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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
Evfac' ef a letter from Brsi..ua ]

Extract ef q letter from Brsi,isua Il \
1iay 18th, 1916.
Ore Of the most n.eIancIul, ey.a. j.
er this county Witnessed, toUk nlsg i gaa.
onthe 12th ins,. OntAe f3h Ips.s.1l.s|
Ellsworth On my way 10 Bucks,oxa 81
there lesrnt aaE Sheriff i DAM ME l,1
proceeding day eeen found de.a il h,
house mos; horribly mangled. Tie cen
COS rs understood them from .eI.s
women at m.s- Lsrgdon's were has Il
murder was supposed to have Seen aaa]
about two o'clock, on The i2lhg6 I'd I'd
covered ny one of The childrtx<> .iuldIg &
school between 3 anu 4 O'Clock. ThsSAai|
bout that time was seeu coming mhs s
He went down 20 the bridge. AID Ihsa C.
10 Langdon's, where the mali vas lhel 81
and where thete was a considerable c.
of people. The Sheriff requested hsasi
with him, which they did, aud found u: !
lying on ,he hoor, the skull fractured, it'll
almoSs severed from her btdy Their. w<l
number Of cuts and coaiusions The II
with which the dreadfuidsed wss ps,zdl
Ian axe and bootack the latter cqasz
spiintered) l-y BESIDE Che body"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

ton, nunerous meeting Of the citizens
OF the United States celebrated the mem
DRY of their patriot hero. The dinner
was attended by Mehrs. Bayard, Clay
and RuhtlI, three Of the Plenipotehtia-
Iies who concluded the peace OF Ghcnt'
and alto by the marquis dc Ia Fayette,
Walhington's worthy companion IN
arms.
His Excellency Mr.. Crawford was
prevented from attending BY inditpoti>
ton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

took upon hir- he command OF the Az
lied Armies al.cmbled there, :
Lo>n3x, afRL o,-rhs Journal de
Paris (. Ny y Rranca IS deGrous OF peace.
Iss bouad4ras are marked OCT The
Emperor vii 10. overltep them, unleis
forced 70 % do in topping thofe who
may enter the country No government
is Consequently attacked or comproml-
ted none has motive or pretext to de-
clare war againit France"
From papers relating to the family OF
Napoleon, laid before Parliament by
Lord Caflereagh. it appears that Bona
parte repeatedly requctted an alylum IN
England
1t is repeated under date of April 9,
that council of mInilters and princes IS
to be holden at Brufels or Frankfort, and
that Lord Harrowby and Mr.. Welletlcy
Pole have proceeded TO this council Ii
is aflerted that the force in the field e.
gainG Bonaparte will, in few weeks, be
o5o, ooo men. 1t is faid thar the arch
d0chefs Maria Louifa has formally re-
nounced the title of emprefs. Mortier
has been arrefed at Life, by order of
Bonapaate. Accounts from Vienna TO
March g, fate that there has not been
the lighteit diveriity of opinion, among
she allies, on the expediency OF vigorous
aieafurrs againit Bonaparte, and that all
the powers have fent off orders for the
immediate advance of troops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
LONDON. MARCH II

j
The following anecdote in NAPoL NoN's
journey to Paris has not generally been
known-F1om Fontainbleau he addreh-
ed letter to LOUIS XVIII. apprlGng
him of his determination TO continue his
route for Paris next day, and advliing
his Majety TO leave that capital, at the
fame time ahurlng him that he might re-
tire in pcrtect confidence, that no inter
ruption fhould be offered him. The
fame day, it is underltood, intelligence
arrived from Martial Ney. upon whole
operations in the rear of boNAPaRTE,
great reliance had been placed, that the
army under his command had unanimouf-
ly reiuted to ACT againit the ulurper.
Louis, it is laid. was nevertheless fill re-
lu6tant 70 leave Paris, and aniwered the
femonitrances of his adherents in the
words in which he lalt addrehed his two
Chambers. I" ian | better terminate my
career at Exy years Of age than BY ending
ny LJem defence q my people "
9 bonaparte continues to increafc in
corpulency, and wears the drefs, he for
meriy uted-green with red collar and
cuffs"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
ELIZABETBTow-

