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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
E.. GREELT.

10 tie Hon fbe SFsste, and Hous Of Repre|entsvet If
tie Communicable # lMaGasb4sa5 10 Be soHvsnsS Of
B9qoa. on tie fbra Wsdassday Of Jaana,y. 1875.
THE petition of Noah Jordan and Oliver
Barron, Of Lifbon, in the County of Lincoln,
hurnhlw eih4-that at court of Common Pleas
ho+dea at ToPfham, in the County of Lincoln
aforelaid, on The fourth Monday of Augul. A D.
1874 there was pending the petition of loci
Thompfon and Others, being major part in in
tereh of the proprietors of a certain meadow 10
Lewiston, commonly called Tough meadow in
winch it was ftated that fsid meadow was in a
wild uncuhivated Gate and that they were de
Grou- of bringing the fame INFO improvement
and thinking il expedient that f4id meadow
fhoud be flowed, prayed thar laid court would
appoint committee TO examine the fame, and
proceed in the premife, according TO the law ia
zach caCes made and provided Whereupon the
faid Court holdeo a. ropfhsm as aforefsid aft or
having duly eonEldered the evidence offered TO
iupnort laid penton, diu appoint Samuel Teb-
bets and the above named Noah Jordan and Oliver
Barron Committee TO carry toto effect. the PRAYER
Of faid petition, and that laid Committee being 70
appointed and authorized as aforeiaid proceeded 10
employ workmen and erecs dams, aud expended
large fums Of money TO flow faid Meadow bur
before the expedces thereof were duly afgfed up
on the PEcP-fete@ss and warrant IN due form
OF Law was MADE OUT, one OF tie laid COmEilttee
Samuel Tibbets Efq moved into the'llate of Penn
iylvania, 10 that the fad undertaking, and aiIen
mem could not be carried into efeef, as was in
tended, by the parties intereGed, there being il
the law, upon which faid petition was founded, nj
provhon that the buiIneis of employing the work
men, or of afeliing the exsences 1lould be per.
formed by Majority of the Committee, tins ap
pointed--We therefore humby D ay that vou,
Honors would appoint Tome other fuitable and
proper perfon inftsad of the faid Samuel Tibbcts
or authorize. tie iaid. Jordaosand Barron, 10 com
plete the buhnefs to which they were appointed
by the iaid Court of Common Pleas and as il
duty bound will ever pray.
OLIVER BARRON,
Noah JORDAN,
Janv, 10. 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Hugh Merriman's Will.

oIlCE l. hereby given, hat The ais viii and
Ieltsment of HUGH MERkIMAN. lac of
HaFpiweii, Ia the county of Cumberland, woman
oeceasedt has been pIefented 10 me for proba,e
oy JAM Megfiman the executor therein named
and that the fourth Wednesday of April nsxt a,
ten O'Clock a. IA. is afligued TO take proof of The
lame at Court of Proba,e then 10 tie holden az
the Once Of John rockingham, Efq in Portland
when asd where all perlous inter eled may Be pref
en- 20 hew cauie why the fsid will mould 0,
ihouid no. De approved and allowed
SAML L. FREEMAN, Judge IF Jaid Court
March l6, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

The BoyIfon Medical Committee.
I having Ueaa thought by the Commt,ee on The
Boyfon Priz- Queihons, that the annual pro-
pouudiog of a less number of quvu than
would Increa.e uiatioD among ludents and
practitioners Of MeI'sue, by lceaiug the frequeue
cy and raihug the dIlIIucttOn of lucce(--and the
liberal founder OF the inilitu ion having conleated
10 reduce the Aunber 10 two, the Committee ac-
cordingy pfopoie for The prelens year, the two
following theils Only.
\. On l'Vealng az a remedy in djlezfes how
does II oFeraie--u what cafes lhoud II be employ
ed and 70 what degree or Extent in each aud
what are the beit means Of inducing this evacuation
IA The ieveral cafes ia whica It is advileabie
2 Ga the com oGIon OF the fubitaAce common
y called Osymuristlc gas.
Diertauons mult be ;ran(mitted po(t paid to
DsVn IgcHiead, Nj. ID. OF Bottom on or Before The
~ OF December next no a9s,tataOn ,ecsived sifer
f6i' doy can Be Yea4 Each Liberation is TO be ac-
compan:ed wlth (esled packet OH the outilde oil
which iha!l be written iume device or ieniepce, n
on the iniide Ct II the az hof's name and place Of
fehdence. The fame device o. lentence mutt be
written on tie di1i.ftau0n 10 which The packed j.
attached.
Nc alteration can be received which has he
al h0f uame affixed.
All aaiuccetsiu Gihegtions are depoftec wiL
me Secretary Of the Committee ON whom the,r
authors can obtain them, with the lea ed packer nm
opened. II .hee are caiied for, the lea 81 oaeket
VIII IN due TINE be deltroyed by the Comm, &c
without breaking the Zeal.
~ order OF the Chairman.
q. COFFIN Sse,st,,,
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Commonwealth of Manachufetts.

