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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

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Ehox, az Loudoa Courier of .fSttssf 26.
We received IN Is a>prning. Paris PApers
Of Tuesday LAST Al, che ;per7a1 for hold.
ine the Congress draws, asar, that me Pa-
ris, a. well a. the German Papers. inorease
interest and imbortance. On III sides, ID
All Cabinets. thee Is mitch agitation. much
actieity, and whether tr0e or mt, an :opin
ion prevails upon the Continent. but more
particularly In France, that llerestilt ofthe
Congress will not lead 10 the permanent -
tablishmcnt OF peace. Lord castlereaeh,s
and the Duke of Weliineton's presence II
the Netherlands has been viewed with zeal
cusy BY France, but more particularly the
Duke of Wellington's presence |; for he has
been actively employed in inspecting foftifi.
cations, giving adsice with respect TO their
: repairs & suggesting measures for strength
ening that formidable line which Is to form
q barrier on the Frcnch frontier from Mar
mnr, to the Ocean, y his line stretching
rom the cohfiuehce ct the Sam6re epd the
Meuse at Namur, rs to egorace In IT. pas
sage the sea Charleroi, Mons, Touruay,
Cnurtrais Menhi, Tyres, Furness and Nicu-
port This line, II fortified strongly, as II Is
intented to be, will run parallel with that
Z line OF French tortresses which extending
from fhillipyiyiiie runs through' Manbnge,
Naicnclennesi L'sie ana Casset to Dnnkirk.
Renee THESE ioitresses Wall be kept IN check.
and anv.suaden ifrupuon or impression up
on the MEMBRANES IN that quarteroe rem
derca dincuit, it,not i?practicao!e. Inc
line OF beig'c fortresses IS new undergoing
careful Inspections. Alter vis'unS Namur,
the Duke OF Wellington and the Prince OF
orange proceeded 20 Sharieroi, ana 10 each
OF tue places we nave eaumeratea. Anis -
detailed IN the faris papers, and with evil
oept measures Inc rench 90 not see,
without considerable Ill viii. Belgium pas.
sing from their yoke and in mcst French
comp anics, particularly military, hopes are
expressed that means may be found to ex
tend the French dsminions again to the
5roiiticrs OF Old Holland. Efforts have
been secretly made to indisrose the inhabi-
tants OF the Netherionds to the Dutch ior-
ernment and the French would infinitely
prefer letting these territoriers return nndcr
the power OF Austria. than be annexed to
Holland. But in proportion as France dis
likes this new arrangement, the allies and
particularly England, should cling to and
support 1t. With this accession Of territo>.
ny the House OF Nassau will be = most resi-
pectasle Continental FSwer cceneefed and
contiguous as their territories will be to
those which the House of Hanover.
may probably acquire in addition TO their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

Pe'rys "n iiS tney Soatsnoeo spou;r soe re-
seos 3D. hey were sent to prison u7on a
charge Of prosokipg civil var in France
The &eyat Court Of Paris has just ordered
them 70 be at liherfy. declaring that there
Wan NO Foundation tor the charge. The
works we're published sorne months ago *
the 1fxkst Of the authors and printers Just
after In lste decree against the ,unli nittd
Ffreeatni OF the prees, produced cousiaer.
Hhte t6hssti,u- party Manufacturing that
the fFfest. II brober. ought TO have taken
place long since; another ccnteoding that
+ WASH week submission to the revolutions
lists whilst q thfsd, supporters of Govera~
ment. {1naintsined that ii was a tneasnre cal-
'cuiatef 70 re ass,ine the holders of national
and cinjg grant property. y s
~ --------s & "a y
LoHpoN, Aug. 90:
q II HE been feresold that the American
corrmi isiohers 1t Client have no sufficient
powers to conclude tregty Of peace / and
the fact Is now proved BY fhe sending the
John A<ams American frigafe from Ostend
to America for further instructions. It is
supposed, however. that the commissioners
on bach side have exchanged projet The
EnStlsh project Is OF course sent to America
Tor consideration. With the war going on
10 America and the negotiation in Europe,
tne treaty y not likely 10 conclude 90 soon as
the campaign
The Party Gazette pretends desire Of
peaces of course on terms Of advantage to
this country. And how does it promote its
own viewsf By publishing to accompany to
AIherica the English effort Of peace. pics
turc, as false as it Is deplorable, of the stu.
alton of this country - There are alarming
failures in Scotland, which destroy all con6~
dence !; sthe country hanks of England are
run upon;;' failures ia Lendon = foreigners
drawing their money out of our funds I; "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
GAZETTE OF ELIZA.

