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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-17
Georgia Journal-ErtrG.

Monday morning, (7 o'cl0ck)2
January 81, 1914
g. An Express from General Pinckney
to the Governor arrived here last night,
with the following important intelligence:
BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS
tOFFICI4Ll
HEAD QUARTERS. J
Sisth and SeUenth Districts.
Fort Haookins, 30th January 1914.
SIR,
have the honor of inclosing for your
information copies of dispatches received
early this morning from General Floyd:
This additional proof of the good conduct
and gallantry of the troops of the state in
which you preside, must be highly crafty
ing to your Excellency. Be pleased to ac-
cept my sincere congratulations thereon
Col. Milton and detachment of Regu-
lars will speedily reinforce the army.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
Your Excellency's
Most obedient servant,
THOMAS PINCKNEY.
HIS Ercelleney Coo. Early.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-17
PITTSBURGH. Jan. .o.

We have seen letter from an officer Of
the volunteer company which left this place
for Eric, on the late alarm. Jan. 81. The
writer states that volunteers were prepar-
ing to march to Long Point for the pur-
pose of destroying three hundred sleds,
which the enemy had prepared for the pur-
pose OF transporting troops to Erie, In or.
der to destroy our squadron.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-17
NORFOLK. Febr,,ar.

NORFOLK, February e.
Norfolk III a state Of siegs.-We stated
few days since, that the collector Of
Petersburg had stopped all vessels bound
to Norfolk, laden with whisky, -four, meal.
bran, sc. We are informed from good
authority that this collector at Richmond
has received instructions to pursue the
same course, and has acted accordingly.
In few months we shall feel the effects
of this system, in the articles of corn. meal
&c. which will be augmented nearly don.
BILE their present prices, and what will be,
still worse, the effects will be most felt bv
the poor, who to their Other misfortunes.
will have the price of bread doubled All
this is done, because there is possibility
that some of these articles may fall into
the hands OF the enemy; the apprehension
is groundless, and has been produced we
suppose by communications from some Az.
cophantic wretches, who write letters to
Washington, containing false suggestions.
and often palpable lies, in order to recon-
mend themselves to favour. We challenoa
any one to name an instance of one can.
ture, or one missing vessel, from James
River to Norfolk, since the enemy ouitted
Hampton Roads. Then why this cruel ami
vexatious restriction Are our rulers nht
satisfied with the expressions which they
say are unavoidable, but that they must
add others, for which there can be no oc.
casionp We appeal TO every candid man
who is acquainted with James River and
Hampton Roads for the truth of what we
shall say. If proper precautions are used
there is no danger in crossing Hampton
Roads, because it is very easy matter tn
let vessels coming down James River. know
by signal; if any Of the enemy's vessels
are near this, with the precaution of never
crossing the Roads in the night, will re-.
move all danger Of capture,
THE ADAMS AT SEAL
Arrived yesterday, pilot boat chooner n.
Underwood; left Baltimore on Tuesday
last, and put into st. Mary's river the next
day learnt that the United States corv.t.s
ADAMS, and the private armed schooner
CHASSEUR, left the Potomac three davs
before, and stood down the bay, since which
nothing has been heard of them. and i
was the general belief they had succeeded
IN getting out to sea-
A passenger in the Elizabeth Civ stare
who arrived here on Friday evening. in.
forms, that he was lately in ST. Augustine.
where he lernt that the privateer ROGER.
captain Quaries. of this port had captured.
after running fight of two hours, an En-.
giish letter Of marque brig laden with
fish, the captain of which came ashore at
St. Augustine to provide for the ransom
of the vessel and cargo, which were val
sSl at $4,000, in which, however, he was
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-17

the honor to command, have done their
duty.
iSignedl JOHN FLOYD, u. O.
Total killed, IL; total wounded lS2.
Signed
CHARLES WILLIAMSON,
Hospital Surgeon
N. B. One of the wounded since dead--5
of the friendly Indians killed Is wounded.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell the Farm
on which ne now lives, situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Middle Creek, con-
tanning 270 acres, about one half cleared.
the balance we'll clothed with good timber,
the whole uneommonly we'll watered by So
verai excellent springs-The improvements
are good dwelling liouse, Kitchen, BAN.
Stables, and other out buildings-an or
chsrd of more than 400 young bearing APP
pie trees Of the best grated fruit, and other
fruit trees-ffteen acres of meadow, and
much more may easily be made The
Fields are laid off in convenient sizes, are
we'll enclosed, and some of them in clover.
Middle Creek IA plentiful stream for nine
months in the year, runs through the land,
and affords on the farm two excellent seats
for Distilleries. also good mill seat, with
about l6 feet fall--The soil is for the most
part good, and well adapted to clover and
plaster The terms will be made known
on application to
AMOS MENDENHALb.
December 10, 1918 0n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

