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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
VIRGINIA.


At Superior Court of Cba;-cefy holden at The
Capitol IN the City ofRichmond the l4th day
of January 1915.
christopher Moon. PITT.
.9eainsf
John Mller, James Hammond, John Anderson.
and Nancy Moon, ex'ors and elk OF The last
will and testament of Archelaus Moon. decd
Samuel Read, her, devfsee, and executor 81,
William Read deed, and john Campbell,
Deft's
The defendants except Samuel Read. WIN ara
out OF this Country, and against whom the Dlair,s
TIL appears ? have preceded in the mode pre-
scrlbed By law against absent defendants. and
they Still taiipg TO appear and answer and tie
cause coming O'I to be heard as 10 that def rdant
upon the bhl, his answer, exhibits, and examma.
IONS OF Witnesses, and was argued by COUNSEL
On consideration Whereof the toIrt dotl order
dat the defendants, executors sni executr,x Of
Arehelaus Moon decd do render beforea com.
missioner OF the Court, an account of their ed.
ministration, on the estate oil Their tessaior. and
he defendant Samuel Read, do also render an
icoount OF ms administration, on the estate of
hrs iestator, before Tie same commissioner, who
direc ed TO examine, state and settle tie SAID
'ocounis and make reports thereof TO the court,
with any matters specially stated, deemed pert.
nent by himself or which may be required by
he parti TO be So stated.
a Copy,-Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13

ECElVED by us and ready for del very %
AZ Subscribers, part Cd. of Vol. XIV, and
part 1st of Vol XIV of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
State Ger 7'erritorgJ ef-

Intestmony that The above named r. F. was.
on me dsy when above acknowledgement was
made, Justice of Peace for the aboytmenl,onId
county, Subscribe my name, aod a;Iix the coun
y Cor notarlsl) seal tins = day Of 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
WIN. w HENtNG. &C.
commissioners .oaee. c.l. ofRieIlmnnd.

10 0. 9th, 1915.
The parties named in the an essid snit, are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 2Sti
day Of ihe second month Il E. February next er4
su .ng, 70 commence Tie accounts directed bythe
AFORESAID order ofCourt on hicb day they are
reguested 10 attend al ny oil e, in thecity sforss
said (at ten % lock N TIE nsrning) wiih Their
seeounts, and vouchers, ready for ex ininstiOn
nd stttIcu,snt and with copies OF tne Ca,rt
aPeis.
SAMUEL PARSONS, NJ =.
DEC u On.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-13
State or TTegf,org) If
Eo7sg1sg of

On the day Of 18--the above named A. b.
acknowledged the foregoing 70 be his ,oluntsry
act and deed. E.F
Jushceg Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

Grandisck [Frenchmenl and Msnuel, neg o,
ieagued with the forme capt. Of he brig to re-
AXE her. John Socar stabbed he man at The
helm followed him below, and killed John
Snow, of The state Of New-Y9k, prize maser,
and William Cults. Of Msrslehead, and stab
ed Iohn Hooper, the sudscriber, thro' The hand,
nj Afterwards dashed him on the deck for three
!Ays and nights, without any thing 70 eat q
drink.
Afer three days had elapsed, the residue Of
he crew, viz. John Johnson, Redman Robinson
William Hill, Charles Patterson, Taom4s LN
lex and John Packard, got on deck, and
re ouk he brig, after wounding The two French
nen-- The oegro jumped ost rbos'd with
cutias IN his hand On the 9Th n was re-
.AD.u ed off n. York, by The San non 10!
z ing on store, n dc reguiar complaint 4
Con-. Snsw, anI 30 s. sh nv WI use b.
lest exartloAs VI ,aef ~ cs,atiHhis 70 'os ice
JOAN HOOPER, H,ise- Mas.eT-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
}DoIttieal agtffeIIanp.