A letter from Italy received in England
states that Bonapaite was forming print>
ing establishments at Eiba, and that orders
had been sent TO the adjacent continent for
the type, presses, sc. In a,.ltion TO the
memoirs of his own life, it is said ne intends
TO issue regular Cont Gazette. Il is
expected the circulation Of TINS paper viii
be exceedingly extensive
A gentleman who left Paris few days
since. states that the following Piacard had
been posted on one of the gates Of the PslaiA
Royal.
: An old fat hog. fed twenty years in
England. valued at Righrea Louis, to DO
disposed OF for One .sahoieon."
y London Pater.
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MUNGOg PARK..
MONSO fAkb.
10 Tho Edi;or If he (LoudosJ Morning

Chronicle.
sIR--Wben Mr.. James Gray Jackson (wlo
has published his travels IN Asrca) returned 10
this country from Morocco, som six or s..yen
years since, he reported to he earl of Nora
and TO sf Joseph banks. on the au'hpritv ~ on
Arabic letter, (which be himself had read, ard
which was written from Kabra, the D RI
furnbuctoo, bya liberated negeo, 10 his fa-r
master, Moorish mer h4nt residing a.. AlyF
dore) that small yesSe. OF boat hsilG
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CONGRESS AR YIENNA.

is arrived in that capital. Lord Castle4
reagh is shortly expected and strong hopes
are entertained that the Emperor, Alexans
der will reach Vienna at much earlier pc.
Rod than had been generally imagined. -,
1t Is stated, that the interests of France at
the Congress viii be confided to the care
Of the Prince of Benevento.
PARIS, Aug. 2e.
On this day being that of the festival ot sc
Louis, all the ambassadors and foreign minis,
tiers have waited on his majesty. II sl','gs
Lord Wellington, British ambassador at the
court, was presented to his majesty the day be-
fore yesterday, after mass, and assisted after-
wards at the ieyee OF Monseur his majesty's
brother. YEA 80
The Hotel of Princess Dorghcse has been
purchased by Lord Weliingtop; IL Is to be the
future residence of the Ambassadors Of Great
Britain, 4sS4
September s.
Mesdames Ilaceivchi and Borghese, sisters to
Napoleon, have contracted immense debts in l.
tally These will not fall TO the countries oy,r
which they reigned, but the movcsole and ilnn
movesbie property, dispersed oyer Italy, be-
longing 20 the family, viii be put under seques-
tration for that purpose
jerome Bonsparte, and his sister Eliza, and
suite, have arrived at Trieste.
AUGSBURG, Aug. IS.
"A merchant in this CITY, ON bis travels in Its-
ly, arrived ON the 18TH Of last month az Porto
Perrajo, in Eiba. The day after he laet aeci,
densally with Napoleon, attended by twelve
persons When he perceived me, says he,
"he (Bonaparte) approached me suddenly and
asked nae very abruptly, Who are you Whence
come ye WHAT is your business Where do
you reside Go. When he heard that resided
at Augsburg, he appeared somewhat concerns
ed. 4ho a. Augsburg I he replied. Perhaps
lie recoliected the triumphant entry ne rngde at
augsburg. Heis gTown enormously lusty, and
ssrnost not to be kaown again. To Judge from
appearances, he was very nye'y and in good spi.
rits, not ore single sign OF melancholy yas
marked on his countensnSe. His military a
mounts to $4,000 men, mostly grcnadisrs of his
guards. Ills DIV cling has two wings, each two
stories high, three windows in breadth the
two wings connected together bya building
of one story,of four widows in the rear ti,ora
is a small t.rden. The buildings are covered
win tile the walls OF a wllitish grey Coz
Tor the windows have green yenitisn binds,
10 the right and left Gentry boxes are pl%ced'p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19

