
zoo men killed and wounded n the i1,h nit.
and arc now in Montreal red ced to the last
year IRON HOO to 800. They buried 1877
men after the late affair. The number of
their wounded is concealed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.
By gentleman from Annapolis we learn
that dispatches from government reached
that place yesterday for the Bramble, and
that It was said she would sail Immediately
Tor England. Fed. Gazette.
Extract ola letter 10 a RESPECTABLE oierehynf
IN This city, dated
ANNAPOLIS, Jan 8.
"The commander Of the British flag of
truce says that but for a gale off the Banks,
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The following Song was composed for the
occasion. and sung after the first Toast
ny Citizen of Petersburg

- f.
Inc following Song was composed for the
oasIon. ana sung after the first Toast,
ny Citizen of Petersburg -
THRICE welcome, brave vot'ries of eIorv.
our hearts glow withiriendship's pure lame:
10 nail the young heroes, whom story
Wiil wing to the temple of fame
IN vain Wanting Britoss assail'd you
In vain was the wild savage veil:
Nor courage, nor fortitudc fail'd vou.
Beneath your bright bayonets they fell! 3
From Canada's bleak, frozen regions.
he demon of murder arose;
Yon Eagle glaretl fire on his legions.
AND wither'd were liberty's foes
Inc Genius OF Britain fed scowlinp-
At the sight of the brave volunteer
And back to his wilderness howling
HE Savage sculk ID trembling with fear,
The dark waves of Erie delighted.
owelPd proud as yon standard they bore
Ihe sight blasted Proctor-ofTrighted
lie shrunk in dsmay from the shore.
In safety their infants caressing,
Now mothers invoke from above.
On the heads of the Youths Heavens biee.
sing -, o''o
Who sav'd their sweet pledges of love.
The smiles of the fair are treasure.
Reward OF the brave Volunteers
The living receive without measure.
The dead they embalm witt, their tears
Thrice welcome then, warriors of glory
Our hearts glow with friendships pure ilame
10 hail the young heroes, whom story
WIN wing to the temple of fame
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WAsHIEcroN CRY, Jan. IL.
TURREAU'S LETTER.

This letter, about which our readers have
already heard enough, occupied the atten-
ton OF the popular branch Of the National
Legislature during the whole Of Yesterday
dicussion quite animated, when com
pared with the very diminutive nature of the
object. took place, of which our reporter has
endeavoured to present as distinct ard i'm Z,
partiala sketch as was consistent With the
necessary brevity. Those who recollect the
origin of this letter, its progress through the
summer. and the palIry purposes to which
It has been applied, will, we think, deem
VITA US. thatit latter end has been more
honorable than It deserved. The only inter
est this letter has excited in the public mind
since our publication OF MIR. Graham's let
ter exposing the deception attempted on the
ruoiics mas arisen from very NATURAL curl
os'ty to know how and when'' thatletter
came into the hands OF its present possessors.
on this point, thoughit was pressed on their
notice, tne Opposition did not yesterday think
House. '.sS 3,
Nat. Inc.
Ertr1tf Of a letter from a geatlenaun at
Pensacoia--Cc Communicated 6v General
F1oar1oy 10 The Secretary at Var.
PENSACOLA, No. 81, 1915.
wf1te you ut present because / efo not
know where to address my father ] have
therefore tnreauest of you the favor to write
to him, let him be where he NAV. and inform
him that this port is at present bIockaded by
TWO ships, four briggs and three schooners.
winch have taken without discrimination or
regard to either the u. States, Spanish or
french nag one French privateer, two A.
merican and tour Spanish schrs. within the
iast four and twenty hours. that they have
INFORMED the Governor of this place. that
tner orders arc to mterdict every species
Oh intercourse between this port and any 10
the westward OF it on our coast That thev
II he Will permit, will send forthwith two
Regiments of black troops 60 defend the town
against the Americans, who they understand
are Prepa ing to attempt the capture Of it,
~ e. arms, and to act in concert with these
INDIANS OF the war party-.Etifrohos /. The
Indians underthe Big Warrior nave defeat
ca the rebels in general engagement ma
ny OF the latter have fed to, and are now i'm
TINS place tor refuge. They have however
wayiaid the road. between this and Mobile,
ana rendered the use oft very precarious. Ii
my fa,her should be with you yet ,io nat
iail to give him the earliest notice Of this
iact. Shoaid he be gone TO Bayou Sara,
wrne TO New Orleans and 30 that place, sta
ting that there are cncamped within two
miles OF this place one hundred and fifty In.
oians. who some believe are arrived for the
purpose OF acting in concert with the Brit
Ism, q their black and red allies. That up
on no consideration he must attempt TO bring
the family here-that those vessels suffer
no others to pass to or from hence to New
Orleans, and that il will he impossible to
bring them to Pensacola"
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henmSiF thst a general peace has taken
place IN urope, and the news of its conclu
sion now ION its way to this country, was of.
tered TIM morning. but not taken up. We
know nc reason for this idea, which, Is pro
badly new line ofspeculation attempted.
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stVANNAH. Nov. q
1FLI TMPORTANII


