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BY LA5T ZIG Hrs MIL,
BosTeN, MAY Z.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND & BER
NiTTnA


HIoc6ade offhe american coast .fr7Qfstice
bet7vecn FrdSce e tie .Hiilea.
4 gentleman arrived in town on Thurs.
day evening from Eastport. which place he
eft Saturday las. He Informs that he had
Halifax paper Of the goth ult. which ne
LETT at Newburyport CT Thursday for the
Editor OF the Herald. lie also informs that
mentioned the arrival at Halifax, about
the 23d ult. Of a Packet from Falmouth
bringing London papers to The 90 IA March,
which contained the British accounts Of the
battles between the Allies & the French (the
French accounts Of which were received by
the Granpus,) in which the Allies acknow
ledged the loss of 90 500 men. killed, woun-
ded and prisoners. He thinks the paDer
Contained nothing respecting America. or
any thing else ~ importance.
II London papers to the goth March have
actually been received, their contents must
D. very important. as tReq would be ncorlt,
month i9trt NGH fJTWer adpiceg :c.nse
qneutlY would contain the details of new
var operations in France. we may calcu
late THAI no'hng favorable 10 the British
Lesgus has occurred FOR in that event i,
would have been proclaimed ftoui the house
tops. The Frsucn have prohabi. cleared
. heir country Il thsblrbzrous hordes Of the
North.
hc1Orted boWe fefwsea an Hmeric4n Tri.
,'T'orr schr. end BitISi 3tanshor..
lhe gentleman iorther Informs that h,
'a~ Sa-rP0rt person fron s.. Johns
wfc iatoiUed nioi taas ? ttaDsp.it. wish
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TEN D0LL.4RS REU.1RD--

LEN DOLEs4RS REU4RD-
sfi2Ek I'D from the Camp, near the Pleasure
Jones,s company, Virginia Militia, now in the ser.
wee OF the S-tle is resident of Kuekingharo
and resides near WILLIS Mountain He Is of,oddis
stature has blue ey S, light hair and of pale CON
sProbahle he las returned to the reip.bo
mood from whence lie came.-The aooy4 rewar5
VIII DC giver te any person wio will oe,iyer bi,r 70
ae at in's phase, ca sny other officer in TIE services
VIZ C. POVAII
Con- z company attached 10 liz
sM 'esf p,gElEiG .Iiiaig, a.. .6e
~, = Service cftke United st0fes.
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WILMINGTON. April as.
ETrECFcS FIJI GRJTlZI

We are informed that the pcivateer Young Wasp,
Captain Hswie5, MS arrived in the Desware from,
. crnize. The Young Wasp mas taken eleven priz.
es, and has board considerable quantity OF spe-
Gle.
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J'riVafeerirP on Ldse ChGnt6idin
The private armed boat Alert Cstlin, master, OF
Burlington, has captured and brought into that port
British weasel laden with furs.
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n r o 4 r. Il

FaNtE Suige~Ib. hoe commenced the Brokers' hu
9.ncsS, and messy be fouHd at his Office over the
Coping Room Of N sars. y. s. J Dck-Hs viii
oiEo irsrsec' business On comm, on.
7I.y IL e
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FOUND.
On the second Instant.

- Sh tne second JnStalt,
n Il OK O r CT Nd LES
~ hiCf the owntr my have by paving the cost
on thia Advertisement. and small gratuity
to the black boy who found them 10. particuisr:.
enquire at ths office.
May - q
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SAILING OF THE ADAMS.

