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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
DOMESTIC.
Copy ofa letter from Lieutenant ". D.
Nicholson, Of The late u. s. Brig lSy-
rem, to Capt. Samuel Erans, command
ing narGL CGtcer at .Neto Foric date.E

NEw-YoRK, August %.
SIR-COnceiying it my duty TO make
known the treatment exhibited by British
officers and men TO those whoare so unfor-
tunate as to fall in their power, am in
duced to acquaint you with the following
circumstances
After the surrender of the Syren TO the
Midway, the officers and crew of the for
mer were removed to the latter, the crew
not being allowed the privilege of taking
their clothing, &C. with them, so that the
prize crew had a fair opportunity of nlun-
dering such articles as they thought pro-
per, which opportunity they took care to
profit by, as many OF our men were Dillao-
ed of every article they possessed. exceDf-
ing what they had on at the time and the
officers in like manner were plundered on
board the Midway the midshiDmen. some
of them, were completely stripped, Others
lost their watches, &c.
For my own part, came off with tbe
loss of about half my clothing, and thouobt
myself well off, when compared with fbe
losses of my shipmates.-The morpinp ai-
ter our capture we were mustered on the
quarter deck TO undergo search the
men were there stripped to the skin, and
their clothing not returned, SO that many
Of them were left without any thing more
than shirt and trowsers : the next dav
Mr.. Barton 1.-THE first lieutenant of the
Midway distributed the clothing he had
taken from our men, to his quarter-lnas
ters and quarter-gunners, In my presence.
After being on board the Midway five
weeks, we were landed at Simons Town.
twenty-five miles to the eastward of the
Cape of Good Hope, myself and brother
officers paroled, and the men marched to
| Cape Town under an escort of draooons.
being obliged to ford a lake on the march.
where the boys were compelled to 90 over
on the backs of the tall men this march oj
twenty-five miles was performed in one
day, and without shoes or food. the latter
article they were kept without four and
twenty hours their shoes were stolen by
the crew of the Midway while they were
asleep alter remaining in this situation
nearly eight months, without bed or bed
ding (they were not even furnished with
straw, and their hammocks were taken On
a plea OF their being public property.) we
were all embarked in different men of war
and lndiamen, for England myself with
about sixty officers and men, in the Cum
berland "A, Captain Baker; we were all
put on the lower gun deck without dis
tinction, among their own crew, and fed
on prisoners allowance and ON my re-
monstrating with the captain for receiving
such treatment, he ordered me off the
quarter deck, with threat at the same
time, to put me in irons. We remained
in this situation eighteen days, after which
Lieutenant German, Gordon and myself.
were removed to the Grampus 90, at st.
Helena, admitted to the Wardroom mess
and treated with civility.
With respect, have the honor, &c.
n. ID. NICHOLSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
PEACE WITH ALGlERs.

Capt. Story, OF the schr. Jennet, 20 days from
Bordeaux, spoke on the 1lth August m AT 80,
long. 50, an English brig from Leghorn for New
foundiand, he captain Of winch informed, that
Com. Decatur had totally defeated the Aigerine
fieet, and made peace with the Dty. Tie Ame-
rican squadron were lying at Alglcrs. Thus
achieving more iran ali Europe has been able TO
do.-yNut. .3elzoc ale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