captain lsa9's., late CCnmandero of the brig
May Of New York., arrived in this place
last evening f.om New Providence, VIA 81
Mary 's---caEe passenger III the Spanish sch
teiisaa, ~hiCf as tSben Possession Of by ,na
Unit'd States' gin vessel OF St. Mary,s bar
AND ordered Ia FOX tba1 port Coz aGicdica
Son.
Cgpt. Isaacs states lha, re left New Pow
icsnce or the Ism :I.st It which time 1goo
black troops were ready 20 embark. * vcrl
only waning for vessels, which we're heurl,;
looked for, ~ t..-n,pori tie to Jamaica,-
Cap'. J. left Jamaica for Providence on tls
18Th If Oct. lie informs that every vessel - E
an easy dcaIt Of ws,er dat could be pyocur-
cd at that place Jama,ca) WAS taken ND bv
goyernmene Il SIX pounds per ten, to be frt.d
00t IS transports, sGNpo cd e 80 iriepoS4
;nr an eXpedio1u &c ,ign.d sgainst NE.,N.
CBLE%hS. TROOPS we ed.ijv .yfrrfcd
uou ali the Winsward Islands to- rom, YOU.
81 Jamaica ---ail ire black regiu .ats were =,
bs cousol dated ~ their ,rliva.t ero--,hsf ON
liz lYt. Oct ~ lis passage CO. New-Pr'''
yidence, &c teii la - t4e cas-, ca OF the il
I-..I Of Jamaica wi,r seven salt f transpoyls
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II OF. ti.-,-Eo. 90

lu.h o' troops bound in; that in Providence
~; arrangement was making for ar expe-
o,.Nn ana the general orni3n was th,.s il
~ hS i'.enuea Tor Ne" -OrlIyns. The cay on
Wn,ch captain isaacs left Providence. . Spa-
nIsn o'1g' IS days from t.ssiiz arrived. And
,eported that few days before makiie All
nAcc3' was hoarde,l ~ his britannia Ms
=, ; snip the I2ana'f, admiral Cochrane -
ou. couio not learn y ere she was bound =
Hh9r being detained By a,iri,ira, C.. abont I ~,
t,our was permitted to proceed, when the
Of SAIL. '''i press
ne org Mary, mentioned above was cut
W. OF INC port Of i.as,ira By the British sIoorS
Oh war Hsron Oh TIC 7th July last, and orflrrr-
~ 70 o'' honas's. where she arrived in Sep
tember, and was tried by the British VIC. - r.
mn. at Iortola and restored to her ow-
IN 49,, m Uo,,s1Suehce OF her having been taken
IN Neutral Waters. The MARY WAS In ~
d. cs., nh'mas's' Lot being able to procure q
Rehu6Hcqn
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FOR sale
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

