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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
VIRGINIA:
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ut Rules holden in The C7srl's oEce ofshs Suak.
rtor ConTt IF Chaacery EF the Ricb5aond Dis.
t'iet, Me 26h day Of Jnne 1915.
jon" ~. HoLse9, administrator 1sith he nil ON.
nered g<oht Chiishau, dec'd, the same John
III HaNes, administrator of Jouce Cbrist;n,,.
decd, and the same Jchn III. WuLker. adylf,as-
fdfor 81 hfs late uWte Susanna, 1eho .sas sole herr
eSs q the sad Joyce Christian, DEED; George
Smith, and the sdid John "a. HaLser, executors
81 Lucy Dngtad, deed /; and George ChrTstian,
ana Joyce 4. his .pye, GEORGE T.. Dug,1d and
EGsadeih las .rte, and LyHa Dugad, heirs of
~ Sd'" Lacy D"s7ad, decd, Pk's.
Against
Ea-doeh E'affeson, erecutrir Of Charles Patieso,,,
George Christian eTecntor Of Peter Pa,tesnn.
decd, qnd .nartha- ksifesoa, Elisabeth. Nc Rev.
Mods, Charles Pattssor, Peggy P~..eson, Polly
Patteson, Peter PtHfesO,, Jenny Patteson, Hem
W Pdttesoa, Fanny Patteson, ard patte-
son, and Charles Bacon, sou andheir of Mancs
Bacon, tate Nancy Pdffeson, Children and heirs
at MD y Charles Patfeson, decd, and de1isses
Of the said Peter Patfeson, iced, Def's. -
The stbba ma cd revivelduaa, a.cqrded in .his
catse, NOT ha1lng been returned erecuteL, on the
above named dJsndants, ercept George Christian
aud they nor hataty entered their dbbedraace and
Stuev security according 10 tie .lct Of .Assem6Iy
aud ne Rules Of this Court, a,,dit apbearine 6y
satisfactory ~egidence, thar they ercebt tie sud
George ChIiSian are not inho6itaats Of Ills.
country : lie is ORDERED, That The sad Defendants
do appear here on 1he first day Of the near TERN,
and shezv cause II any they con, aeqiast the ,euaUal,
6g tie SID process, sought cad ,tlat a copy Of
h's order be foTth1Uih inserted ia Jcsas ne.ssb,abel-
published an he Cityof Richmond, for s1og aasntls
successiUey and posted at tie f,ont do6i' ofthe ca.
pitobi in the said Citg-.4 Copy, Ieste,
Him. ~. HENIyvG, &C.
'"3 %% Tc8sc-
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.qusnt persisted in declaring hi, innocence, t;ilbe

quaint persisted in declaring his innocence, tilhe
received a very serious earnest of their determin-
alton, when he confessed that the money was Sc
GREETED in his own house, where it was soon after
found.
II any thing can exlenuate the guilt of Whit
lesley, 1t Is the circumstance related TO us, that
his unfortunate partner had purloined 5000 dol
lars from the sum-. which he believed actually
stolen that-she then represented has ruin as me-
yitable unless he secured TO himself the remain.
Ger and that he listened to her suggestions, and
trumpet up the story of having been robbed
The 5000 dollars was found with the other money
sewed up IN a pair of drawers and secreted in the
bed on which Mrs. w. was laying when the search
was commenced. This unhappy woman, unable
10 bear the ignominy which would follow her de-
lection, immediately though undiscovered fled TO
the river, and plunged into the current, from
whencel' her body was soon after. taken, proper
means used TO recall life, but used in vain
we have been thus particular in this relation.
to remove every shadow of suspicion of prvlty
IN tue fraud, which illiberaiity or ignorance may
have attached to the highly respectable gentle.
men, who are Whittlesley's bal.-.3ryus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05

