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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21
ANOTHER


LETTER FROM Mr. JEFFERsoN"
We are informed that letter has been
received by gentleman residing in the
neighoourhood of this city, from the Is-
Case Of Monticello, in which he expresses
his utter disapprobation of the restrictive
system of the administration-He is re-
presented 10 say, that an embargo during
war is a political solecism; and intinates
hatnothing but the energetick interfer
ence of the good sense Of the people of the
y. States can arrest the mad and suicidal
career of Mr. Madison's administration
We have not seen this letter, but are
satisfied that one of the sort really exists
When will political phenomena cease i?
1t will be recoliected Mr.. Jefferson IN
letter to DIR. Logan, gave up the super
emineat" Napoleon Bonaparte; ltsppears
now that he has also given up the SUD
eminent James Madison-PhH. Gag.
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DESPERATE CHARGEs-DEsTRUcTIvE
AND FURIOUS FIREs!n


The campaign has opened in Canada,
but the Gallant and Glorious Don Jamie
has made as unfortunate beginning of the
now almost, as he made conclusion of the
last campaign. If the General had not &C
cidentally lost himself, he would certainly
have got to Montreal in the course of hui
man events. 1t is hard that all the spies
and maps which the General has with him,
has not made him sufficiently well acquaint-
ed with the topography of the country to
travel more than four miles without losing
himself Losing himself would not be any.
great matter, but cutting such cGpers may
at last occasion the loss OF his army. Tie
most amusing part of the affair is the hor-
rible account which the General gives of
the tremendous conflict, which ended in his
retreat, which was conducted &c in the most
deliberate and satisfactory manner" Ii
will be recollected, that the evacuation of
Canada was said to have been similarly ef-
fected. 10.
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Massachusetts, Election.

Massachusetts, Election.
Returns have been received from 30l
towns, in which there were
For Strong 1891 votes
Dexter 81, l0l
Maj l,l93
Last year the votes in the same towns
were For Strong 45,56S
Varnum 32,4O3
Maj. l3,l65
1t would appear, therefore, that Mr..
Dexter, with all his talents, his liberslity,
his candour, and his popularity, has been
able, in sol towns, to draw of from Gov,
Strong the full number of 274 votes, that
being the difference between the number
given for him last year and this--fhe
average. as will be seen, is almost one
vote to town!
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the same enlightened senator, as to super
induce" congress to repeal it without hesi-
tatlon. These consistent, independent,
high spirited gentlemen. nevertheless,
would scorn to pin their faith and Judg
ment upon the presidents sleeve.
Fed. Rep.
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Major General Wilkinson's attack upon
La Cole appears in the papers of today in
circumstances of high relief A tremend-
Gus fire, it appears, from statement by
an. officer of the army, was made on stone
house, which it was agreed on all hands
was too strong to'be injured by our bat.
teries, and none other could be brought to
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-21

If the embargo was wise measure the
Gay before its repeal was ordered, 1T was
s'lll wise when it was ordered The day
before the mandate issued from the Palace,
not democrat permitted himself to ques-
hon or doubt its wisdom A motion to re-
peal It would not be so much as entertained,
considered And yet the lips of the clerk,
Who read the recommendation, were scarce
y closed before tie wonderful discovery
was made that tho measure was wholly
dnneficacious, as MIR Roberts would
'syi 50 apparently 50; in the language OF
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April 81, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
IkIE RICHIHOND
COTTON MANILA TOR

nearly ready to goint operation, and will in
y few weeks want considerable number Of hands.
Men. Women, Boys and Girls Of various sizes, viii
meet with emplOyment---s and white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses ere erected at the establish
ment Tor the accom- mediation OF Families and others
that may be employed.
School and BQeks sc. &c. viii be kept At thu
ezpence Of the institution for the purpose Of eduoa-
ting She children both apprentices snd others, IN
he common branches of an English education.
Under the organization Of this establishment chill.
ren may obtain from their own Industry comfort.
be maintenance and t0lersb'e good education.
hone but persons of good character are intended
, he employed II 9hers get in, they will be dis
harPed as soon rs discovered.
Persons wishing employment may learn further
articulars on application 81 Mr.. R.ehard Tia ris en-
premises or the Subscriber in Rict o,ond.
BENZ. JANIS HARRIS
Dec. re %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
OFFICIAL LIST OF PRIZES,

