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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17
From the New. York Columbian.
THE APPEAL.

u
SONS Of Liberty, awake
See the reptile sucks your breath
Rise OF glorious strife psrtake,
or sleep the endless sleep Of death
Nov around your every shore,
Hostile sqnadrons are srrayed--
Shs,l your fields be stained with gore,
or your in ashes laid
Shall the invaders threatening brand
Fire your hsmlets. cities .ll--
Aud your Injured native land
Gail on you, UNDECIDED ell !
Shall your wives and daughters dear,
Murdercd. violated bel
Shall the helpless wild WIS tear
Fall heavy curse on vel
Shall the foe firm foot ng take.
On fair freedoms soil again
y No! each cord OF life snail break, t
Ere we wear the ty rants chain!
Ere our towns IN haine shall rise,
While the lawless hosts asssi---
Ere our wives aud virgins signs
Shall distract the tainted gale
Let nsswear our blood to shed,
I'LL between an oceau roll,
Or the bodies OF the. dead,
Form for their defeDoss wall
Where, o Godof Vengeance where
n 8 hat patriot spiti' gone.
Which through scenes Of drk despair,
Led our sii sato victory OAK
Feel We now rushing q oil,
Thrilling through our every veint
Hts theo our fathers' blood,
Aud that spirit EvesaEaiu!
Yes!t lives: and breathes and burns,
In the bospms OF the braye,
Vow Columhia's hope retnrns--
There are heroesy yet to save.
Rally. Freemen! side by side, 3
Breasted, when The trump alarms.
Z. You can etem invasion's tide.
Tho 1t were" world In arms 10
towards to the forests Zee
To the mountain caverns HE!
4 Brave men, patrio s, will be free---~
uniic--Prove eonquerors--or DIE!
ZEPHRI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17
Patent Portable Hot, Bath.

/
TSyHR inventor sfthis important Med;oa, Tn
Il provementi is now gone on to pbiladai,,i;a
IN order to provides competent supply, OF A,.
Pafatus-Ss soon as he can make thn necessary
arrangements, Agents will be employed =, ,,,;'
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first conter oJ,,.,,
was 20 dollars to private Citizens. TO phvs;r;s
ans 100 dollars. For u few months however, he
offered them at halt price, TO those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was coll
Letting such facts and testimonies as The nnh.
lic required. This period Is now expired and
the, price in future will be as at frst ;ntended
Those who are able 10 pay for it, must ADM,
these pricesto be reasonable.
For the relief ofthe poor, every aren, v;,, ,,..
instructEd to make provision in their resnsri;ve
neighbourboods. In the city. of Richmond. anv
poor person who may need the Bath may anniy
to Mr. John P. Shields, Capt. of the CITY WataS
ITO Me. John Maddox, with each Of whom
there viii be deposited systems to be deyo.ed
exclusively to the service of such.
AS this intended arrangement is co,uofe,ed
notiircatIoD VII be given from time to time. "a
those concerned -
no psrssn wall be permitted 70 see asy az .,.s
eatns' woo 10 not furnished with proper H.
cense, 81 az TO be prepared to grant aispens.,;.
ons 10 every purcil.ssr under The s;gna,,,rs ~
the inventor or his General Agent, nc evar,
known violation Of tho patent privilege viii hs
prosecuted according to law.
July 10. e.
Z. s'Robt G. Jennings, the General Agent. Is
urn'saed with supply of the Apparatus. a
MS 0thce, lately occupied by james Brown. Is :
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Charlotte & ourt, May 2, I8l4
Branch VI Bit, Plaintiff. y
agdiHsf IN
Thomas Bib, stsannshI3;hb. 10. = CHANCE
slab Moseley and Jennings NJ ny
Jshreys, ID 'endts. J
THE Defendant Thomas ". Bibb. not hav.
ing entered his appearance, according "a,
the act ssernbiy and the rules of this Cour,.
and o appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of tic coust
that he is not an inhabusnt NJ this 8 ate.--
On mo, on OF t plaintrE, by his sttorse v : /,
isoriersd, that he appear here Of the irsi day
OF Augns' cour, nj t and enter his appearance.
and answer the Plaintiffs bill, al q e secn-
riiy o. performing 'br decree b, ('ouri g.
an 'hr corv of'his order he inserted in o. .
of the n wspspers printed in Richmond. for two
months successiv ls, d posted at the front
door OF The Courthouse Of the said County.
A Copy --------l este,
IIlOSs READ Clk
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THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNAC Il
Is now in operation.