Dem9cratick Fraud Exposed. The
democrats have set up hue and cry :
gainlt governour Strong, because the
British got pofe1ion of the territory ealt
of the Penobscot. Now thele wileacres
forget that, in cenfuring governour
Strong, the reproach falls with redoub-
led weight on the shoulders of MIR. Mad
lion. They cannot be such stuped
blockheads as to be ignorant that the
arft object Of forming national COM
pact was "to provide for the common de-
fence ;" that the defence OK the nation is
committed to the hands of thofe who
have the power TO declare war and that
the contribution makes it the duty of Mr.
Madifon, and not of governour Strong,
to defend the commonwealth. Demo
cratick doctrine is simply this, that con-
grefs have right to declare 1Oar-are en-
titled to all the yeseuyces'g the tuati0n-
and thar the respective itates, without
nancy or meanS, mutt defsnd tbem5elOes.
W~cefer Spy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

- At iepealing an Acs entitled an Act
supplementary 10 ar Act entiilec IAN
Acs ior regulating, governing and train
* ne Militia OF this Commonwealth
ID 'ss&1sfsa D fke Senafr end House ef Repre-
i. fa.lsfs ~ Gf.srai Court ASSEMBLED, an b
-. s-.saFsJ n The same. That an Act entitled
A., - Supplementary 10 sn act emitted - 40
~ regulating, governing and training the
-. q tAis Con- moawealih," passed on
Il ~en,y eighIh day Of February, in the year
\ oas Lad one thousand eight hundred and
H., &c, and lhe same hereby IS repealed, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

AN ACT in addition 10 the Act entitled
Gan Act for regulating, governing and
training the militia Of this Common
wealth."
Sci Pc enacted BY The Senate and House q
Representatives. in Gener al CouYt assem-
bled and By the authority of The same, Tha, in a.;
cases where any officer of the militia of this
Commonwealth has accented or shall hereafle
accept an appointment in the army of the Uni Cd
States, such acceptance shall be conside' ed J.
having vacated his office in she militis, and ~
same shall DC filed al soon as may be, in the
mode prescribed by law for filing vacah
cies.
SEC. 2. Be il further enacted, That If any per-
sou, who has vacated or shA hereafter vacate
his Office in tie miiitis, by accepting appoln
ment IN The army of the United States, sha'
exercise any Of the powers or au'horlties Of the
Office SO BY hm vacated. he shah forfeit and pay
sum not exceeding 'hree hundred dollars. X
the use of The Commonwealth, 10 be recovered
by indictment IN any Court proper to ty he
same.
Fec Is, l8l5-Abbroved BY the Gov9nor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

bound and obliged to perform military duty, and
liable 10 The same penalties and fortetures for
he non.perinrmance of the same IS other citi
zens of this Commonwealth, mol otherwise ex
empted, any thing in the said Aci to the con.
trsry noswithsS andng.
AprOeed BY The Governor, Or. 18th, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
TO LET.

,~-uaT large BRICK HOUSE by the Hay
! M,,te,. with the Stable thereunto belonging
II aow occupied by MIR, Nathaniel Triton, poi
80 a;ven Ar or before ! n of May = Inquire OF
'a'' 80 NATHANIEL COFFIN.
i pn,,and. March n, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

On the 4th inst. | Game on shore from II. y
VI. ship Saturn, with part OF the crew OF ms
trg Eagle, late prize 10 the Lawrence o. bti''
c.p,ul Ell an Of Nov. last, and ordered for The
u. s. On the 7th Of Dec. John Secsf, Peter
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
AN ACT to alter the time of holding tn
Circuit Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County OF Sol. rset