- n :. n TOW ;, AVRn@
MHrder--On Friday morning :
altercatlon took place in this toss s.
Hector Craig and Peter Wsbs,,.
blacks, when HE former struck ~
with a spade, which laid him sen....'
which situation he remained uniI...
when he expired Verdict &c III. &.
wllful murder Hector sbseona.s e
not since b=en taken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

At Bern, N. Il. Mrs Ssff'' Mss
huadFedsh yer ofher age TT i i lls9
US neene, with whom a''S ,s;ned -
state for 65 years, and se'"'
yeats v.,a~. ID.
In Scotland, Waller f''n's Nh, /, II
well known in the literary En-" j II
tious inserted in tie rif I.,. il ~
Society 81 Edinburgh, q WA .s5 los
Der. Also, JOHN Dgies'
10 walk, SIX miles every 71.1
wi,ak to be shaved, wssi~'
liz, untl 8 few 4 VS. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
Eqtract 60 90 frorl . eell.!sman Bel

has sister iR Porilqad, dated 3ley = |
Mrs. Adams, a week ago yesterday, ws
her own house, about 4o'clock Pm D.
butchered and mangled ia the most la1i1&
ferocious manner language can describe =
quite severed from her body and The iaIalsn
by her; every other member Of the Iaa's
absent after dinner, the Doct. being ne
left the house. Mary on her return ina
was the FIRST WHO discovered the hoffld dee'
must have been her alarm and what me
made on. her youthful mind ltapPean
was killed with bootjack tie motive -
ping her in such q manner with The asssS
cuuRtable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
Liverpo1k, Abril |

LIOef P01f3 NPf" -
Several hundred vefels left this port
yeaerday and the day before, that have
been detained many weeks by adverle
winds. The river afforded mott bril-
liant and intereiting fpe6tacle.
a till mere PleaGng and interefing
fight, which happened on Thuriday about
o'clock, was the arrival of the ihip
Milo the frf ihip belonging TO the
United States which arrived here Gnce
the peace. The day was remarkably
fine, and fhe came up the river in very
fine fyle, with the Bri;ifh flag flying at
her mainmaR head, the American colours
at her mizen matt This hrit effect of
the reftoration of amity between two
countries deigned by nature, habits and
mutual interef, 20 maintain uninterrup-
ted the relations of peace, was hailed
with great delight BY the great number
of fpeCtators who covered the piers and
the ihore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

NoaFoLr, A.,.
Arrived on Saturday, the Ii, \ \
Captain Sisson, q days from cs, ~
IL from Aux Cages. From 's's
son we understand that SPANS '' s.
arrived at the Island Of Maros,,. Z
Spain, having on board I,,ss &
fnrce 2. Na
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

BY the mail of yesterday we fssas]
letter from Montreal, dated May
that there were in the Canadas aes''
to the Military list at That post a1Fe
dred American dtseners, moSlly ss's
industrious men, who wished 'ols'
their country. ~ g -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

PARIS FEB IS.
On Wednesday lat, the a2d of Feb
the anniversary Of the birth OF Waihing-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

Severe publications againft Bonaparte
were continued in Bordeaux papers up
to the day his troops took poiteilion of
it. One writer, who had publiihed uu,
der all anonymous hgnatare, came out
the day before with his real name, and
avowed himlelf the author of ali he had
printed. He Jays, "my father died uns
der the axe Of the revolutioniits and |
am ambitious to be deemed worthy a
inilar honour, if the disciple and fuccef-
for of Robefpierre fhould happen 10 til
umph.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
TRADE no SURLyAh