OFFICIAL LIST OF PRIZES,
And the Drawings of ALL the Northeyp Lotteries,
VAN be examined GRATIS at the subScriBer's Of
" hee-where Tickets (wsrrauted undrswn) in
the Baltimore Hospital Lottery. and in the Trinity
Church Lottery, can DE bought-in both Lotteries
the capital prizes of So,ooo, S90,oeo aud 81 600
remain undrawn--Also, Tickets in the Washington
Monument Lottery 2d Class, be purchased rs
YET, at the original cost (Sio).-rhe drawing will
positively commenee on the first Mondsy in March
next. and will snish the 18th of June following
The Capital Prizes are, one $4,000, one of So
GOO, one OF 10000, two of 10000, Sfieeu of 1000
aad a proportionste number of smaller prizes.
Bank Notes of other states prize tickets Of other
Lotteries, or negotiable notes. will be received as
payment, or discounted Orders from the country,
pest paid, viii be attented to. A Register Books
sept tor the purpose of giving the earliest nor,na.
tiou of the tate of Tickets. Also on hand, 4 Few
Copper SOUS. Casting Pots, Iron Wire, from No.
to ~, which will be sold on reasonable terms or
battered Tor produce-at the Lottery Office OF
n. KURSHEEnT,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
ssnuary 1s. VIII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
Jan. 22.
MEIY PU8LICA110AY, SC.

WEW PUBLIC-d[IOAS $, sc.
ESETER COTTON, st his Law and NIiscelIsne-
Il Gus bookstore, second door above the Eagle,
Tavern, has Just received the following New PHb-
iostions, viz
Correspondence Respecting Russia, between Ro-
bert Goodloe Harper and Robert Walsh ir D. i&
The Gisour, a Fragment OF Turkish Tale
by Lord Byron, 81 IL cts
Ford Byron's Poems, 81 t-2 cts.
Campbelrs History of Virginia, bound 81 qs.
Geographical View of the Provinces of Upper
Cansda, and remarks relative the situation OF lbe
inhabitants respecting the war; by NJ. Smith, price
50 eta.
Southey's Life CT Admiral Lord Nelson, 81 SO,
Perry's Victory, eoloursd plate, 81.
American Ladies and Gehtemens Pocket Al
manac for the year 1914.
4 large assortment Of New Plays,
Rejected Addresses "a new edition) 81 IL cts.
Burke's Works, vol. & 6.
lord Erskine's Speeches, 2vo.
Grattan's do. Iyo
Rose * Emily, NJ Sketches of Youth, 75 cts
Steel's Navy List for August 1913, rs cts
Cottage Sketches in active retirement b. the su-
thor OF the M'series OF Human Life, 2 vols in
one, 81.
ALSO-The Ansleetio Magazine for y eember.
containing elegant likeness OF Commodore Per,
ry, and his Biography, Rc
The Port Folio for December, cnntaning an eIe-
CANT likeness Of Commodore B>nbt,dge, aud his BIZ
ogrsphy.
subscriptions received for the three latter
works--and It is u'.derstopd thst those who do nos
give notice to The contrary wish to continue their
subscription for the succeeding year.---Ferms of
pu lie ion the same as heretofore.
January / T. tr
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NOTICE.


