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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17
SPLENDID RECRUITING PARTY.


We have seen with pleasure within few
days splendid recruiting party, attached TO
the 10th regiment Of infantry, parading our
streets, with flags bearing the following ap-
propriatc moltos--" The Union Of the Sfofes"
=" Free rrade and Sailors Rights" Six mu-
sicisns preceded the recruits, neatly dressed,
playing inspiring music, well calculated TO at
tract and warm the patriots bosom, and FIRE
him with ardor to rally round the standard of
his country. We hope we shah see Il often
and in all parts Of the town. The din cf arms
ard the martial music has powerful effccr
on the human mind il nerves the arm and
rouses many gallant spirit from his slumbers
to partake in the glory Of his country. The
progress in recruiting for the 4oth regiment
has been unexampled-we expect in few
months to see this fine regiment complete,
and ready to defesd the Union of :he States
against It's enemies. Bos. Yankee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17
c. M. THURSION. & co.

Ma rs, Thames.st Offer for Sale,
THIRTY bags and IS bbls green Coffee, entitled
L to debenture 20 boxes Spanish Cigars so
bbls. New-York and Philadelphia super6ne Flour ;
white azd brown Sugars by the bbl.
.8LSO-A general assortment OF Westlndia Goods
and J. oceries, at retail
Gj-S hips stores put up at the shortest notice.
Newport Februsry 10, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17

A London editor says that the flotilla (on
Lake Erie) svas nor any part of the British ma
w." The editor writes ia the wrong tense
he should say, il Is nor any part of the British
navy. Commodore Perry would say, they
are ours" MI. Mon. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17

Heroes Of The Lakes.-From the vivid de-
scription of the entertainment given to Com.
Perry on the lst inst. by the citizens of Balti-
more, we Judge il has not been surpassed on
any previous occasion. These free-wiIl offer
ings to gallantry and patriotism, are exhilarat-
ing and grateful to every man who delights in
the name Of American.
A splendid festival was also held at Wash
ington Hall, N.York, on the 7th inst. in honor
of Com. Chauncy, who would doubtless have
taught Yeo the same lesson which Perry gave
TO his compeer on Erie, had not the gallant
knight thought proper to seud so rapiiiy from
an inferior force 3osfoa pos,so,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17
@isceitnap.

nHeHeas iIllo q -

From q late debate in the British House OF
Lotds, on motion made by lord Lauderdale,
10 enquire into the alarming state Of the eur
ercncy Of that nation, we learn the following
in,e csting facts, highly worthy Of the serious
perusal o the good people Of tho y. S. viz
i--That, three years ago, the war cost the British
government 100 mions-ncxt year, l04 millions
"a --and, last year, liz millions sterling
1--1lst in the course Of the present year. 50 mil
lions have been added TO the national debt.
srhat in the year 1907, the bank Of England bills,
e then in circulation, we're only ~ millions; now,
3 they amount to IS millions.
4That government, besides interest on the national
debt, pays to the bank Of England an erfrd inter
est of ne arly two millions their exchequer bills.
s--That, in July last, ounce OF Portuguese gold,
formerly ST. i7s Ga. now brings 81. 5s in bank pa
per A silver dollar, formerly worth ~. Cd. with
the new stamp, now brings IS. Cd.
6--Tha, paper currency has deprecated thirtythree
per cent
7-That, soma years age, there were annually brought,
from New.Span between so and 40 millions of
dollars now, only between and millions
The mind is at q loss which most TO wonder
at, the iinmcnsi,y Of the sums which the Eng
lish every year expend % their wide spread
ing and desolating wars-or, the mad folly OF
that people In suffering their rulers to lead
them into such amazing extravagancies :--,o
do whatl To usurp the entire dominion Of
the ocean But these immense expenccs must
have an end. The man who has revenue OF
$4,000 dolass, and continues to expend dou-
bic the sum every year, must, at last, in spite
of all his credit and contrivsnces, overwhelm
himselfin tho gulph of bankruptcy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17
LIST OF LII iLKo

