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j d M s RJYER In " d
FOR SALE.

SE7ILL re SOLD On the rremisss, ct pull.
: suction, on the Isl Day ii July neAt, tie
1A-iC3' Of Ian u,
wherein the suAt.ri6er EoT lrsidez sifuste3 cr
Jsr'es River, IN the county Of Pow bsisn, about so
miles ifotr the e'ty Of Richmond, 10 from Po,yhp.
tNn, snd from Go1ehland Court House; containing
eight huUnred end ninety -seyen acres. About cns
bait Of t'e trSsts open land, embracing tory-s 20
CT y acres oi tha FRS qgsltIed river low s7opD6s
ard twenty O. twenty-five acres OF excellent creek
low land.
The elssred land may, conveniently, be diT.ded
into i've sitts for agricultural pursuits; sch shift
has been Gown in Covlr, which haI taken ertreD ~.
~ well, end viii yeld both hey and seed in eensid
ersble quandtcs. The uneesred part contains fn,Ir
hundred sr& fifty ceres this is heavily t:mbered
end good tobacco land. On thia farm good wstsr
shounds there being in each shift several bold snd
neVer-:prg Syringe, tie water Of which il eqUsl ia
y odneas tn shy IN the central para al Virginia
these springs form rivu!e,s Of sufficient magnitude
TO aRurd o. ~ parts OF the fsrm, water in sbun.
dsnee Tor stuok. This fsrm enjoys not only the IN
estmable advantage Of being remarkably hcaitbv
trt % being in healthy, respectable sud gentes
neiGhborhood. The buildings 2 good DWELLING
house with four rooms b low AnS two shove new.
" burt kitchen, sn!oke-house and cS-bouse tnree
barns ttirty-,WO BY twenty feet. q framed g. ,Dir
with SIX stalls aud shed for esl1isee On excel
lent Whest machine perfectly new ani an Over.
seer's house VITA Two roouls.--1he tero,s 81
sale, viii be one hsil eSsb tne other baI at two q
qsai SDnusl instruments, with deed oftrust o. The
land to secure the ls!ter payments.
Gentlemen disposed to purchase may, az any
thae, view the land BY application In
WM. SCOTT.
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LAWD FOR SALE.

IA IN w SObD, 90 the preDists, In the bish-
w est bidder, FOR ssSh. on the .ITh day, o,
!use, isi4, according - Geo-oe f the Supetior
Chsneery Csur; q Williamsburg suspended in
part by decree OF the Superior Chsnsery Court -
fredericksburg, 20 Taaeh OF the iSnd now oesupied
~ homes kowsni, kaoyr by the pGIas o. Cabin
Soin', lying in the eOunty os Westmor.a,hG, a. wll
be sufficient 70 raise the sun mentioned IN the Era,
decree, with the expenses 90 saie after dedu .t;ng
the soln a. Five rncusspd Oogrs. mentioned N
the seeonti decree.
The sale o. this land has beer heretofore pre- Vsr-
ted, ia consequence OF t,,r adveytseuene not being
made aesosdng 20 the terms III the frsl decree.
ANY person desirOus OF purchasing, will tie shown
the Land by appIy,ngto either of The Comm c,ioa.
era.
RICHARD r. PARKER, } Com
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NAMES River Land F'o,. Sal.

HAT Tract in Po@hstan County, IS milo,
from Rchmnnd, called Deep Creek, coatsicia--
SOS Aeees, bounded by said Creek nd the Haser
foe IIsn two miles: there "a on Il r,,,o 90 -,
40 Acres first quality Jsmes RIVER Low Craurds
The hSh-l2nd is generals very fertile and hest,v
IN good negbborhoOd * hss tul snfiissucy Of CO.
Der here u on the ereet, which is bolt Lsd
never-siling Itrtsyu en- excellent SlilSrst 70 81
from which Il is h0Stsblc.
Tbs Pisceis nov orcut's,d W David M. ado En- ?.
msy be seen az any time--NVe wish TO s.uirlnsef-
atey, ara Il pphcao.n y utde IN either If MS it-
in this month, v. viii take St50oa Tor it. rsysb5.
one third the frst If Ssptembc, and tho h,i,nea
- tro annual payments personal secnrity will ta
required ior the first payment, * Deed Of Tr,,,
TO secure the whole.
CHARLES + LOGAN,
Tor himself ana 20 st,prpey. (,
JAMES CARTER.
NEIL MCOULLA
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OIisE.--Tba Copsrinership Of Ryby, Dya4.
- g Inyfor, vas, in consequesee u the dead Of
Mr.. James Kirby snd the term limited having ex.
pi-ed, cjesplvcd tie 5iu Ub.--AH persons IT,.
1'biei 90 The slii concern, ly nonds, Notes or G.
'aFrpisc, ere requested TO make immediate pay.
'oenr i1 Efo,ua0 Ja,io-, ulo IS alone sutorisd q,
settle ihe business C tie coneern--and 80 pesson
"Ho brve os"rs sgeirs tfe Concern, are reuu SIZED
70 sppis 20 him iOt seti-.feat
TfrEHS DPREE,
EJU ramon,
SsrViVrnS faSfDers Of 6H'Ly, I',gte on,.
Taylor.
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.Inne 1
LLA-TIE EOR- 81 =