and Tor the County OF Sol. rset.
SEC. LIE IL enGcfed By The Senate and House 81
~ Rep, esentrtives IN Genera Conrf assem-
bled, ana BY the authority Of he same, That VI.
Circul; Court of Common Pleas dow appolntt d
by law 10 be holden al Norridgewock, within
ana fos the unty Of Somerset, on The lour h
Tuesd~y of June annually, shall, l-t m and al
ter The passing Of this sct, be holden a Norrdge.
uock, within and for ,be SAID county of Somer
set, on the Tuesday next preceding The second
Monday Of Angus annually.
SrC. .. Be .tturther eHasted That all recog
nizsnces, warrants aud com, iaIn,s, and evesI
process, precep., matter aud thing retufnsbie a.
said Court on the fourth Tuesday Of June mex
and silspar,ies and persons that have been
may be required or dire cIed 10 appear and a.
tend at the lime and place hs above me- ntoned,
shall be re urned TO, en,ere {, appear and attend
have day, be heard, tried and determined a, be
term thereof appointed by this act 70 be hoidvr
on The TGesda, next preceding the second Mon
dsy of August next.
SEC, 8. Be it fu ther enacted That the da'
OIL which said Court j. o e holden a sfo esaIf,
may in Ill lsdicisl proce ratngs be expressed
and Designated by sucs Tuesday Of be month
as will be the day on which such Court is 10 be
holden pursuant TO this Sc. And all acts M
parts of acts, 50 far The same are Inconsisten9
with the provisions Of This SC, shsil be and the
same hereby repealed.
Abtroved By he Gove,nor-Fe6. 81, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

GANEL DO tx
i offers advantages very rarely to be found 10
Rlo,ere. having only sen thousand tickers and
|eroduerp prize of ID. $4,000. of 500, and
number Of 1000 1000, 500 100, SO. &c &c.
.rd the firl Eve hundred blanks 10 he entitled to
= dollar. each-Tbose who with TO poheis hem
eve. Of an independently, will apply issmsdiateiy
!. The Book fore and Lottery Office OF
L LITTLE, & Co.
.No 4 MuHeys Row where they can be furnilhed
with Tickets halves quarters and p,izsf.
Maine Bank and kaifefn money taken at par,
od HaIowell and Auguiia taken at diicount.
March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
Levi x David Bradifh, Jun'r.
INFORM their friends and cuftomers that they
! carry on the
RAKING BUSINESS,

10 it. various branches, at their former lfand in
Hilbu Street where they fhal keep conftantly
CO hand Slip Breed of aifferent qualities all ia.
yor Of Cuilomers will be thankfully received-and
II commands will be attended to, at the fhorteis
notice --AH perfon. Indebted to the late firm of
I, 4 D. 3radiih, are called on NOW iu time OF
peace to pay them their ua demands, 10 that they
can pay their honeit debt,
-dLSO-
WANTED at the above bulneis one or two
Apprentice. who can be well recommended
Portland March l6, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
NOTICE.

Il HE fubfcribers respectfully inform their friends
and cuflomers tha, they have again formed
connection in buiueis under the firm of
DODGE Il IMERY,
\ the fore recently occupied by Samuel Emery.
% lng,shsms Wharf where they offer for fa's
WI. Goods and Groceries
II ulual. THOMAS DODGE,
SAMUEL EMERY.
NB-Au persons indebted to either OF a.
b0ve, are requeiied 10 make immediate payment,
thoie Especially whose accounts are of long fland.
ing will not. il is prefumed think themlelves in
lued ihculd they not comply with this requeit'
# their accounts are left with an Attorney for
collection. March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

NOTICE.
HE Propfietors Of the Portland Livery Stable
are hereby notified that fpecial meeting will
&c held AZ Col BURNHaMs Inn, on Monday, the
.enih day of April next. al 2 O'Clock M: 10 fee
Hshey will agree TO fell the Stock and clofe their
eoneern OF make fush repairs as may be neeefary
os 10 eonsinuance-and traniad any other buh
nes TIA, may legally come before ;hem.
BY 0,se, effbe Di-eefOys,
s. PATTEN, T,safmr.
March "a, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
Oliver Buckley,

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he has
u ,sken fore oppo6te MIR. Robert Boyd's. in
|,Gaoe Greet. where he intends carrying on the
IN plate working and planting byfnsG,
4. 1. y, ious branches--where oonitant iupPiy
u Tin ware will be kept on hand for isIe. ANY
81 ~ il his line will be promptly executed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
gI.ANKS--s such as

BLANko--SHCO 05
Warantee Deeds.
cumberland Bank Checks.
Policies Of Infurance.
Iultices' Writs
Do Executions.
Warrants for Tythinsmen, &C. &c.
..,,d in handsome manner, and on
IA paper, kept conitantly for fale at the
t6cc Of the r,,,,
I PORTLAND u AZEI1E.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