September z.
a detachment ofthe l9th Light Dragons
left Maidstone on Monday for Portsmou IN, 70
embark for Canada. The al battahon o.
the gath marchskson Satus lay from Chat
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

OOStoU, N/CE, -.
Previous to the close of the extra session.
which took place on Thursday last, several
acts were passed relative to defensive mea-
sures. tits provided, by one of these acts,
that his excellency the governor shall have
power to raise by enlistments, an army not
exceeding 10000 men, to consist of ten reyi-
ments of infantry and two of artillery, to be
commissioned and clothed agreeably to his
direction. The pay, rations, cloathmg and
emoluments of these troops are TO be the same
as those of the United States army. Another
act was also passed, authorizing the governor
to appoint board of commiSsioners OH militia
ry accounts it is to consist of three persons
with a secretary and necessary clerks to
this act is subioined an additional one, pro-
viding for the further appointment of two o.
Their commissioners, the whole OF whom are to
constitute board ofwar, for regular and
prompt discharge of the duties necessarily
belonging to such commission.
R0sf C0-
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URsANA, [Ohiol Oct. II.

URsANA, (Ohio) Oct II.
BY 4 gentleman immediately from Fort
Meigs, we learn that on Monday the 81 Of
this inst. three men, viz. Race, Carter and
Hull, were massacred near that place by the
Indians. He further states that the Intians
about so in number, had driven off about ff-
teen head of beef cattle, from near that. place
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I WISH 10 HIRE
" "a ~ fLhoON-
October 90. WITT

NTIkGINiA.-Ar Rules hclden in the Clerks C7hcc
Of the Superior Court OF Chancery forthe Rich
nond District, the first dry OF Judy, 1914
Robert Patton and William A. Gregory, executors Of
Seth aIton, decd, who surviving partner OF
Barton " Fisher, PITS.
AGAINST,
Francis Conway, Henry Randolph, Thomas Branch
executor u William Friend, deed, PetertieId Far
ror, executor ST John Fanar, decd Boiling Branch,
james ityan, and Cornelius Buck, administrator Of
Archibald Campbell, deed. Defis
Tie scre tacias, awarded il this cause, not having
been returned, exeGuted on the defendant Franois
Conway and II appearing by satisfactory evidence iist
he IS NOT an nhabitant of Ills country: MS ordered
that the SAID defendant DO appear here on the first day
q! the next term aud shew cause against the revival
thereby sought and thai copy Of this Order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the city
ct Richmond for Two months successfully, and rssted
&C the front door ofthe Capitol in the said city.
ACopy Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, c. C.
Oct Is w8w
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CONNECTICUT DEJEC 8TES

Tie Boston Gazette Of .lIo,day last stGtes, thai
Connecticuthas chose', seren delegates ates,d Tie
convention az Hartford and ~ maioffy af no OK
cf1 SIS members of The legislature, & that letters fran
.eere-H1nnpsire, Tey,Font anil llhod-- Island dgsrd
The most ample assurance that those etates zViR co-ooe
rate ia MiSimp01'taHt measure.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10

The following persons are chosen represen-
tatives of the people of Connecticut in the 18th
Congress-
John Davenport, Jr. BENJAMIN Talmadge,
Timothy I'itkin, Jonathan o. Moseev, Lew
is B. Sturges, Epaphrottus Champion, & Ly-
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/ am extremely sorry to have TO ac-
quaint you that ithas just been reported to
me that Capt. Spencer died this forenoon.--
He had the melancholy satisfaction of having
had his brother with him for some time pre-
vious to his death.
MIR. Spencer, with the corpse of Capt. s.
shall be sent over 20 Schlosser, when shall
expect the fulhlment on your part of your
promise to send back Capt. Loriag.
l have the honor to be, sir, with respectful
consideration, your most obedient humble ser
want,
(Signed)
GORDON DRUMMOND, Lit. Gen.
His Elk. Mai. Gen. Brown,
u. States Army.
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RehuhHcn,,o
FederdGets.