ON Monday the i2,h day OF Decenber ensuing, i:
' : fair. ii not, the next tur Jay. On Nebneck Pam
rels,n near the cits of Williamsburg:
AL the Personal Es;.t. Of Mrs Lnci Lrid,ceH Pa
'yrsase, late Of the ely of Nisns,J1rg it>s-L 10y
ing there consulting abou, 60 Ncroes o. cFarest
sesand sCsesall the S.'et vi B,rses cattle sSc TO-
:Sti,r with the crops Ci wheat Com .,d Fodder, a
the Plantation Utensils.
On this sse being concluded, The remains o. the
Household Fattstuie, md sorlc other articles, will De
sold ut tie residence .f the deccas,i IN WaGsb.,rs
Aud on THURSDAY thc 18th Vr,ii- mon,h, f,rr
j. The next fair day, viii be sod ihiLc Auction
81 Co0aks Plantation, in Surry cunty, about 80 Me-
.roes, ot different ages and sexes all the Stock Of
Mules, Cattle ard HOGS, together with tile crops o.
Wheat, Corn, Fodder I'd the Pa eation Utensils, Sc
Negroes in families viii be .oli together.
Terms Of Sc'e--One rno-tv Ia cash, an, the c. er
j. cash approved endorsed notes. PAYABLE and ne,o
t.tle in the Bank OF Virginia, GO days, ascou adj
siGd.
The peculiar situstia1 Of this property and OF the
tines, admit of no other terms.
Al persons having csins against the estate of the
sid Mrs. Lucy l,iiweu Paradise, are earnestly re-
yuested to render diem u hir Edmund Christian, in
Williamsburg, or either of the Subscribers before
she i,s! ,.'y Of December, property authenticated
i is hoped this notice viii be attended 20, it il
the anxious desire OF ti,c administrators % anst and
te:tle all the affairs Of the with little delay AS
lossrie All those irtehtei are hereby notified to
ai,ake payment, oy suits viii te Instituted.
JOHN HOPKINS,
WILLIAM HODC;SON,
Administrators ga; RE Estate IF
.lb 6. H. l.. FesraltiYe, decd
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Pursuant to your order of she 9th Of
October, 1914, 70 me, / proceeded to recon-
noltre the LoScs Of and adjacent TO Barrata-
ria, tlie temple, &c. On ny arrival in sight
OF Grand Ieue, tie pijNateey schr. former
ly your prjze] fred several guns at me night
approaching and a strong head wind compel
ling me TO make haibor, thought proper
to approach hcr IN character Of q truce tfey
then ceased fiing. but when at rnusket shot
distance she resumed her fire, t. which re-
pied with my ponder, bui was compelled
~ the wird and tide against me, < from tie
iferiority Of ny force [5cing only * ia nun.
Der] and desire 70 forward your views, to re-
tire; pteVi.us to ttis dernicr resort fused &
very Effort 70 progress, but my AMMUNITION
beng nearly exhausted, rendered my redrine
more necessary
] secured the hkes AMI bayous In ceyt)rrni-
" TO your orders x cou,d neither SEEM learn
any thing Of tte e,rsi: y sAd to be in t,.osc wa
t,fs.
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w Eve are told that the pirates al
iudcd to in the above report, have s;nce been
captured in the har6or OF Grand Terre, by .
qua ooasS iier crew with the exception of ,
nen' deserted her or the approach of the gun
boats.
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Administrators az ,ie Estate IF
III s. l.. l.. f'cra.iiYc, decd.

CT On tie same day that the shove sale taleeriace
~ kohy,ec,., TIA, PLANTATION viii I've rrn,cd ur the
.;iing year. eter in boy or in convenient parcels
AID on the ,iay OF the above sale y. Chipoaks
THAT valuable I'sntsipn, conIil.s about lso0 seres
~hl also BE- rented Tor u.e ensuing ye:r.
November ~. tbs
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EOR SAIIE x HE-iSI

4 OR OIlb4E On len 4,
VkNiE new and e0rnmOli9ns BRTCR HOUSE
containing eleven irt1ns, and an airy passtge
with twO-soiy Brick Kitchen with three rooms, and
large Brick Smoke-aousc ALSO tbe two-story wool
house, with The necessary 0ut-houses al present in the
occupancy Of AiTs. Tmsley.-Each tenement las a.
ere OF land attached toit-The aforementioned pro-
perry Is sltuacd in agreeable neienborhood and on
.. otreet-Any pcrson wishing TO view Tie pre- ses,
viii apply to N. ~. Kmbrough, AZ the Subscribers re
en- 'rem Rchmpud--for terms apply 10 r. ToGp-
T.. 1ONPklNS.
Nov s. n
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VERY LATE AND IMPORTANT nywe
EUROPE "