NOTICE rs HEREBY EIVE.M
F5NHAT at the merit AUGUST court of Grayssn
4 county, at The courthouse thereof I shall sell
at public auction, far cash, so mach of all the
LANDS md LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for The non PAY
Hent 9fhe tares Of the last gear, as zyiR be suffer
ent to discharge the arrears Of tares zOhich shall
then remain unpaid far thar year, and ten per cent.
per Gnrr1rttm damages thereon; together with the
tGres Of the present gear. The safes 7riH commence
on the first day Of the court cnd continue from day
TO day until they shaR be completed.
The subscriber as authorised to receivS all such
taees and damages at any time before tie Land
shall be sold. "A Hst Of deInquents may be seen in
the Clerks office Of the cOhnty, in Possession IF the
subscriber, or in the office ofMe Auditor If public
accounts. ABRAHAM NOBLTT, DEP.
For VIM BOBBIItT, Sheriff:
Jnne II. zp3r,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
WoTyCE LS KERERy q
June 10.

YNHAT at the next August coufVSf Patrick
county, at the courthouse thereof, 1 shall sell
at public auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS AND LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the nom
payment oftaxes, from the year 1871, until the
present year, including the taxes of the present
year, as Will be sufficient to discharge the arrears
oftaxes which shall remain unpaid, and ten per
centum damages thereon.
The sale will commence on the first day of the
court, and continue from day 40 day until they
shall be completed. The subscriber is authorised
TO receive all such taxes and damages at any time
before the land shall be sold.
A list of delinquencles may be seen in the
clerks Office OF the county, in possession of the
subscriber, or III the office of the Auditor of pub.
lie accounts.
GREENSVnLE PENN, d. s..
For MUNFoRD SMITH, S. p. c.
June z. WYNN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
.MOYYCE rs HEREBY GIyEN.


NOTICE rs HEREBP GIYEN,
That at'the next August court of Giles county,
at the courthouse thereof | shall sell at public
auction, for cash, so much of all the
L.ANDS AND LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
ncil,payment of ~taxes,of the last year as VIII be
sufficient to discharge the arrears Of taxes which
Shall then remain unpaid for that year, ard ten
per ccntum damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the present year. The sales VIII COM
Wmence on the first day of the court and continue
from day to day until they shall be Completed
The subscriber IS authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the Land
IS sold. A list of delinquents may be seen in the
subscriber, or in the Office of the Auditor of pub
lie accounts.
THOMAS KIRK, d. s.
For JOHN KIRK, S. G. C.
June s. w9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

INSERTED fran a Detachment urder mg com
~ nlald stationed in Haaooer County, tvo
Soldiers ofhe thru Rias Regiment
J0HN JHE3VES, 6Ecef hgh, IS vens ofage.
grey eyes, lark hair, dark complexion and6y pro-
JessioH afaTmer pas eHisfsd IN Concord North
Carolina.
EDW2RD mr., 5Eeet8 81 inches hgh, 80 years
YGge haEle eyes, dirk hair, dark complexion and
5y by2fessioa a CARPENTER /; 1Vas enlisted IN North
Carolina.
The aboUe regard uiH be gipen for abbrehend-
ing hhe aboUc Deserters and delivering them to am
oEcer IN the United S'ateS army, or Gfy doRars
Jor eihtsr Of them.
JOHN PENDLETOW,
Lieut.. 81 Rite Regf.
June2 %. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
NOTICE rs HEREBr ctyEw

FGNHAT at the next Augustcourt of Monroe
n county, at the courthouse thereof, 1 shslI
sell at public auction, for cash, so mech of all the
LANDS and LOTS,
IN that county returned delinquent for the nom
payment of the taxes of the fast year, together
with the arreasages from the year 1899 up 10 the
year 1915, both years inclusive, as will be sufi-
Client to discharge the arrears of taxes, and 10
per cent. per annum damages thereon, together
Win the taxes of the present year. The sales
Will 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 time before the lands
shall be sold. y list of delnquencies may be
seen in the Clerks's office of the county, in the
possession of the subscriber, or in the office of
the Auditor of public accounts.
HENRY ERSKINE, ID. S.
For ISAAC ESTHL, 5. NJ. C.
June 10. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
Nv HEAT-