NeWdtHHNS IU Mc foSl-l
Februar,
A ULD EDWARD
"A Amy Alice l..
Allen Joseph
Andras Milton
Austin Peter
Atkins Isaac
Allen Samuel p. Captain
Address Mr..
Armstrong VIM.
Bunker A. Capt.
Barker Observation-Disclosures
Baker Timothy jr.
Baker Joseph l..
Brooks Asa Captain
Briggs Anna
Bennett T..
Butts Sarah
Bliven Ethan
Bayer Daniel
Bird Jacob ID. r.
Briggs Mary
Berranger John
Birk sylvia
Bull James
Brown John Captain
Backman Lars Captain
Beatwith J T.. j.
Bliven Ray
Barlow David S
Bowen b. Smith & Pierce
Congdon John Captain 2
Clark James
Cons,af Mr..
Carter Lawton
Clark G jr. Aiiddlefozsn 2
Cobb Ebcnezer jr.
Clark Alexander
CoggeshaliG. Portsmouth,
Coleman John
Clark Charles
Caldwell Abner
Chase Benjamin
Chase Joseph
Cook David G.
Caldwell Josiah F.
Clark William jr.
Carpetes John C.
Dexter Silvey
Daggets william jr.
Edland capt.
Edwards Joseph
carton Mrs.
Flagg Arthur 8
Fairman Richard
Frago Rhemon
Ferrer Peter 9
Fowler John
Gardner Akerman
Greene o. ID. Portsmouth
Greene Elizabeth
Gates Asa.
u u NHY1MI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17

State Of Rhode Island and Providence Planfa-
fions--JIn. 90, 1914.
THE Creditors Of Primus Thuvston,o of Newport.la.
borer, are hereby notified to appear, if they shall
think tit, at the General Assembly to be holden at
Providence, on the third Monday of February next.
then and there to shew cause, ii any they may have
why his petition for the benefit Of an act, passed in
June. 1856, entitled An act for the relief Of nso
vent Debtors" ought not to be granted.
Feb.S. SAMUEL EDDY, Sec~e:aru
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-17

ffA II EH DOLS LSLHAO AEV 6nD
INSERTED after the expiration of his furlough.
~ from Fort Adams to wickford, DANIEL,
CARR, jr. says he was born in WEXFORD, Rhode Is
land, aged 80 years, s feet high, dark complexion
dark hair, dark eyes, profession Cordwainer Who
ever will apprchend said deserer and deliver him to
me at Fort Adams, or to Capt James Perry, New
port, shall receive the above reward.
JAMES PERRy,j jr. Easiyn 40h Reg. U. S hf
February 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur

Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur
rants, &c.
Is half chests md boxes Gunpo~.
% der, Hyson, Young Tyson &Gd
Souchons TEAS,
20 boxes MusckeI Raisins.
Ao0 VT. fresh CLstanss.
! 90 b5ls. Rye 'ghiskey pert Of which
as old,
lc0 bass Shot, assorted from 8BB8
b No. 10, Buck aud Swami Shot, sin
Il anil double Z Biandywiae Gunpow-
Rar, Gro mi At'um Salt in Sacks, re-
|nsl all comWoa Salt Petrc, table
/ Z, in baskets, Rice, Loaf, Lump and
|t2coyado Sugars, Nutmess, Mace,
Fi9yes, AIi,pice, Ground tii,ger, Pep
fer Eiotlae Snd Carolina Indigo, Pig
I.us, Spinning Cotton, Nader. Starch,
fraa ito, Copperas, Moul'i and Dipt
FGd!cs, Brown X White Soap, Cheese
fseet Oil, best Cavenlish Tobacco,
HAVANA Cigars, MADEIRA Wine, Cog.
(ac Brandy, Jamaica and Antigua Spi-
H., Old Rye Wlnskey, witt lumber
o'her article, in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
C. Griffith.
Who has also received one Rutt of
(hoice old Nrderia Fne imported IN
sos nd warranted genuine.
NAy"mSpr IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Notice IS Rerebu Given,