z virtue of The last vii end teetanent of WE,
? cambridge, ESQ VIII be ss'u, ~ austion. Ia
The h'.hssi b,}l.r Monday Inc 2Uth dsy Of Jun.
next, Titfsr, II not, the next far dsy Nv the pre.
tnisss, that vsiGNbie e7;pte called WI.WD S o H.
situated ajuut mites above RjsSu Dad. snd on
James River, UPON which Mr.. Darlington at present
reIdcs. c0rugrivog 10 scres or land between two
sGi 4O9 of which reing well timbercd, also, about
tv1 & r-saed Fruit Trees, Of superior quhl:ty-s
god Dwelling ,ioasa sHd Stone Barn and Ora.
nsrT. credit % RE wears viii be given for the
Purchase roouey, ups1 whish interest from the date
q sch, rUs' be i.-id, qGsrter-yssrly.
i51ifo Gee prrs.'aas money, ana also q Deed OF
rust on to properly, viii be required NJ tie pur-
-nssor. FoyseSsion v BE given 90 the H. RI da5 Of
January next, With pcrmision OF sowing wheat this
.s1, ifrsqr"ed.
THOMAS TAYLOR, GENT, &c. ae
Nsy 25-e5Ms
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TIF7EEN' DOLLARS REVRRD.
3 2 uNAN AY q ou Clo subscriber ab0u, tie ff.
2 teeuth OF Msreh last, n.uatto lad by tae
sstae Of
RICK.
re r. 'hDcf fesr mr. inshes hish 70 m o. yesrs
NJ ser, . btr such people ofhis eoior e,.lfoor
~ have srd Frequently bss & plated his cios.Ai1e
were. ~hcc BE- loft iae. double vote huTos sym 81.
led in vrh yarn, dyed ~ dai1 oo'rt BE is vsfy
-ta'o'e fellow and vii eudasvor 10 p,-s gor Gee
mer--he hs9 rm informed somo relations living
w NJ reor it'rhutrd. bis gtaadu other free wo.
nse, Esod wth htr. SDcck soiIe years $40. Ow-
nrr' 9ri rss.er 90 vessels cautioned sgsrst cro
'g nr harhnring the stiA nsuoos the law vii!
b. force sga'u'' iho5s wla ofrui. J vii rge the
,'"ve re"'r 20 have hin secured in my jsil thst
! get hiyo ss,in.
JOHN COKE.
Wms'burg May Lift
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JOHN EDLOE,
THOMAS COCKER,
WILLIAM SEInEN-

y. z. Apy ons who wishes 10 purei,aas snail.
hAndsome, agreeable and remarkably healthy eoun.
Try scat in the County of Sussex situated abnut os
miles from Petersburg, and about the same distsnse
from J9mes k'yar, may be Accommodated on cbegp
terms, By applying to either OF the aforementioned
Executors.
June f. 81,
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june 1.
FOR SHLE.

TUX 0AL Z,
& N Wednesdqy 1s;b JAY, at Flower de Trp-
= dred, the residence of the late Col Mile, ssL
dep, Of Prince George Comfy, r. variety If per-
soesi property, consulting cf beds, tabl.a, ehsirs
aud other articles OF fashionable housebold h;rni.
tuse.--
ALSO,
Some sheep, together with several colts and brood
mares of approved blood.
4 credit Of twelve months will be EivSS, for all
articles sold for more tisn thirty doars-articIes
sold for lees than that sun, must be paid for before
taken away.
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Rfys