HAVING made arrangement 8 With Mr.. Josenb
4 Weed for receiving and storing Of wheat al his
warehouse on the Basin of the Canal, I will give the
highest cash price for wheat delivered at the Basin
and as heretofore ut Rockets mill or at Ampihin
mills, duriug the season, and enter into contract for
crops 20 be dihyered at either OF those places. Mr..
Weed being authorised to purchase for me, appli-
cation may be made 10 him or to
JOHN j. WERTH.
July %. en-.
". u. Every Wednesday and Saturday, John j.
Werth any be seen at his mills at Ampthill, from
Q TO ~ o'clock, and every other day at his count
ing room opposite the Bell Tavern, from 8 in the
morning til 2 in the afternoon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
WILLIAM Patterson
Has Just opened, in the kogss formerly &C.
cupiea by Nh. WiRiGm Cook,
A HASDsoME ASSORTMENT OF
SEaSON M RLE GORDS

AMONGST WHICH AHE:
Superfine Saxon and Imperial blue and black
London cloths, carlo, hair back and other NIX
lures superiine blue and black London cassi-
meres; plain and ribbed double mllled blue,
black, and grey stockinnetts; mixed cotton and
wool angola hose stout silk striped toilenet, very
elegant for walstcoating; London merselllcs,
jeans, and other figured waistcoatings Hunters
cord; corduroys and ~velvets PINK, lilac, blue
and white checked fancy ~cravats sewed and
seeded, tamboured and figured. book and soft
muslns; demmIa, and hair cord cambrics soft
dressed cambrcks and cambria muslins cali.
Goes gnghams, PLAID and striped; steam loom
and cotton shIrtmgs Irish linen, dressed and un-
dressed bombazincs and boInbazetts, very SUI.
perior ~laventine "A and 84 shawls ladies' fan
cy gauze shawls and handkerchiefs lad es' short
kid and wash leather habit gloves gentlemen's
do; ladies' and gentlemen's patent silk hose;
common silk, do. twilled and plan madras
handkerchlefs; ladies' and gentlemen's black and
white cotton hose cashmere and Cross barred
fame! shawls black ftorentine; black sershaws
black, pink, green, white and lilac laventines;
satns, of all colors sewing silks threads and
cotton balls, very fine; long nankeens, mania
chop--all oil which he will sell on moderate
tetns, so as to suit country merchants and other
customers.
P-S. Asmall consignment o fEnglish mustard,
put up in bladders for the convenience OF FAM
lies, which will be sold by the pound.
August 9. 9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
alTERIC9M. RIELES

1t is a fact cred!table to our manufactures
that American rifles have obtained a preference
among British officers, to those manufactured
IN Europe: Several have been purchased IN this
city, OF Albany manufacture, by officers return ng
to Canada and orders sent down for others. Itf
not unlikely that our rifles owe in part Their celeb
rtyto the dreadful destruction which they cans-
ed IN the British ranks during the late war ; and
that the object may be 70 take them to England
as matters of curiosity. If so, it may be found
necessary, in order to prove their destructive quad.
tues, to take along also . few American ritienen,
dor we are persuaded our rides owed their eAici-
ciency, IN agrea measure, to the men who WELD
ed them.-rhe men were freeme4 as well az
marksmeil. 1t may be difficult to find such in
Europe. ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
FIFTY THOUSAND DCTLARs
July s..

TO the highest bidders, on Saturday the 5ah Of M
gust merit, at the Bel Tdpsrn, IN this Gin, at
10 o'clock, srfH be Sold about
$4,000 worth of STOCK,
CONSISTING OF
Old and new shares III the Bank of Virginia.
Virginia 2 per Cent. certificates, interest half
yearly,
Virginia 6 per cent. certificates,
United States sixteen million loan,
United States 8 and 6 per cents.
This stock is the property of the Mutual re-
sttranee Society against Fire, on Buildi,iqs of the
State Of Viginia--it will be be sold co~nfornably
to a Resolution Of the Members OF the Standing
Committee made on the 18th inst.
The purchasers will be allowed sixty DAVIS ere.
dit upon giving approved Notes, negotiable and
payableat one of the Banks in this City.
Theohjects in view in making the above sales.
is to enable the Company without loss of time to
make good its engagements to thsir brethren, who
have recently suffered by the fire a. Petersburg.
GEORGE PICKETT,o
THOMAS WILSON, COMMITTEE
DAVID BULLOCK, of Sales.
WV. wARDLAw,
July 20. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
NEW

