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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

The London Editors, in giving an &C.
count OF the battles near Paris, have "a
dop,ed the term scratched, for which
word they give General Wilkinson the
credit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

The opposition ia Parliament have
split upon the Bourbon questions
Lord Crenviiie being for SUPPORTING
the Bourbons. and Lord Grey and
the Foxites for not making England
a party in their cause.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

MARRIED, at Baltimore by the Rev.
Dr.. Inglis, Mr.. Dudley Poor, merchant,
to Miss Deborah Hi6ernja 0'Donnel,
second daughter Of the late John O'Den-
mel, Esq. all of this city.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
ADDRESS.

. ~
Of the members Of the BIBLE S0j
I ClETY of Fauquisr County. "a IN
the friends Of the Bible i Fauduie,s {
and the neighboring Counties.
ChRIsTIAN FRIENDS; IS 80
Stimulated by the example Of our
neighbors, and encouraged by the sue!
cess which has attended their exertions,
we have recently formed ourselves in
to Society, the object Of which. al yen
will perceive BY its title, is the distri.
button of the Bible. Ills tbe Intention
OF this Society, in the FIRST place, ID
distribute this sacred volume among
the poor and destitute in our imn,edi-
ate vicinity and afterwards, if the
state of our funds should admit Of it,
to assist other more considerabie Soc,
cieties of similar kind, in sending
the same inestimsble gift to the hea-
thon in distant lands
1t IS not our inteptioli at this times
to trouble you witl7hany observations:
The interesting and affectionate ada
dresses OF the respective Bible Socies
ties of Richmond and Frederick, ara
before the pGnlic what we could say
to you on the subject of our own Socies
ty, would be little else but repetition
of what You have already seen & read.
The Fauquier Bible Society has now
been organized abeut month: it cons
si.ts at this time of fiy.three mem.
bers; fifteen Managers OF he affairs Of
the Society have been appointed, Wig.
Rec. VIM. Williamson, Pres't.
Rev. Henry 1oler, Vice. Pres't.
Vim. Horner, Treas'r.
Rich'd. c. Norton, Ses'ryf
Thomas HsndsrsoH,
William Bell,
]. Whiting Digges,
Charles Kemper,
Benjamin Ddzcson,
WilLiam Bsale,
Robert Randolph,
Thomas MarShall,
James Hutton,
Thomas Ingram,
Burr Povell.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

A letter from Liverpool (says the
Freeman's JournaD states, that Colonel
Raaatel, Aid to General Moreau when
he received his mortal wound; was xii.
led in the battle of the 3Oth of March up-
der the walls of Paris.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
T o r E n T
FsR ONE OR MORE YEIRs,

FsR ONE OR MORE YElRs,
The House and Grounds
Belonging to the Subscriber, adjoining
Alexandria. The House is one Of the
best quality, the Garden, of two Acres,
in the highest state of Improvement,
and Meadow Lot, which yields q
considerable quantity Of Hay. For
terms apply to
Augustine J. Smith.
May 81, 2awlm.
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Ibid.

The following information relative
to the affairs in the Indian Ma
tons on our Frontier, is later,
and more authentic, than any we
have yet seen on the subject-it is
a letter from a gentleman in the
Executive Department Of this
State, to house in this city, re-
ceived by last evenings Mail. and
is entitled to the utmost credit.
/" .Nilledseville, 9Th May 1917.
/" We have nnthi,g interesting
from the Array in the Greek nation.
The Tennessee troops have return
ed home--tl.e North and South Ca
rolina troops, and a portion Of the
regulars, remain yet in the Nation,
at the fork Of Goose and Tailapoo-
sic rivers, at the place where once
stood an old French Fort called
Toulouse they are engaged in
building Fort at that place, to be
called after the brave Gen. Jackson
of i'ennessee-General Pinckney &
suite are with them. They have in
confinement, or under guard, the
infamous scOunarel William Wea-
HEREFORD, who led on the blosd
thirsty Savases last summer against
Fort Minis they have also in con-
finement. the old TallaSee or Sam
King, whs it was said was killed at
the battle Of Ottossee by the Geor-
gia troops under the command OF
Gen. Floyd 4; it appears since, it
was bis brother who was killed, and
that twas owing to the mistake Of
the friendly Indians, in supposing
him to be the old Tame King. The
remainder Of the hostile Indians
have fed towards Pensacola, with
II queen and Francis, their princi-
pal leaders, at their head. We have
no confirmation Of the recent re-
port of Colonel Russell, of the Sd
U. S. Regt. having met them on
their route, and destroyed num-
Der. Neither have eof the report
of a Treaty being on foot with them
-on the contrary, General Pinck-
ney isexpected in town in few days.
and will probably leave the militia
to garrison the posts established in
the Nation. A Treaty no doubt
will be proposed, bat it will remain
with the Government ofthe United
States to appoint Commissioners,
and TO direct the measures relative
to that business. General Pinckney,
Ipresume, will have nothing to do
with regard to settling limits of
boundary, &c."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

A Liverpool paper Of April 9TH.
says "EnteIligence from Cork, states,
that Rayonne surrendered on the
Esd uit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
BALTIMORE, May Is.