M ILL be sold for ready money on SATURDAY the
w 18th day OF February next, before tie door
of Edmsnd Anderson in Charlottesville, pursuant 70
Deed OF Trust executes to by Mary Ibomp.
son, Jesse Davenport and SussanSh lis wife. Cfnr
merly Su'annsh i'hompson), bearing date the 18th
Dee S09, and rec Orded in the county court Of All
bemsrle, for the purpose OF securing sum of mo-
ney due William Gait, as therein mentioned, the
following property, viz
One negro woman Sarah, ose negro girl Mary
Ann. one small girl Fanny, one small boy Alexsn.
der, one negro man Nicholas ,one negro boy George
one negro child Msriwether, one negro 6sy BaTt
lett one negro girl Msrish and their ineresse since
the execution OF SAID trust-also, all the right in.
terest and claim of him the said Jesse Davenport 70
land IN the estate which have accrued to him by the
death OF Mrs. Mary Thompson, in consequence OF
fhis ntsrmsr'ase with her daughter Sssannah
Thompson, or 80 much of said property as will So
s'y the balance ,h due on said rust and expenses
net of others, will only eoSyey title vested in US
as such.
H 5qHx SGiGSRR R64T:. } Trustees
. Albemarle, Jan. IS. oswstf
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Clerk
~A IN SENATE, Jan. 10 1914.
The Senate recede from the IL, and 4th amend
meats proposed by them To the bill entitled Ar
lures"
Ensrossed bills to enead an set entitled 6. n,
act authorizing the sale OF the glebe of Rristol
parish, - authorizing the sale of .ha plehe belong
ing 10 the parish OF Bruton in the county OF York
-" providing tor the sale of the books, ornament
ans plate belonging ia St. Msrgaret's par;,i, in the
county of ne,"-sS authorizing James and An.
drew Boyd 10 erect toll bridge over jams riyerv
-" coneeraing John l.. Foster, -. TO amend H..
several acts concerning the New Kent charity
senoos - concerning John Patrick and others''
- ests6ta!ing street i'll the town OF Peters.
Ourai -" concerning the town of Madison in the
county OF Amherst, -" appropriatins the pro.
eeeas OF ne Z che lands, aud other property, be-
longing TO the parishes Of Abingdon, Ware aed
tenworth, IN The county OF Gloucester and for o.
thet purposes, -" concerning certain pensoner,
were read third time and passed
MT baroour OF Cu'Peper, from the committee on
t'e suoJeee OF the appointment of an accountant
read as foiioas--
hh= eon'0ittee, II whom was referred so much
" 'ne message from the Chief Msg strste relates
20 the appointment of an accountant to adjust
eiaims incident 10 militia service submit tie fol
iow'ns report and resoiution-Thai IN the monti,
% 'u'y iai0, when the accounts and claims h-d
become too numerous and pressing tor adjustment
nuced to make temporary appointment OF an Off.
Ger Ior that purpose; your committee 10 at opinion
that the nece's y for this officer still continues ana
t'Ist the necessity viii probably exist during the
present War-R Resolved therefore, that provis ON
ought 70 be made by law for the appointment of en
,ecouh'snt to adjust the claims incident to militia
ny calls and service, with AN adequate salary Tor his
The said resolution being twice read. was en-
the question put thereupon, agreed g by Ae
House.
Thursday. .Esza 90.
communication from the Senate By their
IN SENATE, Jan. ~, 1914.
" An :, set concerning Mary tree woman of col.
Engrossed blls' requiring the owners of dams a.
cross the Little kanawha and other rivers in the
county of Wood, TO erect locks therein, aud for o.
tther purposes, -" establishing several towno''
were read third time and passed.
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LIND cor S4LE