If not taken up in three months after date,
the following will he sent az Dead Let.
ters to the general Post Office from that
of Martin-bu'gh, Virginia.
A Thomas Allender.
b DAVID Bouden, A Y Bowen. Benia.
min Baihnch, Printer Teler Barns
john Coulter, Joseph Ciel, Philio
Cress Feby Catlett, Giles Cook.
+. Rosanna Eaveson
f. john Fernow, CYRUS Flage. John
Fernean. James Farr, Jacob Fry.
G james Gordan, Lewis Grigsby, Mrs.
Jane Gerard. John Gubatig, 8, Barnet
Gebhart. Q.
H. Thomas Heselwood, Isaac House.
worth, Samuel Hedges, jun Sd. Isaac b.
Havely, James Hess, George Hoe.
Thomas Jones
X William Kerney, George Knoll
L John Lnsey
Nj, Stephen Mayors, Miss Leacy Meal
lister. James Mason, Samuel III Cune, John
Nj Keefer.
p George Pulse.
r., Mathew Rippey, Henry Riner, Hen
ry Rlineberger, Mrs Mary Ross
8. Philip Siler, james errett. John
Stone, near Hardscrabble; John Stodlar.
John Smith, near Bath; David Simpson.
lnear same1 Thomas Sellers, Garrards
Town Robert Stuart, Peter Snowdel
T. james Thompson. John Tate.
V. Miss Elizabeth Vance, 2, care of VIM.
Orr; Isaac Vanmatre.
W. Thomas Wood.
Y Robert Young.
w sOMMERvILLE, p. NJ.
January I, 1914
N. B. The rules of the General Post OF,
flee are" That all papers and pamphlets
shall be paid for quarterly in advance
which in future must be complied with here
nor can letters be taken up without being
paid, whilst all arrearages are called for.
w, s.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

FHE undersigned fsn upon this ex,es,s..
en-, TO inform the pubic ina, the, hay.
now opened, and ready for sale, At |
their Store Corner to the Globe
raVern) in Snefherd's- Town,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
BOOT and SHOE
MANUFACTORY.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
former friends, and the public generally,
t,since ais return from Norfolk, he has
resumed the above business at his house in
King street, MartiDsburg1, where he will
be thankful for any commands in his line
a. He has now in his employ some ex
.cellent work and is provided with a
supply of good Leather, so that lie will be
able to furnish work that will give full salts
faction to all his employers.
tie hopes that, his attention to business
and the excellence of his work Will induce
his'old customers TO continue TO employ
him, and give him some claim TO public
patronage.
JOHN POISAL.
November 4, 1878.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
November 4, 1878.
Christopher NJ Alister,
Boot and Shoe Maker.
JOHN POISAL.

RESPECTFULLY inform. his friends
and the public, that he has re-commence
business at his old stand in the main street
Marlinsburgh, opposite Mr. Nicholas Chop
Eert's and nearly opposite to ..iajor James
Faulkners Store, where he solicits CONT.
nuance Of pastfavours.-He has ia.t receiv
ed 8 ock OF excellent Leather, and ma,e
riais'ofa superior quality, and has now in
his employ some of the best work. men in
this place, which he fatters himself will
enable him to give general satisfaction to
all who may favour him with their cnstom
Gen'lemen's dress Suwarrow, Backstrap.
Mihtary Boots, Bootees, Shoes and Pnmos
IN style of neatness and durability. and
all orders executed with fidelity and dis
patch; also. LADIES Leather Shoes and
Pumps, made in the most fashionable stvle
Gentlemen and Ladies at distance who
may please to favour christopher MAlister
with their custom will attend to the sub ioin.
ed directions of measuring
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
THE SUBSCRIBER,