NEWLY oRK, Oct. q.
Yesterday His F.xceIlency Gov. ,Tompkins
arrived in the Steamboat, to take command
of the third military district On landing,
his EXcellency was received with military no.
nors by detachment of two companies Of in
tantry and Capt. Crocker's troop of horse,
from Major Dunscombs bat of Governors
Guards.
His EXcellency and suite, accompanied by
MAJOR General Stevens and Adiutant General
Van Ransalear, proceeded TO the City Hall,
where he was received with acclamations Of
joy by an immense concourse of his fellow ci.i-
zenS.
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For SALE.

FVl; SALE
virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed to the sub
Z ? scribe by Rice Graves, OF thr county OF Louisa.
dated the 9th day Of juno, 1906 orr cord in the count,
curt OF Lnlisr, for the purposes therein contained
WIN I've sold OF the Il day Of Noysrnber next to the
highest bidder, credit, (he made known ON
the day of sse) twu Tracts Of AD one OF SIS acres
the other Of $685. in the comfy of Louisa on Tie North
anne river, within half r,ile a each other. Als1
Nine Niiginia born SLAVES, arnong whom are four
onlg en, three hoyss aWpniao and child. Also,
wagon and four crses oie yoke o: steers stock OF
cae sheep and hnes, plantation 1tenss household S,
kitchen furniture The sale VIII take place at the late
residence OF said Rice Graves deco ant, win continue
iron. day TO day until all is soli
JOHN C]P.9TES, Yi7,ytee
October 2S. ,sSvyn
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The American coast is bloekaded " more or less 80
by the enemy. The arrival Of divers vessels IN sdr
places, within week days, arc arguments sa-
usiactoIy to some at least against The actual close and
rigorous investment Of Our The prize James "a
Portsmouth, wortI half million OF dollars tie India
man Sally, at Newport, worth another half million
the Peacock and Chasseur worth part Of another "a, Iii
on at this port the Hsrpy, at Portland with n1sn-
Der OF other vessels of minor value are exceptions Il,
the biockading ORDER which hope to see multiplied
by the blessing otheaTen until tho whole decree is null
and vOh. The ChasseUr, Peacock and HalDy fns Re
SO prizes IN all whchis greater damage 10 he COM
merce OF the enemy than she would 10 the same tre
be able TO retaate upon Us With many rigales aad
Seventy-lours. Colt,,g5iq1
.80'ericm PIPES T0ade OF The ua,a eIav II, n,anv
paris OF the negibOrng states, ia considerable ab,in-
dance This IS one Oft,e mnuietgres te English are
compelling MS TO establish Tacre also an institution
at Greenbusli, and Another Ptisied where we (nr
they) have been compelling a number ofpeoaiIe (Fsn.
glshmen, and Germans, Swiss, Hussiaus Danes sc
&e IN the British seTyiee) 20 for subsistence 10
tie amount of about 1000, the most Of whose tor Is
bestowed the manufacture of pipes OF stone on slate
from the quarry. At the cantonIneut at Cireenbiish
LOO Ofthese pipe-maEers from Europe ave kent OF
whose workmanship some specimens may be seen ia
Scsddcr's Museum. IL
WosnERruL 1HAvELLING.--T'he Steam Beat Full
ton, Captain Bunker, sailed from this place on Sunday
morning last after o'ciocS arrived az Albany IN 90
hours, remained there hours left there on Monday,
after - O'Clock and got back here in 10 hours before
O'clock Yesterday morning; thus having performed
passage from Ncw-Nork 10 Albany distance Of 100
miles and back again, besides stopping NJ the different
landings going and coming, in forty-sr d9rtrs-an oceur
renee, we presnme never e1lalled in this country
Tie whole distance was at least 800 miles, and was
run without sail mp any advantage whatever from
the 'ginf. W 20 hours, making general average a.
mesand one fifth W an hour. THE engine was stop
ped over % Minutes on the passage, of which each
way, we're at regular landing places. Aud tic weight
on the safety valve averaged Iess dnn three pounds
during the whole time when lbs would have drivca
The boat miles al hoiir.l Ten, or even seven yea~
ago, nothing short ~ supernatural agency was supposed
capable o ci'ect'ng, what see Neeampshe'lb t
the genius 81 Mr. Fulton Since the invention IS isl
looms, no human oonrivancc has given t M lop and
Conveyance such speed and certainty with enuf safety
and comfort ~ the establishment 0 Steamboats,. by
Which person is nov carried $50 miles IN orc d7..
and brought home the next ari performs his iourncv
bou he same time it tormerly required TOGO 70 a.
nv, Saudy-iIook distance of 2Joilasss hack a.
9in So astonishing and beneficial thi5 tr1y adm
able invention NJ r. C.hl1biav
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VERMONT.