C3STI.vG;s III BRASS
A ND MISCONCEPTIONS roRK will s,so
1 \ he executed at the Furnace. Orders LETT
At the Furnace, or with JOIN PARkILL OF this
place, or Toilet < Lea in Petersburg, will b.
thankfully received AID promptly attended To
PARKHILL, 8 ABBAToN, 4 20
June LID -
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LA ND FOR SA Liz.
iwouLDwIsH TO sE1L
10 Or 1900 Acres az Land.

~ VI iZOO "A ores OF Land,
Lying IN fhe county eforans E,
ON the road leading from Swift n I'm to Ga
- range courthouse, and in less 4, IAN a nj
rom the latter place. The greater "a RI Of ia
land IS IN its original growth. and In. tract
qusi IN value TO any high land in the sta tc.---.
mere = omit from sixty to seventy acres Of the
10y mrs. rte low grounds. The land III be
nnt., oy Myself, or IN my absence, by Mr.
THOMAS MAcOl Z
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Samuel &. Adams.

Samuel &. Adams,
is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
! Hogshead Knob Locks, 3.
DO. Files,
Do Torgs, shoycls and Pokcrs,
Do Ssddlo,y assorted,
DO. Tea Kettles,
Hinges, &c.
DO assorted Hardware,
80 Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
10 Baltimorc Picughs,
IL Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment OF Hardware, Ironnonper,
Crf'erv s-' "sses Wares, - no rIo.i
Hoes, iron, Nail Rods, &c Ssc.--wiich are oc'
cred for sale on moderate tern 9.
Zee 10 81
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- LIKEWISE,
Wheat0n's itch Ointment.

Medicine which viii certaialy cure the
aon, without having IN 1t any thing either
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G. w. CAMPBELL,
Sccrei ary of fhs,Tr~,s,,,

- Subscriptions are rrcefDed az IKE
~ nki0f Vnginia, -ot Richr1rnd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17
BY the President Of the United States Of
.america.
A PROCLAMATION.

d y
WHEREAS information has been received
n at q number of individuals, who have
deserted run the Army of the United States.
have become sensible of their offences. and are
des'rous of returning to their duty:
Afu'' pardon is hereby granted and proclaim.
ed to each and ali sucn individuals as sh All with
IN three months from the date thereof, surren-
der themselves TO the commanding officer Of
amy military post within the United States or the
territories thereof. ~ - = NV
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal of the United States to DC sAixed 10
these presents, aud signed the same with
my hand. ~ -
Done at the City Of Washington, the seven.
teenth day ofJune; A.. ID. one thou-
sand eight hundred an fourteen and
OF the Independence of the Uni,ef
States the thirty eighth.
BY the President, TX q go
JAMES MONROE,
L-f. = SEcRETARYoR SrArxI
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FOX - SALE IS ABOvE-
Iaeitus--a new edition--4yois.
n...,s p ps OF Purieyr-two vols
New c,...;e se,'nent' anew edition, vols. calf
Careys, Collins, Brow,'s. and ses.,pp % .,.,,
10 Ohio, fusrto and ootayo. A"N"
Poek TEST ments.
Do BlSies--s great ysrie.y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17
New Publications.

1Usf'eee'Dca and for saic, nj S. Pleas1ntt
boosSfore, Richmond:
4 hpE to Bonaparte. ~ Lord Byr.n-.
=, X oecca, or the File de Chambre
rosa I, IN London--Defence Of Cen. HnlI
oNncroft on Colours--The Battle os I.e;ns
sls--a new edition of Carey's Pocket AZ.
las, Sscs &c. Bic "s~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17

'HShE President has been pleased to issue the
= following reclamation, oil which due no-
tee will be taken.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17

5ns' rsssSvca, and for SAFE, al s. Pssasants' Bo.,
Store, Richmond,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17

TO Ibrahs2n Rirkpatrict, sarvioing erec,sor Of
David Dunton sfeceased, Jane Jpelsh. oad
Nathaniel s.. D..lianp and Sallv his VIII
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7, ssRobt G. Jennings, the General Agent. !
urn'saed with supply of the Apparatus. =
ms othce, lately occupied by James Brown, Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-17

Liberty Engine House Lottery
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE.
NIERINO SHEEP.