uAVl>O lately removed from the
Il i state of Mar,lan to this place,
solicits tbs Patronage OF the owners oil
Mills, by employing him in his line Of a
MISUNDERSTANDING versed in the build.
lrs OF Mills, and the late invented ma.
enlner, belonging or arpertaining thereto
ne viii engage to complete the work good
and bearing inspection. ANY person
wishing to employ him. may fad him at
his house opposite Mr.. Jacob Bishop's
smlth-shoP, in Marsinsburgh, or BY leav
ing word with Mr.. John Shober.
JOHN MYERS.
April so, Isls. ftN
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber will sell the EA RM on
which lie now lives, situate III Berkeley
County, Virginia, three mlles from Martins
burgh, confirming lis acres OF tie frs
quality limestone LAND, about 40 acres
cleared, the balan"e thickly clothed with
remarkably large line timber, at least equal
30 any in the county.-'rne whole Of the
Land is enclosed the cleared part laid off
INTO fields of very convenient size and
Form about 25 acres we'll set in clover,
which produced very plentiful crop las'
season-six acres OF excellent meadow no.
knade, the whole of which can he watered
)n this farm is very convenient two story
Dwelling House, with stone Kite en- ad
lining, large good Barn shielded ON both
bds and one side, Stables, Smoke House
id other necessary out buildings; thriv
young apple orchard and other fruit
es:-A plentiful stream of wafer runs
Pugh the land, and passes within a few
OF the house TIE terms will be made
vn on application to
AARON KENNEDY.
eember %, 1918. If.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
A
FARM
FOR SALE.


THE Subscriber wishes to sell the Farm
en- winch he lives, in Frederick County, Va
on the main road leading from Iiarper's
Ferry TO Redstone Old Fori it is distant
from Winchester miles, itarper's Ferry
Is miles. Charles. Town II miles, Da,tle
Town miles, and from Smitnneid miles
On the Farm is a very good Dwelling house,
10 fee, by 90, Kitchen. smoke House
Germ House, Barn and Stable Tne Isrm
contains 21l 2 acres OF exec LEM limestone
land, about $50 acres are Cleared, the ba
lance covered with nee young timber OF
diiferen, kinds, SIX acres OF clover which
WILDE hit for moving next season; yer! en-
cellent young orchard # tine fruit. TIE
above road is within twenty yards OF the
House, which il a vers good stand for puo-
lie business. REUBEN JORDAN:
January 8, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
BERKELEY. 81.

November Court 1913,
James Thruston and David Randolph.
guardians for the children of Joseph
Thruston, deceased, compliments,
against
Robert Billingsby ana William Cunning
hum, defendants,
IN CHANCERY
THE defendant, Robert Billngsby. not
having entered his appearance agreeable to
an act OF Assembly and the rules of this
court, IN 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF TIE Court that lie is not an inhabitant OF
this Comm nwealth on motion of the
complainsn's, by their counsel, it is order
ed that the said defendant, Robert Bill
bng-by. do appear here on the second Mon
day IN February next, to answer the bill of
the conplainants, ana that copy of this
orGer be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh o. 2ette for two months successively.
and posted st the door of the Court House
at SAID County.
u Copy --Tcste,
DAVID HUNTER, s.8,S
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

subscriber wishes TO sell the Land
b he now lives, lying near Dsrkes
Berkeley County, on the waiees of
Creek, containing lo7 acres, guam
pod Meadow, and some ofthe fields
er, never failing water near the
excellent seat for D,stillery
head wa err. two good Apple Or
very convenient Dwelling House
Smoke House, Barn ana Stables
apply to the subscriber living on
Fes PETER KREPS
PERL, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Two or three Apprentices
WANTED.

TIE subscriber wishes to take as AR
prentices, two or three boys from Is to 10
years of age. of good morals, to lesrn the
Cabinet making and House Joinel' blsi-
ness.
ROBERT GREGORY
bIartinshurgh, jan -, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

John oniveiy. children and heirs Of John
Smvely, deceased. defendants,
IN CHANCtkY.
THE defendant, Matthias Un,k. no,
a having entered his sppea.snce a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction If the Cour, that he ia no,
an 'ohab,tant OF this Commonwealth; on
notion fthe complalnants. by their coun
sci, 1t Is ordered. that the said d-frn.
dAnt, Matthias Uritk do appear here on
he secood Monda, 10 February next. TO
answer the bill of the compl4inan,s. and
thata copy OF this order be forth si,h in
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette fo,
two months excessively, and posted a,
the door Of the Cour, House Of said
County.
A Copy, Te.e
DAVID HUNTER, cse
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
NERO HANDIZE. /,
CONSISTING IN PART OF

