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MIR. THOMAS CARTER.

SIR,
TAKE NOTICE, that on the fourth Sa-
turday in August next, between sunrise and
sanset, shall at Goodin's Church in Buck
ingham county, take the dispositions of SUM-
dry persons, to be read as evidence in suit
Chancery in the county Court Of Bucking-
ham, in which AN plaintiff, and you, as alb.
senyee. and another are defendants. This
from this Commonwealth, and have nc
known agent.
Yours, &c.
REUBEN CHADOIN.
Buckingham, 18th July 1914. (4w.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
II NEW WORK.
THE MOUNTAIN MUSE;
COMPRISING
THE ADVENTURES
DANIEL ONE;
AND
THE POWER OF yIRTUoUs C REGIMES
BEAUTY.
BY DANIEL BRrAH, of ROCKING.
ham County, y.

We have been favored, by friend IN neigh.
boring town, with copy Of new work. in
blank verse, under the above title. written Inv
DANIEL BRYAN, of Rockingham county. yir.
gnia. 1t contains the adventures of DANIEL,
BOONE, with an account Of the first settlement
of Kentucky sad is interspersed with yarie-
iyof interesting incidents and pleasing nara.
live. To those who are DESTROYS of encourap.
ing the American Muse, this work, notwtR-
standing the defects OF it style, will prove high.
ly acceptable
The scenes it describes and the events il re-
lates, cannot fail to be highly interesting 10 The
people OF the western states and the pure spi.
rit OF patriotism with which il 10 animated,
would stamp degree of value on a work Of
much less intrinsic merit. We trust, therefore.
that this production of an American citizen will
meet with very liberal encouragement, nd
that our own Mountain Niue will not be ne
elected, while we are lsyishng our favors in
such profusion on the liceniious illusions of
foreign writer's.
Chiiico,he Potter,
- The above interesting Work is Just res
| ceiycd and for Sale at S. PEASANTS Print-
of1ce and Bookstore, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16

Letters from Sackett's harbour of the LIST
inst. say, that Com. Chauncey's squadron
would sail in eight or ten days. It will prob
ably proceed up the Lake to Niagara to cor
operate with the army under General
Brown. The British vessels building at
sea. these six. weeks. b. Centinei.
The London dates received in Quebec are
to the 18th May, one day latest but do
not report any new event.
Vessels are continually arriving in QUE
bee, &c. laden with government and ord
nance stores sand provisions"
Boston Centinel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
Am Apprentice Wanted.

A Boy from IA to Is years of age, of good
family connections, possessing easy manners,
and tolerable good English education, will
be taken by me as an APPRENTICE TO
THE DRUGGIST APO1.HECyHRYS
BUSINESS. One from the country is pre-.
ferred-Application to be made immedie
ately.
" A Servitude of three years, if the boy
should prove expert, will only be required.
WILLIAM WEST.
Richmond, July 10.
- lust received, a fresh.suppIy of Drugs
and Medicines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16

We would recommend the following ex-
tracts from prayer Of the rev. Mr.. Weems,
at a late rejoicing for the downfall of Bona
parte by the Washington Beneroienfs Of An.
napolis, to the perusal of all celebrators of
the restoration OF kings, and the coasters of
emperors and all other mouarchs, in this eli.
ty.
" We thank thee for commanding us to
love and 70 pray for all nreu, and esheciafr
~ all that are ~ authority" yaa. even for
!" kings. whom thou has given in fhy wrath"
to rue with rod OF iron these foolish and
ungodly people, who will NOT govern them
selves with the golden sceptre of reason.
But since thou hast made it more especially
our duty to bow and pray for the rulers of
our own land, and hast declared that all who
will mot so do Fare worse than heathens, and
have denied the faith. !" we do, therefore, most
heartily pray thar thou wouidst " behold and
bless thy servant, the president of these Uni
ted States. and all others in authority ---as al
so the representatives of our nation IN Con-
gress--that thou wouldst Incredibly direct
and prosper all their consultations to the ad
vancement of thy glory in the safety and vel,
fare OF these states" &c. sc.
goodly company who call themselves
after his name (Washington) are now come
TO present themselves before thee. Oh that
they may have come in the samcness Of his
syhnif, In the manne Of ms pirtues---
even IN his EXALTED PIETY lever walk.
ing with God in that fSith which workcth
By love- rendering unto Cesar the things
that are CEsar's,' and obeying every ordi.
nance Of man for Gods sake;' his fervent
charity, speaking no evil of the rulers of
his people; > not waiting for them to halt
nor rejoicing in their stumbling;' contra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
wAsH1NcroN CRY, July "a.