characteristics the cuirassiers OF the imper-
al guards are often mentioned in French bulle-
tins, we presume the following brief description
OF their armor, size, and character, from a late
London paper, will not be unacceptable:
The cuirassers of the French imperial
guards are all arrayed i'll armor tile front curass
Is IN the form OF pdgeon's breast, so as eiiectu-
ally to tarn off a musket shot, though fred ever
so near, owing TO its being kept go bright; the
back cuirass Is made to fit the back they weigh
from to IL los. each, according to tlle size Of
the man, and are stuffed inside with pad they
mt on by kind OF fish scaled clasp, and are put
Oil and on in AN Instant: have helmets the
same as our horse guards, and straight long
swords, and pistols, but no carabihes; and If
there is good horse tc be found, they are sure
to have him. They are -, chosen men, must be
hive feet French (above SIX feet English)-hav
served IN three campa gps, twelve years ia the
service, and of good character."-.4arora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
VIRGINIA:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Su-
peror Court of chancery tor the Richmond
District, the 10Th day of June, 1915,
James Henderson a'!nl'or de 5s,.is non Of walteS
reee'' DECD. PlaintS,
isaac Edwards, Welden Edwards, Sally Edwards,
William Edwards and Rebecca Edwards, in.
fant children and he rs OF Benjam n Edwards,
deed, by Benjamin Williamson specially as
signed their guardian, aud Isaac, Edwards,
Luiistold Long, executor Of Allen Jones, who
Was executor OF w liam Edwards, and Will.
am Stake and Sas.una his wife Defrs.
The Sabpoena lad rep4ueadum swartled in this
cause not having b EN- returned executed Oh tha
defend ns lSaac Edwards, Weiden Edwards.
Silly Edwards, William Edwards, Rebecca Ed.
ward, spl iun,iord Long, aud 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhablts
ants'o OF ths country It is ordered, That the SAID
Defendants do appear here on the first day OF tho
mex, term AID shew Cause fany they can, against
the revival by the sad process sought; and thas
copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspapers published in the City of Richmond.
for Two months successively AID posted at Tho
Font door OF the C-p.iol IN the sad Guy.
Ccpy.-Teste.
WIZ. w. HENING, C. &C.
September Q. w8w-
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks oiffre Of The SUI
per.or Court OF Chancery for the II chmonS
District, the 26lh day OF July, 1915
Wilson Hunt, PIu:nt;E
Against
Ne, McCouii and WllitamJones, Dctfs.
The Defendant William Jones rot hav NJ eIr
tered ms appearance and given security accord.
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of,his
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is hot an nhablant of this country IL is
ordered, That the SAID Defendant do appear hero
on the First day of the next term and answer tie
blh OF the Plaintiff; ard that copy oithis order
De ior'hwi,h inserted IN some newspaper pub
lished IN the City of Richmond for two months
successively and posted at the front door OF tho
Capitol, in the said City.
Copy.-Teste.
VIM. w. Hening, &C.
September 3. wSw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
JOSEPH BERTRAND.
n y Z &c n.

n N the life time of the late Edward Vantop.
X. Clock and Wstch-NIaker of this City, seyera
Watches were left with him, to be repaired the
repairs were made-and the Watches never called
for--nor the expences paid.
" It IS earnestly requested Of those concern.
ed, forthwith to apply, pay charges and receive
their property.
THOMAS II. TURPIN, Admir-.
sf B..WANTON.
sePtemby2! w9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
FROM GInRALTER

Arrived ON Saturday evening last, ship Hope,
captain Gardner, ~ days from Gibralter. Cap
tam q. sailed on the 18th July and brings des-
patches from Commodore Decatur for govern
ment. We do not learn that any further cap
lures had been made OF the Alger,ne feet, than
those before reported, consisting of a frgate cor
vette and brig. Commodore Decatur is still in
pursuit, and it was expected he would succeed in
capturing the remainder, about 10 sail. We
have received by this arrival, the Gibralter
Chronicle to the 18th July. Nothing new.
FreensGMs Journal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
IL Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUE
perior Court of Cllancery for The Il chmon4
DIST ict, che 26h d.y OF June 1875.
Orris Paine Plaintiff
.4gaiaSt
Samuel Coates Jr. Henry ] Kennedy, Robcrs
Pleasants, and John and William Miller Def's
The Defendants Samuel Coates Jr. and Henry
j. Kennedy, not having entered dIer appearance
and gwen security according % the Act OF As
sembiy and the Rules of his court, and 1t apes
ING BY satisfactory evidence, that hey are rot M
habitants of this country IT is ordered That tha
sad Defendant do appear here OF; the first day
of the next term and answer the Il of the PA M
TIT; and that copy OF this order be iorthw TIA.
inserted In some newspaper published II the Ci-
ty OF Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of lie Capitol an ina
said City.
A CJpy.-Teste.
wM. w. EENING, C. C.
September .. wSw.-
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NEw-YonK, August %.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

= In 10 rf(oh THANcr-.
BY the ship Oliver Ellsworth, in 40 days from
Havre, we learn, verbally, ;hat Bonaparte was re-
ported to be Ut Rochelle, where two frigates
were in readiness to receive him-tbat the Prus-
sian troops in Paris had destroyed the bridge of
Ausierlitz; tie trees of the gaIden of Luxem-
burg, where the Prussian troops were encamped
and the garden of plants-that all the cannon
belonging to the Prussian army were stationed
at the different avenues and bridges, were kept
loaded, and men stationed by them with matches
that the Prussians had levied contribution
of Fifty JlIlions upon the French, and demand
ed the payment Of thirty millions in three days.
That the allied sovereigns had arrived at Paris
The white flag was hoisted at Havre, 9 days
before the o. Ellsworth sailed, and the Project
entered that city, amidst the shouts and huzzas
Of the inhabitants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules holden in he CLERKS o lice 9th su.
perior Court OF Chancery for tho Richmond.
District, the goth day OF June, 1915
David Ross P,tr
against
John Cranberry, Michae. Wall Hancock, PhiIip
HaNan, & co. Thomas Norvell, BENJAMIN AIosby,
George Winston, Byrd George heir a d ,ievlse.
of Il uben George, Harry hetli, Edmund W.
Roots and Wilson Allen Defts.
TIE Defendant Benjamin Mosby, not having en-
tered ms appearance and gwen security accor-
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
deuce, that he is not an nhab tant of this country.
II IL ordered, That the sad Defendant 10 appear
here the first day OF the next tie M and answer
the bill ofthe Pli4ntlif and that COPY OF dis
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published IN the CITY OF Richmond for two
months succes5yeiy and posted AT the front dJoc
of the Capitol, III the sad City.
A COpy-resle,
WILLIAM. w. HENING, C.
September. ww8
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PnlnankLrnrA. Aug. %.