To the enterprise and industry of those who
have imported and disseminated that invalua
bic breed of Sheep, the Merino, the country is
indebted for great national acquisition. Iii
rendered doubly so from the circumstance, that
at this time, and perhaps at no future period,
would it be possible to obtain these animals =
1t does not appear to be generally known, that
the government of Spain has totally interdiced
their expectation, rendering it capital to be con-
victed. II is therefore matter OF much satisfac
ton. to be assured that the stock now in this
country is competent to very extensive manufac.
turing demands, and that the breed does not
deteriorate. 1t is computed that there are from
18 to 10000 now dispersed throughout the u.
States. The contemplated repeal Of our restric-
tive laws, it was at first supposed, would inter
fere with he sheep>holders, by the introduce
ton Of an additional supply but the prohibi-
ton OF the Spanish government will not admit
of that SO that those who have embarked
their capital, and devoted their studies to this
interesting national object ,have nothing to fear
from any change Of policy in the administers
ton OF our country. Their interest has taken
root which cannot easily be eradcated. II
will be aE permanent as the form Of our govern
ment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
AMITY HALL AcADtMY.

f>HiS Seminary, lately established by the Lee
4 gislature of Virginia, is now ready for the
reception OF Students. The Trustees Of this in.
,stitu:ion having received the most incontro-
vertible Recommendation Of the talents, dill
gence and strict sobriety of the Rev. Thomas
T.. Birch, from some of the most respectable
eharacters, have unanimously appointed him
to be president thereof. The price OF board
and tuition, either with the steward or in re-
spectacle families, is 5 so per snnum; with two
vacations of only is days each. The Trustees
pledge themselves to give all due attention to
this Seminary, and hope that its being rural
rttreat, secluded from the prevailing vices of
towns, that it viii be an object worthy the at.
tention OF parents and guardians; situated in
Russell county, Virginia, II miles from Abing.
don, and from Russell courthouse VS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
WHOLESALE
Shoe end Leather Store,

JUST opened at No. IL, South Front, doors
y below Marketstreet, where the subscribers
offer for sale,
10000 pair first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. first dc do lined & bound do.
1000 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do first do. do. calf and seal do.
1000 do. do. do. do. leather < pink
lined do.
1000 pair mens' laced boots,
1000 do. boys coarse ard fine SHOES,
1000 do do. laced ROOTS &, JEFFERsONS.
10000 do. womens' SHOES, well assorted.
ALSO,
handsome assortment of LEATHER; which
they will dispose Of on such terms as are calcu
lated to invite the dealers nthe above articles
ALEXANDER CLAY * CO.
Philadelphia, March l, 1914. = w2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

HE Subscribers having entered into Co.
l partnership, the Apothecary's and. Drug
gists business, heretofore conducted by philip
Du-Vai, jr. will he continued under the firm of
PHILIP DU-V-6L, jr. q Co
1T the sigs Of the Golden Mortar, Main street,
fE Richmond.
They expec, to receive in few weeks, an adj
ditional supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
&c. which. with the stock on hand. will render
their assortment very complete; all of which
will be solo at a very moderate advance for cash
or acceptances in town. And they assure their
friends and the public. that they will ever en-.
deavor 10 give satisfaction, as well in the qua
i'ty, as in the prices of their goods
PHILIP DU VAL, jun.
49, JAMES NJ. COUPLING.
April I, 1914. I'M
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Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the mex,
y General Assembly of Virginia, by Isaac
Webster and others, for permission to build a
Toii,Bridge across Pamunkey River, from the
Land OF Warner L. Wormley, in the county Of
King William. to the Land which Mann Page,
decd. died possessed of, in the county of Hano-
ver--which will be in direct line from Hanoi
ver-Town to King William Mills, on the Stage
Road, leading from Richmond to Dunkirk II
is intended for said Bridge to stand where the
Old Bridge formerly stood, and Public Road
established to said Bridge by the counties OF
King William and Hanover. It will be an ex-
cellent Road, and cut OF, its believed, more
than half the distance from the way the pre-
sent road runs rom this to Hanover Town.
King William Mills, March IL, 1914. (wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Two Brick Ienements

they occupy, and the adjoining wood house, oc.
cupied by Leonard Ii. Scaton. eOne Negro Man.
90 or SO years Of age, who is good Cabinet
Maker; together with ri. their remaining stock
of furniture and materils, viz A few hundred
weight of best English carled hair, on dozen
pieces best satin hair cloth, 90 and % incbe.
wide; q few crate sheet glass; about 5000 #.
OF best ST Domingo Mahogany, and a quantity
Veniers Also, ageneral assortment Of ready
made elegant
FASHIONABLE MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Consisting of-Side boards, dining, tea and card
table, bureaus, wash and Candle stands, hair
bottom settees, snd few hair mattresses, with
general assortment Of hsrd wae in the cabis
net line.
TERMs---For tho real estate, made known at
the time Of sale---On the furniture, &c cash
will be required for all sums under s 100; ard
Tor all sums OF and above S 100, notes nesoti-
able and payable at either OF tile banks in this
city, with approved endorsers will be required.
The sale wall commence ct II O'Clock.
EDM;JND WE5S'I Err.
RoELk'r rouRg.
April 1. rs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Cast-Iron Foundry.