We understand, that The ori5 s..
ton, which proceeded from lan III; &
Surinam, was seized there as la14'
sent down 70 Demeretta tor tfi'' s.
cleared bot obliged 70 leave las {.
afterwards proceeded % Iuada''s ma
pose of her cargo. we orc "a,
whether those Coloniss have -. ~
10 the Dutch.
Lottery Luck. "A prize q .o 's..,,.
lars in the BoAd Of iieal'0 , b .ss's.||
fallen to Mr.. Dominica Lyasp n''l',,s
New.York and one Of 'oOo D 'Ds Il
Samuel Bouton, farmer and ''"'
Brooklyn.
The 100 regiment now :. DI,
lobe ordered to ST. johns = : ii
MIR. Hodges Of BaltiFoiS ,,..sss
on lis trial upon a charge = KAN, u
been acquitted BY The jury VIM
their seats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
From the London Star. of April o

Disturbances at Dartmoor piiGr.
Friday lalt moa ferrous ARRAY took
place at Dartmoor Prifon, where the A.
merican prifoners are confined. II ap-
pears that the unfortunate prisoners, who
amount to 5 or oooo, had recently be-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

LONDON, APRIL 9.
All the allied AmbsaAdorS had left
Paris in March.
troops are continually marching to tile
out ports, for the embarkation for Flan-
ders Six troops Of the celebrated HUI
Ear Brigade are amongft them. -Four
regiments which had failed from Cork
for America, have ocen ordered back by
a twitt failing trigate, and have arrived at
Newry. Great Quantities OF ordnance,
itoreS, &c. are ihiPping from the tower
for Belgium
The delpatches for government by the
.te French Meticnger, were returned un-
opcEed. Those for the French Minliter,
&c were tranlmitted as directed.
The naval preparations for renewed
hoftiiities hold equal pace with the army.
he Duke de oerent, the Duke and
Duchels dc Caitries, Countets de Lupe.
Couutefs de PoulIrey, Count Tragof,
Duke d Aumont, &c. &c. are among the
new emigrantS which have arrived from
France.
Vienna, March u. You will have
learnt from the papers that all the per-
IONS, natives of France in the iervioe of
Mara Loula, have been dl(milIcd with
orders to reSarn TO their own country.
This meafuGe has been rigorouly enf0r-
ced.
March 23-It was yeferday we re-
ceiVed by express the news of the en-
trance OF Napoleon into Lyons, in confe.
quence of the detection of the troops who
were 10 have defended it. This event
has cauied great fenfation here, and
given new impulfe to the military pre-.
partitions, which had heretofore been car.
ried on with degree of referve, on &C.
count of the fmalineis of the force with
which Napoleon landed.
rhe journal Of the proceedings of the
Congrefs will, it is faid, be completed in
few days.
They write from Milan, March az
+" Thirty thouland Auttrians are at this
moment coming down the Tyrol to rein
force the army Of Italy, which will it is
laid, be augmented TO 10000 men"
From the London Star. of April 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29


A Paris article APP. 81, says 500 Mar
sai!lais, marching on the side of Grenoble,
have been put 10 flight, and The regular
troops with them jcined Bonaparte's for
ces. Another column with force, led by
The Duke Of Angonleme, advanced on
Montehmalt. Ii was dcieated--3J killed
and wounded, and the regulars joined The
Emperor's troops. Ihe Bou,bons rallied
again, obtained advantages over their oppo-
nents and advanced 10 Valence /; bat alter.
wards rctreated.
great number Of officers joined Louis
at Client.
Dunkirk is said 10 have declared for Lou
is.
Alarming symptoms ola commotion at
Paris are mentioned.
The Royallsts in the S. Of France in arms
are reckoned at $1,000. e-s.-.s----.
A ettei from Liverpool April 10 says
" par is asked for Am. stocks Dolls. $50.
90 not believe we shall have war"
Certain exports are prohibited III Holland
from an expectation Of war.
All was quiet at BordeauX, April ~.
The British have captured several French
coasters The Monkey was chased Il
blockade and an embargo was talked off
SALEM, MAY %.
Vest erday arrived in town, Capt Sam
uel Briggs, ist Lieut.. and Mr.. Edward Au-
gustus Neal, Clerk, of the late Dlomede
privateer, OF this port, after long conhne-
ment in Dartmoor prison, England they
arrived of Long Island in the Russian ship
Prince Micbsl, from Liverpool for New.
York, which they left on Sunday noon, and
came into Newport in fishing boat
The above mentioned gentlemen state,
that on the Sd april when they lrit
Dartmoor Prison 500 Americans we're. de
| taiped there (including about 2200 given
up from British ships OF war D that ito
prisoners, with The exception Of some few
who had Obtained special permission, were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

