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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
liaac Thomas's Efate.

HI ,.eaiior. o the efia.e Of ZSAHG
i THOMAS. late Of Gsihzm IN the coun.
~ of Cumberland, yeomsn, deoeafed, are here-
by notified hat William Tn mas sdminifir a.
tor on iaid tfsate, ha. pteisniea to me sc.,
Count OF adm'niit a'ion aad h. he arr,s will
lie eonhdSed ~ me al ipscial Court OK
Probate To be ho'den at the Reeiilers Office
in Portland, "a Monday he twenty 6ril day
II Mach Dext al ten O'Clock in The forenoon.
a which Coust they may lie prefer, and heard
thereon
SAM. FREEMAN. J.4ss s ,siS Court.
F,b as, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
TDYv HCCIIyNjS

Hek who have den,a ds sga,n.i The Town,
are requeiiea 10 exhibt hem to he fus,.
fcs,hers Al ae flee OF Is MAYO on The III
and h OF Ma cb current, ON VIII CT days
the ia iefihers wIi ate d for their exam,aa-
ton kBhN M 20 csn y dseo.aa for
WA. SWAN, ) ssros # Portland
Fsbsrsy, Is, .sA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

abuie and icurilIi'y as ufualIy make up tke
chief matter of en- ornament in The vehicle
before alluded ,o-and tha they fu y appro-
ba ed every fenumen, contained in he abls.
dignihed aud manly Memorial adoped o, he
town-at the 1ame time ,hey declare hat they
have Tot changed heir politica pf,ncipe. bur
The pfeisat party ia power have changed ,hei
II. MIR Printer, warfare is 10 be KEPT up
IN his Town On rrivs e ,ndivisusfs IT hey are
10 be On every oecalian The "a Cts of icur-
riili,y and u!e, lei thofe whom II eoneefos
non beware how hey throw down tfs sas,n,-
LET. Tn fs who dwell 10 ylafs h aales n I'D
roi be the 6rIl 20 th,ow loaes rae own
meeting o. Monday an, iaii 30 eeniIi of The
too 3. oil iaet,on wa, CON pofed of csIEens of
all cane AID Ia poiaI Of uunibeI sad refpec
liability inferior 20 no meefing over called If
say :" tool OF faction we're pr.feut they were
,hoie 1--WE undef 'he pay of gose nmeni who
held W 'hs,r hands syanii the emorial.
4 MICH. MIC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
NOTICE..

= ANYWAY from he cuftcay Of the tub,
~ ierber on the $ h inf. Boy ny ,hs
name Of PETER kURMEY-This /. Il,
forbid all Pc fon, fr m ,ruiling or haeboriny,
lad boy al il,ah pay no elpeaie, or debts
OF he contracting,
STIMULI OWEN.
R,r.l.rsI FsB 27S, I8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

N ms S'se. Ina future paper, we shall no.
nee this subIec, more al large. In he mean
Ime' no outstanding the high o2iniop We
entertain OF The grea, islents of Mir Dexter,
W. believe the venerable aud patriot
KONG 20 be he ,ery best man N the
S'a'e Tor Governor, md as such, IL WI, be
come The oounden defy of e.e,y Eiector ef
Msssschu'eits WHO WISHES 20 see, once
more teturn of the old times Of peace AID
p'osref',y 10 give lis firm aud zeslOus su,,
port tor his &c s,eeiion
Recruiting "A report was in circu
,atioh i.sl week that orders had been re.
ceived 10 stop recruiting. We under
stand there Is moi general order ia
apply to the recruiting service at large,
and II such orders have been given in
any case, 1t Is whele the company o.
regiment is full or there is Lihcisncy
Of cash. :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
NM. snIKLIY,