The ADAMS, Captain Norris. sailed from
Savannah yesterday. The ADAMS IN her
cruise, captured an East-Indiaman of very
great value. He kept possession of her all
night, and took out about SO tons of Ivory
In the morning, there were 90 sail in his
-.gake, and two 74's amongst them, whics
compelled him to abandon his prize, and
make off. He has manned no prizes.
UNFORTUNATE.
The officers Of the EPERvIER have in
formed those of the PEACOCK, that the
FRoLIC, Captain Bain6ridse, as taken oa
rhe 26th ult. by the ORPHEUs friga,e, and
q Government sch 1oner in company, with
ont gun being fired; that the FRoLIc
had hove over her guns in the chase. This
news may be relied on.
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.hembers elected - serge in ne next
VIRGL.N'L.4 LEGKSL.4TUnE.
.9EgHs.G--Andrew a nderson, Robert Doke.
James Cny-Areher Hankins, William Tsze.
well
C'fy sf WiHams6uyg-W William Waller
New members
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700 troons on board. which sailed from tn al
port Tor Halifax, had re urseG, haviRy had
a severe engagement wi.h en- American
PriSa;eer supposed The Fox Of Ports
mouth, OF an hour and aad an half. VIXEN
they parted By mutual consent. The en-
gagement took place off Cape Sable. lhg
transport ha6 from so to rs men knled.
we were politely sbswn a letter received Nv
tse MIDAS. dsted i}ordeGu&, Msrch IL Il state,
thN here bad been continued and severe fighting b.
tween iroyds sod Rheims. The Brit ST. aer. then
. or leagues rom Bordc aux. - Bal .ls;te
az ST. Cre5 and St. Thomas, restored 10 he
DAne, hsve been recently given up to the Enrlishs
ana TIE DANISH government re-established
-ss=s--
SoNCERT d RECTTATION5.--.n NE Es,.
y! s'e, cfthe PhiIadelb lIa 7heat-e, ka, ne Eer-
or 81 'es6eeYsiJ intornling tie Lade; ard Genie.
men u hichniond aud -HGnchester. tfat on Y,es-
gay evening, May l6th. at the Easie Tavern. he
infsnds 10 CHer Nights Eate,tGiaasng. 70 CONSIST
Of J9cd! g A1sfruneafSi -Husic SpIth sec:,a,i,ns
ana opec7rie15 AZ the Ms;Tionick .qrt
from the I'D Of those T,ofessfonak sir,.l.,,,,,.
-,h ''ch enSie Hds engaged and by his osen e,eey-
Hens, ne h9pe' TO reHGcr tke EVeaine's 9nuse,ners
0o'hy me attentions Of those zuho may Jaeor him
with heir presence ~"
Particulars in titt,r'c Advertisement. ,t
5 oseO u o Z l. a RS
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5 0seO ID o Z. l. Il RS
~ ANTED on interest, payable querter.vesrlv :.
ior ~hieh satisfactory security will be given
on real estate. Esqaire :. this Office
hlsy f4--1f
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E'aat = ons's were manned, approached
'iS6m bad OF the prize & asked what brig
/ AT was" was answered what bosta a,e
-,nose," accompanied with throwing open the
pcrts Ut the prize, which 30 alarmed the cue
my, Shat they made of precipitateiy.
Lieut.. Nicholson understood fsom the os-
ficers of the Epecyier, thas on inc 2tst A
pril. oil the HAVANA, the United States
s!oop oswar Frolic, cant. Baisbridge, was
captur ed by the frigae Orpheus, his Males
ty's schr. Shelburne in compsny--it Was
said The Frolic had thrown her starboard
guns overheard during the chase.
1Iusez,z,r
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n0 ST. Cres and St. Thomas, restored 70 the
DNne,' nave oeer recently given up to the Englsns
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We understand that there were three i'm
pressed .EmericGn seanen on board the e
peryier which are among the number Kill
LED. Their names are Johnson, Peters Sc
Roberts. Gold and insensible must be that
heart that does not feel for the wrongs Of
men, who thus support ti.eir country
rignts--an1 ungrateful must that country
be, were she TO suffer tber liberties ever a.
gain to be .raurpicd on by those whom they
have thus so nobly vanquished.
IL viii he recolected that this same Eperver, RI.
Wales, commander, challenged the United Sister
sinse. ReeaJ.
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Captain .4rfhm, S'nc air late commander of the
United States Ship GENERAL PIKE, on LslSe On
iar'c, has heen recently appcinted 20 commsnd our
heet on Lake Erie, with the rank e Corpa7todore.-
H@ hoisted has Gag ON board tue MAC RIA, on
the Goth ullimo.
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The way in which the E.2lish carry on the war,
IS Just Us repugusnt to their lasting interests it is
some time or ether--but can we ever consid-
err them ss friends Can forget their atrocities
duI''is the present war The barb d arrow viii
still stick h tester i'm the wound.-NatIous ought
so to conduct their war', that when peace returns
sentiment Of revenge or Indignation may disturb
their aiuy.
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We have letter from WestmoreIand, May 9TH
which states that on Monday snh Tuesday nights
End. and 5rd( the enemy stole upwards of 100
Negroes, from tue county Of NcrthunLerlail
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FOR SA liz
JrFy., A-,yrY ,y,r,,r-c1I.n