COM. DECATUWS SQUADRON.
We are happy IN being able to state, that capt.
Gardiner, of the ship Hope, from Gibraltar, has
Sught dispatches for Government from Com
modore Decatur, announcing the capture of TWO
Aigerine Frigates and brig, by tue vessels uIl-
der his command
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
NOIILn.

All persons are hereby forewsrncd from ere IL e
ing my wife Mary bertrand, on my aco cunt, las
am determined 70 pay no debts OF her contractin.
JOgEptT ppp.rp. Mr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

to port with the loss Of her armament,
stores, &c. and that the greatest applause
is due to him for his perseyering gallantry
and nautical skill evinced in escaping un-
der the most disadyantageous circum-
stances, after long and arduous chase by
q British line of battle ship.
SAMUEL EVANS, President.
HENRY WHEATON,,
SpeciG, Judge .qdrocats.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
FROM SOUTH AMERICA

ErHGcf ora letter from an .YRleTcan gentleman IN
Las'uira, to MS frYsnd in Boston
L,GUTRA, July 90.
large force has beensent out from SPAN,
to queii the Patriots They began to wndward,
and as they proceeded, submission met them
without any fighting and having placed royal
garrisons IN all places far as they have gone ;
ievying contributors on strangers and inha6-
tants, as they wanted supplies for their forces
they few days ago, sailed from Porto Cabelo for
Santa Martha, IN order reduce Carthagena-
Whiieh here, they seized every cargo ofeyery ma
ton. After much detention, some OF the CLAIM
ants have obtained one third of their amount III
produce at Government prces--,he other two
thirds, 10 be pad m the same way, IN three and
six months"
Died on Sunday 27tn INST at The house of Dir.
James Vllett III Manchester, of bilious fever,
Mr.. Samuel adams, in the twenty first year OF
his age. He was late of Tennessee from which
State he moved IN 1912.
A-raA1sE'<a xr5sszr1dxv
or CoNCHIATOR NJ. ~. is received, and
shall appear in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
" Il u III D ri l..
X. J ki1 AN.

Watch aisH CiOcie-,Llter,
~ RESPECTFULLY inlorus MS ricaas AID ths
IA public, that ne nss removed ~ MS IOliner
stlnd, Zone door above this BANK .! Vrs u,a)
where he intends carrying Oh bs business i1 an
ITS branches RE hopes by astrict .Ha Constant
attention 10 ms business, 70 merit q share of tue
patronage OF a geaegou, ,ubAc he VAL keep
con tal,tiy Tor sac, On mode. ale terms,
CENERAL ASSoRTMERT or
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, SEALS,
kEiS, &c. sc.
September 2. II
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of Sd in the pound, will incur the same duty if
conveyed in the bottoms of either of the two
countries
"The second article admits free trade to
Calcutta, and 20 all tie British settlements OF
the peninsula of Hindostan. With regard to
China there is no regulation, because that trade
IS exclusively with the Eas1 India Company, and
this company has no power or authority To OBJ
struct the trade to China, either with regard TO
the Americans any other foreign state.
n thlrd article and not the least important in
the We've the American, government, restricts
the British from entering into any trade with the
numerous tribes of Indians occupying a,.y part
OF the country within the jurisdiction OF the u.
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

WIZ. w. HENING, &C.
September .. w8ws
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15
Hon. Joseph b. Vsrnum.
REV ARD OF MERIT.
From The National -fdpocoJ