What we stated as probable a day or two
ago, is verified. Six federahsts are chosen to
Congress from Vetmont-Fheir names will
be found in the following statement of all the
votes given in at the general Election in that
state
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We understand that Capt LEONARD, the officer who
surrendered, Fort Niagara to the enemy last winter,
has been exchanged, and i under arrest lie wiii
he tried as the officers can be spared hmo
field duties Tor that purpose.
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SyiRClNIA.- hts Superior Court II ChaGcery,
holden at inc Capital, in the City OF .lsLmond,
tie 5th day Of June 1904.
Between
Laurence, Cal, and company, PUT.
John Archer, William Powell, John A. Trent, and
stephen w. Trent executors ct Aiexe uder rent
deed, John a. Trent, STEPHEN W. Trent, Alexai,-
der Treat, Feterield Trent, decd, Willis WILSON,
And Elizabeth his wife, aud Anna Major Tinsiey
ch'lIre and deyiseesOf th= said Alexander Trent
decd, and Andrew Leiper, and Frances his wiz,
and Edward, sRs-Ioscph Trent, children and repre-
sensiiyes Of feter6eld Trent decd Dej7s
This cause for which the bill mas been taken for
confessed agaIsi the defendants, Pcterfed Trent, Au-
~ @ajdr lmsley, Andrew Lciper, and Frances his
wife, and Edward Trent and Joseph Trent and which
abates 10 the said Andrew Leiper BY his death
came on this 5h dag Of June the year Of cur Lord
one thousand eight hundred ard four, be heard ~,
the bill, and answers Of the Defendants WIN. Pop ell
Of The executors of Alexander Trent decd iohn
Archer Trent, and Stephen WOodson Trent, exhil Il,
and examination of a witness, aud was argued by o. n
SCI consideration Whereof the Court orderth the
defendants, executors 6 Alexander Trent deed to
der account OF the administration of the oOfs cho
telsRnd credits Of their testatoT before one OF the com
mIssoncIs OF this Court, who IS directed to examine,
state, and settle Che said account anil Dot the same
TO the Court, together with amepelsd ofte real es-
tates, whereof the said Alexander Trent and PETER
field Trent respectively. died seized and possessed
the value the sad real estates how they have been
opposed oi and who are thereof possessed, with auy o.
Their special matters thought pertinent by himself Or
required By the parties to be specially stated
a Copy. Teste,
WV. w. HsNtNG, G. c.
ComuisSioaey's OGce, Cify " 7icbm2ad,
gu ytlo. 3Ofh, 1914.
IN conformity to the foregoing order Of Court, the
parties therein nsmedsre hereby notified, that have
appointed the 4tl day ofthe 1Oih NO. &, e. Oct) en-
suing, in order u carry The said orer INTO cie -
Oh which dy tle seid parties, arc requested 10 attend
NJ ny office On he city aforcsaidj 10 10 ciock In tue
morning, wnh their accounts and vouchers ready foi.
examination, and settlement.
SAM. = AF9ONs. n
Coanisaoue''s Office, Cir # Richmond
fofi IN. an JeIh
rs only one Of he defendants nr-1,-i Is " ,,-rc
said s1a attended BEFORE the Commissioner, sgteca.
by - tie notice heretofore i.ued from hs ofice-the
parties are hereby notified tlat their sttepianc is a.
iuc ted 81 ny Office on the i2th 1y Of tie ist Mo &
e. January cnsuingat 10 in fhe morning.
SAM PARSONS, y. C.
Oct 90. W5w
FOR SALE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADVERTTSEME
FEVHE Subscriber being Old, blind infr and unable
TO attend TO business, is DESTROYS of closing his si-
mnistsaticn OF the estate OF Henry s, John Mullins,
decd Noce IS, therefore, now given, for the Eut
time, that the Goth day Of November next. be win
attend at john Mullins in this county, and hen aud
there proceed to have tie said estate divided and
will then pay to esei egatee MS last promo r,on W4
al VINO are interested may present. G bey ulease
CONNELI.Y Vi Ci.l.iN S, aefasy.
Goochland, Nov. !. qgvzsT
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~ DNI.LAHs RNWARn.