I'W&N'I'Y 1H0U.S2 md .3CRES
%EcCNtAIN LANDS, in the county oil Patrick
vs. enbraciis the three forks of the lite Dan Riy
er, with many other fine streams oCwatersome Of tbs
land Is OF prime quality Ny friend .,f1oy CI9- who
lives afoinng, will show il.
Ten Thousand Acres Licking Lands in Kentucky
iormerk the property ofthe late Thomas Shore Esq
oil Petersburg-NIy brother Ucl Wilson, OF Loufs1iRe,
IS authorised todispose OF this estate.
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Butchcr's Greek
Land, in the county Of Mecklcnburg, five miles from
the Court House, (Boyd Town this is of prime quail
y for Tobacco and Wheat, with plantation sufficient
to work 10 or y hands great advantage Nv bro
Their Miles Wilson resides on and will show this Land
:, Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, or whereabouts, in
hanover County, IN the neighhorhood of Mr. Thomas
bowiess about twelve miles from this CITY.
The above lands, any part thereof will BE sold fp.
Cash, or any kind produce, upon credit TO suit pir-
ch'scTor they viii be bartcrcd for other lands in on,
about this City, or for Lands upon James Or YORK, i1-
ers, below the City.
Ny Westhani cstateupon James River half an hours
rAle from tins City, is also for sale it
$50 Acres and viii be shown by Mr. Allen, the Mana-
ser there.
havo 50 Acres of Coal Land, adjoining Mcssrs Han
cock, Gordon and Currie-ny wish isto dispose of half
this Land to some person who has the means and will
work the whole, upon Joint Account.
Apply at my Office, in this City.
THOMAS WILSON.
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tary Of STATE be, IS hereby authorised 10 transmit BY
The mai, TREE or postage copy OF the documents
hereafter mentionet being subjects OF general ma
turc and which may be ordered to he printed by either
house oil Congress, namely, OF communications with
the accompanying documents, made BY the President
oil the Z. ;. 10 Congress, either house thereof OF
report made by the Secretary of State By the Score
'ary o'the Treasury, the Secre,air of War; by the
Secretary OF the Navy, by the PotNas;er General bv
theGomniisscners OF the Stalking Fund.- Congress- il,
either houS1 thereof, in pursuance OF any law rcsol-
ton oil eid'er houses affirmative reports subjects o.
general nature made 10 Congress either house
thereof by any committee respectively .r eash OF
he Judges Of the Supreme court AMI os the Distr;c,
Courts and ofthe territories of tue u. States to any
toSo,hec within the United States they may respcc-
lively designate.
LANGDON CiIEVES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
sGrHRY,
Vice President Of the United $ 49,, and
April IL, 1914.
ArPRovrr,
JAMES SfADySON.
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virtue Of decree q the Superior Court Of Gu an.
cei,, for the Richmond district made ON the 1884,,
day ofjanuary last, in SUI, then depending in the
said Co'i,t. in which Robert Colquhonn was Pm and
the wMow and niant children OF James Co,quhonu
decd Dcits viii be sold To- the highest bhicr for rca-
dy-moncy, on Thursday the 9sth iav of August next
lar not the mex, fair lay, before the front oor OF
John a, alnrphcr's Tavern in the town OF DanyiIc Va
the following lands to wit tract lying on ban river
ne quarter OF mic below the said town OF Danyillc
ceianins ioi acres Commonly known by the name of
g innpkins Tract" large proportion OF which con-
sst OF valuable river low grounds ore other tract con.
ainng 700 acres lying in Ptsylvna county, about ono
one other tract in the county aforesaid con,anne SD
acres, about eight miles below Danvie purchased By
James Colqtho'In deed. from Allen Wa,lhcn-Ato
Nll be sold NJ the same time and place two umproyed
hall acre lots of ground in the town Of panyl, aior
said. ''
TIE CO.IhIsSIO.NfRS.
.!R5 lS Tl0,1
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P.f7,EN'T P0PT.iBLE
HOT BATH