From the National -fduoc0E
1t understood that the inhabitants Of tie district of
Name have it in contemplation to present Cover nor
Strong with Sword, mark OF Aer esti,sItion of
bis patriotic and gallant defence Of CGstine and the
prontand Efficient protection he afforded that district
when invaded by the enemy. The sword, Il is sad,
is to be constructed OF the best American rvsiie nine
and to be ornamented with appropriate emberns. On
one side of the blade, the edge of which is to be made
rounding, to be inscribed The words Bui1sark Of
Religion :" on the other side -" Friend of Peace''E
On the hlt, the figure of Son. elegantly carved with
his teeth and ta.ons barred, and his paws extended to
wards an eagle, which he entlcavuring 10 de-
vo'Ir-Also the Hero Of CGstnc, in scarlet uniform il.
the attitude of pnio,ng the wings of thceaee aud
hrustns him fo1vards the ja7os ofthe Ion. The bit
which Is to be made of the finest American henib /;
tn be decorated with the word 60 deserved" drawn Ia
needework with beautiful yelo7v 7rorsted ya,n Or
the scsbbard to be made of superbly polished PASTE
beard, the words" Rezpord Of .Heit,' TO be insert ed
IN letters OF the richest 9il6aper. The whole TO be
executed in a nastery STYLE commensurate NTH The
merits of the distinguished character to whose bari-
oiSn it is intended aptro1Iae tribute Being
the sole use of the Hero of CGSte, it will We consider
ed merely Parade sword and { 10 Groid tie abbea,.-
ance Of hostility will he worn only in tie absence If
he enemy on fast and Mankggi1ane Ia, s. and at the
Hartford convention. II is thought il will never be
brought into actual service except to ude the L.
nfou it may, however, be occasionally holRlsted to
Ji1shten the President 10 resign.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
MIL GTAGE

FENHE Subscriber having purchased this Line intends
with as little delay possible, to pot in such or
der, as relates both to Carriage and Horses, rs he
tf1sts will recommend it 10 pubic patronage
his Stage, IN etOn With the New FJi,,,s. cb
Line viii in future leave the Bell Tavern on Venes
day, Friday and Saturday Morning, and arrive in Nor
folk to Dinner the following day.--Rcturping, will
leave Norfolk on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, AZ
Noon, and arrive RichmoRd ON the following even
ing
Every attention will be paid both to passengers and
to baggage. The Mail Boats at Hampton viii ss
heretofore, be kept in the best ORDER and really to sail
the Stage arrives.
SCERY,4WT JONES.
York-Towr, March I1--9tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15

necessary. Tie Editor NJ the Stanford -1.yrenry
l~ho had an opportunity OF inspecting this wonderful
invention at Messrs. K0snig and Bauer, two Saxon
Sentemen) observes I. II stated i'm The 1ypaes
fortnight since tt the apparatus multiplied copies OF
the PRINT at the rate OF 400 par hour Il witt produce
theni Tow with much greater degree OF speed aud
with an astonishing ceai less and beauty Of pIuny
ne apparatus requires grea: Space and very COM
picate the plan OF the old printing ess il scarcely
brought to mind 10y that Of the new one the carriage
ana something like 'ts rios the only parts that have
ANY uhencssto CaNso''s or St:mhope's machin,ry-
Inc INK communicated to the types by several roll
es, under which the form passes in its progress to-
warts cylinder OF about three feet diameter ON which
t''e sheets OF paper successfully Laid so that our
brother printers (tor whose amusement chiefly va,
state thus much will ssthat something of the princi-
pie OF copperplste pres is in this new apparatus ex-
The letter prss. The ink is distributed on The.
rollers with so much accuracy, that the ms,ks x
trLGrs wall III lew he more known IN nriing
tam are at present in this kingdom those gostly her,
so'dees Some hcouve nience from hicks" is all that
remains To be prevented hut even this is 50 small
that 4 ne INES may he ~ 1noupced as noomparaby
the bestprrDted newspaper in London although its i'm
presons are multiplied at FIVE times the rate at which
any other paper rs printed, and without human lahour
confident expectaonsa entertained, that il will be
IN short time smplied, bring the expeuce of
IT within the means OF all respectable printers In
the instance otts press is remarkably verified
the skill project, in Engshmen only is the paeuce
ner attempted .sseral considerable towns Of the
Continent to get work executed for their press rt,e
whole iron, but i1ed every where t they cane.
To London"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15
UiSIILLEKS T.4KTG NO zoe