NM. sbikLbr,
ANi one of The pefions. who, feeling my.
fslf aggrisved under the oper s',on of the re-
l,uet,ve meaiuses Of :h,s ~ 4 uYs ard Jsf war.
tina; daisd 10 pu my name 40 'he PAGER re
quefhng the Sc eetmsn to cal town meeting
for the rufpoe. therein eaprsiled The IN.
s,.ssi4fs edtor of e. ovei'ng papef in Thu town.
no, Owe urdensd With the n,oe e.ig 4 de
ceucy, proprey or honor, has thought proper
to denomiIafs me one of tie Liss, sls 10 fuse,
gssfy L :, true, MIR Printer, that ! am l.4s
.bsne-that am not 10 rich a. tome who are
erjJy ny fA .Aiar'es, AT the Ell enie f he dii.
{ eff uLaer winch he souDtry 10 grooming
crea IRE, aho ieem 10 lie OF ii,e op mon hat
wealth eoniirute, fighl. and IL ,Le ony cri
ter,on Of sXee ence. Blu Sir. DO no CONCEIVE
poIwith snding cannol boat Of coriequs &c
built upon hss i bosas5 ha. I have I, me
rights aud pnv,,sse, ei and thai they e
guaranteed 10 me by. ~ eIcelien cont n
| non. After careful examination of the nsmes
who iigned the fame paper with myief ! an
proud 10 be coniideteG one OF the numhsr -
] find they conhli OF hghy refpeclabe Me.
chance, ship Matters aud Merchsn;s --iame
rich and Tome poor Sut Whole character. will
MT ihrink from eompariion with an equal
Dun,btr feected from al the advocate, Of
/ rei,n Give meafafes Ia lhis IOWA
I | have heard ievefal democrats fay thai
they wholly dhspproved Of Ouch indifcrimina,e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28

THE futferihsr hereby give, pnblc ho,ic-
10 all Concerned thai fhs has heep day al
pointed and taken upou lerfeif The trnh Of
adminiiistjK on be ela,e OF
brNJAaiN BEFaY,
late Of Por 'lrnJ N The eouIty Of CgDherlsnds
b oekri ker, dese,sd by giving bond a, he.
Jaw di'eeh--sh he Therefore equens q perfoDs.
who are indebi ed TO the fsd deceaf, a. eff,ts
To make Immediate psymen, aud b lie VIC
have any demands thereon, TO eIh.br. ~
fame 10 ELIZABETH BlQpy
tsb. "a, 1914
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

three miles below at the Burnt VIUage
where General Adams detachment cross
ed in their late expedition against the Oak
fuskees. Put off early on the 9th tie RI
yer being shoaly and the wind high, we en-
camped having gone only 10 miles-10,h,
came Is miles thro' a shosiy and difficult
river. interspersed with islands. IIth,
came miles when we found ourselves At
the head of high and dangerous falls, by In.
dian computation 10 lesIopg.'
~ tits contemplated. we believe, short
ly TO remove Fort Mitchell which stands
near the foot Of the Chatahooche Falls to
tbs head Of them, where a strong work
will be erected, and the principal depot
fer provisions established. The federal
road will likewise be altered to pass that
way.---youJnai.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
Twsnty Dollars Resyara.
STOP THE VILLAINS,

Nm Sunday night iaut, my stable ia the county of
OChesterieid, was broken open ,nd a sorrei mare
aceustomed 10 gear taken therefrom---aIso, a hight
eoaoured sorrs horse acoustomed gear. The above
reward will he given tor either Of the Anmsjs--&
Que hundred dollars for the apprehension aud con .
eietion Of the thief os thieves They trsaed
the Richmond road, as far as Osborne's, where
pursuit became fruitiess. The public are earnestly
cautioned, to take step, against these midnight
naursuders
THOMAS TAsB
Petersburg Feb. 70.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
.Ma. JAMES CoJEpEP,

: IFI-h. JIIlNJ! . " " 7 It. nv .
C1R-Asyo place OF residences 10 not knows to
~ me, and you are perhaps resident os another
a.te, use this mode Of informing yon, that on Sa-
iurday the end day of April next between tho hours
the Esse Tavern in the city of Richmond, shall
proceed 90 take tile deposition of MIR. Thomas Will
so-S ensle witness, TO particular fact, in GER
taina suit now depending in the Superior Court of
Wfilssn Miles Cary, surviving Ere sator of Edward
Ait,bler, dee'd plsf sad yonr.ag and others defls
ut wksh time and p.ce you wilt attend If yeu th;n;
Dr. yper Your ob't serv't,
For Wilson Mies Cary,
JOHN AMBLER.
n tareh 9. ct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
BY Thomas Ritchie.]
Baltimore Nlre hyanatactOry.