We observe. with much regret, in some
of the Northern papers, particularly in
those of New-York. certain limitations
said to have proceeded from correspon-
dents at Washington. respecting the gene
raj aspect of the late information from Eu.
rope, which have tendency, in our opinion,
to deceive the public mind. The public
may rest assured, that we have never mis-
led them on this head, as some of the New.
York editors have insinuated. We are COM
vinced that nothing more favorable to peace
is in the cabinet of the government than is
in the possession of every reading man in
the nation. Wesay this much only with
the hope of checking the progress of what
appears to US an unfortunate delusion.
Nat. Inf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
ANOTHER yALUABLE pRIZE.

Information was on Saturday morning re.
ceived by the owDers of the private armed
schooner Herald. Capt. Miller. of N. Y. of
the capture by the privateer Of the brig Fran
chaft. from London for Lisbon, with cargo
ofdry goods inyoiced at 100 900 pounds ster-
ling The Franchaft arrived at North Inlet,
near Gecrgetown. s. &. on the I'd inst. but
could not get over tile bar. She then proceeds
ed for WILMINGTON where it is hoped She arr
rived safe the next day. The Herald has
made hive other prizes, three of which she
manned and ordered IN. and two were burnt.
~ 1.lf..t 81. FL SOY ~, $50, -.i ('oi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
Sales at Auction.

On Friday ncst tie END inst zpiH be sold a. the
Washington Tavern, in this city, under the
management Of James Byown, .Ir.
A LII THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IN FURNITURE, now at that place--Consist
ing OF excellent Beds, Bedstsads, Chairs, Ia
bles. Side boards, Earthen Ware. handsome
set OF Table China, and almost every article
necessary to the comfortable entertainment Of a
large number Of genteel persons, The above
sale will be made positively without any liml--
tation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
New Yonk, July u.

NEW York, July ~.
Extract Of letter to a Gentleman in this CT.
ty, dated SackettS Harbor, July 9th.
With pleasure Inform you of small ex.
petition Gifted out of this place on the 9th
ult. and returned this day. of two whale
boats, carrying IS men each. who succeedea
in burning bomb vessel OF 80 tons on the
stocks and ready for launching, together
with public building containing naval
stores. at place called Presqu'isle, direct
ly opposite Oswego. ON the Canadian shore"
A pettiauger schooner from New York for the
eastward, whose name we have not yet ascertained
was captured on Saturday last in sight of aybrook
about I2 miles from the Long island shore. Two
boats and 40 men went mmedia'eiy from Saybreok
in pursuit. succeeded IN recap,urirg the sch3op,r,
and arrived at Saybrook in safety with the prize
crew on board.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
M1RRIEn.

JIIRKLEU, F.ti
On the 9th instant, b, the Rev'd john Courtney,
Mr.. PHILLIP Gully to the amiable and much
admired Miss JANE G. WILLIAMSON, youngest
daughter OF George Williamson, Esq. of this City.
May they be blessed will, yirtuoIs love,
Throughout this transient life
May he the tender husband prove,
And she the prudentwife.
DIED,
On the 5th instant, at her farm near this City,
in the 10Th year of her age, Mrs BRAXTON, the
venerable and amablc relct of the late Garter Brax
ton, Esq.
On Tuesday last, in the 10Th year Of his age,
County.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
BUNKER.
FOR TIE ARC US.
A CARD.