Notice IS herety Glven,
Thst thomas JnDey * % have sp-
nied to Z. Coe, / oa.cco Inspector ior
Alcxandria, for therenewal of certain
note, for hog sh Of Tobacco mark
ed w 5 No, 49S, 1875, ISL tare-
1856, LODGED in Inc Tobacco Ware
house at Alexandria, by w. Stewart
pT King George County Va as lost
BIZ John Stewart the brother OF W.
Stewart, agreenb!y to his sfidavit be-
fore z. L.ibbeY one OF the Justices OF
the Peace Tor the County of Alexan
dria.
Nerch Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Alex: Moore,

Executors Of tie lass zoW and tesla
msnt Of Jas. Crai&, dec'd
March 4 DIFF
u" Fae Editors Of Nat. Intelligent
'er, Winchester Gazette, and Lees
p,rg Wa2hnetonian WI. piease insert
the above in their respective papers
FIR 3 times, and send their accounts to
THIS flee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
Land for Sale.

u
TESHE subscriber offers for sale, be-
& tween, i , * 1900 Acres OF LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles ifnu Port Tobacco, and
the same distance from nayigabie wa
tiers. This property is rendered very
valuable on account of the great body
of timber upon it, and THERE is large
stream If water passing through the
land, upon which Grist or Saw Mill
couiJ be erected with great advantage
a n.ors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitis presumcdthose wish
iDg to purchase Will first view the Land.
FoS terms apply 10 John B Morris or
Daniel OF St Thomas Jenifcr, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore OF Alexandria or the subscriber.
WALTER II. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb "a. If
sCys The Editors of,he Federal Re-
publican OF Georgetown and National
Intclhgencer are requcstedt to insert the
above til forbid, snd send their accounts
. thi Offiae
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07

oc2o VT. oeilc iwine,
Sr@,rior quality
TOO b}s. Anples, ~ pgime order
50 boxes Uspt Candles
70 do Mould do.
;O,o W.. Coffee, n bags aad barrels
iao rcdms Writing Paper
50 DO. Wrappmg 90.
blds Nusc0yado Sar2rs
|3ClO lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
50 boxes Bloom RAisInS
20 barrels Whtskey
S casl, Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
1000 busacls st. Ubes Salt
l6o barrels tierrings
20 20. Shad,
Fgr Sale bp ne Subscriber.
wao HAS cossTANrLY FOR SALE,
B&ST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEW TON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
mo, 4l.l48.
The Subscriber.

. = 4 s. = ~ = Z. a.
RESPECTFULLY informs hiS
friends andthe public, that ne has ia.
ken the Ferry at HoLLIE PoIsT, to
the Maryland shore, known By the
name of
Mason's Ferry,
Where he will Use every excrtion Ia
give general Satisfaction. He wisheS
10 contract at the aforementioned
place, with persons disposed to curS
Fish, as he will be able to supply -tlleia
with any quantity OF shad and Herr
ring. The Subscriber also wishes I'd
Rent bis GROCERY STORE, ct the
lower end ofthe Ferry Landing in this
place. ~
William Patterson.
January 6. dam.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FoR SALE, -

Il u ~ Oh L. .s
A TRACE . IND containing
-wo hundred and seventy three acres
aid a half, situated en- the banks oil
the river Potomac, about four miles
iron 'AiexandriA by water. On the.
tract there are Two cXceiIeut Herring
landings, the upper one is well I'M
proved ny FISH house, exceeded by
a n in point OF convenience. There
s on t3e premises a convenient Dwel.
iing-House in good repair, a spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
De converted into lods'ng places Tor
eight servants, and large loft, q
smoke. house, and miik-hon,c there
IS also an. uaf ili. he'd frame building,
which az a s!n'il expehce might be
converted into barn, iiear it is We
/ Of excel .Df water, and there are on tic
premises two 1ord springs, part Of ihe
land has bceR covered, and is sus-
coptible of much improvemeft, tbs
fen, e. are in good repair, a corsidera-
bic p,rt post and rail AM! there is Is
sutii.lencv of rail timber and fire wood
1t is presumed persons wishing TO
purchase will view the prcmises- .
further description is considered un-
necessary--for particulars apply to
r. J. TayIor, Esq A e:,-ndria.
If this property Is not very shortly
sold by private contract, il viii De Of
fered at puollc sale on the premises
some time in the moRthof lure GrXt-
~ q There is a considerable nuln-
Der of young peach trees sc: iii fun
bearing on ne above tract.
c, W. Ya!angen.
March 20, 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
K4NHfyY4 LAND
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
4OO ACRES
FOR SALE