All was quiet at Bordeaux, April r..
The British have captured several French
coasters The Monkey was chased Il
blockade and an embargo was talked of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

|" Aix-l4- Cbapeile, March a."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
Valuable Property
A T A u CTION

On Friday the goth instant, between the bo.rs
OF three and four o'clock, p. NJ will oe sold. bv
the subscribers, (under deed of ,rust) Ger
tam parcel of LAND, lying on the Williams.
burg road, about ona mile below the Richmond
lli'l Church, and adjoining the lands Of aiassrs
iyior' L'thgow, and others, containing about
twenty and one quarter acres, divids d INFO th;r,
tet beautiful lots from an acre to two acres
and upwards, with thirty feet street ; in the
centre OF which, is bold and never aling
spring, to be reserved for the use Of the pur.
chasers in common. The whole laid off agree.
ably to a plan which will be exhibited on the
DAY of sale.
ALSO.
a tract OF Land containing 3s8 acres, more
or less, lying at the foot of the sout!, mountain
IN Rockbrdge county, and adjoinisg the lands
OF certain James Ritchie.-To the above lands
an lndisputabie title viii be given
Terms. cash, the residue in 8 and s
months, the too latter payments TO be satisfac.
torily secured.
MAY IL -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
VIRGINIA:

AT Rules holden in the C'erk's Office of the
Superior Court of Cbarcery fer the Rich
mond District, the 29th day Of March, 1915
Sohh o SLubbs, Plvf.
d9diEst
Edmund Lacy, Philip N. Nicholas, Robert
White, Susanna Turner execurix, & James
Lynch and Elizabeth bis wife, late Elizabeth
Turner, and Jedediah Turner heirs at law oil
John Turner, decd. and Nathaniel punlo p
admor of James McAnce. decd. and Eliza.
beth McAnce widow, and Thomas William
McAnce, Mary Jane McAnce apd'Elizabeth
McAnse, children and heirs at law o. the
SAID James NcAnce, decd. u. A's
The Subpoena Scirs facias award ID in this
cause not being returned executed on the de
tendant James Lynch nd Elizabeth his vie.
and IT appeaing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country. IL is
ordered, Tpat the said Defendants do appear
here on the tenth day of the next term and an
swer the bib ofthe Plaintiff, and shew cause
against the revival by the said Stire facias
sought and that a copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper Published
in the City of Richmond, tor two months sue /.
cessiyely and posted at the front door OF tile
Capitol in the sad City.
CoPy-Teste,
VIM. W. HENNTNG c. c.
March %. w8v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
April s

VIRGINIA
At RRies holden In tte C2eyE's Office Of kEe Sa-
Psrior cOurt Of chaheery for tAs RichD,sn4
DfstrieF, me 28fh day of March, 1915.
''H" ""rusS Pit.
ogdiRsf
Egosrt Harris, Wilson Harris, william w
Harris, John Depp, administrator Of Benia-
min Harris decd. and William A. Turpin,
Defts.
The Defendant Egbert Harris. not having
entered his appearance and given secrlrlty
according 70 the Act Of Assembly and Tire Rnles
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an ipbabitsnt Of this
country n is ORDERED. That the said Defendant
DO appesShcre on The twentieth day ofthe next
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some Hewspaper published in the CITY Of
Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted 4 the front door Of TIRE Cspitol in the
A copy-Teste,
April rs Vs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
Erasa tn. Ion. ~ Gazette.

