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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
TWENTY DOLLARS RE WARD.
TTO 4pPRENTYCE BOYS,

TITO .3PPRE.WTYCE BOYS,
EGALlN bound 10 the Subscriber, 10 learn the
, trade of CoachInal<ing, absconled from home on
Saturday night last For the apprehension and deli.
very OF one OF the boys, VIM Johnson, who has two
years to stay from early in next January, / will give
the above reward Of twenty dollars and all legal char.
ges-he well grown Of his age, is tall aud SLIM near
y SIX lest high, down look when spoken to- with fc-
minnie yoce-be is good workman, and will no doubt
endeeyodr to procure business in some Of tie many
shops on tie Continent Had on when he went away
green homespun coat, striped domestic pantaloons
and vest but these he viii no doubt attempt to
change All masters Of shops are ferwarned al their
peru not to empty thcHI--likcwise all masters of
vessels are forbid 70 carry them Ut the Satc--F1r
the other, Walter Pesross, will give FIVE dollars re.
wsrd-he has one year to stay from the first day of
Given under my hand in the City o. Riehn,ood a;s
18th July, 1875.
CHARLES KOSHER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02

From the hatcher Republican, Jiine II.
A Spaniard has arrived a few DAYS since
from San Antonio, and reports
1. That Arredondo was attacked in the
plain near Monterey, by General Palhou,
who defeated him and put to death all the
European soldiers of Arredondo's army that
fell into his hands---that he took possession of
Monterey, where he now has his head quar-
tiers.
g. That Arredoulo was at Laredo, retrea-
ting towards San Antonio.
3. That Almendrader, captain-general of
chihuahua, &c. &c. marched wi.h fifteen
hundred men in support Of Arredondo, but
was met by division of Pathou's army, de-
feated and obliged to return to chihuahua
with very few men, and almost all those that
survived the battle having gone over to the
republicans.
4. That the noted Monco Garcia was on
the coast directing his march towards Msta
Gorda and La Bahia.
S. That there were but about 500 men at
San Antonio, naked and starving for want of
provisions, not being able to leave the town for
want Of horses, &c.
6. That Governor Cordero had sent his Ia
dy into San Antonio, experimenting too much
danger for her to remain at Cohbahuila-tliat
Don Ignaiso, Perez Sambrano, the father Pre-
sident, were assembled at San Antonio with
others OF that description, and all in concen-
tration. All the Spaniards that returned
from that quarter under the general were sent
off to the interior some time since.
will not vouch for the truth of the ia
formation but it appears to me very proba-
BILE. V. DAVENPORT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
STOLF.NoR STRAYED.

From the Subscriber, on The tn trst.
A SORREL HORSE, s or years okl. about :
~ feet high, blaze lace, | believe the 'tht lind
foot white. knot on the right knee, short swiicn
tai, shod al round, other marks recolec,ed.
kstolen, will pss S 20 for the horse ard thief
aud, ii strayed, LIBERAL reward for the horse
JOHN KELSO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD.

On tie i6M daycf august merit, at mr., JoLn Ri
smfS Taue1n,in he County Of Chesterfield.
a NALUBLE TRACT OF LAND.
4 the said County, lying on the Appomstox River.
OF Goodies Bridge, containing fort hsgtrcd an, fIjr
y dcres-one hundred acres Of hich are Inv
Srounds, Of the first and second qualities About one
hat ct the LAID is cleared and in cultiyationthe o.
tner nan Isl well timbered ssany Iand in the coun-
ty- Forty sores Of the Low rorads are vet N ei,,
aud may be rendered fit for cultivation, without cutting
a single ditch. '''s
here are no buildings on the Land except Barn.
~ set by ~. Il IS deemed unnecessary TO say any
.ng o. INC pnslues OF the Land, as any person who
wishes 70 purchase, view the Land at any time
The terms will be made khovn on the day Of sale.
FRANCIS COODE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WIi-L BE SOLD, at Public Auction. on Fri.
Wy day the attn Of August, if fair, Otherwise the
next Tag day, 60 Acres Of Land, on the road eadino
10 the NJ adew bridges, sbrut three miles ON the
be sold together or divide in 10 lots of scres coch
"a pat Tor tins purpose will be exhibited ON the DAG
OF o'e-ior private residence, the situation Is v.ry
des.abie;-Terms OF Sale will be and I2 months
creo' me prchas,r giving satisfactorily ender
se payable aud negotiable at either of the banks i
Northumberland the title wi,leld until the money !,
paid--By order of the proprietor
1.,oc TnoAAs TAYLoR
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IMPORTANT TO FISHERMEN.