FANpOob engaged IN the manufacture of Domestic
ii SprIfs, and more particularly those about 10 en-
gage IN the same, or wish to enlarge their works their
attention is invited to an Improvement I'm distIIto
lately discovered or invented by te subscriber who
mas erected one IN the city OF Iiichmond near the
AIMS fioise, which has been in operation nearly nine
Inonths-'nd having frequently been examined By dis.
ulisis OF the best information, and unanimously ro
nouhcec to be, in their opinion the best most
ent lest expensive and most expeditions mode of dis
uiiadon-induces the subscriber to publish this. that
those at distance may reap the advantages of tue i'm
profement &c well as those in tile vicinity n s NO,
the intention of the subscriber TO dwell nm Tho ,vl
iency Of has invention, as he wishes il only to reenm
mend itself, and shall only saw that de eyD.ns of -
rectnB the works ism no comparison % the COS, oF The
Copper Stills; the quality OF the linuor Gar sr,s ;o m
IL is free from all kinds OF impyre.uo m c,;u al
cap being made OF wool and boiled by the. power NJ,
steam, is so constructed tst the bur nev., risas Il; G
cap and cannot burT~i The worm being larpe ,,i
throw of about barrel per hour II il fhn,.J,
unnecessary tn be more partcuisr in Describing i &c
II rs presumable that ITO will attemIt 10 ereet an
without instructions from the subscriber Or ann. on
acquainted with te business. and authorised so tn do
1t the intention of the subscriber as sD,p ne ,ossb
10 appoint agents IN different parts OF the u s. Il give
iIstfuchons 70 steady young men that will attend IN
erecting the same when called o,--st present onIv
three are authorised TO sell rights, viz :-ThoDss
3rowni1gg, Esq near Edenton N. c. who las one of
the stills III operstonin the absence of the snbscr
Capt. bCheeseborough at the first mentioned dis,n
Iery, IN Itlchmond-and MIR. John NJ Smith /. sutbn
r1sed 10 convey rights to others The ri,ht of usn,
this still and vending rights others to- be- used is Sc
cured to the subscriber by Letters Patent, dated the
9Th April, 1914. The subscriber has understood ,b.t
there is now in operation in different parts eft the u 81
wooden or steam stills; although he has never s,en a.
ny, he thinks proper to state, that he claims no right
or know ledge Of them that his Patent Stills are oil,
in operation as above stated
Letters dd.heSsed n the mbscrfber Richp7o,,d
va. posi Pd'd) ysR be attended to, and e14yv m,
formation .jo''T7arded as soon as poseib'e.
EIRA TALhfACF
P:S. .Vl"nerous cerfsfcafes and letters rlpht Be
pri5hshcd, bit IL is Hogght iaWecessa,y
February S--wtr
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March 2.
VIRGINIA. To wit.

VIRGINIA., To Wit;
I Court of Appeals held at the Capitol in Rich.
N mond, the nineteenti. day OF January, 1915
AooeIt nlhier fhf.
Hartman Blennerhassett 6n
Upon writ of snpersideas to Judgment Of lie SD.
peITor Court nf Law held in Wood county
The wit of supersideas heretofore awarded .hs
plaintiff to stop the execution Of the said idrrn.nt.
being returned executed the defendant ami y
appearing to the satisfaction OF the that he is not
nhabitant of this Common wealth on the motion oF
the plaintiff, by his Counsel it is ordered tat the sid
defendant do appear here the first MONDAY in Anil
next, TO have re-hea'ng 1T tue whole matter in th,.
udg ment aforesaid contained and that co,v rs
this order be forthwith inserted in some uews-nane-
printed in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cesslvey and posted at the front door of the CAPITOL in
the said city.
q cory, teste, II. DANCE, C. G.
rem. y W.
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FOR SAIlIE.

WILL be Sold, on fbe first dan If lime merit
w Hose ,a'Uabe .NILES aGr;aiui,lq Nc fo,gq NJ
l'ciersb'TF, commonly called Fleets or CrnbleR &
Hhees,'s .Ft, d'ld norv occupied Try Mrs CambJeH
r,dh The Ltutd Heeiu,0 dUneyed abs7n 900 ceres on,
n credit NJ oae, trco anil THREE yec0v Mites bnpab
nj eiHbcr ofdie Bnn's IN Pcfersb,Tq 4rfh affirmed
eHdorsere, zeH be required oFhs fgtrcInserg W,pid
Hie MIN not be sold, Hey T,iH be oGeted on Lease
}or term of ueors.
FR.8.NCES T.PBB, IN hsr oornts
Il. RnnaoHh, IHos. Tab
FEB. it'd
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT 20 Deed Of Trust executed In the
4 Subscriber by James v. Ball, and duly proved S,
recorded in the County Cont of Northumberland for
the purppses therein mentioned-Wiilb be Sold to the
highest bidder, on the premises the first day of
pril neX,-Three Hundred acres of L.qED, in
Northumberland county, being part Of the elegant scat
nj the said Ball, delightfully."- situated Coan liver and
commanding mo4t beautiful view of the Chesapeake
Bay and the Potomac River.
LINES SMITH, Trustee.
March ft.----rSwp