<fHs- lHe LoT->t GdSettf.
a ne Gazette dc France gives some curious
partlc'iiars ct experiments made on the 23d OF
Oetooar, with REV. diving machine, bv Mr..
Meiv't'e,the inventor. lie descended twice in
ne Seine, near the Pont Royal, TO the depth of
rom ten TO tyehty feet, and passed SIS m inu.es
50 inc bottom. He took with him Two swans.
TWO ducksand some bread and wine. He let
loose the aquatic animals while under the wa.
ter Went from the Pont N ut to the Swim nine
scnooi, and came cut dresse as usual, without
being IN the least wet. The machine does not
resemble any thing of the kind hitherto en-
pioyed " Is neither barrel nor bell, but
mas the form otsn egg. 1t is not bulky, rather
a. contains only 5cubit feet Of air This air since
Is prepared IN such = manner, that pressure
can do itn harm, but It is kept pure and fresh
We VIZ Hesile says that he has taken with HIM
anne rent animals. as cats, rabbits, dogs, &c
out the latter cannot bear this kind OF air long
er tnan i've minutes, as they go mad in it hut
ne declares that he could stay half day under
water without the slightest incony enie nee He
mas 'he use of all his limbs. snd can do what I've
pieases, saw wood. b. re gimblet holes, and
puck up the smallest objects. Though his
Pulse rises from 100 to $50, he asserts that he
'ceis from Y an agreeable sensation, 4 kind of
eiec'rleai effect. He promises several other
interesting Inventions; tor instance that he
spMt TINS winter make little carriage. in
winch TWO persons may nLzs summer take the
NUS pieassn. excursions at the bottom Of tho
enc, IN the ponds Of yersailles, or in any ri
yer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun "
~ last, his Fellow TOM, we'll known FOR five
years past IS the Carrier orthe Cir Gazette 20
~ patrons along East Bay Street, an, the
Wharves &o adjacent Tomis about feet
or oinches high, OF bright yellow complexi-
on and rs good Pressnsan as any of his CO.
Tor. He reads and ys,ites and may have forged
FREE papers with him-has mild look and
voice when spoken 20. Tom formerly belong
ed to MIR. Dickson, late Editor of the peters-
burg fn'eliigencer, Virginia, and has mother
living at Petersburg, 10 whom he has been in
the habit of fitihg by the name Ct is beIiey
ed> OF Mary West. I! is presumed Tom has
gone on board some vessel which sailed from
ms port on Sunday or yesterday (Monday), a.
1t Is ascertained that he was en- a wharf on
sunday morning, pretending TO want passage
to the Camp Meeting, which then was holding
at Goose Creek. AS Tenn has gone off without
any pretcnce, or provoca,ion, whatever, never
having received blow with the KNOWLEDGE or
consent of his master, Twenty fire dollars re
ward will be paid on his being delivered TO the
Master OF the Work-House in this city, if taken
within the limits of Charleston District; Fifv
Oolldrs Reward if taken without the District.
IN the limits 20 this state; and ONE HUM
DRIED DOLLARS Reward aud all necessarv
charges paid. If taken without the limits of this
state, and lodged in any goal so that get him
again r.. g TuoSI.S
Charleston May 3 tA1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24


At Rules holden IN "a. Clerks cfiee oF,hs
Superior Court of Chancery Sor the Richmond
District, the Goth day of January, 1915
John Richeson and Nancy his wife, pls6
ds6isss
David Dickinson, adn'r with the viii annexed,
OF David Dickinson, decd, Mary Dickinson,
reiict OF the said decedent, George Dickeu-
son, Robert D;ckenson. John Dickinson, VIII
liam Dickinson, Fanny Dickinson, Francis
Jackson and Elizabeth his wife, Francis Dick
enson, Dickenson, only child ct Thomas
Dickinson. decd, and Samuel Dickinson.
the said George Dickessou and Robert Dick
enson infants under the age OF twenty-one
years, by Mary Qickenson to be assigned
their guardian, Dcf8
IHE defendants Francis Jackson and Eli
sabeth his wife, Francis Dickinson, Dick.
enson. only child of Thomas Dickinson, decd
and Samuel pioNenson, not having entered Their
appearances and given security accord nc to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of this cotntry IL is order
ed, that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs ! and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posed at the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
A copy Teste,
WILLIAM W. HEGINe, &C:
March VA w3w
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March 90
VIRGINIA.:


ut Rules Holden IL, the Clerks Office oftAe su-
fe,iOr Corrt Of sAancerp for tbe Rlch,,.onor
Disfyi~, the 18th d.y Of March 1915.
David BalloSk py,1
against
Philip Switzerland, isaac Ledbetter, George
Harris, Benjamin Holiday aud Sterling VII :
III, ri4IH 1Ss o'aitn Dsfes
The Defendant Isaac Lebbetter not having en-
tered his appearance and given security secor
dung to the r ct Of Assem1Iy and the Rules of
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory e..
violence, that he is not an inhabitant OF this
country II is ordered, That the said Defen-
dsnt do appear here on the tenth day of the
next Term and answer the supplemental bill
OF the plaintiff and that COPY of this order
be forthwith inserted in some Newspaper pub
iished in the City Of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of
the Capitol in the said City.
a cOpy--Teste,
VIZ. W. HEENTNe, C. c.
April D. wSsV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
THE LATE EMPRESS JosEpHrSE's JE w.
ELS


At n lspidary's in Bond stree, was exhibited
yesterday privately, magnificent suit of olna-
ments, lately the property OF Josephine, I'd
consigned to this country by her son Eugene
beauharnoisi they intended for sale, Mt a fix.
ed price for the whole, VIZ. $4,000 guineas.-
They consist three is, comprising diadem.
tiara, aigrette, rings and breaches TIE prin-
ciPai article is the first samed it ia OF rare and
beautiful workmanship, and adorned with opa,s,
SAID to be matchless in the whole world, b. :
ing collected together with great difficulty in
countries remote from France; these precious
stones are surrounded by briliants of the fine &C
water Among the others are sapphiries, eme-
raids, a pink topaz 4 tn emerllds are Of tn,
deepest color, and perfectly clear. a sapphire
oroach attracted much notice, it being of 8
ms'chless size, an inch and half one way asd
an inch the other. They have been in London
only afew days and were consigned hitler for
very short space of time. The merchsnt ia
whom they were entrusted declined Showing
them in the evening of yesterday and ali
applicants were informed that they worid
not remain many hours longer in town. Eu-
gene beaubarEois stated in his communcati,
on that the object he had in view, was to raise
a sum of money to pay off the demands on the
estate OF Josephine, and in 50 doing he acted
agreeabiy 10 her last will and testament
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
NOIlUE
April io.

~ hereby given, that at the next August
court OF Greenbrier co,-.ty, at the court house
tnereof, shall sell at public auction, for cash
so much of all the LAND &.LofS iu that
county, returned delinquent FOR the non pay.
mont oil the taxes of the ears 1912, 1913 and
1914 as will be sufficient TO discharge the a..
reavs of taxes which shah then remain unpaid
Tor those years, and ten pes cen;um damages
thereon, together with ,hetaxes ., the presses
year Ihe sales w,ll commence on the frat
uay oi the court, and continue from day 70 day
until the sales be completed.
me subscriber is authorised to receive all
sucn tsxes and damages at any time before iDe
s"d shall be sold a list Of ds.inquences may
De en- IN the clerks Office Of the county, u,
possession OF the subacrib-r, or in tine audi,
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