X
Last evening arrived at this ~, 10 90
tel schooner Chauncey, cattaiI, Je,..' .ne car
the very short passage of IS davS s., yS.ef' IN
which place she left On the e,,er;, - Ostehd,
Of Nov. with dispatches from onr ~ tne ist
Client N' ministers at
S.'"c 81 the Passengers in tie Cben,ce,,
morn, that intelligence had rescbe,, o.,
Oh the meeting II the Great Eufonea6 90
gresS at vienna, and report of ifs bsv:, IN
nhnated IN rupture between F,a.,,'t6 Va
E"Siand--that AN. army Of so 600 me-, - re, I
put undcr the command of Lord UIIeu;,.' " y
had been ordered to Belgium and ,''s 'Vii'
popular voice in France was 49, N' 'iiS
EngiGua, or ne7y reUOiitffo,, -, IT, So"
Inc passengers further state tLat =
hoPed ana expected. that pence v,,,',I q" ,a
iacihtated between America and FogfnIS % =:
consequence OF az expected r,,rfure 2..,' 1870 III
some OF the principal European po,yers "0e'
lOur readers will perceive that H. u
intelligence IS verbal, aid thar o,,,. .,-9
make no mcntioc OK . rupture in the C,.iP,lipS
nc Vienna, which semoled ON H. a. Io''s rs
toberl '''e 'd OF DC
The caf1ol sh;r Neptune had 80. 80,
Brest. -A''"erp 10
Ihc news Of thc capture Ct Ivasbi,ot,,, -.
" hIuSi, Their dcieat at EaIt;ncro Q y ~ ~
81 the T. hil. Gen. EOss, and the ca',,,'-,, %
their fleet on lake Char,plaIn and =, fea, OF
their army at Plsttshureh, reachr,, 800 OF
- 1t!t the lT'h OcL and all about the "a
t'ne' heb deieat ON Chan.;,IaI, NJ pa..-
ourg @ hadhoOrG wcie terrible darnS.a~s'' :,
the l.JniOnera -
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Rcfort Of cdhk H. TeycAapd TO CoA Geo. +.
Hog', efthc A4th INF
PowIcf-Magazinc Barracks,
Oct II, 1914.
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DOVER CoAL-piTTs FOB ssIE.

tN nj ne scIi on the premises on l,,csslay IN,
~ .Jth day OF Ihcein5er next, (ifrair. y 49,: rho
N air 'tay) to the highest bidder III, interest," r,, rho
subscriber holds III the said Cta-pt,s which ism Do.
s'iiie est in li9t Acres anil u. r,,s,.of ,v,t;n
eo'' al .'hont 1o9 Aeres aliaiurls saii rrao,-Nsa
eSe GA the other m,ic,y. which Ina. e;ht years m
an rom the hrst clay OF January next AT the rate or
0'ooo per annum, and oHe cent per Sshel over and
a'o's ioooo3 bushels, which NAV h.. Delivered n,
.e Bsslo in Richmond with tie privilege Of ;,
the Houses wv" ~" "e o. '"'
me- are now in good order for WORKING. hav,,,
ish sunk to sarge h,aies az coal Of s,,,er,or
,'iN, 50 that they may be orcd s.vsrl, vea-s ~
ooe Ltte expence. The cxpence OF beating the cI ,o
bgslel 'N'S pcr
me terms Of payment viii bc, cnc-s:S.' nnt N six
"'n'hs firtm the date, and tie rrs!,re N, FIVE .o.,
'hhu" payments wish interest /, ON th.. date win
mortgage on Tie premises, and pc;sona security The
pe7er may take Possession o. th, PITTS on the ,,v
"t sac, ~" every h0ise bat "a. ds.lin. hc.,s4 and
~ aiehd os, which shall h. given w in March n.,t
i'e may a''o CT he wishes il have AL the Iore,.g
n'ies, carts, Hc ~ valuation 80 that ne -. h, ena
Died To go rraiiiably To wur, Immediate, AFR tha
purchase, all make the sii,s of The cC,, meet his nv,
merts. H' f'9
MY anxiety aoneto retire from business in n-y DIN
age, the cause o:my ra;.sng sale ofri;s valuable arm,
peiV--Dr. John Alia,us, VITO owns the ,.ber mn.,v
" uS property, has authorised to saw thu, he vii,
treat piiTaieiy with ay gentleman. for his i,,teres, in
The sale viii begin at 10 o'clook
Nny % a., NshA AZ Il
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DCMSSIIC.