On Monday we copied an article from a
Halifax paper, stating thatthe British brig
J.sseur had brought into that port eight Am.
vessels, detected in fishing the western
shore of Nova Scotia. Several gentlemen
from Halifax, who have arrived at Boston,
mention, that after detention of two days,
these vessels were all released and their pa
pers endorsed with prohibition to fish OH
those shores. The gentlemen also mention,
that two gun briggs had sailed for the protec-
tion of their fishing grounds with orders to
capture every American vessel found within
three miles Of the shore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
NOTICE
rs RERERY GLTEN

rs REREBY GIVEE
YsNiIAT Petition will be presented to the next
4 General Assembly of the State of Virginia for /.
law TO pass, authorizing the OvEnsEERs OF THE po9R,
OF LANCASTER CoUNlY, to sell at Public Auction,
the Plate, Bells, Dials, and other endowments lately
apPertaning to the Churches, in the County afore-
said. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
JAMEs-RiyER COMPANY.

raNfE President and Dire 81 the Jamcs.T;
= yer Company, have declstyV8 dividend of e;eb,
per cent. ON the Stock Of tht Cou,psnv Tor g..
last SIX months, which will be pad to the Sbsr, hold
ers' on application to Robert POLLARD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
$50 REWARD
July IL

SIoLEN on Thursday night the 29th of June
- from the subscriber living at Csrte,,s Psrn'
eooeland County, Virginia, my RIDING HORSE.
Day, N" very bright, remarkably well made
twelve years old, nearly ave feet hieh, but
from ms close form and bulk would no, appear.
more than four feet ten, very short neck aud ia"
rides toierably well rather short trots very le
yer snd easy, and forced gallop bears on the bit.
and 'he~s his teeth do not recolleo, any white ~
black streak his back bone, which extends FINN -.
name to has tail, that has been Iicked When rode
brisk carries well and moves frequently. which nav
De called switching When standing by the bride or
shews disposition to kick or be--shod ali round T.
very fat when taken O.
will give the above reward for the delyerv Of the
only. "' A'''e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
WIN. EPPES.
Cheaterficld. july %
.AUTCE.

A CHECK on the Bank Of Virginia, drawn in nv
~ favour by James Henderson, Esq. Of Williams
rg, Tor the sum Of < 523 W, has been stolen rom
me--Ihc public ~ therefor s.cautoned acans re-
eeigag is IS TIC payment oft has been stopped at the
Bank.
RICHARD w. BYRD.
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JOHN wooDsoN.


The Editors OF the National Inteeencer and Dalt;-
more American, are requested to publish the above
advertisement in their papers times, ard transmit
the,r aeeompts to this Office for payment
". Is have reson to believe the above horse ESQ,
5. len by freeman of color who calls himself Joenh
Logon. ''0pA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
Council Chamber, )
richmond, Juiy %, 1916. {
NOTICE