Baltimore HIre 12ana.facfory.
HE Subscribers have WIRE from No to t9,
Il which they offer for sale lower than can De
Imported, at their Store No 9, Water-street
e. NEWHOUSE & Co.
Baltimore. March Q. At
ESY virtue Of Deed of Trust, entered into by
III John Hughes. Sr. OF the county of Amelia, to
Nseure the payment of certain Of money there
IN specified, due to Thomas Perknson-A-Wiii he
sold at Public Auction at Painve, in the county Of
Amelia, on the 26th Of March next, the following
NEGROES, to wit: Lucy, Dolly aud Ben, Tor ca st,,
Ear many will be sufficient TO discharge the ba.
lance that may be due said deed, with all cost ac-
Sruiag Acting as trustees we will convey to the
purchaser such title as 10 vested in US.
AUSTIN SEAY,
/, Marehq. - Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

tiles they may hold under the original grant
ALSO from which of the original companies
the present claimants derive title, and the
amount OF money withdrawn by any Of tbs
original grantees or persons claiming under
them or their agent or agents from the Tres-
sury of Georgia.
And the same was agreed tos
For agreeing toit IS
Against it 6s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05

trembles under your feet. advance one sep
and you plunge into the abyss below. ara
are lost forever. ~
Ambition has destroyed every other re
public. In times Of distress and. danger
factious men riss out of Inc times. Th az
reasons are plausible, their accenss. homs:k.
and their views hrofrasediy pasrietic. -
They well know that in such times the pso-
pie may b. inclined to listen to schemes Of
reDelf. under the name Of REFORM. And in
time Of war crafty enemy will watch the
movements with critical eye. But know
that any attempt Of this sort, must. at tbs
time. fail The people are attached to their
They are h,t so incbnstant as
! you would make them--1 hey are becoming
every day more and more united The A.
merican spirit is rising, and they will de-
nounce these headlong measures and their
authors. Sir, our course is too plain tn ado
nit ola doubt. Union and esergy will se~
cure US an honorable peace. Instead of fn-
menting discord let US urge union Of al
parties---Leaye these mad measures, for
times or more safety, or abandon them fopS
ever-Make party snimosities TO subside, &
direct your zeal against your enemy. and
your trtumphs peace aad prosperity are cer<
tain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
Patent Portable Hot Bath:


vTyHE inventor Of this important Medical I'm
\ provement is now gone on to PhilsdelphiA
in order to provide competent supply Of Ap-
paratus--As soon As he can make the necessary
arrangements Agents will be employed to con!
yey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemplated
ans 100 dollars. For n few months however, he
offered them at half price, to those persons Who
might afford him tAeifsAid, whist he was col
iecting such facts and testimonies as the pub
lie required. This period is now expired, and
the price in future will be as at first intended
Those who are able to pay for ia must admit
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief cfthc poor, every agent Will be
instructed 10 make provision in their respective
neighbourhoods In the city of Richmond, any
poor person who may need the Bath may apply
to MIR. John r. Shields, Capt: ofthe City Watch,
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each Of whom,
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
exclusively to the service of such. st,f
AS this intended arrangement is completed.
notification will be given from time to time, to
those concerned. 80.
Ne person will be permitted to see any of the
Baths, who is not furnished with proper liz
cense, so as TO be prepared to grant dispenssti-
ons to every purchaser under the signature Of
the inventor or his General Agent, as ever.
Known violation ofthc patent privilege will bo
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL K: JENNINGS.
T. 8. Robt c. Jennings, the General Agent, 10
furnished with supply of tho Apparatus, 1t
his Office, lately occupied by James Brown. ESQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
Valuable Slaves.