Inv he 2Sth day OF February next. being Court
~ day, viii be sold at King Wiism Court hous,
that valuable Plantation called ENDFiELD, in
King William county late the property OF John
Waller, deed This plantation is considered ;, nsr
sons we'll s.quainted With it, to be OF the best in
the county OF King Miliian-and to a person dispo.
sed to purchase, there is not below the Ridge trsc,
OF land more desirable than this, well Tor the ma
ny natural advantages whieh il possesses as for the
many improvements wheh have been uut uuou il,
by its late owner. Situated apon The Mattepopv ri
yer opposite TO Walkerton, vessels can come within
short distance of the shore, that the person nos
sessIng it can with very little labor, and within short
time. ship on board vessel the crops which he
may make, and send them TO any market tast he
pleases. -,,-.
Froa the title papers for this tract Of land it an
pears that contains about I4SI acres for which
quantity IT will BE- sold, be the same more or less
the greater part ct which is rieh level fiat and.
Upon 1t there is an excellent dwelling house and
every necessary ont-housei Granary that stands
immediately upon the bank of the River from which
the crop that il may consin maybe emptied AZ once
INTO sTessei that come within few wards of tba
shore. here are upon il two young O chards the
fruit OF which is OF the most select kind. With nro
per care and attention. they might be made TO yield
large Quantities OF Brandy and Cider. a fsrthe,
description Is Heemed unnecessary, 4 is presurn ell
thst any person dispoaed TO purchase will view the
premises before the day of sse
1er77r=ot Sale .f ~
he purchaser viii ne allowed c-ej;t ef tvro
years Tor the whole purchase money, bond with APP.
deed OF Trust upon the land.
one thousand pounds of the purchase rnoney TO
carry interest from the dsy of sac the ntsrest to
be paid at the end of each year, until the Who'll
email become due The balance Of the purchase
money TO carry interest from the da, OF sse II nos
punetusliy paid when due
Jan. II. ,d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
ROBERT RUFFIN.
wRun
Jan. Is.
SIAGE ENTABLISHlTEV77

Hh snbscrlber having CONTRACTED 10 trp,,,or,
the mail from Richmond to Lynchburg. and
return once week, has for that purpose proyded
good stages, horses, and careful drvers-whicb will
'eaVe richmond every Thursday at p M. and ar.
rive in Lynehburg every Saturday NJ & p ~ /.
leave Lynci' burg every Tuesday at s A. M. and ar
rive In tichmoad every Thursday at 10 A. M, , tbi,
beng much scorer than the same route has,eyer
been performed.
He hopes TO meet with share of rhe mill. w.
ronase-Passengers can engage seats 3: the stsge.
Ofhee, at me Eagle-Tavern, Rchmond, and n, Mr.
Resves,s iavern in Lynekburg Having 10 eSye
Shmond at SO late an hour, it is hope. passenger,
Any person having business with him upon n 4.
subject OF the above establishment, viii anplT to Ia.
sePh Price, jim of Manchester who will n,
the business HApIDi1y or, , ,,sTinte Gnu
The Editor OF The Lynohburs Star will live
tnfs insert'"n IN his paper for two months, weekly
ana forward his account to this Office for setters,
janis, esw4w '' >S''ie'heht
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
RL,UE. LIGHTS

The Connecticut Editors, hsys at length, though
they nave heretofore been al variance on the sab
ject, come 10 understanding expecting the Blue
Lights. The .Norssich Courie, denied the fact as
stated by col Green, in the ,Nszp London Gdsetse
the i9in uit. tut TN a very handsome apology 20
that gentleman, now admits his mistake, and de-
esres that blue light signals have since repeatedly
been tuade on New Loadoa. Ii Fights, by some un.
princped seoundrels," destitute OF every prine;p le
or honor and pa rotisn
W. nat S'iif the Boston '' wooden oracl, :" say
10 tEiS ri, . pa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
For SALE.

Il I'RHCT UPLAND
Z ftNGr in the County of Rockingham. North
Carolina. (a5out 70 miles south o. the Town OF
Dany'ie on Dan'River) which by late surrey eoa.
tains
1913 .HCRES ,t
There are between $50 s. 200 acre, of Low grounds
attached TO IL OF superior quality. 'Shis land is
well adapted 70 the culture of Corn, Wheat, Cotton
Tobacco * he, omit a Dwelling House, Kitchen,
laundry, Dairy, Meet Honse, &c. There are about
300 acres cleared. The Subscriber would prefer
exchanging it for lend in either the County of KIM
Wiii'"mi King and Queen, Essex or NIiddiesex
Also, tract OF Land in the State of Kentucky. a.
osut one m''e from the fourishing Town Of Russell.
vile, and contains ny late survey,
600 Il c z S.
his Land is ola superior soil, and lays vel, and
wishing 10 purchase or exchange for either of the
above tracts of land, will apply to the Subscriber n
wing near Dunkirk, King and Queen County. Win.
ghia.
ROBERT RUFFIN.
Jan. Is. -.
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january
+ - NC n TO ".