ne and Common Black and White Para.
Is, sohetts and figured
eres, Bedford K Cause,
'es Cords, Elegant Silk Buttons E
gnetts and Man Trimmings.
ny Six & Straw Bonnets.
and INDIA Nam C'nghsms, Cdlcocs aud
), Cashmires,
aes Vuiungs' Ladies Long and Ssor<
{ james Cords Rid and SIX Gloves.
ner withavariety Mems Silk and Lestbs-
Ter vestings, : ditto.
German, British, : Ladies' sils and co,,o,
Ihiericah Linens Stockings, Misses do.
ihgs' &c &C. Mems ditto, ditto,
ahPiaids' Stripes Elegant silk and Cotton
Ibrays, { Shawls.
'panes, Table Handkerchief fully s,-.
) andTowelings, ' sorted,
AVID Spun Cot complete assortmenss
assorted, of Ribbons,
SLACK, Drab, Homemade and import.
W, Green, Twill ed Threads,
ID Figured Cam Cotton Balls, White ansss
,, Coioured,
,Srped, Seeded. Sewing Silks& Twists. L,
ed q Leno Mus Ladies' Kid & Morocc
Shoes, Misses and
'ambrick, Long Children's ditto,
IS, {. Mems and BOYS Coarse
smorck Hand and Fine Leather, do.
lefs, and kent. ) Cotton Cards and Spin
ming Cottons,
Black, P,nl, Books and Stationary
J, Orange, and Hard Ware,
coio1 ed with China, Queens and
Ely of other n Glass War.
hsured SIR or Groceries amt iquors.
$ and Bonnotts, Beat large Twist Chez w..
K and Common { ing Tobacco, Com.
les, mon ditto.
Italian and Can Snuff and Spanish CT.
rapes, CARS, &c &c. &c.
foregoing comprises but a very
proportion of their present stock
d the whole Of which has been
sc ID with the greatest care and At.
J. as well as on the best possible
and will be sold a, reduced prices.
IA MES BROWN, & Co.
il 9. 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Directions for Boots.

d The length of the Leg g Round the
Calf OF the Leg 5. Round the Instep and
Heel. 4 Round the Instep 8. Round the
Toes. 6, Then take the length OF the foot
from the heel to the great toe. Then set
down on paper the inches and parts of
inches contained in the six different mes
sures and they can be fitted as hanisomels
asif on the spot For Shoes, send the
length of the foot and the thickness of the
instep and toes. and by forwarding Their
measures they can be supplied at the short
esl notice
Martipsburgh, December 2, 1918.
N B. lie also intends to keep work rea
dy made of every description, so that those
IN immediate want can be supplied.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
For Sale.

TIE Subscriber will sell the STONE.
IuUSE TAVERN on Mill Creek, Berke
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

ELEY, SIS.
November Court, 1913
pert. administrator, and Henry
Mary his wife, late Mary Snive-
(lnstratrix, of the estate OF JOIN
aec'd. Complainants,
against
Uriek, and David Sn;veIy and
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
STAMPED PAPER.

THE Subscribers have for sale at their
Store tadjoining the Globe Tavern in Shep
herds Town. STAMPS necessary for bank
purposes.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
December 80, 1873.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
EDUCATIoN.

NE SUBSCRlBER, respectfully in,
4 forms the Public, that he intends re,
moving from Hanover Courthouse. and n
pening a SCHOOL the ensuing year at his
own place in Caroline Comfy, near Ox-
ford. where he will teach the following
branches of learning the English, Latin
and Greek Languages Writing. Arith.ne-
nc, English Composition aud Geographic
The fees for tuition will be so dollars for
the term of ten months.
The school will he opened ON t:,e 1stb
January next and discontinued on the
18TH OF December following. deducting the
month OF June for vacation. The subscri-
Der has al considerable expense furnish
ed himself with large and commodions houl
ses tor the accommodation of his school.
and also for Boarders ibis price for Board
lodging and washing inclusive. will be eieh&
ty dollars for the term. The fees for BOARD
and tuition will be required in advance !:
halt at the time. the punil enters the school.
and the remaining half a. the exoiration Of
the month Of May. Gentlemen patronix;np
the school are particularly invited to visit
IL, that they may ascertain whether the M
piis make satisfactory progress. The
subscribers .lace Of residence (Which will
be hereafter known by the name Of LIT
lie YALE is please ntiy situated and re-
markaby retired. III is, therefore, recom-
mendsd to youth as place where they can
acquire Classical education, exempt from
the hustle and interruption, to which the
present times are especially subject.
RUFUS CHANDLER, A. M.
November so, 1914. (w3tp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
Land for Sale.