F%6HIoh.f8LF NOR e. SYOr 81 arr.
81 HIGHT :; DAVE, ~ osiie g. Z, 4G,,.,
or Mai' street, s'- sus rcnsivsd Gf1,
"'r'. h'a crrt Lat r'c7rfr rlf If 00ofs srt ss..
r re ifte1 isehioe, best r.fsiitig SOL y,tsr
'p',-,---- 4LSO cufn'iy g L.e'hgr, .iA:
'al Shp'1, Co'ss'k and Fetk-S.r.a loot lie
'it Tops Hides for ssrriea, END go iowa. s,s
ns"t'y a Cor5itan---An ~ wteh' gas .re.-
6rst rate .uri isr a. pbiladeip5 a.
June s. 20
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VIZ. LITTLE.

The Editors OF the Nstiorsi Istsliseneer, Bait
more American aud Fh;lade,phia Aurors, viii ius.rt
the above advertisement once sreek for sia Suceks,
quirsI.
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Taft rson iIire AIenufcctory.
sNHE snhscriber "a authorized e. receive nyierI
Tor tue following ARTICLES, 10 be executed =. ,he
shove manufscio'y, Snd forW~rdcd eyo,a th.aea
with all possible speed-'ls:ive-abe in Rishroord at
The Factory priSes. with the charges Of trspspo-.
tarion, Ike. viz
Cosr &C si.b fms Wire fron no tose5.
Gard Wire from !. o. o5 TO So,
Anneard or bending Wire ofsfrioua sz,-.
koltua, Standing aud Falling SseesLs to, el,aa,,
ing grain,
Move Wrea If every description.
Samples u the sbtye articles Inay Gs seen EnS ~
ders lodged st the Counting House Of
ANDREW SAfPTR,
Cary-street. OPPOSITE the Eagi, Tavern,
AsutSh bu VI
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June 4

TWEEN ~ DOLLARS REWARD
ST'OP TIE 2EIEYES!
IN TUESDAY night 'as', ny Stable in Chsrles
- N'S NouI',' w. ,ttks'' opef, and large
B8Y HORSE,
sszed-iaee, saddle spots, white hsirs nbor, III.
pole, with three white feet, peces rems, lily slow.
aud iimps in tn. left hind leg when d,.v.n fest AL
4 large SORREL HORSE.
aeoat yesr' 90 this spring. sms!lahite sps4 Ia
MS forehead with some white hsirs about h. fs.a
'ett hind foot white, and when closely e1aroipod:
WILL be found bind ia tie lett eys-beth used 20
gear.
VIII e'vs tSe above reward far both the bor4es,
or ten doSra for either, delivered 10 me.
JOHN CLARKE.
n. Is. They we're both traced "a far Al Mrl.
Frazec's Tavern. in New Kent County.
MAY I&-vSw
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your departure tor Ergl nj, the ve'y high sense
they entertain OF your excri,eney's uprshtresn in
the government Of this is,and. The high eharse-
ter with when your exee'leney hes progressively
acquired, IN tue service OF your eonp,ry, is beyond
any praise oi ours; but hop~ that We may be al
lowed to offer our particular sentiments on yonr
eeilenSy's general attention To the comforts Of his
rsiesty's subjects in this settlement
cur exeelieney's early attention, after your
rival To provide against that sesrcity u1der which the
island suffered curing the last wister, by the sdn-
ton OF measures Iasst likely ia sueceei merits our
grateful thanks; and the plentiful supply uG proNi.
SONS nov "a the market is the best proof that those
measures have heppiiy noe been disa ,pointed. nor
are we lees sensible the protecton afforded to our
commerce, by the wise distribution of the ships and
veaself under your e1eelepey's con- mand.
:" shall only add that the society sincerely wish
your exeeiiensy aSie passage To Ent'Sud, the en-
oyment of health, sud early return 10 the issbd
IA the ,prisg and that feel particular grstfies
ton, SIR, IL being made the ORGAN TO communicate
The sentiments of ths society OF merchants, snC
in;reat your eSceEensy to believe, that am, witt
rc.t trsth,
" Your eScsGsney'a very obeaient,
And very hpEAble servant.
"JS MhCBRAIRE.
&C PRECEDENT Of the Society OF Merchants
| To his excelleney Sir z. G. KEArs,K. Is.
Governor and Commander in Chief in
end over the isand Of Newfoundland,
Fort Tevashend, 81. Joda's. Newfoundland
| S;k November, 1873
| "SIR-t beg leave to acknowledge the receipt {
your letter Of this day, conveying most fat;sris
testimony of the favorable in which the Soviet
! OF merchants sre pleased to view my conduct,
| the discharge OF my respective duties Of GoVeruo
| and Naval Commander in Chief of this issnd, sns
at the ssToe time am desirouc al slnyey,pg to IN
society The high qualification feel hi. oectzior
| cannot withhold my aeknow Judgments 20 their re-
| pfe'sbie chairman, for the handsome Kramer
which he has been pleased to make the eoInrluR!o
ton.
"Your most obsdient scrvsnt,
Z" r. &. KEATS.
t' James -'Eac5raire, Esq. SIC. SEE
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y ME Subscriber continues his practice in Land
= Causes < Cases in ChSpsery, IN tire Geners,
Court, Court o. AppeEs & FederS Court sor the dis
trict ofKsny. Tie hssls wise nsde ~ strange o. tt
which enable, mD 20 Sitend 10 che ordinary tusine.s
OF an Attorney and CoUnsslorat law IN the Courts
sbovs mentioned, and 10 superutead the tskiu. Us
Deposition: within ths S:ste, and esee1ting urders
Of survey IL SUITS wnere hes employed professional
u letter. cirects-; TO lam a. F.ankf0Et or Louis
vile, Tiii lie attended, tS.
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"Sr 5oa"s rs ID fv 8, 1873.
"s1R--. aga Instructed. ~ tts % i'y ~ mer.
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Patent Portable Hot Bath.