THE subscribers have commenced the estah
- ment of a Furnace in this place, under the
FIRM of Parkhiil, Sahbaton & Co. They expec,
to have it in complete operation about the mid
die of May next, and sill, thankfully receive or
ders for castings of any description, whichthc,
trust will be, executed with neatness and dis
patch, having procured the, bes, ofworkmen
Orders lett with Mr.. John Parkhin, at hi.
store-with Mr.. p. A. Sabbaton, at the works
just above the Basin on the Canal, or with
Messrs. Toilet & Lea, Peterburg, viii be strict
ly attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL, :
IS p. A. SALVATION.
TOILET & LEA.
Richmond, March "a, 1874 IT,,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

u ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on Monday
In the 5th inst. in Hano, err county, a Negro
Woman named RHODA, of yellow complex
ion. She had on, when she w mt Off, white
Virginia cloth habit mixed with yarn She h adj
young child, about months old--the CHILD
is apparently white, with blue eyes. exp ct
she is hatbor d in Richmond. as she has been
seen about the Basin. I forewarn all persons
from harboring said woman and child, and also
forewarn any person from purchasing them, a $
expect they may be offered for sale by Mary
Williamson or some OF her children. Against
any person SO offending, the law will be rigor.
ously enforced. The above Reward will be
paid to any person that will deliver them to me
or secure them in jail, so that I get them again
JOHN VILLA MSON
Hanover County, Apvil g. w.st.U
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Land for Sale.

II will sell valuable tract Of high land near
L Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, the distance from the city is about 4 2
miles. adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro-
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gathright; any
person inclinable topurchase. can view the
premises by application to me. who will at
the same time make known the price
JOHN H. SAUNDERS.
P.S. So soon as the sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and all to whom an
indebted will please apply to me for pay
ment, as the land will be sold for that pur
pose. III. S.
Henrico. March aeth, 1914. (,f3
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

HVHE subscriber wishes to sell that very
l. valuable TRACT OF LAND, where
on he now resides, known by he name of
Old Curles, lying on James River, about Is
miles below Richmond, Containing 43O a
ores. ,-s
Also $50 acres of heavily timbered land
surveyed in the year 1892, ABOUT one n,l..
tom the above mentioned track ad AZ,
undivided moiety IF tract of land. calico!
Fairhill, about IL miles below Richmond,
adjoining the estate If Colonel Thomas M
Randolph, called Verina, estimated at I3O
acres. IL is thought unnecessary to give a
description OF the above lands, presurpipy
that M. person will purchase Till he has first
seen them. The two first tracts will be shewn
oy either myself, or in my absence, by Mr..
WIN. Prosser-and the other tracts By Mr..
Ballard Ammons. residing thereon,
1t the above lands are not privately sold
previous TO the lst day of July next. (if fair,
it not. the next fair day. they will be sold
at public auction. on,the premises, on ere
dit OF o. ID and "a months Bonds with
approved security, carrying interest from,
the date, which will be RENTED il punctu-
ally paid-will be required by
MAURICE L. MILLER.
March IS.
N. b. The subscriber Intending TO visi,
the Western Country this summer, will sell
tue above property to the highest bidder a.
his place of residence (Old Curle'sl ON the
secood day of May next instead of the frs,
OF Jolly, If fair, If not, the next fair day.
lie will not now dispose of the said proper
~ private sale at all.
MAURICEL. MILLER.
March 28,h, 1914. tbs.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

N before Christmas lasN from free mulatto
man by the name Of Patterson, who hired her
the las, year, negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She is stout,
full Bodied woman, with large eyes, and re-
markable for deep diinples in her cheeks
Her counten:mce is pleasing when she smiles
and one of her fore teeth is out. She common.
ly wears a handkerchief on her head like tur
Ill viii give the above reward, asd pa,
all reasonable expenses to any person who vii
deliver her to me in this city, ten dollars fol
securing her SO that get her again.
WM. MUNFORD.
Richmond, January 81. 1914. It'll
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Distncs Of vrginia, 70. syit !.