nc inventor oi thsiinpTtant medics, Improvement
IS now gore on TO PHILADELPHIA in coier 70 p,,oyidc a
competent supply otappara,us.
> soon as he can make the necessary arrangements.
agcntswill bc employed toconvey them thrc,;a,o,
the United States.
Inc price which he at first contemplated. wss 90
collars 70 private citizens, To Fhy stems Ioo dollars
for n~ months however. he oi..cd them Of half
price tn those persons who might afford him .l,e,. aid
whilst me WAS collecting such facts and testimonies as
tiic public required. This period Is now expired and
the price IN future viii be at ii,s, Intended Those
who are able to pay io it, admit these prices to be
reasonable.
For the relieto the poor, every agent will BE in
strncted 10 make provision in thc respective nc;sh
honrioods. In the city Of Richmond any poor person
VINO n;y need the .t'';', may apply to Mr.. John p
Shields, captain oftho city p;tch or to Nv John Mad
cox, with eacil OF whom there will h. deposited sys
tens 10 b. Devoted exclusive the service of such
rs the Intended arrangements :re completed Motif
cations will be gwen from to t,ne TO those con-
cern.d.
No nerson viii be permitted 10 sell any or the Baths
who IS net furnished with proper hccns so as 10 be
prepared to grant 'ispenso.s 10 uvcv purchaser IN
der the signature OF ghe inventor or his s.resl oo,ut
rs every known vocation Of the patent privilege viii be
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
? :. Robert C.. Jennings the General Arent. IS fur
nshct with supply Of the Appalaps at his Office lately
mix 90 r.
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Patterson WIRE .Na,AUE.9C-
TOBY

FkNIE subscriber is authorized to receive orders for
Z the following articles 90 BE- executed at the above
manu.ac:ory, and forwarded from thence with all pes.
sibe spced-lelverahle in Richmond at the Factory
prices, with the charges Of transportation &c VIZ
Cor'c and fine Wire, from No. to IS,
Card Wire from No. Is to 80,
Anncald or bending wire, of various sizes,
Rolling, Standing, or Falling Screens, for cleaning
grain,
WOve wires Of every description
Samples Of hc above articles nav be seen. and or
ders lodged at the Counting -house Of
ANDREW SMITH
Cary-Strect, opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Marrh 80 vtf
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FE7tE subscribers have lately received and viii sell at
Public auction positively without reserve, on The
9th lust lat the store othe tenement next above Mr.
Robert lohnstons and nearly opposite the Merchants
Coffee fiOusc), large and valuable assortment Of DRY
GOODS, viz '--Elegant iaconet cainbics and cam
br'c musins, Ii en- cambrics, leno handkechierr do
mesc printed saws, ella hhLkis elegant Florence &
Lc'antlne silks, Genoa and Constitution cords corl-
royt thckSetts and vevctS CLOTHS and cassncrs hr,
ing cot'ons pins, elegant vcstinsS, dmies linen da-
mask table cloths, silk cord black Grape, eno crane.
white gluze, linen cambria dkfs striped nankecns.
Lcvanne shaws, lilac AID figured silks india cottons
hae hk hose anu gloves, beaver gloves black 81 white
silk mtts, and great variety OF useful and seasonaLIt
articles too edious to enumer-te here The public are
respectfully assured, that the above is to be free md
unlimited sa'e--o commence at 10 O'clock when ,ie
terms will be made known
.lionc1Te, Ro5i1eol 3 Ioleosan,ts.
Tuly fs. ,ds
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VALUABLE land,