The Forty ToSscnd bs!lar Prize.
We have again to notice the extraor.
diua,y success attending adventure rs At
Cohen's Lottery and Exchange Office.
No. ssl6S which yesterday drew the
great CapitsI prize Of Forty Thousand
Dollars in the Washington Monument
Lottery, was divided and sold in shMes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
PHILApELPHIA, May 1s.

PHHApELPHIA, May 10.
Capt. Adams ofthe Fair American,
informs that off Cape Clear, in the
night, he passed through a British
fleet Of above 100 sail of ships ofwar
transports and merchantmen, part of
which were bound to North America.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

We are informed that an Express
arrived ia this city last evening,
from Col. Manning. at st. Mary's.
directed to his Honor the Mayor,
its contents unknown, but supposed
to be Of much Importance
Ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
THE SUBSCRIBER

Wishes to purchase Negro Girl,
From % to le years of age.-Appli-
cation made TO the Printers, between
this and Wednesday next, may find a
purchaser.
James III. Offutt
May 81. ct.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

Emperor Of Austria, and chosen "a.
Their to risk their eaptare by the On.
glish General.
Bait. Fed. Ga1:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
JUST RECEIVED

From PRILADELPHIA e NsY-YoRx
A handsome assortment OF JEWEL
RY, consisting of Pearl Earrings and
Bressthins in Sets, Mourning Jes, and
Jet aud Perrle, do. Wafah Chains and
Seals of the newest fashions. K.
John Adam.
May lo 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

-. s.n. Adiereratz, Chef oil
L,ars;.sd = the Prince Royal OF Swe-
/. s,B, sn S...sTnor Of the Low Coun-,
e. to 's asa i.isge, the asth Of March.
[ss da's 'I,,l an Aid.de-camp OF Gen.
satss' -, aas Just arrived at Llege
[iIs'1su'. "a Champiaelse, which ne
Co Fs : n. 96,h ult That from the
,a'd y. ~ ash there had been CONT
= s . ~ between the Allies and the
., bso oar1s commanded by Mars halls
.rcb Coz 0ndinot, Marmont < Nor
||a'd9''l'1' y, 10 the advantage OF the for
Isa gr'-I had captured 9 Cen officers,
8, wa. a and 80 pieces of common.
, Nv" ,be action Of the 2ist at Ascis
'i Ter. ''f Baaapar,e moved to St. Di-
. a' " thence upon Jonvill, but he
q 'ol Of the grand army, with that
D'I, na.d by marshal Butcher, having
's.c,ed, the communication be-
90 me ne French army and Paris had
60 81, ,svcments of Napoleon wore
l o., followed and observed by gen.
y l,' erode at the head of 10000
' ,G,sbal Blucher's advanced guard
%%.',n,s,cd to arrive at Meaux on the
Of the 26Ih ult.
j. THIRD EDITION.
a 81 GLORIOUS NEWS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
TO RENT,

Nv, y ENLSA' 4
The Wharf and Warehouse at
The Foot of Queen Street.-Im-
nedlate possession may be had
BY apply ing to
4fqafe5o Jameson.
May 10. az
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
FOR SALE,
Al Public Verdne OH the first day OF
Juae next,
A III O u S E

On the back end Of Lot on the
South side of Duke Street, 50 feet S
inches West Of Fairfax Street. The
same to be removed of the ground in
two weeks after it is sold.-The Lot
is 90 feet front by 81 IL feet deep,
with the privilege of three feet Al.
ley-and will be sold at the same time.
If private bargain is preferred, APP
plication may be made 10 me any time
before the dav abovcm entiened.
VIM. Hartshornc.
5th Me. 81. lawts.
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. ar GLORIOUS NEWS.
SUN OFFICE, 4 O'Clock.

c,,, Harris, aid-de-camp to Sir
Is Stewart, has reached Earl Ba-
., vim official details of the emily
!, al ne Allie. into Paris.
a. have sent IL ascertain the paru-
I've (outselves) bad previously
'. I.r,., direct, from Paris, from one
= r. very bi lest of Bonsparse's own
s,.r. who say. 1t IS all alarm and
,,n6asion here, the most iHportant e.
,.D,s are passing and the established or
=, Of things falling TO tho ground.
Ras ConSOis.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
FOURTH EDITION.