The sale will continue from day to day, until
complicated. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims are hereby notified to
bring them forward on or before the day Of
sale, properly authenticated for paymeDt.----
This notice will be plead in bar agains 1t all sub.
sequent claims, as the balance OF the property
lafter paying the thea made Known debtsl will
be distributed amongst the different legatees.
DAVID 7. LEWIS, Exe'r.
October %, 1914 ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
Samuel e. Adams,

IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locks,
Do. Files,
DO. Topgs, shoveIs and Pokers;
Do. Ssddlery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles,
Do. Till and Chest Locks, But
Hinges, &c.
DO. assorted Hardware.
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
Is baltimore Ploughs,
IL Doz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND.
a good assortment of Hardware, Tronmongefy
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiting Cloths
Hoes, Iron, Nail Rods, &c. &c.--WhicR are Of.
tered for ssies on moderate terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
MOTTO r.

Is hereby given. that ] shall expcye to sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday the
2sd December next, at the late residence Of
Peter Clarkson, decd. the whole ofthe stock Of
various kinds; household and Kitchen furni.
ture, plantation utensils, all the crop OF Wheat.
Corn. Oats, Fodder, &c. &c. And at credit
OF twelve months, 1.-THE purchaser giving bond
and approved security parcel of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05


would have made. in principie. more p,s-
rorchi,aL A .cent Senate a sfrsnrey
were object, very near the hearts
Of acme pensIer,en h.fore thu con,tisiuion
!. AZ sac,e,.d sr-,s ro.a-.h,s -.,,,.r, !, fror,
.,,,r,~s... .,,,, I ,s,.ht 70 h.lisve
,e Is ~, 49,. - =. s'-s,,sss,, I, s,a
n.r,. !. - ...~s., ~. ,,,S tanss IS ,ha
Ss.a &C., &C, ss 80 ss..'.en.;s
wy u.''su W ~, 49, Is.s.
Ssu.uu"u luz Ne" 1'"e'enu,
sS.s "o uu'. nc se""ea. "oI,u
'Ss'"ou sue uahus Oh tns eneSuufe, nc
y, INV p'ooNo.y set a 10 az" a' l"e M'r'-
"u'es OF monarchy ercens me name. ihere
wou'u Proosoiy be permanent executive
. "ouse on lords 0otn temporai ana snuaefmts
ana Possibly house OF commons. But It IS
s'"e~nat doubtful. whetner gentlemen ~fsn
9 strengthen tho hands ct the present cx-
ecu'ive OF the United States. We have
ever since the war was declared, witness
SEQ an unremittcd succession ct attempts to
trammel the executive OF the United States,
and = do confess Il appears to me extreme,
" iaognaoies that gentlemen should now
perceive the urgent and Irresistible nscessis
y or preventing the pernicious effects OF
tner own pertinacisy by ineonsiderately al.
terlos the constitution. But alterations &
- 4A94A~Hs
/! tasnionaole. that we must expect them on
ms SIDE of the Atlantic. We very well know
mat republics arc very unt shiona6le Ours
Is. believe the only one existing :. break
TINS INTO two parts, destroy 1t, and the res,
fordffon to anti6nt sovereignty in America.
|nJeasfofe, IT not Inevitable. We are told
IN your preamofe, that the Constitution Is
unht Tor peace or war;" This, sir, to me
novel Doctrine. had supposed that the
constitution was very satisfactory, and very
dear 70 tns people. ] am pretty certain, and
venture to predict, that should this consti
touon ever become null and void, another
OF republican form will never be adopted.
and that the liberties Of thfs nation will er-
F5re with their present constitution.
we have been told, sir. that the adminis>
traitors OF the Federal Government have
violated the Constitution, and thnt it is fherce
|jore 0osd. his Is strange doctrine What
power have ConHress tn destroy or make
VOID tne Constitutionf They are agents TO
act under or conformabie 20 it, and If they
nc. against its provisions. their defs are void
natf! is almost alarming aud pernicious
principle that the ieeasiature OF the Union
~ acting IN contraventlon OF, can destroy
.ne cnarter. Sir, the position is a wrong
one-a dangerous hefesy, calculated to de,
celve ana ehsnare the people. and to draw
s ~ ron tne,r allegiance tothe General
20 Sovernment' IL contradicts our own acts /;
l lo VIC nave sworn to support this very con
s.I tong since Il has become void by
iegls'atVe infraction.
can well perceive the grounds of all the
complaints against the Constitution Il .
peraies 20 KEEP the ninori,y from controul.
ing inc mc,etry would enquire Of gem
tlemen, II IN their new or amended Cuusti>
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05
WORDS OF COMMAND
WITH
EXPLANATIONS, !,
COMPILED BY AN
Officer Of Distinction.