.EEw-ORLFANS, Oct. o.
During last week full companies Of the
7th regi. U. >. intt. arrived at the barracks in
tins city, underthe Command Of maze tahn
Nicks.
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= AnV NRIIS ESiENT.


ATOTlCE ishereby given that the Cells IL the Luna
IL nc Hospital, in he city OF Williamsburg sppro-
Irm'ed Tor NiNe Patieuts are all oseied an tina. no
ioie A!ae Patients will e received Into the sad Hos
Jata n;l some Of the said Gels ,geant-tue notice
o. which wiz be given.
BY Order ofthe Ccrir', Jlirecfors,
LEON. HENLEY, c. G. u.
WmSirug, Nov O. I'm
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CLIFTON. tAHMS.
YENIiF. fGi ron the Riybn ! h:aniC,4or7, =, q
q so'dly HILLaL4.94 .9JN'IyEKSOL
NOvcI0irr (. w.t..
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My anxiety alone to retire from bushes. in my DIN
me cause o. my rasing sale oii;s valuable pro-
pcIv LII. John Aiams, WHO owns the other rnct ~
Oh t' property, has authorised to saw thu, he vii,
ea' privately with a,y gentleman Tor his interest in
The sale viii begin at 10 o'ciocl. -
=, DANIEL TNiPLETT.
INV. q. tls
n pursuance Of decree Of the ,.,i,.rIor
Z .'ouit OF Chancery, hoidcH at the Cap;fo,
IN the City of Richmond, pronounced on the
Sist day u January last, between
Joln preston, Administrator, tie bonis ron. of
George Mayo. Gcc'd. tie said Joho Preston
and Etizabeth, late Elizabeth A. Mavo. his
VIE, which said Elizabeth a. Preston, is
oAe or the co-heirs OF Edward Carrin ,tnn.
dee q. and George Carr:ng,0n, Eiizabeti
harrington, Alexander Darlington, Will
a'n Robert Darlington. Maria Carrrgton.
Aiocrt Caii';ngton, Codrington CarrnStOn.
u. Wilson Darlington, Elizabeth Grim
harrington, George Cariingt9n, MAYO Car
fihttoli, hlchard Adams CarrinL hon g. John
h'S2ri1ngton, infants undertne age of TWEEN
~ one years, by Codringtop Carrn.eton. the
elder, their next friend, the said C0arineton
carringtof, the elder, Elizabeth Watkins
Hannah CaheH, Judith Bernard, Geo. Ber
nard,Ann Bernard, William Car.'nrton, Jp-
seph Sarrnston, l.ittlebcr-y Caiiinp,on,
tcnlain'n CarrinctOn, Paul Carrinor.,,,3 ~
- ~ 49, ~ s-~1 NafTilI1NIn, the
elder, Others Of TIE co-heirs of Edward
CaFrington decd. and stilison Harrison.
and IheodoSie bis wife, Thomas Murray
Walton and Esnny his wife J,srn,.s PitmaT
and Heninghanhis wife, WINS Wills and
Elzabeth his wife, and Charles COPELAND
and HeninglIam his rife, which said Thee
dos.a Harris>n. Fanny Harrison HeDne
hani Eintna,,, Elizabeth wills and He
ninghaip Copland, are r,,e residue of the
said co-heirs Of the said Edward Caring
ton, deceased, and the said John Preston.
administrator Of Iodisa Mayo, dlc'd. PL NJ.
AGAINST
John Mayo and Elizabeth J. C-rrinrtcn. ad-
ministIai-:x OF Edward Carringson, dccea-
SGD, 80" Drifts
~WIIL BE SOLD AT .aUCTI5.s::
On The Premises, on Thursday Tie 5th q"
Jan ne.rt, .f0r Tegdy money tie .yGtej.
GHiST MILLS
anc 2ppurtenances, COMMONLY called Mayo's
Mills. below, but adjoining the tow. Of Man
chester, III the county Of CHESTERFIELD
The sale will begin between II and C.
clock III the forenoon.
CH9RLES C0pL.4JcD.
MILES BOPr
Nm, % FL,