Ervance Of The DdElies INTO Paris.
An officer, we understand, is on the
r,d with dispatches, stating, that
The Allies have entered Paris, after
d,'caling Bonaparte in battle on the
so;h ult.
Paris surrendered by eapitulasion on
tie su!h nix. after great battle; The
allied Soysreigns entered Paris on the
Sst plt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
FIFTH EDITION.

Tn. battle of the 30th was fought oe-
hIe Paris. Butcher was afterwards
Sinsd by Schwarizenberg, and the mi
;ruv amounted 10 one hundred and
,igsy thousand men:
Ronsparte vas at MoDtmairil, with
rny 5000 men; too late to save him
sit
IOsEPH'S PROCLAMATION.
King Joseth, Lieur, General Of me
tgterer, Com aaander ia Grief IF the
dchoaal Guards, TO ne Citzeas Of
Pens.
sClTI2kNs OF PANS,
AN enemy's column has taken pos
s,'i of Meanx:
AT advances On the road from Ger
maHy, but the emperor pursues 1t close,
ne head Of a victorious army The
tCpHcil of rsgeney hss provided Tor the
,th of the empress and the king OF
Rome.
! remsin with you-iet Us arm our
selves to defead this city--its moDu-
menls--to riches-oUr wives and ehli.
dreU--every ..tiog shat is dear 70 Us
s. Let this great city become camp
fora lew moments, and let the enemy
meet his disgrace under its walls, which
be hoped 70 erter tsismphantly.
"The emperor marches TO cur sssis-
hnce-protect yourselves by short *
vigorous resistance, and let Us preserve
the French honor.
PARIS, s9th March, 1914.
Marginal o5&erpGtion.-The empress
and king Of Rome, left Paris on the Goth
Nr Observation-Disclosures close to Paris.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
200 Dollars Reward:

INSERTED from camp near Wilkesboro's
~ N. Carolina, on the 7th inst. the following
persons, TO wit. James HIATT, Richard Copeland
and Moses Gage. James HIATT, % years Of agee
Of dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, SIX
feet one inch high, and by profession farmer,
no says he was born in Grayson county, Va.
Richard Copeland, 80 years old, five feet nine
inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, and by pro.
fession farmer, born in Chatham county, NJ.
C.. Moses Gage, % or % years Of age. 6 feet
one inch nigh, fair complexion, blue e5es. dafk
hair and by profession farmer. The said Mo.
ses Gage deserted from the Militia Of NJ c.
he was enlisted by Lieut.. Alexander in Ruther.
ford county N. C.. The above Hart and Cope.
land were enlisted by Lieut. Parks in Ashe
county. have reasons to believe that the a.
bove rascals are lurking in Ashe county, N. c.
Also deserted from this detachment on the
14tb Inst. on my march from Wilkesboreugh,
N. e, 10 Washington City, Daniel Miller, 80
years old, six feet one inch high, grey ewes,
light hair, fair complex and by profession
farmer, born in Ashe county, NC. will give
the above reward to any person or persons that
will deliver the above soldiers to me or any eff
Ger in the U. s. Army, or secure them in any
Jail SO they can be brought TO justice, or Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension Of either of them,
EMANUEL LEIGH,
(4w.J Cspt. 10th u 8. Infantry,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
Twenty Dollars Reward

nEsERTED the 18th day Of August. from
~ Camp Holly. HENRY KERSEY. a private
in my company Of Virginia militia, 4Oth regi.
ment, from Lauiss county. and attached to my
company the 10th Of August Iast.---Also JOHN
KERSHY, jun. on the 12lh day Of this instant,
deserted from Camp Malvern Hills, he is also
from the 10th regt from LOUISE. both in the ser.
vice of the u. States. The above reward of 90
dollars will be given for both Of the said desert
ers, or ten dollars each, upon the delivery Of
either ofthem to me, at Camp Malvern Hills, or
to any officer commanding in the service Of the
United States. The officers. military and civil,
ofLouiss county, are hereby desired to use their
best endeavours to take up the said deserters
and bring them to justice.
JOHN MORGAN, Captain,
Commanding At Camp Msltyrn HTls.
Sept. Is, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
Patent Portable Hot Bath:
sep.ember3 s.