he SChoCRlBEh KS Will SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
o. first quailty. uh.a.ipfosed bottom
LaJfD, lying on the great Kanha"a
River in the state OF Vrgiaia, andbe
ing part Of tne4Ands belonging to the
estate et Or James Cfiik, decd. The
character Of tne La1ds upon tie Kan
hawa generally, aud particularly OF the
tract kaowf ~ then, me III
Craik's Survey;
Is TOO well un0erstopa TO 'eYiire ,le-
scription, snfiiceit to say, that the lard
now offered Tor sale, is inferior to acne
iatbat country. Salt works have been
iage!Y established in its neighoorhood
\ full and perfect title vii, he given
FERNS Of sale Cash Persons disposed
to purchase viii aRn;y t2-
]. ID. Simms,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-07
THURSDAY, April Z, 1914.
NOTICE.

He Subscribers having obtained
4 from the Court ofFairtax Countv,
Lettcgs feStamea'ary on the Estate Of
OoctSr james Craik, deceased. request
al persenss fIavl,ig claim. against the
sad Estate to present them for adjust,
mett, AID those indebted thereto are.
required to make inmeditte payment,
Y J. d. simms, :
A. Moore,
Executors Of James Craik.
/ Feb Cd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Eight Hundred
ACRES OF LAND.

FOR SALE By THE SUBSCRIBER.
ESaIS Farm is within three and a h,lf
miles Of PoYhafan Court Huuse. ! okonf
the same distance from Genito Bridge. lies
as well as any land In this part of the STATE
and the soil not infefiorto any in the county
not Immediately on James or Apomatox =.
yers There 10 in this Trace nearly .One
Hundred Acres, of richebottoa Land. .ad
miraply suited to the production of grass =
The dwelling House contains Ten Rooms
with out-honses of various descriptions. q
well of the finest warer in'the yard. and f;ne
springs in varions parts of Tie PLANTATION. of
course It is we'll watered. This Farm ha.
been remarked FOR the healthy appearance
OF every FANNY, that has resided on il. There
are as many as seven Manufacturing Mills
to either OF which a Wagon, may GO and re.
turn IN day. From two pence TO six pence
only is deducted from the Richmond nrice
In the bushei for wheat There are alse e. !.
versi Coal Pitts. about the same distance. Of
thu Mills. at which Grain aud Hay meet q
ready sale. :
Gentlemen who wish Co vest their money
10 land are earnestly invited to view the
premises, . great bargain may be had by m
early application. In a few days about one
hundred and 6fty acres will be sewed In
Wheat, and . few bushels Of Rye.
ostcher 20. vssp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
TAKE NOTICE

lne ouoserioer' agent Tor Ohvcr Evans,
S Sq ~ pursuance OF instructions received from
him. osgsieavc 10 inform all those who have
used his patent improvements, without having
abta'"ed h'-'i,ccnse, thai agreeable to his no
tice published ia the year 1885,. lac will exact
tor his i,cease the price Of tie lahous saved
ny the use OF his machinery IN oxa YEAR
only, with interest thereon from the time The,
began to use them within the patent terms. un.
ii, paid |, and further take norton A,.so. that
he pub Iislled at the same time, that en the sd
nv Of ! INJURY 1915 he ~. CO.. >, -.
" rent for the use q Ss.'nprovemsns eassl, . ~
the first price, VIZ fAe ss,n sasea IN labor each
rsAx. and this is in addition to HE 6rst PRICE
offering however to take a. folicwe. Of those
who wi.l pay without suit. viz the first nr;ce
with the interest thereon. and also an interest
Of ak p. cent per annum on ali tho ren,s for the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
TO PRINTERS.
A Valuable Set Of Printing
materials For Sale,