AWE Commandments of Artillery Companies With,
a TINS Commonwealth, are hereby rotG4d -
such of them as have Artillery mounted are ,c',,,
and authorised by an advice Of Council of the st..
March l8l5, to have good and sufficient shelters o.
reee'' m some proper sitpsGon within their resnec
az eou.'es' 70 secure them from being injured bv
he Dr0r3ded that the expence ortbs same
sha not exceed the following rates, viz For. =
shelter to two pieces of Artillery with Carraeos ,h
sum OF hlteen dollars, and for shelter TO four 2eers
WIN earIiases' The sum OF twenty dollars and that
partmeot, they will be paid ~
,,oe WM. ROBERTSON, C. r..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
JOHNWOoDsoN.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE


A IN L thursday the tenth day of August next IF fair
W fnot, the next fair day. will be offered for s.I
on the premises tract OF land in the county of Pow
hats, belonging 10 the estate of James LYLE dsc'd
BiAg IN the South and North fork of Fine Crek COW
tanning az acres by late survey of the Surveyor far
SAD county on the following terms to wit One
urn oil the purchase money be paid TN the first fa
oil January, 1916 one third on The first dav of Ian
usIy, 1917, and the remaining third on the frs, da
OF September ensuing. @'
Bonds for amount of purchase to be executed bv
the purchaser, TO bear interest from the tay Of sa
nth Deed OF Trust the land to secure TN, nav,
ment thereof, will be required. ~
Mayor SAMUEL III. Saunders or Mr. William n
Cooke, VIII give the necessary information to anv
person inclined to purchase. w
Poss sson will be given 25th Deer next. with Il.
berty to SOW wheat IN due season.
FOR RENT,
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
= An acre ct & onnd in Manchester J., ar the cool
spring. on which is dwelh1g-house. with other ron
venent houses aud garden suitable for a small f,,n
ny, oeiog to the said estate at present occnp;ed
BY f.j. Edward Braaeh
JAMES BRANDER,
Agentfor
HoBT. GRAHAM, Ex'oT. of
pon ,,,,,,, So, Janaes LyLe, decd.
toR HIRE, till the 25th December next two NJ
gro '1e', Labourers.-.4pply 10
JAMES BRANDER.
Manchester, June 81. ids
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=, sHOCCO SPRINGS, ;
WARREN CoUSTY, N. G..
THE, SUBCRIHER

EAVlNG contracted with Gen Williams. to oecn.
V the houses lately erected stlhe Shoceo
spISs, pegs leave 70 INFORM such Ladies and Gent e.
men rs intend visiting them the presen, erro, 49,
he IS ~ readiness to accommodate those who NAV csI
on hun, and he has just returned from Peterstor,
win ue best assortment ofIquors, &c that could 5e
procured. ''" "
t.,,o J. II. HAWKINS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-02
ROBERT NELSON IND co.
H.aI EJUST REGRETTED.
80 PACKAGES OF GOODS.

80 PACKAGES OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
CUPERFlNE Cloths, Cassimeres, Stockingnetts,
- Caicoes and printed Cambrcs, GipglIains, Bonn
bazetts, Bombazeens. rs g A shirtngs and Long
Cloths, CambIic and Madras Hankerchies, Muslins,
&c with variety of other articles and are in daily
expectation of further supplies, which will be sold
wholesale and retail at reduced prices, for cash. or
scceptances il town.
Iniv
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THE PROPRJFTORs