GIK&NED Or stolen from TIE Commons Of tids city
- the night orbe 2sh Of October, large chcsn1t
5orei HCRsE--uo particular mark recolecied. ex.
cep that De has .u main snd short Itch tail he has
lately been ionnlered and H. low order.
TAE3 & MYERS.
Scuth corRor u y. 6 Esd 8sreefs.
Nov.4 II
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TAKEN UP

NY William sWsr1incr, Of Amelia Ccuatv IN -.
~ tray FIILT about -four feet eight or nine inches
high, with star in her forehead with 5naii sr,-k al
white just below the star, and dockedadjudged 20 be
three years old and appraised to The sum OF SSS5, by
Ilth day ofAug. 1S1l--Teste,
J. T. LEIGH.
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IN CLL3NCERY -
4 T a Court held Tor Prince Edward County, Aug.
"a the 18th, 1915
William sweeny an infant, by William Patterson his
guardian and next friend, Coinbt.
AGAINST,
Mourning Sweeny, John p. Sadler Executor of Will
sweeny deed, John Day and Mary his wife late
Mary Sweeny, John Kelly AID 1'aIha his wife late
1abitha Sweeny, Abner Lax and Snsmnah his wife
late susannsh Sweeny, Idly Sweeny, Tioinas
Woodbridge and Mialrid his wife late MiIdrid Swee-
nv, John Sweeny, Rebecea Day and Sally Sweeny,
D,JiS.
TIE DEFE.N-D.4.N'3J John Swoeny, not Having
entered disappearance and given security according Il,
an act the General Assembly and the rules of Ibis
Cot1, and tsppearns the satisfaction of the Court
that he l. not infant Of this state. On the mott
on Of the Complainant by his Counsel H rs o11lcreG.
that the said dcft John Sweeny ito appear here on the
fast dag o! November Court next, and answer tie.
Complainant bill, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some ofthe public news paper;
printed IN the City OF Richmond for two months sue
eessvey, and also posted the front door Of the Court
house ofthis county
Copy. Tesfe.
B. j. WORSHA,E, d. C.
Ccpt' II. w2Tn.
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SS}AS committed to the jail q Chesterfield co1T:fv
w somewhere about the 9tls day Of Iamasy last.
a a runaway, Negro Boy who calls himscifIc Ro
oerson, ana says that he IS free bay, anil his y=rc,rts
are in Baltimore, and that he came from thar racc
lie has no free Papers ne is about rs or 10 YEAS of
age, black complexion, and about feet inches hir
his clothsg is very Indifferent. ANY person ouni,,e
sn boy are desired TO take MIN away, othcrSse he
WAl. WINFREE, jai,1r
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go ACRES orc LAMN E0R g =

500 ACRES or LAND F0R S.8LE
IlNG on both sides Of the rnat rost ieashe enc,
4 bety's Bridge to halifsx ConI;-iiouse. pn, slr
I'VE miles from the latter place. THIS iand Is r..r
Tered very valuable for eorn tobacco oats and West
There IS not more thsn half Of it cu, Khan pant ,rf
endera Sood fence. There Is small dNen,-.s.,1ss.
omit witt, one room and s shed. The above .irs Ne
longs to Che estate OF Herbert c. Coeke decd
Terms may be known by applying TO
JOhNI. COOKE, erec-r-
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