TIME inventor Of this important Medical Ins
Il provement is now gone on to Philadelphia
in order to provide a competent supply of APP.
paratus-As soon as he can make the necessary
arrangements. Agents will be employed to COM
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemplated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens, to Physics
ans 100 dollars. For few months however, he
offered them at half price, to those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was COLI
lecting such facts and testimonies as the pub
lie required. This period is now expired, and
the price in future will be as at first intended:
Those who are able to pay for 1t, must adnit
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief of the poor, every agent will Be
instructed to make provision in their respective
neighbourhoods. In the city ofRichmond, any
poor person who may need the Bath may apply
to Mr John p. Shields, Capt: of the City WatchS
or to Nm. John Maddox, with each of whom,
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
exclusively 10 the service of such
AS this intended arrangement is completed.
notification will be given from time to time, to
these concerned.
No person yill be permitted TO see any of the
Baths, who is not furnished With a proper Ii.
cense, so a. to be prepared to grant dispensati.
ons TO every purchaser under the signature Of
the Inventor or ms General Agent, as ever
known violation Of tie patent privilege will BE-
prosecuted according to law.
sAMGEL x, JENNINGS.
July Is. tt.
P.s. Robt. C. Jennings, the General Agent, ID
furnished with supply Of the Apparatus, at
his Office, lately occupied by James Brown, ESQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28

most OF my field officers also merits my part
culAr notice. 'isjor Richard X. Heath of thu
Sth who led on the advanced party to bring OF
| sne action, behaved a. became an officer the
!aets OF his hrst horse being killed under him
~ sne hrst skirmiss, HE second being badly
wounded, aud himu.lf receiving cohtIsion on
the head. by q musket ball, in the general ac-
ton, are ample proofs of his bravery and expo
sure IN discharge Vt his duty. It. Col. Sterett.
and Major Barry Of the 5th, gained my highest
appreciation, and they unite with all in praise
OF Captain Spsngler and bis company of voiun-
teerss from York, Pa then attached on their
eommsnd ai.o Of Adjutant Cheston, who Is
si.ghtiy wounded 1t. Col. Long Of the 9th, &
ms neid and company officers. did well this
Shole regiment were unsurpassed in bravery,
resolution and enthusiasm. My Brigade has to
besaii the loss OF Adjntant James Lswry Do
Hccsfen, who fell in the hottest OF his fight bra
vely discharging the duties of. the commission.
II, Col. Fowler. and Major Steiger ofthe 3sth
a.d tneir duty in every respect: they speak
eisniy OF the Volunteer companies Of Capt.
.Suantri', from Hagerstown, and Captain Metz
gar from Hanover Pa--Csptain ouantriI is
wounded csptsin John Montgomery, conn
handing my artillery, gained for himself and
ms company lasting honor Captain Aisquith,
ana ms company Of rihcmen. merit my thanks.
Ensign Wilmost, Commanding the company of
united volunteers Of the Jth, and many Of his
aSe.' UsunRunnco themselves To brg1dc
MAJORS Calhoun and Frailey. am under great
obligations tor the prompt. and jealous perfor-
nance OF their duty To my Aid-de-Camp,
Major George p. Stevenson, too much praise
eohnot be given, his industry in every arrange
!aent before the fight. and in animating the
whole line, WIS conspicuous ;his zeal and cour-
age are OF the most ardent kind, the spright Ii
ness OF h!s manners in the most trying scenes
mad the happiest effect upon all to whom ne
had to communicate my orders and the preci-
sion with which he delivered my commands,
eeuid be exceeded only by the GOODNESS with
which ne always saw them executed. He was
animated, brave. and useful Major william
o. Barney. and Adjutaht Lemuel Taylor. of the
cavalry, who. having no opportunity Of distinc-
uon IN their regiment owing to the grounds lid
me great services, the former in aiding Captain
montgomery, the latter in conveying my orders
through tho whole. Mr.. Robert Goodioe Har-
per deserves my thanks. He visited me Just
before the action accompanied the advanced
party and aided me much throughout. The
brave soldiers under my command have suffer-
Cd many p.ivasions, and 1 recognise among our
killed and wounded many valuable men OF
which will make report in few days.
want.
JOHN STRICKEN,
Brig. Gen. Com. Brigade, M M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
August 90
Valuable Property For Sale.