ss,', C0NSTST1NG or
One excellent New Press.
One Second Hand ditto,
One tount Bourjeois (nearly newl $50 lbt
One fonnt Small Plea, (new and very hand
some) 242 lbs.
One fount Small Plea, half y orr, but verS
good, 900 lbs.
One fount Great Primer, Ills lbs. rnearlv
new
zHe1fotiowins Fo.nss Of LARGE Tr1Es.
~ Lines Plea, Roman Capitals. four comp
10 Ditto Capitals and d Small. 4
6 D Ditto do So.
10 Lines Plea. Itsae. capts. and Small.
Shines Plea. Fluted Capts. ~
8 ditto do.
A quantity Of Newspaper and Book-scabs
bsrds, ~ -
l6 Brass Column Rules for superroy.
Newspapers,
8Composing Sticks.
~ Pair Cases, (mostiy newt
One count Double English. lnew and very
One Imposing Stone,
superroyai. Demi-and Foolscap chases,
Ditto Friskets,
Large well engraved Horse Cuts,
variety OF two.fine Letters for oaci, OF
the above Founts of small type, and
good assortment OF Flowers. Space.r,ilcs
&c. &c.
or All of the above Materials will be sold
w for cash, or on aliberal credit with spnrov.
security; or the Large Type will be ,old
sparate from the rest For further partc,,-
US apply at this OFFICE.
aeptember "a. w3w oaf3n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Patent Portable Hot Bath.


vv>HE inventor Of this important Medical I'm
u provement 10 now gone on to Philadelphia
in order to provide competent supply of An
parstus--hs soon as he can make the necessary
arrangements, Agents will be employed to CON.
vey them throughout the United states.
The price which he at first contaminated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens, 10 physicis
ans 100 dollars. For a few months however, he
offered them athalf price, to those persons who
might afford ham their aid, whilst he was coll
iecting such facts and testimonies AZ The pub
lie repaired. This period is now expired. and
the price in future viii be as at 6yst intended.
Those who are able tc pay for il, must admi,
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief ofthe poor. every aren't viii be
Instructed to make provision in their respective
neighbourhoods. In the city ofRichmond. any
poor person who may need the Hath may apply
to Mr., John r. Shields, Capt. ofthe Ca, watch,
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each ofwhom
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
exciusiveiy to the service of such
As this intended arrangement 10 completed
notincatlon VIII be given from time to time, e
Ahose concerned. C
No person wilt be permitted to zee any the
baths, who u not furnished with proper Ii.
cense, so IS to be prepared to grant dispensati
ons to every purchaser under the signature Of
the inventor Or bus General Agent. ~ ever
known violation Of the phkent priyilege will be
prosecuted according to Law. -
x,v Is. SAMUEL <; )! JENNINGS
P.Ss Robt. C. Jennings, the General Agent. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
NOTICE.

Is thereby given, that ] shall expose to sale to
the highest bidder. for cash, on Thursday the
2sd December next, at the late residences of
Peter Clarkson, decd the whole Of the stock of
various kinds {; household and kitchen furni
tnre, plantation utensils. all the crop OF Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. BIC. And at credit
eftwelve months, fthe purchaser giving, bond
and approved security q parcel Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Valuable Land for Sale.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by
Cracdock Vaughan and Mary his wife
the 29th ofJuly 1873, tous. for certain Dur.
poses Tn erein specified. we will on Mondas
the slst OF October next. proceed to SIIl At
Eoochand Court house, to the highest bid
Ger tor ready money. a tsact Of land, suppos.
ed to Contain 300 acres, lying on the waters
OF Little creek III Goochland county. and
bounded BY the land of John l.. Harris. vii.
liam Gray and others, being part Of tie land
ON which the said Vaughan resides.
WILLIAM MILLER, ,
THOMAS MILLER, CTrus,ess
WILLIAM GRAY, y
.'oocliland, 2ath Sept 1914. (et)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Virginia.