NE inventor Of this important Medical I'm
y provenentis now gone ON to Philadelphis
IN, ord cr to provide competent susplv of An
patatus--As soon as he car Iske the neces ~,
arrangements. Agents will Sc employed to con-.
vcy them throughout the lated States. -
The price which he i: afst contemoIa,ed
was 20 dollars 10 private tsiizens. In Pbvs;c;~
ans lOO. dollars. For a few months however. n.
offered them at hale price TO those persons ,,hs.
might afford him their aid whist he ~,ss ~,
, ,eg such facts and testimonies as the pub.
nc required This period is now expired. and
.ne price IN future will be as at first intended
iNose VINO are able to pay for Il, must admit
these prices to be reasonable. -,gf 1850
FOR the reiicf Of the poor, every agent will b.
instructed to make provision in their respective
ne'ghnonrhoods. In the city Of aichmond. any
poor person who may need the Bath NAV apply
20 at John e. Shields, Capt. of the City Watch.
OF or 20 Mr.: John Maddox, with each of whom.
there viii be deposited systems to be devoted
exclusively TO the service of such
K AS TINS intended arrangement is completed.
h nc VIII be given from time to time. to-
those concerned. ~
NO person will be permitted to see sny Of the
hatns, who is not furnished with proner n.
eense, so rs TO be prepared to grant dispensati.
o a 70 every purchaser under the signature of
tne1hventor or his General Agent, as ever
known tio,. ton of the patent privilege will be
prosecuted according to law.
July 16. 49, : n ts : Z y S'NeS'
Z. .. kobt c. Jennings, the General Agent. 10
,urri,hed with supply of the Apparatus. ~
ms Once, lately occupied byIames brown EsI
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by the TTesluent, -
JAMES MONROE.
SEcRETARy OF STATE.

All officers and soldiers of the army are re-
quifed TO continue their exertions in detecting
and bringing to trial dessrters from the ar1
my.
a premium not exceeding fifty dollar. fer
each deserter will be paid by the con,mandinr
officer Of the post. garrison or district to which,
he may be brought and delivered. All officers
and Soldiers are required to enforce the law A.
gainst such citizen or citizens as shall entice
or pfocure a soldier to desert The words q,
the law are as follows, viz
g Be 10 enacted, Gre. That every person. no,
subject TO the rules and articles OF war. who
shall procure or entice a soldier in the service
OF the United States, to desert or who shall
purchase from any soldier, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof; and every Cap
tain or commanding officer OF any shin or yes-
sci, who shall enter on board such. shir, or YES
sci, as one of his crew, knowing him TO fave
deserted, or otherwise carry away any sue,
soldier, or shalt refuse TO deliver him M, q, the
orders of his commanding officer, shall. upon
legal conviction, be fned at the discretion Of =
ny court having cognizance Of the same IN an,
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars and
be imprisoned any term not exceeding one
year.
by order Of the secretsSy Of War.
JOHN r. BELL,
IssistaHf Inspector General.
t (2m.)
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Or Sales at Auction.