NHyE wish TO inform the Citizens of Richmond
w and the Public generally, that we are Just
opening a pretty general assortment of DRY
GOODS, IN one Of Messrs. John and William Nil.
leTs yEw T~EyEaEvrs. next to the Market bridge.
Those wishing to purchase, viii find it 10 their
interest to call, as we are determined TO sell on
the most accommodating terms.
July %. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
JOEIN M. TERMINATION.

Respectfully informs the Ladies aud Gentlemen
Of Richmond aud its vicinity, that he has tNken q
Ntuaiion on Shockoe Hil, adjoining Mr.. Benjamin
Stetson's, where he intends to
Repair, tune, and make Piano Fortes,
in the best manner aud on the most reasonable
terms.
cd n,
JaH e6. 2tw2v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTYEw

WHAT at the next August court of Prince
Il George county, at the courthouse thereof, |
shall sell at public auction, for cash, so much of
all the
LANDS AND LOTS,
IN that county, returned Delinquent for the non.
payment oftaxes jofthe last year, aswlll be sufi-
cient to discharge the arrears oftaxes which may
then remain unpaid from die year 1887, and ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the present year. The sales will COM
mence on the first day of the court, and continue
from day TO day until they shall be completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be sold. A list Of del.nquents may be seen
nthe Clerks office Of sad county, in possession
ofthe subscriber, in the Office Of the Auditor of
public accounts, or at the door of the said court
house. JOS. FORD, deputy for
SAMUEL PERKINS, Sheriff.
June 10. v9vvo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARO.

INSERTED from a detachment ef the Sd R,Ns
~ Res1ment, stnfiOnedin Hanover coln,tv, StGte
q v'r3''na. ChARLES RHODES, &. Ieef high,
mas dark eses, dark hair, dark combleTion. ana
oy trade a hatter-hda on 1rhen he deserted, his
inform. HiSprO5a6Ie he nil sell ! . unifaras tbs
JrSf obborf'QIty. WhOeVer 1viR abpyehend the said
Charles Rh0Hes and deEUer him to am officer Ia the
United STATES army, shall reeeiUe the a5Ope re.sar1
and all reasonable sTpences.
JOIN PENrDLETOM
Lieut. Sd Rife Reyt.
June %. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
AEBlSr, July %


IfEfsfs1sNk EIECtED
Ihs 10000 dollars Of public money lately adj.
yestised IN the Argus as stolen from Mr.. Whit
Iesey, a psy-uaster Of militia, has been happily
discovered through the e~xertions Of indge Keyes
and W.. Fairbanks, who wese security for Mr..
Whlttlesey. Having sseerfansd by long watch
ing ais house, that Whttlesley knew where the
Sioney was, his bondsmen decOyed him INTO an
obscure place, where they thresiened him with
serious injury, IL be did not disclose TO them
where they could ind the money, The dsin-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
s TONE WIRE.
THE sUssRIBER has on BAND AT MS MANUFAcro-
RI, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
3 Z D NE " A r Il.
suPERIoR ouALtrr Am WELL AssnI

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Ann WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively.
and VIII deliver the Ware in any part of the city,
free of the expence of carriage, and at the New.
York prices; the freight from thence TO this
place would average 20per cent. at least. Under
these circumstances, he is induced TO hope that
few, IT any, will send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with b-tter
ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-YorE
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-seu him at any time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05

Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, Junior
Messrs. Moncure, Robinson & Peasants Muir
ply & Scott w. j. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du-
Val & Co. or at the Mandatory, will be duly
attended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing. BENZ. DU-VAL.
AprIl22. 3t&wtF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
Louisa County Court, Jnne 18Th, 1915.
Thomas johnson, Is. D. Plaintiff.
Against