FOR SALE AT THE ARGUS OFFICE:
This small work will save much t,uh,. 90
give much information to M;j;tsrv wsn % sn !:
well as the Officer. y ''~ @1isa'ss -
October 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-05

P.s. Robt. C. Jennings, the General Agent, ID
Furnished with supply Of tho Apparatus, Il
his office, lately occupied by James Brown, Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
referred Articles.
NEw,ORLEAss.


We have So often mentioned the Barata-
RAN thieves in tins Gazstte, that we fear
the subject has become nauseous TO our reas
ders /; and well il may, for not an act of
Smuggling, piracy or murder is perpetrated
= BY them, hat is as well. known to every man
III society as to ourselves. Yet the disgrace
ard the mischief continue and increase. and
God knows how soon LATHE may remove
the scat OF his empire from Barataria to
lSew~Osieans. Scarcely week passes Int
we hear Of a vessel being taken, belonging
20 powers at amity with the United States
within the last month we have re ceived ac'
counts of two Russian ships having been
captured, day appointed for the sale Of
their cargoes, and numbers of people from
this city attending the auction.
II is now three years since the establish.
ment at Barataris was FIRST formed, during
which, at a moderate. computation, the,
have taken nhe hundred vessels, Au;eri
cans as we'll as neu,rals.yet not an indvid'
ual Of the crews has escaped to bear witness
against thea: Dead men tel no rates, & it is
probably trne, as some have suggested, tina
1900 human beings have been murdered L
make assurance doubiy sure tina, these mis-
creants should escape the hand Of jussice--
Buteuough, shame ssid indignation viii per
NIT us to go no fsTther. The crises cannf,
endure much longer; il must soon be decide'
whether we shall still constitute an iutegra
part of the American union. or be compeli
ed to swear allegiance to John Laftte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
From The Enquirer. 4
MIR. WILLIAM WILSON.

The following is an extract of Letter
from this gentleman his correspondent in
this city, written with view to correct a
statement which was published in the En-
uuirer Of the 9th inst. We know nothing oil
MIR. Wilson's conduct from our own knows
edge; what was said of him was, as was
then stated. derived from letter from Dunn
fries. as well as from the lips of an officer
who who had been stationed at the White
House and heard the floating conversation OF
the camp. We are now led to believe from
the character which stamps his letter, from
the fact Of his discharge By the Secretary OF
Was, from concuriing statement which
has reached us from another quarter, that
Mr.. Wilson is innocent Of Il charged which
were made against him. and thathis conduct
was mistaken by Com. Porter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
buckingham County,
Jun Court, 1917.

II IH19 CoWt, lolr 49,
Ellis Pdtney Plaintiff
William T. Hansford and ) CHANCERY.
Stephen Guerrant, admr's. | Il r.t,k.t
ofJane Hansford. deceased,
ss -. Dsits..j
,(N the motion ofthe Plaintiff, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
Defencast, VIM T. Hsn,for1d, is not an inhabi.
tsnt OF tins stats--It IS ordered. That unless
the said Wm. L. Hansford shall appear here
on or before October Court next, and answer
the Plaintiffs bill, TIE Court will then proceed
to take the same sorcontessed as o.him. and de-
cree the matter thereof accordingly aud that q
copy ot tlls Crdsr be forthwith inserted il.
sonie pubic newspaper of the City Richmond,
tor two months successfully, and another copy
ne posted up g the front door of the Court
house OF this County
II ooPY--TEsTEs
,ysr " .Ei.DNIDGE, Jr- D. C. 7
August s wsoi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
No Imprcssment.
rvrp . ~. from GENgRsJ. oRDrps