To John Klinssfon, Esq. .4uthor efa".Mex, Pocket
Biographical Dictionary
nF Tn the 2sgtl, page of that Book. in the life Of
(" WyTHE, the sllowing sentence occurs +
-ss He presided twice successfully in the College
Of Electors ia Virginia, ast twice voted for Pre-
siienf whose polte principles conceded NTH his
o1n." Instead ofths last member of this sentence,
which, IL must be admitted, is not very Significant
Mr.. Kingston is respectfully requested to insert in
the next edition. the words (" for Thomas Jefferson
as President OF the United States.' Thisrequest Is
made by the writer Of the Article in the American
Cleaner, published in the City of Richmond, by
Seaton Grantland, from which the life of WYrnE
has for,he most part been taken by Mr.. Kingston
July t6s 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
TERMS OF SALE:

On all purchases under S 100, cash viii
be required; above 3 100 and under s 200,
sixty days; above 8 200 an under 8 500,
n nety days; above 8 500 and under 3 1000,
six months; above 8 1000, nine and twelve
months credit,
Approved endorsed notes will be requir.
ed,
PAMELA ANN MOORE. Exeerix.
Richmond July S. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
COURTS OF ENQUIRY

A Court of Enquiry for the first Battalion
"A 19ih Regiment, will be held at the
Bell Tavern on the 20th daV of this Month,
and for the I'd Battalion at She Eagle Ta-
vern on the 2ist day Of this Month. These
Courts will commence at ten O'Clock A. AZ.
BY ordsc of the Col Commaniant.
S. &. ADAMS. Adj
City Of RiohmonJ, Inlg 18th, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
Grafton on g Rep sficence 3,

hT Mr.. OG1LvIE respectfully announces his in
tention TO deliver, ia the Capitol, Monday
ing, at half after o'clock, an Grafton on BENE-
FlCENCE--for the benefit of the Richmond fe-
male Humane Association. The Grafton will be
followed by series of appropriate REGULATIONS.
Tickets of Admission may be had at Mr.. Cot
toms Bookstore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
From the Merchants Coffee House Bso4s.
ANOTHER LETTER-sAME DA

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.
An express mail from Gen. Brown, states
officially, that an action took place at Chippe-
wa. with Geaeral Beaie (ha7ing probably the
the enemy were misunderstanding 400 killed
and wounded on the fali Our loss is not mem
toned The enemy escaped to their works,
not far distant from the field of action"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
ArEsr FROM NORFOLK.

EoRFoLK, July IL.
If truce which was sent down TO the
rs, with stoTes for Mr.. SwetchkoR,--
on board t'at ship,) returned last eve
Prom the officer who went IN the flag we
hat two as and brig, additional, bad
10 shc bay. and that the Dragon would
4 so 10 BERMUDA, or Halifax for repairs
barrie said he expected, that Sir ThsDas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
GENEvA. July 6.

Descent into Canada. We have accounts
by AN express which passed through this
village yesterday, that Gen. Brown with the
troops at Buffalo. crossed into Canada a.
bove Fort Erie. on Sunday or Monday morn.
ing last, and took number. of prisoners,
(4o0). Nothing further could be learnt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16

i - s
Gr Later From a person who is just uF
from the Bay-shore, we learn, that last evening
at sun-down there were four 74's and frigates
in the bay.
CT From the enemy having sounded up York
river, It is reasonable to suppose, that he will
only make a fein. on Norfolk, and by diverting
all force to this point, make serious attack on
Richmond, when unguardcd.
July IS.
On Monday last the enemy in our bay
was reinforced by the arrival Of ship of
the line, three frgates, one other ship. sup
is supposed, has NOT arrived. as the ship Of
line had no a.smrars flag, and answered sig>
nails made from the Dragon. All the YES.
sells arrived went up the bay yesterday.
We imagine that these vessels have been
sent To relieve those now in the bay, which
has been expected for sumo time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16

Picton with $1,000 men would be in the Chesa.
Peake before long Capt b. probably POUNDS
This expectation upon the statements in the En-
glish papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
Extract of letter to the Editor of the Fer
deral Gazette, dated

Annapolis, July IL.
Four or five more barges have just pas.
sed the mouth Of Severn River. 6 o'clock)
bound up, no doubt to join the force above
us. either to plumber. blockade the mouth
OF Patapsco, or to concentrate force to at :
tack this place--serious fears are entertain.
ed here"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
POSTSCRIPT:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
WAsHIxoros City, July IA
:" 2 O'Clock, r. M.