FENilE Public are hereby respectfully Informed :.
Z that in consequence q the trustees Of the
Warrington Henry "A esdeny having failed 10 give
ne win conf ne lis School at the White House
near Hanover Court House
The School VIII he opened ON the 18th of the
present month, and disDSntihucd on tie 18th of
December next, makip. 4 term of ten non,.,s at
ter deduotlng one of the Summer months tor vsca
ton.---The Subssribsr will teach the following
branches Of learning the Kughsh, Latin & Greek
Languages; Writing, Arithmetic, English Conpo.
shion and Geography.
The fees for tuition in any, or s of the above.
mentioned branches, III pc thirty dollars, a, able
quarterly in advance Board, washing and Todys
ing will be furnished by the Subscriber at Eighty
Dollars for the term, payable ssaboye.
Any Scholar becoming Der Of (lie School
viii be liable for the fees for the whole tenn.
RUFUS CHANDLER
Jan. 9Q. r.
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SPRING. NH AC.ADRMY.

SPRIWG- MIL AC.HDEN1Y.
THNHE Subscriber living in the lover end of Abe.
n marie County, will continue TO instruct youth
in those branches Of earnng usually taught at pub
lie Seminsries.
The Rev James C. Wilson, iate of.NoyfoH. will
unite with me III my professional business, in which
We hope to be able 10 render satisfaction to all
Who may contde their children to our are and IN
strueGon
AZ this Institution, both males and Females will
be received and instructed in separate apart.
ments-but none for shorter period than twelve
months
My price for Board, Tuition and WASHING, (schol-
ars inding their own Bedding and CandIes,) viii be
fly five dollars a session, or fva months psysb,e IN
advance.
Oar Winter vacation win commerce the 5th Of
December, end close the 18th Of January. tt,
summer vocation, commences on the 18th OF Jul.
x closes the i5th OF july.
JAMES g. wNDDEL.
Jan. ~. I'm
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PATTERSON WIRE MANUFACTO-
nv

TIE subscriber isauthori:sd TO receive orders for
n The following articles, to be executed at the a.
bove Mandatory, and fcre arded from theoae With
al possible speed--delverabie IN Richmond az the
sc viz
Coarse and fine Wire from no, to2s,
Card WIZ, from No. Is To 80,
AnnesPd or bending Wire of varirus sizes,
Rolling, Standing and Falling Screens for cleans
ing grain.
Wove wires of every description.
S9mP'es o. the a. We articles msy he seen, and or.
ders lodged 81 Che Couatir= Iiouss Of
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Sirset opposite the Eagle Tavern
Dec nth.
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Il COWLOST

@ TRAYED from this City, about the month of
~ September 1912, red Cow with a slit in one
year, and slit and crop in the Jther--from the
circumstance OF her not returning to the place from
whence she was brought, it is pregumsble, she NAV
be at some of the neighbouring houses in this conn
ty. Five Dollars will be paid TO any person who
will deliver her to me in thls,sity
70. COWLEY.
Jan. 20. bt
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Sales at auction.
WILL BE S OIL D,

q I PUBLIC SALE, at the Goose ponds, in the
county OF Caroline, the estate of the late Mat
thew Toler, deed. on the 10th February next, Ill
fair, otherwise the next fair dsy,)
.dH The Personal Estate If said Matthew
Io(er, decreased, consisting Of
10 OR ID L. K Ell Y n T. {; ROES.
Several plough Horses, and the stock of Cattle,
Oats, Fodder, plantation utensils, &c. &c.
Twelve months credit viii be allow ed tor all pur-
chases above $50, under that sun, cash. Roncs
nh approved security will be required carry in.
terest from the date, Hnot punetually paid. a, the
sae time tbs plantation viii be rented tor the pre-
sent year. CARTER b. page,
admir- OF Mathew Toier, dee'l.
Jam IL al.
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ADVRRTYSRH7EW1.