EXTRACT from GENERAL ORDERS.
81 aA.turANT GENERALS orr1cy.
I" camp Fairfield, Sept. S, 1914
CALI, Inors 'sme'its OF C,rts, Wagons, or
other Carrsye, -aDd their Teams. employed IN
bringing ,upniies to the army or to the CITY OF
"By COMMAND,
(siened) FLAMES WAURTcE, Ad. Cen
Liberal r;oe will be given for all forage brought
to market sed hose who feel disposed 70 hire tlsir
wagons and Co. ms VIII meet With generous prices
tor them, from 49,
oJANEs McSELDEN, Capt.
," AID p. r, NJ. OF the Army,
f" Contracts WI be made az the Camp, for
furnishing tho army With wood"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
Lint and Bandages

|gsNiE Citizens OF Richmond (aud particu-
y larry FemalesJ are requestedtc collect
all lnuen and cotton rags, which they NAV
with care Convert into lint ard bandages, for
the use of the troops in the field lint
should be of iihnep scraped--the bandages
may be of cotton or lnnen:--Old pieces of
Flannel may also be useful.
The Captains of Exempts in their respec.
tive Wards and the intendant will receive
all that may be sent theln--to be applied to
tse above object.
SeDtr. & tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25

the reports in this case made 6y the late com
m'ss'onef Nicholson: And the judge doth !arih-
er order that the commissioner, after stating all
the accounts, upon the principles oh the court,
may then, ifrequircd, state the accounts, as eli.
tner or any OF the parties may direct, together
with any matters which they may require to be
specially stated, or winch he mas think perth
nent. Let copy of this order be forthwith
Furnished 20 the counsel of the defendants.--
Given from under my hand this l4th July, 1914.
CREED TAYLOR.
Acopy-Testc,
WM. w. RENING. {. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
wa. W. RENING. c. c.


SoWWSstoner's once,
Richmond. SRI month lst, 1874.
The parties interested are desired to take
notice that have appointed the Oath day of
day of the 10th nontii (October) next for
commencing the accounts b. the foregoing
decrctal orders Of the Courts directed Ion
which day, at 9 o'clock. A. M. their attend
ance is required at my Office in this city. with
their accounts. documents and vouchers
also copy of the Court paper $. for the pur-
pose OF enabling ma to state and settle the
same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
GENTLEMAN's
POCKET COMPANIoN. v.

4 u p
POCKET COMPANIONS
coMrsisiNs
"A GENERAL DESCRIPTION
OF THk nosLE AND USEFUL ANIMAL
THE HORSE,
zogefher MIN fhe Quickest and fde sYma,e.,,
Mode Of Rattening -'''
ssezssARr 23sAr.MsSr warIs u.,..
CONC sxcEsSIHz FATIGUE, on
JOURNEY:
CONSTRUCTION AND MANA cr.,p,,
STABLES, oS
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By K. MASON
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-25
Valuable Property For Sale

BY virtue of q Trust Deed, executed to us by
James Cooke, of the county of Powhatan
dated LIST October 1912. and recorded in Tie
county Court Of Powhatan, for the purpose. Of
securing sum Of money therein mentioned, to
John Swami, will be exposed to sale, on the
premises at public auction for ready money, on
the I'D Of September next, the sexcellenfiy ST.
tated and improved TRACT OF LAND in
said county, on which the said Jas. Cooke now
resides. contrasting 800 acres ALSO sundry
likely SLAVES, named in said Deed: or so
much Of the said Land or so manyof said Slaves.
as may be sufficient to discharge the sum ,lu e.
at the time of such sale. The title yestsd IN
the Trustees viii be conveyed to the purchaser
or purchasers
September 3. ~,