Against
Thomas Hardin and Others, Defendants.
IN cHANCEnT.
THE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance. and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly ard the rules of this
court, and 1T appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhabltant of this state,
on the motion of the plaintiff, BY his counsel, it
is ordered, that the sarl defendant, Thomas Har.
din, do appear here on the second Monday in Au-
gust next and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff, and
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers printed in the CT v of
r edmond, for eight weeks successively, and pub.
liSlied at the front door of the courthouse of this
county on some court day.
A~copy.-Teste,
JOHN PoTNDEXTER, Clerk.
July 8. ,yow,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

yeNHE subscriber .viR sell 1896 acres Of pab,o5I,
D. EaHd, iHFhe county Of CVibebber, ignF on he
east and nest side IF FZat RIM, iigAIv iabro7e1
uih 6takAngs, 6rehards ami mead97ys. 9Te traot
7VlH be dUtded into fom" lots, 70 suit Purchasers.
SfUing nearly an equal quantity Of meadozp ground,
po0H anA, and agafer, 10 each let. II lies n5ouf
Ten miles beio1g Cnlbsbber courthouse, fye miles
from SteUsRs6'Tg, taOeng-eigA maes firm FieIe-
7cks6wrg, ury miles fr0w The city If Udshi7gfo7
aHf ,.AteeandriG, and ninety miles from the ciu Of
Richmond; ia q rich and p0bulots neigh5orh9oI-
IneS0t as particularly adapted 10 tie culture Of
whedt, corn, and tobacco, and ayiH brodYcs ercek
tent timothy, and rel and zgiife cby7,er, lsith0uf fhe
md Of Plaster of Pa7ss ho1ri the clorer is laurh
Improved by the application II Piaisfer, from tic
experiments That haUe been mall. SioHdd tie Enuf
be sold, me purchaser may be furnished with from
tUo 10 three hundred Jarreis of corn, serenfy IenJ
ofsheeb, from haT 10 three 91farter 5i,ods1 .}E,ri,
nos, MY head Of hogs, eight god rgork horses, tTvo
yoke 81 oren, several hgh 6red aaares and coLs. and
plantation utensils Of every description. THe land
adjoining on the south, that eleeant seat If cn5fqig
John IHom's, and on me nerfh, that NJ Charles Car.
teT, esq. There IS a valuable Stfbher String in
me Utetpty " this farm, IL CAPT. Jghn Taouss
PtanfatoH,) 1ghose efficacy ia curing disensss of "a
'4o"s kindG, hrs Teen ofel esfdbiahed 6eyo7id q
d0Wbt. There are db0t too Injured acres Of uea.
dov hotd on Ills fr7q, Mirtg acres NJ which are
tnd do1on IN timothy, md ab2Vt ten IN cloUer.-,
Ihere may 6e tIvo h~n7irsdnui hGy bushels of 4gheaf
ecu . HNtSJotS OWJFeFh ana udnHTeHhuHd. Nho1kK
the land mt be s0iIbs6r hc 1st II OctBsr merit
w'H6e rented on 10 suif tenants. ShOuldil he sold,
one&Jh 9 the purchase money z5H be c1bectsd 10
be paul UheH ne d3edq are mnde n credit Gp he
balance wU be Qio7vsd IN E1pr animal bngnaaifg,
bearing Interest," roHi the tate. lR0rtgQge o. dsea
q trnst 1yiH he required, to sec1tre Me bg0nenf of
tie parohase money. PROPERTY in or neor Rich
mona, or gou1g Negroes, at a Jair UakaaisH, giR
be received in part payment.
For terms, abbig 70 capt. J9hl Ti0n, JatR Sir9-
ner, esquire, IF ChLbebber c0tutb 10 Jfr. Tlo1as
BeaSey, zoho resides on Hc farm, Or {, tie slbscry-
Der, pvho, also, o6ers fer saie
1000 ACRES OF LAND,
Lying in the State Of Kentucky
fogeHsr Nth sr ~tuimbroUed LOTS in he c,,sf
WasbHgfoH, efgiby situated, and one Lsf n r.
same city, handsomely inbroOed ard ,io7y IN me ~.
eupaHcy Of capt Crabb. lis to tie terms on ,sLss
this latter PROPERTY may be bsrchased ego,.re r.
capt Sem.fl% SaaRAgooA 9he eivo Uaala9-
Juy IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
DISSOLUTION.