yU>f1E Subscribers have lately received and
n will sell at Public Auction, positively
without reserve, on Wednesday the S7thiust
(at the Store of the tenement next above
MIR X. Johnston's, and nearly opposite the
Merchants Coffee House.) a large and var
liable assortment of Dry Goods, viz
Elegant Jaconet Cambrics and Caubeic
Muslins. Linen Cambrics. Leno Handker-
chiefs, domestic printed Shawls, GiIla Hand.
kerchiefs, elegant Florence and Levantine
Silks, Genoa and Constitution Cord, Cordu-
roys, Tbicksetts and Velvets, Cloths. and
Cassimeres, Shifting Cottons, Pins. ell
egant Vestir gs, Dimities, Linen Damask
Table Cloths. Silk Cord, Back Grape. Leno
Grape. White Gauge, Linen Cambria Hand,
kerchiefs, Striped Nankeens, Le,an,ine
Shawls, Lilac and Figured Silks, India
Cottons, black Silk Hose and Gloves.
Beaver Gloves, black aud whie Silk
Mitts, and great variety of useful and
seasonablc articles too tedious to enume-
rate here. The public arc respectfully
assured that the above is to be free ard
unlimited sale-to commence at 10 O'Clock
when the terms will be made known.
Moncwe, Robinson & Peasants.
July 9. tbs,
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POETRY.


ihe following stanxss were composed by Thomas
Camphen Esq. and reeded by him at meeting
oil Nor,n-Br'tons. IL London. m 1908 The me-
naced inv sinu OF Boapar,e inspire, the Sc pa,riot-
1c eif,sipns which, With III ht Variations, we
nave taken the liberty 20 make. forciby points TO
the duties We should perform in the ar,uou, con-
fet IN which We are 6ghtiug for our al,-pfo a, is
ct Jocis.
Our bosoms well bare 10 the glorious strife,
And our oath il recorded on high,
To prevail in the cause that is dearer than life,
Or crushed in its ruins to die.
Then rise, Fellow Freemen, and stretch the rght
hand, -
And swear to prevail in your dear native land. s
lis the home We hold sacred is laid to onr trust
God bless the green Iaad OF the brave
Should eonqueror tread on our refuthers' dust
III would raise the old dead from the grave.
Then rise, &c.
In a freendn's sweet home, shall spoilcr abide,
Proiatiag IFS loves and It's charms {!
Shall B'Tton insult loved fair at cur side
To arms--o my country, TO arms
Then rise, sc.
Shall tyrants enslsve us, my eountrymen Mo-
their heads to the So ord shall be given:
Lei death.bed repentance await the proud foe,
And his blood be an offering TO Heaven.
Then rise, &c. n5sss
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To be Sold, or Rented,

MY TENEMENT on the msin street oppo
1'A site MIR. Zsclsrah BroUk , tavern in I
town OF Manchester, on Saturday tie 12tl, q
November next, at o'c ock. on tic premise 8. o
before Brooks Tavern. Terms OF sale. on,
third ofthe purchase money to be paid or. n.
acknowledgement OF the Deed, the balance H.
two annual payments with interest,". ross ss,on
will be given IN either case on the 18th ofD
cernber following This property may =,
greed Tor privately. Also TO 50 e, the oaouyp
RENT ola rEsENENT, occupied by James
Gordon, opposite the Manchester Warehoose.
at iilty dollars per annum for ver.---rhis is
cash article, AID aHALF AeaE lot adion
ing the 6fst property, on the main street, near
" Plsnked IN This lot i have not the ticket
for, but have Deed from the State Of Virginia.
and have been in possession forty years---a
beautiful lot, and as its situation is high and
commands fine prospect Of Richmond and The
Rver-fhis also is cash property.
July %, FRANCIS SMTTu.
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10 I'm II ounict, sufrioiag e,.rsn tor Of
- J'st:s sil5irean sfeeased. James ,JTelsL, dad
N.stsaaict.s D..ita,u aaa Salty Ais.,r;ts.
A , seu are nct residents of the Common
Z - wsaitf Of Virginia, take this method
g give YOU ntice, shat shall proceed, by
Virtue OF commission from the Superior
Ceprs of Chancerv for the Rich,nond Dis.
tr,ct. on'the hrst Monday of October next.
tween the hours of eight in the forenoon &
SIX IN the afternoon, and between the same
hours OF each succeeding ds, initial thee
violence shall be taken, atthe Prr,honotary's
Offlce, in the Flwn of Pittsburg in the
state OF Pennsylvania, to take the De.
positions Of John Irwin, George Wallace.
James Robinson. John Wilkins. John
w Gods. david Steel. James Ross, James
0iiard. Anderson Tanehill, Samuel Jones
and Samuel Hewett. And that shall all
so proceed, between the same hours of the
second Monday of December next, and Of
each succeeding day, until all the evidence
shall be taken, at the Office of said Superb.
or Court OF Chancery, at the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond. to take the depositions of
John Preston. and others. all said deposit
tions be read in evidence in the suit in
said Court, depending. wherein am plain
till and you and others are defendants.
Your obi. servt.
JAMES MORRISON.
July 9. 1914. wsw.
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1O1YcE.