which is 50 situated that il can be tidcd into two or
more tracts which will be done # neccgay to suit ,,li
oiasci7. Onc purt of This land called "SnAsKxrs, p
containing by deed $40 more icss, borders on
The banks ot ncs River and is, in itself 1olab es
me, being fertile and well timbcrc, vth several va
able houses and mcharis capable Of producing ten or
'nclye barrels q! Brandy yearly The remainder OF
c land extends ofFilom the river but adioins Shan
kers, called "STONI RUS--it IS of COOL qstly gen
ers'iy, AID abou"ds with valusidc OAK and Pine i'm
ber nth's uact there about 500 acres ~ late sur
ycy.
hca''oyc land is d,snt ahO1t eight miles from The
County Court House, miles from Cahir-Point and
ncaly opposite 20 Sandy ot estate. more I,.rii-
cuar description Of this valuable property is deemed
useless, rs those wloac inclined 20 purcrc viii nattl-
rails view tlic premises previously to the day of sale
which viii be shcwn by ~. Wm VI. Browne who n
present resides the land. This property is .od o.
Srecahe to tie list Will aud Testament of Sanrei But
Ter, deceased The terms wi be one halfcnsh and The
bthcr hall ia twelve mOnibs-tlie punct'd payment I'D.
" lnch must be secured ty bond and approved pcr~
a. security ora Deed Of Trust on the land The pnr
chaser will have Tie liberty Of seeding the land this il
and possession will be given on the first day Of january
next
CHAuLEs ". Gutyrs,
.9'7q'r 4qIh tie M ahrersH
surry, Juyo tbs
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= g SSRS GARIIN ANDERSON & THOMAS
Va NUN Take Notice, that on the jth, 9th, 9TH,
sth, 9TH and 10Th days of October next at the dwelling
house ofJohn Wash, in Cumberland county and state
OF kcnturky some Of those days. shall proceed
TO take the deposition of on WASH to be read as ,y
dence IN tie suit in Chanccry, depending in the county
court Of NotOwsy in which am plaintiff and Won ,r.
deendaIts--AIso, on the 2Sh Goth, 27tI 2sti zJtl
and 3oth days nj November next, Archer Robcrsos
Tavern, in No;toway county, and state Of Virginia or
on some of those days, shall proceed take the dcpo-
sitions OF sundy Witnesses so be read rs aforesaid at
which times and places you and each Of you will please
to attend am gcntlcinen
Your obctlieut servant
PAULTN ANDERSON.
July IS. 49, WIN
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SlaR. GAhIlN ANDER50N--Take Notice, tba +
!Ss on the 5th, 9th, 9TH, 8th 9th and 10th DAYS of
October next ut the dwelling house Of John Wash, il,
Cumberland county and state OF Kentucky, or on some
Of those days, slal proceed 10 take the deposition Of
lohn Wash, to BE- read evidence in a suit depending
IN The county court of Notowav in which am plain
~ and YOU are defendant, at Which time and place you
will please attend.
am, Sir, Yours, &c
PACLIN ANDERSON.
July IS, 1911. WIN
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MERINo SHEEP ron SALE.

NETUL be Sod az I',55c Tuition, ,ftIeuf rese,,7e
~ f6r Cqsh, On Thursday tie i'm .g,iyas-. siI.,
fnl-bi79aca MEiINO SI!EHl', ssleciel fran, tie be5+
sfocF ~ inda'tla, Or he lsnrircd e7icvas, s7ich
reared IN this Couut5y.
r. s. Tie sale 1nA tctcf laee nor TIE Eag1 Ia
TERN
THOMAS TAYLOR
July 20. III.
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July IS.

4 fpRWAfN all persons Iron, making purchase OF
the property advertised flr sale in e,bov.. a.
have oiisetts which can establish in the most satislc
tory manner 70 show that have try paid the claim
upon which the Deed of Trust was made
Juy 10. wi4eb
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ar EJTTJOH

ABTIlLb be- presented to the next Legislature uray-
81 IN ,or leave 10 Incorporate q company To turn
1Isc Che road from the end Of The Brook JrnIike 10
Fagors MAJ, Hanover aud from thence 10 Frederick
nurE.
Joy 9. wsw
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a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR ,S.4LE .gTPUBLIC .3LCJJON.