W "2 O'clock, r. N.
News has been just received here that Gen.
Brown has defeated the enemy, near Chippe-
way. The British left 400 dead and wounded
on the field OF battle. The survivors fed to
their lines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
LATEST.

an open boat last evening--from the hands
information is received, that early this NOR
ming the frigate and schr that had been np
to the head of the bay and dropped down to
off Annapolis. night before last, got under
way thence with Is sail of captured crafts,
and stood down the bay with westerly
wind.
On Sunday as they went up. their barges
being some distance ahead, were observed
looking into every creek on the eastern and
western shore.-Col. Reed being on a visit in
the neighborhood of Warrior Creek, and full
ly expecting a visit there, resolved upon
such an attack as the nature of the place
would admit.--He borrowed a nusket and
mustered about 20 of the neighbors with duck
guns, muskets, &c. formed an ambuscade !:
barges entered Warrior Greek short time
after, the first and largest considerable dis
lance ahead The Colonel suffered them to
approach before he opened his fire, which
being directed to the headmost barge, pro.
we'd very fatal, for of the "a oars that pulled
in, but pulled out--there were four delibe,
rate rounds of buck and musket shots fired
from the ambuscade, when they all retired
out of the Greek.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-16
BALrIMoRE, Jaly IL.
From the Merchants Coffee House Books.
THE ENEMY

THE ENEMY
A few minutes before s o'clock, Tuesday
evening. a ship and 4 schooners, were dis
covered off Swan Point standing down the
Bay, wind light at N. w. This morning ear.
ly, nothing could be seen OF them in the bay
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
Sales at AUCTION.
Valuable Lands For Sale.

VQtu05Ee Lands For SAFE.
FE>HE subscriber wishe, TO sell that very valuable
n IR.2CT Of LAND wherein he resides,
known by the MANS of Old Cores, lying on James
River, about Is miles below Richmond. containing
45J acres.
AiSO--l3O acres Of heavily timbered Land, SUI :
veyod in the year 1852 about mile from the a.
love mentioned trset-And undivided moiety of
81 tract oil Land Gated Farhili, about 10 miles be
low Richmond, adjoining the estate OF Col. Thoma,
NJ. Randolph, called Verina, estimated ats acres.
II il thought usnecessary to give description OF toe
above lands, pre- sumipg that person will purchase
until he has first seen them. The two first tracts
will be shean by either MYSELF, OF in my absence,
BY Tar. William Prosser--aad the other tracts by
MIR. Ballard Ammons, residing thereon.
1.-THE above lands are not privately sold previous
"a the LIST day ofJuy next, f ia,r il not, the next
sair 1ay) they viii be sold at public auction, tho
pre- Insss, on a credit Of 9, lS, aud 81 mOnths---
Bonds With approved security, carrying interes,
from the date, whSh will be RENTED it pUnctusiy
paid, viii be Yequired by
gE.7URTCE 4. MILLER.
n. Tive subsorsss i0iead,.. 40 visit West
ern country this summer, will SELL the above pro
psriy the highest bidder at his place of rea
{C'd Curles) ca the second day Of .Hiy nest, IT,.
stead OF the FRS, u July, if fair, not tn- fails
Gay. He will not, H0u, dispose of the Isd proper
& at private sale al all.
.hf.9URICBL MILLER.
April Q. eptds
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April /.
SALES Az AUCTION.