ny person wishing TO use in their Distillery,
n brocery or otherwise, Dr. Allison's highly ap.
proved method Of Improving spirituous liquors, sc.
may he furnished with Individual rights ct s IS IN
any town or county in Virginia, not already exclu.
siYeiJ lurnshSd, on application to MIR. Cornelias
Payne, LyHehburgh, or The Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. If
p s. Communications by mail, post paid, will be
promptly attended 10.
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" y 4 4 Z =,
'sNHATfArcher Vest who went from the neigh
Il bosrhood OF John Coles in the County of
Cnesteraed about twelve or fifteen years psst--is
requested ts come forward and receive hsnisome
Legacy that was eIt him by his half brothec Reney
q. Vest, decd. AL persons who hav-, lust claims
against the Estate OF Rsnsy C.. Vest, deed, will
bring them forward duly autasntcst ted ian media,e-
y.
- r., JOHN VEST, Exo'r
Near Gerito Bridge, Jan. Is. wAwn
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Jan. IL

CA.1NCERH
& Chaneery District Court hold in Williams.
"a burg Oct Goth, 1913.
Bo'hrod Washington Pl8.
Henry Lee * Thomas Rowand DeGs.
This cause, in which the plaintiffs bin has been IA
ken TOR confessed against the defendant Lee and
The ns decree returned executed, came on this day
TO be heard ON the bill, the of the defendant
ltowand, exhibits, report of master commissioner
Coleman, and argued by Counsel on consider
auon whereof, the court confirming the said reuort
doth adudge, order and decree, that unless the de-
PENDANTS do on or before the twentieth of Aprii
next psy unto the plaintiff the sus of eleven tlous
and eight hundred and fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents, with interest on Eight thousand two
hundrsd and twelve dollars and seventy three cents
part thereof ct the rate Of six per eentum per snaum
thereon from the 9th day of October 1912 till paid
sud 81 me coat and charges attending the prosecu
hon OF this snitFhat the defendants then heirs Sc
all others claiming under them be from thenee forth
barred and toreeiosed of all equity and right to re-
deem tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
"ounyof Westmoreiand on the river Potolnack,
commonly called and known by the name Of Cabin
Point and at the time of the execution of lie deed
OF mortgage, was in the posses sion of Mrs MARI
smith, containing about eievan hundred acres
which said tract or parcel of land is in the pos
session OF the defendant ROwand. and in case ofde
fault Of The payment OF the money with interest and
costs as aforesaid at the time STORE said that Richard
u. Parker, ElIJson Currie and John CampbeD. or
any Two OF them, alter giving months notice in
Richmond and also at the front door OF the court
house OF Westmereland County, do expose to public
sale by Auction for ready money the tract or mar
eel OF land aforesaid in the ndeDture of mortgage
mentioned and fled IS an exhibit IN this eause, and
out OF the proceeds of sale aforesaid Day first the
expenses OF sale, and then pay unto the eintf the
sforesaid sum of Eleven thousand eight hundred &
fourteen dollars and seventy eight cents with inter
est on eight thousand two hundred and twelve dol
lars and seventy three cent part thereof at the rate
Il SIX per cgnum per sDnum thereon from the oth
dsy of October 1912, till paid, and the costs. and
the surplus OF the proceeds Of ebe sale ef any depo.
sit in the Virginia Bank % the credit OF ibis
cause, sGd make reportuf their proceeding, 70 iii.
court in order TO > final decree.
Plaintiffs costs $50 6s.
a Copy. Teste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. c.
ny virtHe ct the above decree VIII be sold for req
oy money On the 9th dsy Of May 1914, before the
Tavern now occupied by Thomas Spence at West
moreiand Court House, the tract of land mentioned
ia the above decree.
RICHARD 2. PARKER,C
ELLYSON CURRIE, Commr7s.
JOHN CAMPBELL,