RY virtue ola Trust Deed, executed TO Us by
James Cooke, Of the county Of Powhatan.
dated ist October 1912, and recorded in the
eousty Cui,rt Of Powkutsn, for the purpose os
securing sum Of money therein mentioned, to
John Swami, will DO exposed to sale, on the
premises At public auction for ready money on
the I'D ofSeptember next, the excellently 81.
tuated and improved TRACT OF LAND in
said county, on which the said Jas. Cooke now
resides, containing 500 acres also sundfy
likely SLAVES, named in said Deed or SO
much Of the said Land or so many Of said Slaves,
IS may be sufficient to discharge the sum due.
at the time Of such sale. The title vested in
the Trustees will be conveyed TO the purchaser
or purchasers -.
ca BY THE TRUSTEES.
September 8. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
Samuel G.. Adams,

IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, sssorteds
Hogshesd Knob Locks,
1 Do. Files,
3 do. Tongs, Shoveis and Poker1,
Do. Saddlery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles,
4 Do. Till and Chest Locks, Buts
Hinges, &c.
4 Do. assorted Hardware.
so Ton Bar Iron, asserted.
16 baltimore PIosghs,
II Doz. Saddle Trees. Z
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment Of Hardware, Ironnongers.
Cutlery and Brsss Wares, Boiling Cioths,
Hoes, IRON, Nail Rods, &c sc,--Which are q,
reed fer sale. on moderate terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
LAND for SALE.

WILL SELL the LAND whereon now rs.
Il side, IN the county of Buckingham, miles
below New Canton, and the same distance from
James river; containing by late Surveys 1854
acres, of~hicn ABOUT 412 are yet covered viz viz
the original growth, and of an excellent quality
tor tobacco. The cleared land is good, admi
rabiy adapted TO the culture of corn and small
grains as susceptible of lasting improvement
from clover as any soil In the state and is divided
into four fields, enclosed with excellent fences
or the cleared land between 60 and 20 acres are
low creek ground. capable Of being converted
INTO arst rate meadow The dwelIinghouse is
spaeious--thc out houses numerous and conye-
nient. The heaithful air and excellent water of
the piace--its vicinity to New Canton and to
several manufacturing mills also, give it great
local advantages. A more detailed description
- tho't unnecessary. as It is presumed any per
son desirous TO purchase will view the premi-
SEES.
SMITH PAYNE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
No Impressment.

EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDERS,
"ApJvTANr GHrERAt's ovrfcE.
+ as Camp fairfield. Sept. 8, 1914.
ALL Jmpressmeuts Of Carts, Wagons, or
other Carriages and their Teams, employed IN
bringing supplies 20 the army or to the City Of
Richmond, are forbidden.
gBY COMMAND,
(Sigped) "JAxEs MAURICE, Ad. Gen.
Liberal prices will be given for all forage brought
to Market and those who feel disposed to hire their
Wagons and teams will meet With generous priees
for them, from
"JAMxs McSxLpEN, Capt
" Aud p. r. M. OF the Army.
" Contracts will be msde at che Camp, for
furnishing the army with wood"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
EMPLOTMENT.

A TEACHER, with a small family, who will
"A come we'll recommended as n teacher of
the Latin and English Languages, Geography,
History, &c. &c. wishes TO find Employment foF
the ensuing year, in some adj accent count ,~-Iet-
tiers directed TO John T. W atkins, Parkinson.
vile, Amelia, will be promptly, as well as thank.
fully. attended 60,
4w Amelia, Sept. !. 1874.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
I WILL ALSO SELL
A SMALL TRACT,

In Goochland, containing 23Y acres, on the wa
ters Of the Big Bird creek.--Also,
A Tract of 223 Acres,
On Slate river, in buckingham. miles above
New Canton, and S from the Virginia Mile.
Also, a Tract Of 1000 Acres,
In the county Of Wood, on the waters of the
Keaawha.
Twill sell these fzads or EXCHANGE them
for lands near Louisville on the Ohio, or for bot.
torn land on the Kenawha
s.P.
Buckingham. August %, 1914. t.f.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28
C4 dollars per ami
Will be Sold,
1T Public AUCTION, on fAe Premises. !hr frat
SATURDAY. In Ocfobey

III Public AUCTION, on fhe Premises. thr frat
Saturday In OCTOBER,
THE LAND, whereon the late Col Woods
bridge lived. lying in Powhatan County,
on the buckingham Road; Containing about 5Go
sercs. There will be in the sale reservat,nn
OF his widows dover. Il will be suld entire
or in lots, may best suit those disposed 10 pur.
chase. Terms of Sale made known the day;
by
The A.rrcnfor e .f<enf for
shr Depisor..
August 20. ids
N. B: All persona having claims against the
laid Col. Woodbridge, are requested 10 bring
'hem forward. on thst day, well authenticated,
% that arrangements may be made for settling
hem. By the Ex'or.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-28

P.s. Robt C. Jennings, the General Agent, ID
furnished with supply of the Apparatus, at
his Office, lately occupied by James Brown, Esq