WING within three miles of Mwldy-Creek Mills
a 4 and less than two of James River, in Pouia,an
county, containing by late survey $50 Acres There
Is on tliis tract, good framed dwelling house LARGE
o'n, thesng-maehne, courthouse & stab.c-siI nciy
noluded ty the lands belonging the estates OF the
AIe John Swami, John Miller, and others. This land
cs well, and is well adapteS tie culture of clover
g wheat having an excellent clay foundation upwards
beng completely reclaimed by ditch, 900 wards long
IL not privately sold before the first Jay Of August next
II VII be sold on that day to thc highest bidder, on the
Following terms One-tl:.yl cash the balance on cr-
dit Of one or Two years.
AUSTIN WHARTON
June Is WINS
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MEADOW HILL FOR S.8LE.

The SHdSc'f6er wishing to remI0uc 10 tie Western
CsWlhy,
WILL sch the FARM whereon he resides. called
w Meadow Hill, in Caroline county, immediately
on the stage road leading from Richmond to Frcde-
rickSburs, thirteen miles from the latter place. This
farm contains 40 acres, and about 20 acres thereof as
i1ch Meadow Lard any in Virginia; twenty acres Is
now in grass producing upwards of two ton to the acre
VIII, with a na'S't at the door The unrec;tmed part is
from to 40 yards wide, and is capable Of making one
oi the hands NEST meadows | ever saw. The HIGH
land is laid oh three Shifts aud improving Very lis,
producing excellent corn and wheat, with plenty OF
woodland to support the farm
The Improvements consist of a large two story crc
hing house, situated of high hill, with the meadow
fronting the door also large barn. stables aud other
necessary houses, orchards, &c. SO.
his property is well worth the attention Of gentle
men who wish elegant summer Residence beia.. re-
mnrNahie Tor ITS healthy situation, and in agreeable
and wealthy neigbourhoOd Those wishing 90 MR.
chase can see tue land by applying to the subscriber
when the terms viii be made known
ITiO.LfS DILL.9RD.
Caroline TuIy 90 g.
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JAMES MADysoN.
Sales At AUCTION.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Y Virtue of trust deed the subscribers will OK
IS pose to safe 10 the highest bidder for cash. on the
premises, ON the 10th day of August next ta, piece of
gsonrd o. tenement in the City of Richmond, vin. ON
'hc west sicc oftc street leading down Shockoe hill
which SIR. james Tavor now resides 10 ,;s,. H. hi,
ance OF the deb, secured by the said trust deed, to John
Swarm, deed.
BENJAMIN HATCHER,
ARCHIBALD FREELASD.
July IS. w4wg
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VALUABLE LAND or JAMES RIVER
lyon SALE. The subscriber wH, on the first ,lay
ot Aug,-i neNi, on tite premises Offer lol sae To
the highest bidder, between twelve and fifteen hundred
aerst nf
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NEW COURT HOUSE,

EgROPCSAIs will be rrceivc,, bv Mai c,,;,o,-
a Tompkns, OF Richmond, fi,r supplying die ti,,.e
ins materials ;or the New Co,.l--I louise.
fist. Gso,l hard burn, bricks
end Good stone lime.
'ri Sound Aicrctantallc lumber consisting of bos-.s
mr. floors, Sc plank Ard s>ant;ins OF various sizes ~
Of heart pine. 90
II may be proper to remark that no heavy timber e
rewred' ihcsc persons in the ncishborii6od Of the
i'hc tone qlarri''s IN the river have now an ono,
nl'y OF advancing s'er own interest hv offering raw
able rroEosa'sto supply fine Tor the buildings the cus,
thy being Considerable. "
ROBERT MILLS,
July IS ,,S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-27
Juiyts.
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JUST PURLESlINU.

A NJ For Sale at Peter Cottoni's iaw md NHs,e,,.
n neous BOOK Siore:--
The '-tie Of lie Marquis and Earl Of W,lIrc.,,-
IN chef Of his B. Ncsys forces in the fc
ni,Sula--riice ESQ cents
-, the Nanlerer, Or Female Difficulties by ,asmc
The Emporium OF Arts ard Sciences hy Thomas
Cooper Tor April. Aiay. June ami Juiv
Port Folio Tor July, Sc
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