II Senate Fsb'aery 7, 1875.
ONihe Petition aforefz,d 0rdt,ed That the Pc
iitioners caule an attefted Copy Of heir Petition
with this Order thereon, 10 be pubhlhed il the
Portland Gazette three weeks iucceiIvelY, the lafi
publication 10 be thirty days at eait, before the
iecond Wedneflay of The fra iefIion of he nest
General Courr, hat all perions io.erefted, may
then appear and thew caufe, (if any they have)
why The prayer OF faid Petition ihauld not be
granted Sent ccsps fo, eOaewreass.
JOHN PHILLIPS, P,sGlsns
IA i5s Hosft Of Pepsefenfatives, february 7. 1915
Read aud concufred.
TIMOTHY BIGELow. Speaker.
n frye Csfy.-AfsG
Sc Nc. lLRARY. cal sffts Senate. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
ithW ALBANl.

THE Town OF New albany wA3 laid ON on
the bank OF the Ohio River, about TWO mifes
below he Falls in che Indiana Territory, at the
neareft and belt croiliug place from The M.1ouri
\ ViDcet.nes TO Loullviile and Lviug1On year
ago ialt fummer and par of lie advantages IN
point OF trace navigation ihip building. &c. were
then aGvertled. LOIS we're fold on the Fl Il Iusl
day aud Wednesday 10 November TO loving. FIVE
thouiand dollars were appropriated ID the ute OF
lChonls 10 he town, for the Oeaeht of rs nhablt-
ants forever. Il lcoo is now eitaoilhed, aad FIVE
inIots added TO the hrlt appropriation ;ikewiie
ffseea iRiots the ule of WHICH 20 be forever appn
ed to he aid Of Prribyterian CLurches in the Tow
which fhall have le,tled minilters Thee are
now 68 buildings and polt office in the town.
For the further promotion of lis ipeedy growth
the following properly will be fold by auclon-
TO wit, so Inots, 40 Outlots, and 5 FARM witch
farms contain from So 10 81 acres each, ali !y.
ing within l-2 miles Of The public iquarc. The
terms are one ha a. the time If fac and the
other ha + IN two equal annual payments. The
purcha!ers OF inlossto bul!d ltqnc. brick frame
or hewed Jog houie, equal TO feet lqu4re with
brick or ltone chimney within TWO years after
the purchale The farms to have 6 acres cleared
fenced and in gfais, together with we.Iinp
houEe within two years. The ou;iots TO be clear
ed and fenced within the fame time. Il number
oil the farms a'e already confderably improved
and ieversl OF the outlots cleared There is a
law mill IN the town with fix laws, the owners of
which will obhGate themelves 10 law for the cur
ehalers until the end Of TWO years for one half Of
the lumber provided the logs are .IIvered pre-
pared for ia~iug the mill from the laod now a.
tered for tale, which il exceedingly well simbered
There is aiio grin mil ia the town which will
grind for the ueighboIhood The taIe will con
nsnce at II O'Clock on Teufday the i.th day
OF APrii next Merchants, manufacturers, mechzn
les aud laooureFs will readily perceive The zdvan.
tageS which here prefent ihemielves
~ B. n perion who will come well recommen
ded, to take she charge of cotton, carding and
ipinaing machines will meet with encouragement
II Is aiio presumed that printer would do well,
as the back country ia exten6ve and rapidly ies
ting. = ~ & n. SCRiBNER.
Nsw HAany, JSn. 10 1915. !6ar.b IDy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

Maine Fire & Marine InS. Office.
THE PRECEDENT and Directors of Maine Fire aud
Marine Iniurance Company 10 conformity 70
their act Of incorp oration give notice that
their capital flock amounts to hfty thouland dbl
lars after deducting all real and fuppoted demands
agaiOh them and they will receive pfopoiaIs aud
make infurance on the following risks their of
fee in Exchange ar>et VIZ Ga velIes, goods and
freight againR captivity Of Periors and on she
Iivss Of any pericns DUNG their zblence
al iea in the cafes Of moaey Ieut on botomry
and repondensia on dwelling houfes and other
buildings within the dilr,1 Of Maine aganl dam
age asifng 10 The fame by tire orgina,Ing ID any
other caufe than t. AZ Of deGgn in the iuteted.
The Inluranee Company will not nure more
than five thouiand dollars any URe risk.
By order of the PreGdeat and Directors,
JOHN DEANE j.. Sss,ttHy
Portland March II r 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Poetry.

FrsaE fhe ADseri car Wafch'san.
The following production OF Young Lad.
Of taste and genus is wei! w5gthy Of beng pre-
served.
Star Of Peace, to wanderers weary,
Give the beam that smiles on me,
Hume the Pilots Visions cceary,
Far at Sea.
Star Of Hope, CLEAN Ger The billow,
3!ess the soul that sghs for taes;
Bless the sailors lonely pillow,
Far at Sea.
Star of + aith when winds are knocking
All his prRyers--he'd f3e to thee;
Save him tho on danger rocking,
Far st SEES.
Star OF @ d yet safely guide him
To the shore he loved tor IN -
Long tempesluous waves haTe'tr'ed him,
Far at Sea.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
EOR SIZE.

IA THE bull of a new and eleganr SHIP,
18ylsaR at Cs(tine, burthen AS sons-of the
ri following dimeDhons-on deck Is fe.
ga beam 90 feet-6 feet in the clear be-
- ween decks depth of hold II feet
10 niche butt and biIge boted with mats, fpars
aud blocks complete cabin and joiner work hand
lonely 6aifhed-faid ihiP was launched IN Juae
1912 and ha. been houled ever hnce. has recentiy
been recauIked and painted and is in perfect or
der TO receive her rigging.
hhs-A velfel now building at Portland, di-
meiions as folIow-SO feet payable keel-2e feet
beam-ii fee, hold inches dead rifog-ma-
terials reof the ben kind-she is copper faften
ed high as two tfreaks above light water mark !;
can be dnilhed m so days, and Iefs, if wanted
This vefei wa, deGgned for fwift faier and will
carry well for one of this deicription For the
purpofe Of cioGug concern flle will be ioid az
the remarkable low price of 3 dollars per ton,
with MATS and fpars complete.
Apply 70 the iubfcriher No. 3, Portland Pier,
who offers his fervces TO his friends and the pub
lie as COMMISSION MERCHANT
"A. w. "A rHERTON
Portland, March 90, 1915.
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T. mericah Manufactured Goods

+ mericah Manufactured Coos
No 7 Mg5sRa.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aisgy > Erss,
! Providence who Keep him coneantly luga
from heir Ioag known and welt ealbIhssnS
~ at Pawtucket with general silor,nsaid
Imeri; an Cott0n G0gdi,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
< threaded white & Color'd Stocking Yam
Wh..e and colored iewing CoitcBs
Shir,iugs-SheetiDgs--C heeks-Stripes
Gioghams-Chamtrays-B Bed Ticking, e.
~ 5hopkeePers in iowa and couutfy aHl q
pic in general who with 10 Furuilh thenielva Il
the above articles, will beGupPAed at the fsaa
prices.
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NOTICE.
WILLIAM GROSS,

INFORMS his friends and cufomers that he is 4
about to remove 70 Portland ihorily. Ihose
having demands againf faid Crols are re4uetted TO
call and receive their pay. Thoe that are indeot'
ed by note or account are requeited to make I'M
mediate payment.
Gorham March 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
STEPHEN FIELD Ags.
Nncbine 4nf Hand Carl.

John WlNsLOW g. Co, inform their ~.
J AID the puhhck that they Continue to ns
faciure Machine aud Hand Cards Of every dl.,
Hon, a. Their Faciory near Porfapd.-Os.
eft a. JossPH Pores No z, MuGsys Row ii
the PoR Office, vii Re punc; ually ATTENDED !.
Having 'aken care 0 procure the beit Of E4s
Wire and having wo experienced w9rkmsa h
P!inay Elyi5 celebrated Factory ID Lsissasr i
P edge rhsmlelyes 70 make Cards OF the belt sa
At The bolon aud Leicester prices.
portland, I n Mo rs. "a
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ShAMEN'S ARTICLES.

ply Oh
BOOKS AND STATIONI RI,
at his BOOK STORE, Hay market R44U.
ILso for fae. three hou(es ia gentcel parts OF
the town and ftveral lots of land on Fore Street
well htuated for traders tradeimen.
Also 10 let that large and convenient Hou(s
and Stable on Court & Back 5Aests, long improved
as public heufe nearly oppoGte the Coutt h0uie
ard houe on Fo,e Ryfef.
hLso-x large and convenient houfe on State frcet
lIitab.e for two or three families.
FOR SHE
One half Of FARM ia tue town Of 3 pss4Ui 7
containing one huadred acres of land uader good
Improvement, win good houe aud barn Oh The
fame
DISC valuable Farm in The town of Farming.
ton, in the county OF K"nuepec, c1Atan,ng one
hundred and tory acres VI good land, WIKI
large and convenient buildings, and a thriving
young orchard CT about 900 trees--!aid fam !.
capable OF yielding Ayty fvs ton5 Of E}GLl3A
Hay ant ltua.ed on large ccunty road, ant
il good ltand for public houte Or i:Cre. For
particulars enquire as above,
III who Indicted to tile (utfc-iber
are requeifed 20 maze immed ate payment.
T5Governmens Stock ;akea in pay nent, for the
above properly
Portland, March 6, 1875. 6w
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JACOB ROLFE


Q be fold by order of the Cifeui ~ "a,
! Gommou Pea, on WedpeldaY ihe = " !
ST Aprii neat, az ten O'Clock in he iafes.sp
real elta,e OF THOMAS MORSE, laced fo1.I.7
AZ the coun,y Of Cumberland Mariner o'''..
h:Ua'ed ii Middle free ia laid Por'a0a' I
much Of flid eaa.e "a will be iuttlc'enss0F ~
ium of Eve hundred ard City dollars u. !.
sac to De 90 the prcmles, nearly oPp0-''
Oiii.e Of Samuel Fresrlan ia a.m
JOEL PRINCE, I1"sgT''
March IS, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

NOTICE is hereby given that The ip.ie,s +. !
= been duty appo'nted a5miniEia'r1 y IS 4
tate of CAL&B LAM3AkD. deeesiso' w \.
ken upon herleit thai uuli ~ g'yiog o0.. III b.
@w dlFe1ts--ani a.! peg.oas h@vh'B i'-- 10
the et.atc OF jhe fad Cale3 Lse'oaid .s,,.l
ed TO esh,hu the fame and All pefoas 1.,.a
D The lad eltsJe axe caGed u2cn ~ H'ass -
to Lucy LANYARD. s9a'.'s's''
Dith. March 70, SIS
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Weber & Chase,

HAVE For sale an extensive assoftmentof
ENGLISH u FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching sea
son-among which are,
Best superfne Broadcioths
Midling and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coaings~-D utfils
FIanneIs and baizes
Peliece Cloths--Bombazets
Wibores-Dursnts-C
Best dressed and uRdressed Calicoes
Silk and common Ginga&ms
Cambricks, white, black and coioured
large assortment of Fancy Musiins
Sha wls-sik and cotton Handkerchiefs
Long LaWn--Lnen--Brac
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & worsled Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and BObbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Gotten Hose, gentlemen & ladies'
Silk Gloves--Button Moulds.
A general assortment of American
Factory Goods. &c &c.
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Lifts of qualified Voters


CO-P4rtnerbip DT IOed.
A the late firm of BELKNAPP s. RUNNGLLs,
\ has been this day by mutual conienr df1ved,
all perions indebted 70 faid hrm are called upon
TO make Immediate payment to either of the iub-
f:ribsrs; aud tho(e having uafett!ed accounts with
faid firm are requelled TO call that the Iams may
be adjuited without delay.
c STONE BEL KNAPP
JOHN n RUNEELLS.
Portland, March 8, 1915.
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s1rIhe work will be publilhed 10 two o6tav.
Volumes price y. 60 each; the 1T of which il
now ready tor delivery
CT oublcrlbers for the above work re
eeivsa a. ne 8ookitose Of iiaac Adams, No. Ex
change street, Portland.
March 20, 1915.
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New Goods.
KOY AL LlNC0rr

III As jult received from Martl.n.a
4 lime common & low priced Bp az ! sss Ii,
oale' double Rofe BLANKETS an = l0l,
iuPerane and common CALIc0Rs azs~s !
ING OWuzAS -eegap s.
A general afortment Of Cotton al :,
az ufuaI SUI NoOlnn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

70 tie Hon tbe 2fsate, and Hose Of Rsp>e|entsvss If
tie Commo7vUs1fb # !MaGasbeeff 10 be eoHVsnsd Of
B99oa, on tie fbra Wsdassday Of Taana,y. 1875.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
To the Editor of re rYineaes,er Gazette.
o.,ober. IS. 1914,

SIR,--Tbe fatality of the prevailing epidem
ic, per,pneumonia notha, Bastard pleurisy, bill
leous p,surisy, or Typhus peurisy, has indu,
ced ne, from motives OF humanity (for the
first time in my iie) to give IT,, public my ex
perience and opinion OF the most successful
mode Of Treating it I ieei assured shalt moi
suffice, myself to the criticism of maievolence
or be thought to srrog IL to myself more skill
thar nv brethren of the faculty are general,
Possessed of uit has pleased god to lead ma
fa:o more successful mode of practice. 1 a.,
tribute il TO the Author of all goodness. The
iirst patient attended in this disease, lost
believe BY mistaken practice, and an adher
esce to old ussges- l bed: gave denletine
remedies, blisters &c. was brought to rel &c;
e. riousiy aud closely on so uncommon an GO.
eurrence and Immediately changed my mode
of treatment Which has invariably in every in
stance, since been successful in at least Eft,
cases. To make the mode more generally un,
deSs;ood shall describe it III language which
may be almost universally understood and a
dapted. Symptoms the disease commences
with chill, pain often exquisite in the right
side, breast, and back an acute fever though
small pulse, generally soft Vomiting some
times) and dyaTrliOea. Treatment let hot
bricks be applied to the feet, knees, and back ;
hot salt 20 The sreast and sides, or aot bras
nioiStened with vinegar; give 3 grains o Cam
Pho with grams OF the Vlo-Sal of Ammoniac,
and o half grain opium every hour, Snake
root tea; hot spiced toddy; sage tea, vine
whey, and in short all the most speedy means
Of inducing a free perspiration. Let this regi-
Jnen be Continued two or three days, and all the
symptoms viii gradually subside, columbo bark
and wine, with generous cordial diet will ell
fect"ate the rest. In case Of cosiiveness, which
seldom happens, injections may be given.
G. BALDWIN,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
Tnenty Dollars Reward,

A BSCoNDED on the 9th or 7th October
n last, Negro Woman, named MlLLY, OF
dark complexion, midding stature, and slender
made. Her clothing cannot be described. ~.
she took variety with her. have reason to
suppose she is harboured about town.
The allows reward viii be given Tor appre.
hendng and delivering her to me in Richmond.
or for sucn iniormation as will lead to her sp,
prehensioa.
WILLIAM CowAN.
February IL, 1915. If
N. y. Persons found harbouring the above
deserted woaAN will be dealt With as the law
directs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
I WISH 10 SELL Mr
IRAC 4 OE Lar ND

OF Two HUNDRED G, Slxrr ACRES
Lying within 4 miie OF James River in Pow,,at.
an County, about seven north OF the court.
house and 81 miss from the City of Richmond
There rs suticiency of woods we'll t.,nbere,l r..
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs OF as good water as any in
virginia. 4 good framed swelling and other
convenient Houses. presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, a fur
Their description is thought unnec-ssarv pas
session might be had immediately, the term,
OF SAFE would be radc known to any ner,o,
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living ON
The premises. Young negroes would be taken
IN part payment. EDWARD COX.
Dec 90 az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
5,4oO ACRES,

Being moiety of the ate Gen. Sumser,s
vice right, situation % mics south of Nash
VILE, in the counties Williamson and R,,,,an.
ford, on the waters OF big Harpeth and stone,.
river, embracing as rich land, good last;og
springs, as many scites for farms, as anv tracs
OF its size in the Western country. clear. Iii
contending claims whatever; has been d,v;dad
INTO four tracts, and may be subdiyided ;s,o
smaller tracts, has on it 90 plantations ayera s
ging 100 acres eacb-.-a family connexion that
wishes to move and settle in this state wonis
ind IT to their dvantage TO purchase the wbaie
tract. The right in the land will be held 10 - :
cure payments. For view of the land t;,Ia
OF sale. apply to the undersigned.
Who has several TRACTS of his own 70, al.
also the tract on which he lives, contsi rng ! "a
acres, on which there are ten never 2sil;nsr
springs, two story framed dwelling bou.s
VITA other houses q barn building 90 feet ~
length; more than $50 acres cleared. mar, -
red clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees. berin~
mig to bear. This is one amongst the bsnI.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in IIerlimts--and
the improvements considerable when Il Is re-,
memoeted have only lived here three years.
and hye years ago the place was in state ~
nature. Title good. For terms apply IN
,,,,, TIL. Il. SUMNER,
Williamson county, Tenn;
October 90, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
TO BE sOLD.

The zvboke IF my PROPERTY IN the toaUn Of
Aanchesfer, as formerly adUertissd,
ON TUESDAY, 2lst FEBRUARY,
AZ II o'eioet, "a he prentice.
The situation is high and agreeable, lying
on the main street opposite Brooks Tavern
Terms Of sale-One third OF the money TO b,
paid on syihg possession, the balance in two
annual payments -
FRANCIS SMITH.
JaudsFy2. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
IN PURSUANCE oFA DEED or yerTS7.

Richmond. Dec. 10, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
NOTICE.

The Puslic are hereby cautioned against
.aA'ns an assignment OF my bond now in the
i". o. MAJOR Joseph Mayo OF this city.
i 70 aDout o.lS0O ON which there is Or. Of
, iaV, as am prepared to settle the SANE
win other bonds OF the said aiayo assigned to
me me, and OF which have given him notice
ne above bond was executed by me with John
C,'nlii security, and payable 10 Geo. Cox Of
Richmond, Dec 10, 1914.
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VIRGINIA
A7' RsIes holden in the c1erk's Office Of the Ss-
PeriOr CoHrf Of caaaceTy fer the Riebm9sd
District, nle 30th dv efJasHayy, 1915.
Michael Omsly, Pit.
aYdinst
John Bell, surviving partner Of the late hrm af
John and William Bell, and said John BeiI.
Walter iIeli, and Reuben g. Beasley, survIvs
ing PSrtners OF the firm OF William and john
Bell, q 10. Def.B.
HE Defendant Reuben G. BeasIey, not hay.
4 ing entered his appearance and given ser
curly according % Tie Act Of Assembly and
the Reles ofihis Court, sad Il sppesYiog by sa
tisfactory evids8se, that he IS nos an iBhabitant
OF this country; II is oSg5yed, That the said
Defendant, do appear nsre on the Grst day OF
the next terra aad answer the bin of the plain
tiff and thata copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN solae ne sPaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months successiyeIy
and posted At the front door Of Tie Capitol, IL
the said City.
a coPY-rgsTH,
WILLIAM w. ueNINE, &C.
February B. w8w