A Petition will be presented to the next
" General Assembly, IN behalf of the
Richmond TURNPIKE COMPANY. 10,
an increase fthe TOLLS upon Coal wa.
CONS, carrying more than sixty bushels o.
Coal at load aud that the company NAV
be authorised 10 demand and receive a rea
sonabis toll uoan carts bringing wood to the
City Of Richmond.
July ist 1914. 10s
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MIR. Richard NetIlerIanl !:

,ENAKE NOTICE, that snail. on the 9TH
n Monday in August next. it being the LIST
day OF Cumberland Court, proceed to take,
at Thomas Hobson's Tavern, in the said
County, the affidavit of Daniel Mayo, to be
read as evidence in Bill of Injunction de-
pending IN Powhatan County Court, where
III yru are Plaintiff. and myself and Miles
Bot * Co. are Defendants.
JOSIAH FORLINES.
Julv 20. s4F)
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NOTICE.

IN Porsuarce Of Deed Of Trust, executed by
Cap Charles nopk MS, tbs 23d April, 1911.
TO secure TO Nell MCouie, the pawn, ut Of a
Ger ain $3.50 ol $50 ney therein sp flied, one or
more OF the J rlistees therein mention. d viii on
Monday th' 18Th my Of AugIs, next (beinv
court dsyJ p.o ceed 10 sell, at q ooh,and G. II.
90 tbe hIgli, 81 BIDDER, Tor ready money, th,
Trsct OF LAND in the County s'oresais,, con.
ta'nmg lOs i.2.acrcs, bounded by the lands nov
o. iae tie property OF Ron, RI Hedford, Ffancis
r. y stor, Vim. johnson, Samuel n. Crae well and
JOstph NOooson.
July s. 1914 ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-03
~ the President Of the United States of
.aineFicd,
sss A PROCI.A VI ALTON

~ rry . IS
WHEREAS information has been received;
eh at number OF Individuals, who hsqe
deserted ir,m the Army OF the United States.
nave become sensible of their offences, and are
desirous OF returning to their duty:
Aful pardon is hereb, granted and procls;-n.
ed to each aud I'll sucn individuals as shall W; n
IN tiTee months from the date .ts,ereot. surTen-
der themselves tothe commanding officer of
any military post within the United States or the
territories thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caused The
seal of the United States to be affixed to
these presents, and signed the sam E with
my hand.
Done at the City of Washington, the seven.
ieenth day of June, A. d. one thou.
sand eight hundred and fourteen, and
OF the Independence of the United
States the shirty.eighth.
BY the President,
JAMES MONROE,
SEcRETARY OF STATE
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NOTICE.

ny power of Attorney executed 20 me, by
- George Penn. bearing date the 18th day Of
Decembsr 1872; and OF record IN the unity
Gouri Of Chesterfield, TO s. cure the D lyment OF
Certain sum Of money therein specified, Cor
cost ssaii on Thursday the 4lh day OF next
month proceed to sell at d chsriai Brooks "a
vern inthe town OF Manchester, TO the highest
bidder or cash tract Of land, in sa,g county.
oouisinng FIFTY three and two third acres more
or less, and bounded by the lands of Benjamin
Hatcher and others.
THOMPSON BLUNT.
Chesterfield July IS, 1914. 5tsp.
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A PETITION will be prese,tel to the
"A Gereral Assembly, at their nee
, ssion, praying that Law NAV pass au.-
orizing Company to establish Tnrn.
y re Road, from the City o. Richmond croa,
sug Cbickahomuy swamp at theme Bride
es' to the dry land in PASSOVER County.
Jul g. 5tw.