h. the Richmond Cotton Mauuactory, flrwatn all
- persons from crediting any one interested, con.
neeted OF employed ia that establishment. On A..
count 81 tns sPioe, exeep
BENZ. IA NIpS HARRIS.
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VALUABLE PROPERY
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Properly
FOR SALE.
I'm THURSDAY, the 30th of August, if fair.
W iii not, the next fair day, will be exposed 10
Pubic Sale, GA the premises,
THE GLEBE LAND,
in the County of Lancaster, most valuable, beautiful
and desirable situation, containing by old survey, a.
bout
ONE THOUS AND ACRES.
This Land lies level and is admirably adapted TO the
culture Of corn and small grain There is at present
promising crop IF corn growing on the same The
improvements are not extensive elegant, and have
been IN declining state for some years past Ii has
an abundance OF TIMBER suitable for all tie purposes
OF buildings husbandry & fire wood, & several spring
bounding with excellent waler.-It is situated ina
healthy and agreeable neighborhood, about ten miles
above the mouth Of Rappahannock, on the waters of
Carriers Creek, bold and navgable inlet-into
which, vessels navigating the Rappahannock, frequent
iy SO.
All the necessares and of the Injuries of life
may be had here-fsh, oysters, and wild fowl in a
bundaace IN their several seasons II found 70 be
advantageous in the saio of this and may be divided
to suit purchasers Maj. VIM. Kirk, or Joseph
SieSrman, Esq who live the premises will shcw
this Land TO any person. who may be DESTROYS OF view
ing ii before the day of sale.
Twelve months credit, from and after the first ,iay
Of Jan. next at which time before possession NAV
be ha-will be given to the purchaser or purchasers
upon their giving bond with approved security, to
THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR
~ Lancaster cOunty.
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Viii BE SOLD

Ut PUBLIC AUCTION,
Without reSerue, on Thursday tie Sd of August
meet, az II o'c9ch, on the premises, the large g
C9mmod0ns Warehouses, adjoining tie Property of
Jun $ hi,ies, Esq.
nNE OF them on the back street, mot more than
~ 100 feet from the Canal below the Locks,) is
lult of Brick and is aboHt 66 feet by I5s-The 9TH
ers built of wood fronts the street leading to May
os Bri ge and adjoins the Brick House on the back
lne AS Warehouse, it is universally admitted TO be
the best in the Cityhe lower part fitted with tobac
CO prizes and every other convenience necessary To
Tobacco Warehouse the upper part capable Of sto-
ring or 5000 barrels -four
Three, and months credit will be allowed. the
purchasers giving notes with approved endorses and
deed oftrrst upon the property to secure tic pay
meut.
ByoriSr Of the Propretors,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
In, 90
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I'm THURSDAY, the 30th of August, if fair,
W kf MOI, the next fair day, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, the premises,
TUE M LD u r Non
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FOR SALE.

York Town, July I.----6w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-25
o PRIZE LIST .

The scl Jonque. lately ar. at CaroI.ns, cap
tured on the Sd Nov. Bh, sch. st. 'n, loaded with
coffee, and rahsonned her. On The goth, Captured
sIoop Trinidad, lssded with coffee, hides am, log
wood, took ont all the valuables. and burnt her.
The Caroline priyateer, lately ar. at Wilmington,
brought in with her. taken out of prizes 100 Trucks
bales, boxes and cases of drygooJs; several thou
sand pieces of loose merchandise different kinds,
(chiefy ginghams, platillas, checks hankerchiefs,
stripes, nankeens Britannias, calicoes. muslns and
cottons :, about 500 silk hats; 10 chests tea; Is
lbs Of old silver; 5000 dollars in sprce. &c. sc.
The British schrs. Erin, Of Plymouth, Eng. and
Active, OF ST. Thomas, both FROM the W. Indies, La
den with sugar, coffee, &c. have ar: at Newbuin,N.
G. prizes to the cutter Hero, of that place.
Three coasters have been captured the last week,
by the British squadron off New London, and been
retakcn by bargss fitted out of that place and Say
brook; in boarding of the prizes. tlc 1st Lieut.
of the British privateer Rover, and MIR. Dof, of
Saybroot, were killed. Thesre-captured vessels and
prisoners, 8 in number, have at n. london
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-25