Virginia:
1T Ruies holder IN fAe C2cyps Office Of the su-
ffrssr Court Of ckaaceIy far the RicAmosd
Distr:et. The. FIST day efJHIy 1914.
John Forbes, attorney in fact for Thomson
onodgrass Go. Plaintiff
Washington Ware, Surviving executor Of John
Ware, the elder decd. and John Ware, and
Polly Ware, devisees of the said John Ware
the elder, decd and Peter II Ware. Rcniah
min D. Wills, and Patsey his wife, (w6ic.
said Peter H. Patsey, Washington, John and
Polly are the children and heirs or the said
John Ware tho elder, decd. and the repre-
sentatives Of Ulysses Ware, decd.) and Ma
~ Ware the widow ofthe said John Ware,
the elder, deed. John Pittman. sheriff of the
county Of buckingham, to whom adminis-
trstion Of the estate of Susanna Wilcox. hath
been committed and Joseph Haden 4, Uefts.
THE subpcnas ad resPondsndum, ct reyiven
dun awarded in this CAUSE not being re-
burned executed on the defendants BENJAMIN D.
Wills, and Patsey his wife, and they not haY-.
ing entered their appearance and given securi-
" according to the Act Of Assembly and tie
Rules Of this Court, and il appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that thsy are not inhabitants
OF this country: II Is ordered, That the said
DESCENDANTS do appear here on the hrst day Of
the next term and answer the bill of the Plair,
tit and shsw cause, il any they cam against
the revival, by the said plaintiff, sought and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, fortwo months successiveB & posted
ct the front door OF the Capitol In the said City.
AcoyY--TKsTE,
WIN. W. HENrNG, C.
October l.----0w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
NOTICE.
Lost or Mislaid,
On Saturday the 2sd Of Oct. 1914.
A B . N ID.

Given by me 10 Charles Charter Of Richmond,
for forty one dollars and twenty cents, which
bond had taken in. hereby forwarn all per-
sons from trading for the same, as am tleters
fninedno TO pay it again.
VIM. PIGGOTT,
Keeper ct the Locks.
November 2. Ct
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$500 ACRES.

Being Z moiety Of the late Cen. Summers ser.
vice right, situation % miles south of Nash.
VILE, in the counties Of Williamson and Ruther.
ford. on the waters Of big Hsfpeth and Stones
river. embracing as rich land, good lasting
springs, as many scites for farms. as any tract
ct its size in the Western country, clear of all
contending claims whatever, has been divided
into four tracts, and may be undivided into
smaller tracts, has on Il % plantations avera-
gng loo acres each--s family connection that
wishes TO move and settle in this state would
find it TO their advantage to purchase the whole
tract. Tie right in the land will be held 10 se-
cure payments. For view Of the land. title.
terms Of sale. apply to Tie unds rsigr,ed.
Who has several TRACTS of his ownfor ssls.
also tie tract on which he lives, Containing lad
acres, on which there are ten never failing
springs a Two stery framed dwelling house.
with ether houses barn building 50 feet IN
length more than so acres cleared. a part in
red clover, timothy and blue grass |; an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, begin.
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in Northumberland
the improvements considerable when il is re-
membered have only lived here three years,
and hive years ago the place was in state of
native Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. z SUMNER.
Williamson county, Team.
October %, 1914, w3m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
AMT. Generals Office,
RICHMOND. Oct. rs. 1919
General Orders.

THE Commaudants Of Brigades. Regi.
ments, and Corps will cause their Quarter Mas.
tiers and Forage Mastersto forward, imniedi.
ateIy, to the Military Accountant, statements
(countersigned by the Commandant) Of all their
purchases and imprcssInents for which Ger
tifcstes have been granted.
This order will be complied with as we'll by
the officers who have been in service during the
summer and fall, as by those who are now in the
field. The statements required must, In future
be made quarterly.
For the prompt execution Of this order, the
rcmmandants Of Brigadcs. Regiments & Corps
will be held responsible.
by order,
C. w. GOocH. d. A. Gcn1: