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March fe.
DIsTTLLERS J4K'N .NOTICE.

VENOSE engaged in The manufacture of Uo,n,st;h
Spirits, and more particularly those about 10 crs-
gage IN the same, or wish to enlarge their works their
attention is invited to improvement in dqtiIl,o,
lately discovered or Invented by the subscriber wao
hes erected one in the CITY Of Richmond near tn.
AIMS House. which has been in operation nearly nir
montIs--and having frequently been examined Nv d..
filters OF the best nformAton aud unanimously pr D.
nouced to be, in their opinion the best most o1.yeni-
e,t' eHsIexPensive and most Expeditions mode OF dis
uaticai--ii'ducts the subscriber 10 Publish ths That
those at distance may reap the advantages nF the I'M
proyement as we'll as those in the vicinity II Is no,
the intention Of the subscriber ~ dwell on the excel
lency OF bis invention, he wises IL only TO recon.
ten itself, and shall only say, that the expense Of c.
recs'rg the works in comparison To the cost of the
Copp Stisi the quality Of the liquor far superior n,
H rs tree from all kinds OF mpyreuma The still anil
cap Deig made OF wool and boiled by the poyer of
steam. Is 90 constructed that the brnever rises in the
cap and cannot burn the worm heirg large, viii
throw oil about one barrel per hour II is tbouyht
unnecessary to be more p,Tticuar in describing il, az
IL - p.esunaDle that no will attempt TO erect on
without instructions from the subscriber or some ons
acquainted with tie business and authorised 90 to ,
II IS The intention Of the Subscriber ~ soon as posle
10 appoint agents ~ different parts of the II s. NJ yrs
INSTRUCTIONS to steady young that will attend %
erecting the Same when called of--at present only
three are authorised to sell rights viz :--Thorrpa
bro~nrigg, ESP near Edenton r. G. who has ore or
the stills IN operatonin the alsene OF the subscrihs
Capt. h. CheesebOrough, At the FIRST mentinre M ~,
lery, IN Rehmond--and Mr. John W Smith /, suth,-
rsed TO convey rights Ia others The right of nsos,
tps SUI, anu 'enS rights to others 20 he used, IL
cured to the subscriber by Letters PATENT dated the
9th April, 1914. The subscriber has understood that
there IS now IN operation in different parts IF tie u s.
wooden or steam 'tis although he las never seen n
NY he thinks proper IN state that he claims no rgTt
or knowledge OF them that bis Patent Stills are only
| in operation abovt stated
Letters ddNhpssed ~ ne su5scrt5cr, RcI1oou,i
"a past bnG .y@P be- dfielied 10, and epe-7 IN
| formation for'srGrded as soon ~ rossibLe
EZRA TALMACE
| = ). JFliplerous cerflfcaies Gud hiscrs zTph be
b1t5hgbed, bH is flo,tght unnecessqry
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(n) Sec admiral Cnclrane's letter. Il, SIR Nio,eo,
dated the 9Th Of August, 1915; and Mr. AIonro : an.
swer tine 9th Of September, 1914.
~ See the letter from lie secretary # war To brig
ader general MLure, dated the 4th Of October.
1873.
(P) Ges. MLure'' letters tothe secretary Of war,
dated Dec. 10 anil IS, 1873
(q) See tic icHer fum tie secretsry at war 20 ma
or general Wilkinson, dated 26th Of Jantia,y 1914
ID See the letter Of major general WiIsiuso' 10 sir
George Prcvost dated tie 2Sth Of january ist4 a,d
lie answer Of So George Provost, en the IOth Feh.
.8i4.
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should compel him again to resort to it." (sJ
Nay, with his answer to the Americas
general. already mentioned, he TRANSMIT tilted
"a copy or that proclamation, as expressive
ut the determination, as to his future line of
Conduct" and added, "that he was happy
to learn, that there was no probability, that
any measures on the part of the American
government would oblige him to depart from
It 0)-Wherc, then, Shall we search for
the foundation OF the cali upon the British
Admiral, to aid the governor of Canada in
measures of retaliation? Great-Brtain for
got the principle of retaliation, when her Or
dcrs in council were issued~against the un-
offending neutral, in resentment of outrapes
committed by her enemy; and surely, sh,
mad again forgotten the same principle, whel,
she threatened an unceasiRg violation of the
laws OF civilized warfare, in retaliation for
injuries which never existed, or which the
American government hsd explicitly disa-
vowed, or which had been already avenged
ny her own arms, in manner and a degree,
cruel and unparalleled. The American
government, after all, has not hesitated TO
declare, that :" for the PREPARATION of injuries,
OF whatever nature they may be, not sancti-
oned by the law of nations which the militia
ny or naval force of eithel yer might have
committed against the OIL, twould always
De ready to enter into reciprocal arrange
ments ; presuming that the British govern.
ment would neither expect, nor propo.e. g.
NY which were not reciprocal."(s4)
Isl See sir George Preyosts nrocIa,,a,;o,- d.,.5
Qnehec, the 18th OF Jan. 1914
~ See the ietter Of SIR George Provost To cenerd
Wilkinson, dated the 10 h of FEB 1914 and the L,i.
fish general orders, of the 22' OF Feb 1914
(ul See Mr.. Monroe's letter to admiral Cosbra ne
dste the 9th Sept lsii.
(To he 6on,;,,,,J
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
Offers For Sale the fsHosvfae- Tracts Of

70 0' -1Et Ut JsIEVfcINS TdcES y
8.3NO,. Uiz-
6 3 NJ tract containing 10000 arpens French meg
sure, in the county Of st Char s. Missouri 1er;-
tory situated on the Big Calumet river, en- plying mo
~. nisis'pp below the salt works Salt river and 10
miles below Buffrioe sett c.nent
one tract eontoaing 5456 srpens, situated on the
sipp, aud
One trsctof 500 Hrpcns, on the Femme Usage rives,
enp3ing into the Missouri
he above are first rate Lands, and in settled part
OF the country; the two last within eight miles of Mill
Application he made 10 NJ. A...na ..-..-.t
iV'ag on the Dardenne river, ST Charles couny Mis-
souri, Territory, Or to The subscriber, with s.iim co.
pies of The plots are lodged .
100 npens equal to IS scrcs.
PATRICK GIBSON
Richmond Echrr,ar, os ---unn :. .
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FRESH G2HDE.Y SEED
WARP N'EEn

q FLESH supply OF GaIrieE seed, have iust re-
"a, eened from Pha'eipAs, laid in by Mr. NFarrl.,
FRssE :--anong ;;col j.
REAL BARRYMORE CABRAGE.SEFD
those to whom Mr.. M,rrh is known as a gardener.
WIN labor under no Uncertainty as the gcnaneuess
oftbe seed. have also received fresh and ,xtens;y
supply Of
DRUGS x MEDICINES.
which are offered low for cash, or ON a liberal edit
dispatch.
VIM. WEST
4ff7v Gloors 6elo-. he Req-Tn-rr,,
oils. &c. r'
March1 We
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FOR SALE OR RFNT.

'fNslE HOOSES and LOT ct The Bow ssreen
belonging 70 The subscriber-The dwelling bovs.
contains four large and two small rooms and .i,che
adjoining, gardeners house. and well of evceeo.
water, 40 enclosed in the bss Manner within ntees
ares ot highly marurcd gprden ground towh;cb me,
c added, II required, nearly rluch more ground -
irsi rate Gardener may be alss purchased or hire
With the place. For terms apply tn
JOB.V S.9TCHELL.
March 1T
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PhE

f.N CHHJtCERF
Amelia County, january Court, 1875
Z Mary Muse, PhG
AGAINST,
James Muse, Hezetiah Ford, Who intern,arre,l With
nm WISE ann Nntty Muse, DJis
THE Defendant II, z.kiah Ford, no. having enter
en- his appearance and given security ACCORDING 10 the
act oil Assembly, and the les Of this Court and 4,
Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Cort taS ne
ara iniiabant of this Cen,nonwc aitf--on the motion
OF the complainant By her Counsel it is o,cred. that
the said defendant, Hezekiah do appear here on the
hurfh thursday in n next, ard err tie bill OF
the complainant-and that copy Of this order be-
forthwith published in SOME public newspaper printed
in i,ichmoid or Petersburg for two months success
svey and that another copy be posted ut the iron.
door of the Courthouse OF this C. univ on t,yo sue
cessiye Court DAYS
A Copy-Teste,
J. T. LEIGH,cc.
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RL.9sNh'S
For Sale tn Office of Riteh and Tr ~ eat
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(hl See TIE letters from The department Of state e.
Mr.. Rnsseli, dated the 9TH ard 10th Aug s12 ard
MIR. GgiIain's memorandum Of conversation will,
MIR Baker, the British secretary of legation, enclosed
~ The last letter. See, also, VIZ. Aonrocs letter to
Mr.. Russell, dated the 21st OF Aug. 1879.
~ See the letter Of adtnts Warren 70 the .eere-
tnry of stste dated ut Halifax the Goth Of September
1912
(j) See the Iettcro Nir. Monroe, to admiral War
rem, dated the 27ili Of oct. 1879.
~ See the letters from The secretary Of state 10
Me Russell, dated the 2Gth OF June and 9th OF JoIy
1912.
~ Sec the correspondence between Nr. Rossell &
lord Cfsilereach dated Aug aud Sept. 1879; n MIR.
tusseiPs letters TO tie secretary Of state dated Sept
1879.
IN See the correspondence betwsea MIR. Monroe
snd MIR. Dasebkof, in March, 1918.
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RICHMOND, MARcs %, 1915.
TTHE EXPOSE.


We most earnestly request the readers attention,
tothe Exposition, which we have commerce in this
aayss papet-h was prepared by our Governm, Ut
and was to have been usheret the work. in case tf,
war had continued. Read it Let rot It's length de-
ter you--but take it into your retirement, and read il
carefully. II Is written, with masters hanl.-How
completely does it put 10 fight all the ri5aily and all
The dle camoar which have besn exerted sy the Fe-
derai Party against the Administrator.
We are sodeeply impressed witt its Importance,
that we have laid MARY NJ. S. 5. by, give it ROOM
We are authorised to am ounce Thomas c. Koo1,s,
Esquire, candidate t. rerFesent he District cornpo.
sed OF the unties of Caroline, EsseN King 4 Queen
and King William, in the Congress
DlED-At his farm, near Washington, Culpeper,
ON the l5th oflast month, Col GA BRIEL SMiTHER,
IN the S9th year of his age eaeng wife and children
to mourn his loss.
-, Alter "a long and painful Illness, which SHE.
bore with christian orm!e, Saturday the 18th of
this month, Mrs. MARIA BOSHER, wifi. of Mr..
Charles Boshsr, of this city.
-, On Friday morning last, after long and
palntHt Illness of many months, which she bort. with
christian fortitude, Mrs. ELIZABETH FRENCH,
late OF Hampton. She has lett aged mother and
two small children ~ mourn her loss
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MAJ. Gen. lambert, FER .he surrender Of
Fore Rowyer,s on the Mobile Point, 11th
Feb 1915.
l. 1haf rte fort shall &c surrendered 10 the
arms Of HIS Briiannic Majesty IN IFS erist
ing sfate, as 20 the qvorkS, ordnance, anmsni-
'io'1, and every sttecies ofnri. sdry stores.
2. That the garrison Sh.N BE considered as
hrisonerS q svar, me froots ,n,arching out
7vfgh their colors flying and cirur,S beating, e.
ground hen arms on the slacis-7-tyie officers
retaining their SgvorSls, end fi.eAspkoie to Be
enlbarked in Sxeh shifts rs The British naval
commander in clicf shat ahhofn:..
5. III Private flrofierty 10 De RESPECTED.
a. That communication shcH BE- made
immediately IF the same to fhe cofsr,cnGinP
21tcer Of the nh Military District Qfihe u
n'ted STAIRS, and eUery e1tdeauor made to et.
feet an ee--fy erct,lnge ofitriSoners. 81.
.. Ihds ne garrison ofthe United States
remain in .he fart l4atI ID O'Clock fo-n,o,roqv
a British Suord being hut in Possession ofthe
o,ner gate az three O'Clock to-day, fhe 6octy of
me gita'' remaining on tie .eriacis, and thGt
the British flag be hoisted ar The same fire
an officer ofeach service ren,aiy,ns- at che
head-9uGrterS Of each commander inui, The
JuLflment Of these articles.
II. G. SMITH
1Naj. and MI Sec.
agreed on the hart IF tht- Roval .Ne1,v
T. II. RICKETTS,,
Cam. II M shH Vc11gent.
II. CH.dD7BERL.dIW,
% Reg. U S. i,yr
HIN. L.fTTPEh CE,
LIT. COL Cd Inf COni'e
.hLEY.ENtDER COCRP,AvE
Commander IN Chicfgf fES Azqjeafs's
ahihflng.
JOHN Lya.IIBER1,
a true copy-Teste,
JOHN REID. Abide camp.
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The Cartels Perseverance,, Cant. Din, s.
Analostan, Captain Smith, are under sailing
orders, and viii proceed with all possible dis
patch to Halifax. The former will take the
British prisoners at Salem, and the latter,
those at this place.-Repeated attempts to
escape from the prison ship in our river,
have compelled the Marshal to procure 9 of
our gun-vessels from Newport as guard
boats. and no apprehensions need now be en-
tertained by the inhabitants.
skropidence Pat.
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BosroN. March IA

gentleman who left Montreal on Tues
Gay last, informs, that Gen. MURRAY, and
the other officers who have arrived at Quebec
lately from England, were about to return
home, IN consequence of the peace that the
British forces had been drawn from the lines,
the Militia and Provincial troops disbanded,
continued.
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bWgSton, Fe6. 9.
by II. M. 6 Ship Medina, which arrived
on Tuesday last. we learn that Rear Adni-
raj Durham had received an Official letter
from capt. Patterson Of the Myrmidon, 20
gun ship, stating the capture by that vessel,
of the Western Islands, of the AMERICAN
SHIP WASP q % gus, after an obstinate
engagement Of two hours, during which both
vessels suffered very severely. t Very 9ou5t
JnLl
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.Norzufch, March 6.

.Vorzvfch, March 6.
.Ihe equipment Of Commodore Shaw's
squadron goes on rapidly-and the sound of
preparation rs heard on board many of the
merchant vessels now here. The United
States and Macedonian, taking advantage of
the present high state of the waters are warp
ing down.
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&c United States with Interior negotiations
rs TO the legitimate title of Louisiana. Our
politicians here, pretend that the oasis is Of
fered by the American Commissioners to
those of England was conformable to the
peace Of 1888 and that, if each party shall
restore to each other the conquests made du-
ring the present war, it was all that was con-
templated, as the United States had no Just
title to Louisiana. You may judge, therefore,
that the friends of America are very anxious
60 hear Of the fate of the grand expedition a
yainst New-Orleans. Should the Enflis
Succeed, great apprehensions are entertained
that their conduct will be so extravagant az
to induce the President not to ratify the
treaty; and this opinion is fortified from the
expressions among the English here. who say
he viii not ratify aud on that expectation,
great preparations are making in England, in
order to send out ships and reinforcements
for the American coast"
tits said, that Mr.. Madison means to make
q tour throrgh the middle and eastern states,
during the summer.-PhR. Gaz.
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MILLEDcEvILLE, March 8.
Extract of a letter from Col. VIM. Scott 20
Governor Fariv dated

Extract of a letter from Col. VIM. Scott 20
Governor Early, dated
"Great Satilla River, 2eth Feb.
.("I hcUe the Pleasure to inform yoa of O
brilliant affair haUing ,Gkcz hiace On the 24th
INST. on tie river SO. May, 3, J.t7yecn hart
ofmy detGchnent, 90 men, commanded 6g
Cant. I'm. A1icktery aidrd By about 3oofthe
fdtriotS Of Florida, Itnder Col. lii, and sir
Of The enemy's 6arges, containing about $50
men, 7vhich had nttemftcd 10 froceed u1i tie
7iVer, 10 burn Mr.. II. C21rk'8 HIYs. The
enemy g0ere first dftGcked 6y the Patriots
from the Florida sho e, near Can't Pinekney,
Tvhen tie bargeS immediately tucked a6ozf 20
Tctrect. bta orr men be!ng in ambush on 1his
shore garethem secord reception, and thus
the. fire 7raS KEPT uh from both shores, until
they got ii1fo q greater extent of1iIcr than
ourTifca;s1 could reach. Tie reItorts from
-4rrelia sag niGttte loss of'tie ene11g quGS 100
Killed ana qJonnded 4; some say 100-Bnt
This I haze 6een credibty irf1rmed, thev
acre so cut uft rs NOT to be able TO work their
barges, with me commitment IF oars. ne had
one man SeVeTeiv 7votcs1ded through he 6odiv,
and 8sveyGi received baiIs through their
ctothes, 6it no further injury. TIE nezoa of
their bifeTho7s reocheE me top Mte 10 join
he detachment 7Oaf tie. remainder of. my
troohs, qyhich is &c be hrtested, as ! am con-
fdent nor a baf9e a8Aoutd have returned 10
Cumberland to carry Me1thc rezvs. Whilst
ting this, Ian Informed ne enemy are ftfing
os.t another e.rfIed;tionto eo I'M the ,1Ue7 81 i.
OIary8. and iffhey 90, Ihofic Meg c5cR kay
dedriyfor their undczfakirc"
We feel certain that the 7ehorr qy.iich f1s
fl7eUaiLed 7Oifh resfiect to Tie ces8i5n6v Sfa.f
10 q. Britain otfthe FIoysdaS, is untrue.
20 ~, Aurora
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II. Col Lc7UrencA TO Gen. L4ctsor.

Fort Bower, Feb. -, 1915.
SfR---Impcrious necessity has compelled
me to enter into articles OF capituation with
Major Gen. John Lambert, commanding his
Britannia Majcsty's forces In front of Fort
Bowyer, a copy Of which forward you for
the purpose # efecting an immediate cx-
change of prisoners.
Nothing but TIE want Of provisions, and
finding myself completely surrounded BY thou
subsidiaries erected on tie sand
mounds which completely comm nded tie
Portland the enemy having al a lced, by
regular approaches, within thirty yards Of
the bitches, and the utter iDpossibility of
getting any assistance or supplies, would have
induced me 70 adopt this measure. Feelmg
csntdeat, and it being the unanimous opinion
OF the officers, that we could not retain the
post, and that the lives of many valuable Of
hcers and soldiers would have been uselessty
sacrificed, | thought IL most desirable to a.
dogt dis plan. A full and correct state
ment viii be furnished,you as early as pos
sible.
Capt. Chamberlain, who bears.this to T..
Livingston, ESQ. will relate to him every
particular, which MI. hope, be 'aGsfaeto-
ry.
am, with respect, yocr Q, eaient humble
servant,
w. LAWRENCE,
: Ii. Col. CVos&'ng.
Msj. Gen. jackson.
ARTICLES oF>cAPITUtArIoE
Aoroed uu,., B,.f..,a,f. "a 4 a.,..nc. @,
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NEw-LoNpoN. MARCH II.

This morning about IL o'clock, the whole
of Admiratilotham's squadron of this place,
excepting Inc storeeship) weighed anchor,
made sail, end after firing a salute from the
adniral's si.p. nlch was answered from
Fort Truinbull, proceeded to sea.
". Y. Co..
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NoPFoLy. March II.

Ratavian schr. Tee Mecun, Capt. Scott,
from Rotterdam. with 10 pipes Gin, andsa
quantity of Glass Ware, to Moses Myers &
Son. Left Rotterdam Dec. last, sprung a
leak, and put into Ostend for repairs, from
whence she sailed on the 2Sth Jan.
Capt. Scott brought no papers, bat states
verbally, that it was reported at Ostend. that
the Congress of Vienna had finished their
proceedings am cably, and were abou. return
ing home heard nothing certain with respect
the apportonment Of territory, except that
Flanders was TO be annexed to Holland.
The Zee Mecun was formerly the Purse,
of New-York, and We believe is the first yes
sci that has displayed the Dutch flag in our
port for nearly II years.
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AUGUsTA. March 3.

AUGUSTA. March :.
The British troops have retired from Cum
belland Island, and are now at Fenandina
in East Florida. Letters fr'm that place
speak confidently Of that Pra 'ince vi.h West
Forida having been oedes y England by
SpJu.--A few DAYS more viii probably in
tiiiu us how far Ills report n his " inter
sitting 70 Ceoi,ia is fcJnded Ia truth
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NEW-YnnY March u

Yesterday at midday, about thirty square
rugged vessels left our harbor fo> Enror3e. the
>Wcst-Indies and Southern potts which
with those that were wind bound n the Hook
must have formed feet of nearly so sail
this immense spreading of canvass was incon
ceivabiy gratifying to thousands who assem-
oied to view commercial movements ON
their proper element"
a MESSENGER, with dispatches from the
i fenoII Minister, sailed yesterday in the
brig HesPer. c"pt. Merry, for France.
The Court-Martial at Troy adjourned
on Saturday sen'night, for one week, to al
low General Wilkinson time to prepare his
defence. General Brown had arrived there.
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Kaskaskia, m 2gr. J Fc6. Is.


Mforn,ctioi 7yhich ii is sWtfoseG nay Be
implicitly relied en-, has been rsccived, indica-
the ofthe hostile intention Of tie lHissisSihhi
Indians Of their threatening Va7ious harts
Of oO.froHtieT Gy an early mioUeme,,t in the
syhTiag ) cF their determination 10 make al the
97eigAbo7ing Indians join Msm Of their ha1,-
Sng alTsadX commenced Possibilities on tie Mis-
souri,, BY faUilg in fer days fast, Killed
shree men, CIR eff their heads, rihhea oztt
sheir hsa14s, and otherwise mangled their BE-
dies in me ztost shocking manner, (too in
delicate &c mention j 2ftheir haUing also Ia
ken a prisoner; and Of their haut7g t4Oefve
different qUr7 Parties nOgy ont, Tpatchi1g on
[iortunitieS 70 murder OFT citizene and dehre-
date their Property.
Under these c1-curnatGnce8, gve are Hqtihv
70 ind that TIE enferfirizhng and 1igiiant Of.
7ieer 7Oi.o commando on our frontier is fJift
ting the force undeg his command IN the most
active ofteration, and z,Sing all the efforts tn
6is tlozyer 10 give f7ctectionto the country.
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Bosfon, March " erbal accerut= by passengers
IN the Edward state, thst Sir g. Provost is recalled &
Sir } ,Sherbrokepis appointed commander in c;ef of
the Canatas asd n ScotN. with his H. Q at Halifax
Gen. Murray is appointed ~. Gov of Upper Canada
sad Gen DTuunpond Of the Lower aud Com Owen,
commanded of ire Lakes.
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HE Xxi : iEES
4 III The late iIr Ralph Worne.. lor.- -.
teFTnined 10 discharge At the end r. tho ,Tessr,
year, the dissatisfied bpiance cf debts n. ~
tate' VII t'ark the seyetai creditors to ~
mre and 'sDonat Vi iheir respeedve claims
"t'"fns ut ?" them may ~ 'nadesad ha zaos~saex.
ices may haze IN their power 60 max general ar
rA'e'psn. for the sstssoIion of alI.--Cons i,,ino.
CO.'S s'ldrsssed co John Tsyloe Lomax, NitnoSin.
near ttchmond courthouse, viii be promptly attend.
March 9c---ff
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w III, be Sold al ersc Auction, y -I72r-o-c T..
~ Zad instant on the premises--THe T.ro .Nc,
~ @ oeIonsng t she suPscriher, on C between
Iu ana dth streets One fourth of the purchase mo-
ney 10 be pad down. one other fourth in sixty days.
Inc oa'ance IN six and nine months thercsfier III.
purchaser giving negotiable notes, with A. appro -,
IN this city title will Is made tbe n,,rcba.o- U
ree%'pt ofthe purchase money! Tte sale will be m DE-
under the management CT Thomas Taylor.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-22
SALES i " All TT0V-

NNTiiI- he Sold n Public Auc,io, ~,
IN l.pril, i y otherwise the neyt 49,, ~
n LCI' OF CROU,NJ), "a feet front ON a st~
@loinns the new brick house of AIR Chris.oD.r r..
raa. .un ~ on the same SQUARE, EOI cont ming 2
nc. on this lot it is believed there is the be-, Veil .;
water IN the city Alsn, half acre or eorper s.
ana ist streets a'!joinng Mr.. L'pssomb
ehasers, upon their executing mites with sn,,roy en-
;strs, PAYABLE and negotiable in either othe BsnEs
f March 22-tds - LIN