she shall never enter our towns and cities but
as an enemy that she shall never leave them
but as conquered enemy. II these resolu-
''ons did no, Tee h the Prince Rsgenh reclins
among the stupid guests Of his banqusts, or
reveliIng in the dobaucherics Of his seraglio,
they would reach the ears and hearts of his
counsellors, with the conviction, that British
authority can never remain in NewsEneland,
but with the extcrminn.icn OF her hravest sons;
that they never will be cx,ermina,sd, while
the grass sprouts in their fields, or .hc billows
OF ocesn :umble round their shores
New-England must awake before her cne-
mics bind her 10 fe,tcrs. Let The regenera-
tion commence with you. An energy and
union among the friends Of government will
silence every appearance OF rebellion at home,
ard defeat our enemy abroad. When my
voice shall again reach you, hope 1t will
reach you in tho testimony of applause.
H.iNccCK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-25

his Ai.jessy's sntjecss sadly disaffsot'-3.
y. We understood by genlioman Of federal
politics lately from ST. Johns, New. Bruus::
wick) where he has resided, for several
months past, tha, tho people Of that plscs
confidently expected that the late Convention
OF Hartford would cilhc. declare The Northern
States annerfd 10 she Brifish COLONIES and
nrder TIE 6 nrotee.ien" Of Eagfand, or at Lease
district and separate from the rest OF the Tn
ion and that they we're Anxioussy waiting for
q confirmation Of their long cherished cxpccs
taiions! The conduct OF the iactionsts, is
must be acknowledged, has been such as 10
Justify the enemy in opinions Of this dcscrip-
ZION and nothing but the good sense and 5ir-
tHe efshe fcoafe has prevented these base exr
pcc,a,ions from being realized. How will
the ardent hopes Of these loving subjects of
his Majesty be blasted, when they read the
long ssik Of the ceneiave-men, and their pisfpk
apologies IN tho tory papers OF Boston
The gcnncmrh further States. that the icr
count Of the cruise Of the Wash, capture Of
the Reindeer, sinking Of the .svon, &c. wcro
Wholly disbelieved, at St. Johns, and turned
into ridicule The accounts. were published
from the Amercah papers, wisA 6v!esqae
Of Evsfish snanefarfnre. attached 10 them, So
completely WAS this effected, that our infor-
msnt was himself deceived, and thought tho
whole TO be shear, until his return hon,e<
Previous 10 the receipt Of the news of Mac
DoSouuH's victory Oh Lake Champlsip, re.
port reached ST. Johns, which appeared 10 DO
we'll founded, than the British we.s victorst
All business was Immediately suspended, and
the people gave themselvcs up to Joy and fcs-
tivi,y. Drinking, casousing, and mutual COM
CALCULATIONS were the, order ofthc day. When
the reot nesUs was received, The transitions
lsom immoderste joy to deep cejcction and
chagrin was Instantaneous. The busy noto
Of festive preparation was hushed, and the
whole place looked as II il had lately been
visited by some dreadful calamity. .>.,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-25

The u. S. frigp,e President, Commodore
Decatur, brigs Mace donian, Venus, and tho
private armed sch. Hollins, VIM. s. S,ocket,
commander, all sailed from this port on Sat-
urcay afternoon, with stiff brcexc from w
n. West. They all cleared Sunday Hook at
sunsct, and stood TO the N. +. under q crowd
OF sail. None Of the cnefp,'s cruiscrs hpvc
h--~ -.-- csbm Sandy sHank. sineS FridHy
last. 81 tt @F AZ.
The President, and Hollins, arc bound ON
cruizc. Success 10 ihems
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n vaiuabie Irriual.