Fit remembered, that onthis iwenty.faurtb
- day OF March, IN the ,hirty.eighth year o
the Independence ofthe United states Of lme-
rios, Jonathan Foster, OF the said district, hath
deposited in this Office the It'll, of a book. the
rgh; whereof ne claims as author, in the words
following, 10 wit: The Peace Party Dissected.
or an Impartial Sketch IF Parry Yie4us and Con-
!" 'hcf inthe Prosecution ofthe tressut Way- b
a Faymer."-In conformity to the act of the
Congress OF the United States, entitled AN
act Tor the encouragement oi learning, sy Sc.
curing tne copies OF Map, Charts and Books. 10
the authors and proprietors OF such eopies ..du.
ring The times therein menlioned;" and also to
an act Untitled San act supple msntary to al,
act. entitled, an act Tor the encouragement of
learning, by securingtbe copies OF Maps, harts
and Books to the authors and proprietors of
such copies, during the times therein mentions
ed, and extending the benefits thereof TO the
arts OF designing, engraving and etching hlsto.
ricsl and other prints.''
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
2 w4 Clcrk cffhe District of Vi,g;ria.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
RoBERT PooRE.

ID ESpECrFuL:.Yiuf orms his friends and the
IN public generally, that he will cater the Sc
cond LAY of May next, continue to carry on the
Cabinet Business, in his new house, now build
ing, next door below his present residence, and
next door above Ellis & Allan, on the street
ieadieg from main street 10 the governors,
vhtre he will use every exertion in his power
to give general satisfacticn in the line of his
profession. All orders from the country shall
be attended to with dispatch.
= lin tt Richmond April e. 1914
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FROM THE nA+TINoRE AMERICAS.
IMPROMPTU.

The following is not, if any thing can be, too
: incelicate for the female taste than can de-
light IN the ama,ory strains Of ANAeaEos
MoosE :ls
ALady lightly sweetly fingered DER
The Lesaey' fasorite Song, by Moore.
Another Lady sat reclining by,
So that Besu, right opposite could spy
Ayfne5J ashienedlim6. g Pray" sir, said she
"Te'i me-do yon admire The Lrgacyl'
80 yes" he quickly answered. full of glee,
Fair maid. much admire the Leg Iseeg'
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o." Worthy me attention Of mn Urighfs
MILL be let to the LOWEST BIDDER, on
w the premises, on Saturday the III, OF May
next, the repairs Of the Southanua Mills and
Dam, near the town Of Ysnceyville. Bond snd
approved security will be required Of the un
dertaker for the faithful performance OF the
contract The repairs and time Of completing
them will be made known on the day The
above property, when repaired. will be leased
until the hrs, OF January 1919. There is a
sorehouse and few acres of land attached To
the mills.
WIN. CRAWFORD, Error e. Gaa,d'n.
Louisa. March %, lol4. wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

ME Co partnership of WEBSTER & PooRE,
will be dissolved, by mutual consent, on
the second day of May next. All persons nav.
ing claims against the concern are requested to
make them known before that time, in order
that arrangements may be made Tor their ads
iustment ;-and all persons indebted TO the said
concern are requested to settle their accounts
sa early as possibie-its situation requires that
no indulgence should be granted
EDMUND WEBSTER.
ROBERT P0ORE.
April 1. 1914. ~
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Samuel q. ADAMS,

is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Mats, assorted,
Hogsnead Knob Locks,
i Do. Files,
DO. Tongs, shoyels and Pokers.
Do. saddlery assorted,
1 DO. Tea Kettles,
Hinges, &c.
Do. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
Is Baltimore Ploughs,
IL boz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment OF Hardware, Ironmonperx
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths,
Hoop iron, Nail Rods, &c Sc.--which are of.
fered for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec 10 IF
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FoR SALE,
A Tract Of LAND.

Lying in The county Of PosDhafan,
Ten miles below the Courthouse, IS from Rich.
mond, and two from Appomattox river, Oh the
waters of But,erwood creek, containing 1850
acres, of which three or four hundred are wood
land, and one hundred acres Of valuable LOW
GROUNDS Valuable improvements, dwell.
inghouse, two story high, 48 by 20, and aIl,ne.
tcessary out houses One third of the money Will
be required in hand from the purchaser, and
the balance in two annual instruments Posses
sion will be given at Christmas, with the priv.
lege Of sowing $50 acres in small grain. ANY
person wishing to purchase, will apply to the
proprietor.
EDWARD MOsELEY.
March 10, 1914. I'm