On Monday the cd day of May nsxt, If fairs other.
wise the next fair day, the subscrb beers viii set at
Public Auction, on the premises, without reserve,
Under the management OF Moncare, Robinson and
PIessants al, the following property, viz, The two
Brick Tsnemepts they esSupy, and she adjoining
wood hose occupied by Leonard X. seaton. one
negro man 90 or so years Of age, who is good cs-
binet. maSars together with all their RENAME, :
Stoek of Furniture aud Materials, viz.
A few hundred VT. of best English enrled hair,
one dozen pieces best satin hair cloth, 20 and 2s
Inches vide, few crates glass about 5000 feet
Of best St. Domingo Mshessny,. and a quantity Va
ners'-ALso, gensrs! assortment of ready made
elegant Fashionable Mahogany Furniture. consisting
of side boards, dining, tea and card tables bureaus
wash and eandle stands, hair boto,n ssttees, and
few hair mattresses, with general assortment oil
Hard Ware 10 the cabinet line.
Te.ms-For tie real estate, made knos0n ar the
time Of s0ie. On The Furniture &C. cash viii be
required far all under 500 and for all su,ss
Of and G6oue Si00, notes negotiable and p4t,0eil
at either If The Banks in this :y, Ssith approSee
szGorserS, wiHbe required.
The sale will commence st III o'clock.
EDMUND WEBSTER,
ROBERT PCORE-
-if
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
o. A GREAT FIELD FOR
.SpE(TJy 9TiT(l NJ

VIE Subscriber will sell the highest bidder,
i upoa the premises, on Monday the 5ni Of
May next, II fair. otherwise the next fair day
Thirty or Forty Beautiful Lots If Land,
containing hall acre each, City Point, in Prince
George county, most OF which are bounded by
James River one side, and capable Of being rem
0erei immensely valusble.-There are AS msny ha-
tursl advantages attached this place any other
in this state, being Immediately at the confluence
Of James aud Appomattox rivers. about Give ulles
from Petersburg, and one OF the finest harbours in
Virg,nia.-in many places vessels Of any SIZE may
lay within ak feet OF iow-wster mark the shanaei
being froiu thirty furty feet deep, and the an-
chorns ground equal to any in the " Grid.
The land forming hall circle, ocsasiuns an eddy
water, which renders vessels in the harbour perfect
~ secure from injury by ice, and tue water beng
fresh, prevents any INJURY from toe worm. There
is no situation better calculated gur ship ard,
where timber on the FIRST quality and IN the greatest
abundance, may be procured Gu the most reasona-
Die terms By cuilding Of vharis and erecting
large lumber aud ware oases, this place would be
immensely valuable as place of deposit; vessels
which frequently deisiaed zpsotl, or more, to
iseh .rge their oP-soes, might with great ease and
| convent nee unto 4, and load again in few days.
amsa S, many other advantages, there are two
| situations tormed by nature for dry docks and tan
| yards, and may be- completely finished with very
I.ttie pence.
| Tners is 10 place in Virgins of the same size,
that exhibits many beautiful scits3 the river TO
bui'd upoI. lie back ground is uncoa monty level
dry and nesithy elegantly situated for rope-waIks
fae whole place aoounding with good springs of
'ater an the r,v RS furnish profusion OF fan and
MD fowls throughout the year.
Terms OF sale vii b. made known on the day OF
sale, by the suoserlbsr, who vested with ample
power to dispose Of any part oftbe premises.
RICHARD GREGORY,
| Att. in iact tor WIN. Eppes.
| Chesterfield, March 26 eptds
o. The Editor Of the Norfolk Herald is request.
ed to insert the above week tor three weeks
ana forward his account tn thu Editor OF this pa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
1867 10 .1cres Of I8NCD
Eyop SIZE. in he nnn.r end Of nn..i..