HE co-partnership of John S. Shelton
\ and Go. is this day, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved. We have appointed P. r.
Shelton our agent to settle the business of
the concern. Alp persons having claims
against IT, will call on him for settlement,
and those indebted will pay to him their
respective accounts, he alone being authO-
rised for that purpose.
JOHN s. SHELTON.
ISAAC WHITE.
HENRY HOVEY.
August LIST, 1915. 1T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
LAND FOR SALE.
I 1GH SeH the L.4AD I nozo I've on in Chesterfield
eoto'tgj containing, By esffmasion,
SEVENTY TWO ANppc


eo''1fy, containing, BY eshmasion,
SEVENTY-TWO ACRES,
'Hore on teSs-Jhe situation is high, heahty and
agreeable, md IMPROVEMENTS good for the accom-
m'dahoH gd mod s'ate sized fa1tly. From This
~arh and IN The centre eft TOO, Ihgus raisel az.
r0ards9 100000 bnsheks IF coal az different
beriods-for tie hsf 5fue years II nas no, 5se, 1yorL.
eh Ihat 10 contains large boJies ofereeUent Coal,
Mere eIn be HRls do7fbs; being bounded 6g John
yHiTehe, CH1diGe an Buck, on che Nsrh. the
railing Creek on ne East, ma ne Failing Greek
Coat onyasd By ~ He'll, on the South, and
% che heirs eff. WeoLhidys, on The EAT
IstnHreqsre ABOUT oHe.foirth Of the b1re6a,,
money ~ haul Jor the 6ak1nce time zyiHbe giusa
to stat the purchaser, on ME an amt being satsfqc.
t0T7ly secured. To say any more as to the Iqud.
PROSPECT Of coal &c. is deemed urnseessarn rs
those desirons to pirehass wiH dou5Hess vis7o The
probery-hey wih please abpL TO me on the bre.
misses. THOJUpSOM LUA~T
Chesterfield, 1Egy17. #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17
.NOITCE.
Portland, June aotn, 1915

70 be sold BY order IF Court, al the house
formerly occuhied by Daniel Weston, in
Cate Ekza5efh, and nozu occuiared by Be-
rach Weston, or Wednesday the s6th day
cfJaty inst etf1oo clock IN ne afternoon,
ALL Inc real estate III said Cape Ehz beth
Of which The said Daniel Weston died possess
ed. consisting Of ewen,y-six acres and three
quarters Of sn acre, tweny .wo acres aud three
quarters of an scr, of which is bounded wes'er-
II by land in possession of Ebenezer Webster,
Ic. and four acres Of Tie same scJoins pasture
i.nd in possession of Borach Weston, for the
purpose Of paying the just debts of the deceased
wiiL Incidental charges, and Tor The support ana
education of Inc minor children Of said de.
ceased.
Dated at Portland, this Sd day Of July, in thf
year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fourteen
JANE WESTON. A6mia:stsasfix
ard Cnrdian Of SEED minor children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

FOR sale as above A LETTER to the Rev.
SAMUEL C.IHArcHEF, or the aspersions contain
cd II late nunber of The ranopllst, On the Min
isteTs Of Boston and the vicinity By WJuItAm
q. tHANNING, Minister Of the Church ol Christ
ID Federal-strect, Boston. ...4lS0
A compendious history of The
late War, containing an account Of all the inlnor-
tant battles between Tie American and British for
ce$' and indians, in the years 131t, 1912, 1918,
1914, 1915.
An ESSAY on the character and practical wr-
tings Of It, PAUL, by HANNAH MORE.
saint Paul hath furnished Us with So rich vari-
ely OF moral and spiritual precepts, Subordinate to
the general laws of piety and virtue. that cut Of
them might be compiled body Of Ethieks or sys-
tenn OF PreoePts dc ctics in truth and completeness
far eXcelling those which any philosophy bath been
ahle 10 DEVISE or Gslver Or. BARROW.