will sell 500 acres of land--that part or
my tract whereon now reside, lying on both
sides of the country road leading from the
buckingham roed near major Henry Floods TO
Diuguids Vile, about four miles from the for
uler and miles from the latter place, i8 miles
west OF buckingham court house and so east
of Lynchburgh. This land is well adapted to
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco, well
watercd and heavily timbered about 50sa-
cres cleared, the most of which is fresh and
under excellent fencing, in an agreeable neigh.
borhood and delightfully."- situated, command
ing beautiful and extensive view of the Ans
hcrst Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. J
have no hesitation in saying that this 10 one OF
the most desirable seats in all the upper coun-
try and is exceedistiy healthy. Abe improve
ments on the land cannot be put there for less
than 5000, consisting of wood dwelling
house 40 by Is feet, 2 FIRE places and passage
below stairs The same above handsomely
painted inside and out .kitchen, smoke house,
dairy, &c. a well constructed store house 28by
is feet, cellar the full size of the house and
a fire place in the same, and many other out
houses useful on all farms. One acre Of land
we'll palcd for garden, and yard same size
also paied and an excellent well of water in tie
yard and within one mile Of good Grist &
Saw Mill Knowing those who may wish to
purchase such property will first view the
same, Iaeen anyfurther description unneces.
sary. shall remain in Richmond SO long as
the Leg .ipure continues in session, ANY gem
tieman who may wish an Interview with me on
this subject will find me at the Eagle Tavern.
The teYms Of Sale viii then be made known
VIZ. FLOOD.
Buckingham, Nov. 25th, 1914.
N y. A handsome young apple orchard,
consisting of 100 trees Of excellent fruit, CON-
Prising part OF the above land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
A PROCLAMATION.

TMJIERcAS it has been represented to the
~ Executive by the Deputy, Sheriff Of Tia :
mover county. that Larkin Cottreli. who had
been remanded to- the Jail of the said county to
undergo a further trial for maliciousiy shoot
ing Alexander Smith, bearing dispatches to the
Executive from the theatre of invasion, has
broken and made his escape from eli. said jail.
do therefore, with the advice Of tie Council
of State, hereby offer q reward of THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any sperscn or pet
ssns. who shall spprehend and safely lodge
within any Jail of this commonwealth, the said
Larkin Cottreil and do moreover require all
officers, civil and military. end exhort the good
people Of this commonwealth, to use their best
e1deavors to arrest the said Larkin Cottrel, so
that he may be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under my hand as Gov
vernon and under the Seal
of the Commonwealth at
Richmond, this 26th day Of
(Seal.l November, one thousand
eight hundred and FOUR
teen, and OF the Common
wealth the thirty ninth.
JAMES BARBOUR.
N. u. Larkin Cottrcll Is. about S feet 8 inches
high; he has full light eye, aud rather a,down
look; light hair, incliAable to curl very much
he has thin vissge, sallow complexion, very
talkatiye when in company,a great mechanical
genius, and by profession ill-wright-born
and raised in King William County, Virginia
his family reside in Hanover, at the mill pur-
chased by him of major Parke Street. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
VIREfNIA iARCUS.

In the City of Richmond, all the Printing
Materials Snd stock in trad of SAMUEL.
PEASANTS decd. late printer of that
Paper. including the Establishment itself.
supported by numerous subscribers, and an
establishment forsrintng books and pamph>
lets--also large Impression partly in
sheets, and partly bound Of New Edition
Of the LIST and Cd Volumes, and supplement
20 the I'd Volume of the Revised Code of
Laws, and also of the LIST, I'd. Sd. 9TH * sth
Volumes OF the Statutes at Large, of the
Commonwealth of Virgins, topether with
the Copy rights of both these important
works, TO each Of which, the number Of
Subscribers IL considerable, and the cont. .
nued patronage of the Legislature may be
expected.
tie same time and place, (continuine
the sale iron day to day until completely
will be sold large collection Of valuable
BOOKS in every department. of Science.
particularly in Law and Medicine. and OF,
Religious subjects. The next day will be
sold at public auction. at the late dwelling
house OF Samuel Peasants on Shockoe Hill
All his household Furniture and perisha.
BILE property.
Six. Twelve andls Months credit will be
allowed, on all sums exceeding one hundred
dollars, the purchaser giving notes with
approved endorsers, negotiable at the Bank
of Virginia.
"a" those who have claims against said
Estate, are desired to bring them forward
properly authenticated for settlement, and
tnose who are indebted are requested to
come forward and pay their respective bal
ances as it is wished to settle said Estate as
soon as possible.
DEBORAH w. PEASANTS.
Admx, Of S PIeasanss, decd.
Richmond, Nov. 18th.
NIB Fhere is also large quantity of New
Types and Paper, just received. which will
De sold at the same time and place for cash.
ID. w. p.