trl lttstt'tc n Gdiud0f TrFfU0L. a.. ~. i. lsts
Yesterday arrived q, this port, the elegsnr
fast calling letter of marque schr. Diamond,
Kelly, in Is days from Hayanna, with 400, 900
VT. Of sugar. and 10000 WI. of pig copper,
On the homcward bound passage, is6apiurcd
the sloop Two Fricnds, of Charleston, man
ned and ordered her for the FIRST port. Tho
prize crow, consisting Of one tnid>hipman Of
the British payy, and three scamcn, ac on
board the Diamond.
!, A captain Of the British navy, late COM
mandcr of his Britsnnic Majcs,y's brig Mag.
nct, belonging 10 Sir James yco's sqpsdrons
on Lake Ontario, arrived here few days
since, and reported himself 10 the ccmnand-
ing naval officer as dcscrter from his majcs-
ty's. service. His name is GEoncE HAwxs-
WORTH, and his history ss follows He
states that he vas sen, from York 10 Niagara,
with supplies for Gen. Drummopd's army, in
August last, bht fell 10 with Cons Chauncey's
squadron, and TO prevent her capture, destroy
cd his vessel. On his return to KinRslot,'
Sir James, 10 the presence Of number Of
army and navy officers, abused him in tho
most scurrilous manner for having destroyed
his vcssei---calling him a. seoundreI, S<c.s
saying, that he could have. saved her, had he
tnOugnt proper % nave uonc 30, anu tHfcAt.
cncd him with punishment. Bot this oiicers
determined not 10 brook The insults Of tho
foul-mouihed Sir James, or remain ia SER
vice where he could hope only for .disgracc
end, ia The true character and spirit Of a Bril-
,isb naval officer, whose fnagnsnimiiy is 80
well known, Immediately deserted the flag Of
his country, to tender bis services 10 ss--be-
lievine, no doubt. that situation which 90
well rewards the Efforts Of the incx rienced
officers Of her Infant navy, would know how
10 estimate the sterling worth Of enc Of Brit-I'
aims proud rsisrs ef me svdve, and cherish
him as treasure OF inestimablc value. But,
alas how disappointed are his hopes He
has solicited employment in our nayy--but Ia.
vain, Our officers, no doubt, fearful OF be-
Ing ou,done by tho spIendour ofshis achieve
mems, have rejected his sid, and he is now
on the point Of proceeding, under charge Of
on officer Of the navy to Washington, 40 be
disposed Of as government may think proper
Quere--Wc would thank any British OIL
Ger on the coast who will inform US what has.
become Of Captain CAnrwsrcsr, late OF
The Pomonc
a a .l~~s ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-25

The Br itish have cspiured msil-boss near Her-,
folk, Gag was sen< to endesyor to procure the rel
lease Of the priscnert among them were some ne!I
groes m whose option Ieft. either to stay, sS
return so their owncrs. snd they unapimous'y pfx
(esi6f the latter were Immediately given ur,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NOTICE rs HEREBT cJgE1I

VENHAT at the next August court Of Monroe
=. county, Of the courthouse thereof, shall
sell atPubiic auction, for cash, so much Of all the
LANDS mn LOTS
IN that county returned delinquent for the non.
payment OF the taxes Of the last year, together
with hs arrearages from the year 179o up to the
year 1915, both years inclusive, as Will be suff-
cient to discharge the srress of taxes, and 10
per cent per annum damages thereon, together
with The taxes of the present year. The sales
viii commence on the first day of the court and
continue from day to day until they shall be COM
pieted
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any tine before the lands
Shall be sold. A list of deinquences may be
seen IN the CieriCs's office Of the county, in the
possession Of the subscriber, or in the Office Of
the Auditor Of public accounts.
HENRY BRSRTNE, d. 8.
For ISAAC ESTa.L, s. NC.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NOTICE rs HEREBY cTVEv

That at the next August Court of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we shallsell
atpubhc auction, for cash, so much Of all the
Lands md LOT,S,
n that county, returned delinuuent for the
non-payment of the taxes of the last year, as will
be sufficient to discharge the arrears of taxes
which shall then remain unpaid for that year,
ard ten per centum damages thereon, together
win the taxes OF the present year. The sales
Will commence on the first day of the corirt. and
continue from day to day until they shall be
completed
ne Subscribers are authorised TO receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold. a list Of delnquences may
De seen IN the clerks Office Of the county, in
possession Of the subscribers, or in the Office of
the auditor Of publis accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHAaLEs TATE, Dep's for
JAMES ZEYs, 8. ". G.
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