s{'OP SALE, in he upper end of buckingham, on
the mead waters of Appomattox river, whereon
the subscriber resides, lying ADJOINING the main
western country road, l~aiing from Il chmond TO
tynehourg, and about ~ mites bsiow the last men
toned pisce, ID from Bent Greek on James River
On tins tract OF Land are Il number of advantages
seldom to be met with in any part If thu state ss
IS large proportion of prime tobscco land. vet "a
clear GOO or 1000 aerts) good buildings and water
IN healthy wealthy. aprseabie nrighborh cod toee
ther With one OF tie !stges, and seec,e4 q en-
ards in the state Of Peach, Apple and almost eye,y
other Kind Of Fruit, late and forward with n Wv
erected Rst'ilery, sufficient to make 1000 gallons
terms, and the price depend entirely on the amount
on the payments; but great bargain may be bcu -ht
Tor prompt payment, te subscriber will exchsSee
:or nfst rate isnd IN the lower country, provided
the situation IS a he@l'hy one. Also, about 1 t2
miles from ssid tract. SO OF goo' land with
Sri't Mill thereon, in sn excellent neighborhood for
custom.
THOMAS LOCKWOOD.
April 20. enf2,
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April Is.
CAST MoN FOuNnERY

'HE Subscribers have Commenced ,hs-es,sbH,h
p ment OF q FURNACE IN tiiis oiaee. undsr tha
hrm OF PGrkh:R, Sab6a.oa g Co.--They lernect r.
nave IT IN complete operation about the middle OF
HJ nsft and Wh' thankfully reseive orders for
e~Seinss any description, wfioh they trust viii be
executed with neatness and dispstsh, having GRO.
cured the best of workmen. N~"s pto'
ORDERS elt with MIR. John Parkhu. st hts .,,re
nr; Z. A. sabbston, at the Works, Just above the
la''h on Tue Cana, or with Messrs Toilet 4, 20
Petersburg, wal be strictly sttssdsd 20. -''''
JOHAr Py3RBHYEL.
u. H. SABB.7JON
Richmond, March 80 e,so
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I>.IRD o--FUR oAI.C.
& pursaDce OF Deed OF Trust, to the subscri
gers, IRON 'smes Z. Anthony, recorded in the
Sehers Court, bearing date the 9Th day of Februs.
~, 1918, viii bS s5id, the 18th day OF MAJ next
AN estate tor The lfe OF the said Anthony in an un.
divided third part Of the
IRAC1' or Land. in
Gloucester county known By the name OF Pqrn1;sr
ard whieh sad estate for the lire OF the said Ap,bo
~, IS lis interest in the said tract of land As
ny the surtesy "a right OF his wife, who one OF the
co-beresses % Philip Lee, deed The sale will he
Tor ready money, at public auction, to the biehes 81
bidder.
Also, on TIE same terms, and on the same day,
the following
TktcIS OF LAND, ysz:
one tract IN the COUNTY of Monroe, containing 5000
acres ea!i.d the Iron Ore Tract, patented IN thu
name OF the said Jsmes C. Anthony the o8,h dow OF
September, 1905. "
One do. IN ths county OF Kanawha containing oOoo
acres, RhsT the Salt Works the Kama IN LA river.
also patented 10 the name of the said autbonx an
the game day.
One GO 10 the county Of Wood, containing eO,c
acres lying at the mout, Of the Litsle kanawhs and
pouhdea ~ the ssme and the river Ohio and within
200 yards OF Petersburg, snd Immediately
Bsnnerhassste Island, sspys we'd % the sa,d bnth
ny oS 1-r9ariH = Ford, ~ DEED Gated the I s b
Court
The trnct in tie county of Monroe is s.;5 70 oo,
tam isrse eesnty q Iron Ore snd about $40
wsa ssspted 10 the cui- are Of Hsmp. and The res
| fu Il; tlr srszns ' e'
:. De'i' v.d that on the tract in Nanswha county
in" "fser may DC procured 4; very noonsderabIe
sHeene' ss tract is asid also to be veil tinberc
anc from It's vicinity to the Salt Works n,nst %,
that account, be valuable. Or the correctness o.
| lheae 'ta'eoen's, hov.yer, those spossd 10 npr
ehsas mus jude Tor t,sr .eiyes -iue sale oil
axe pace oeore me Eagle Tavern N tbs city, I'm
der TIE direction at Thomas rsy'or Esa
UIELLi,'i .H.iRSHy1LL T.,
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