Waited TWO active young lads from - 70 {
IN. 20 ace. a. Apprentices to the above buh-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

ShGrt ShJoting--Preyious % the exam
ins ion Of those Of the dead WHO TELL IN the
affair O. the alh near New Orleans, II d
said two or three OF the rIllemen claimed
The honor Of shooting Lieut.. Col. Rainnis
the brave but unfortunate Briton Mr..
Wealhers said, If he is not shot in the lei'
eye, shall not claim the merit--if he Is
shall.-On examination il vas found the
ball bed perforated lie head little belo"
the LETT eye.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03

An event has latel, happened here, says
Paris paper, in publics walk, which has
made great sensaIion. wo gamblers,
reduced TO despair, appointed to meet al
nine O'Clock Of night, TO blew out each 9TH
er's brains. One was punclual, and hav-
ing waited in vain an hour tor his compan
ION, he executed the fatal resolution him
self. The other gambler, after having
again tried has fortune, but withou' success,
during the night, blew his brains oul next
morning with pistol.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-03
Il f,boujand Dollars !

|1rylLL commence drawing in a few days
w tie
CANAL, LOTTERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

Notwithstanding " inper;she-
bic materials for prompt augmentitions."
We arc prepared to go one step further
aud build onc or two ships Of the line, and
three or four frgates, every year, as soon
rs We Sl.ail get good. seasoned materials.
AS tothc peace establishment of the ar
my, (eYciusiyc of the Invalid Cops,) the
presid mt throws out 10 other suggestion,
than conti"ui e" tie staff officers VIII
have hilherto been provisiona ly retain
cd. 1.-The army is, however, now too
snall-it ought not to show less than IT,,
600 troops.
In a wori, the " character of the times"
requires Of us. to have men, Y. slips.
forts, arms and ammunition, in prepare
ton. They may uot be wan el--bu:, The
only way 10 prevent their being wanted,
is TO have them.
The present Congress may do much
to serve their country, is they have
more energies than their predecessors.
They must give US fewer words. and
mere g0orks.--Great is the glory of our
republic-but let US not forget &" that tie
Danger is not yet over."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

Ee was lately made a marscal de campo,
(Maior-GeneraO and his character is
frank and noble. He is also man of
.,eat energy and readiness. as is proved by
what happened between him and the mar
chioness Of Matarosa, to whose daughterbe is
now married. The marchinness was proud
& naughty, & before she consented TO the
marriage other daughter, she required
Porler TO exhibit his titles of nobility. To
the person sent to wait on him with this
request, Porlier answered, a" Tel, the mar
,hioness for me, that my name is Juan
Diaz Porlier, and require to know whe
Their her daughter is to be married to me
or my parchments if to the latter, they
NAV both 80 to the devil" He, however,
got his bride he is, consequently brother
70 count Toreno, who, before his father di-
ed. was called count dc Matsroso, and one
Ct the deputies from the province of Astu-
rias, that came over to England in search
OF aid, when the Spanish revolution broke
out. Porlier is of Canarian origin, and by
his marriage acquired the title of marquis
de NIatarosa, in the right of his wife. He
was arrested by Ferdinand, in consequence
of the director Of the post Office intercept
ing letter, he was writing to merchant
In Bilboa, in which he gave him orders to
supply money to a Spanish patriot, who
had hed to France, in case he came to BIZ
boa. He also, in same letter, made use OF
sos7e harsh expressions against the gov
erning system of Ferdinand, adding, "f1'sn-
de sodo gpc re6asna "--he arrests every
one wao Draws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WEpNESDAN. Decembcr G.

WEDNESDAY,, December c.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
On melton OF MIR. Taylor, (of II. York;
the house having resolved itself into a
committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, MIR. Contict in the chair, the Mes
sage Of the President was read. Where
upon,
On motion OF Mr. Taylor, (of n. "
the following resolutions were adopted,
viz:
/. Ressf,,ed, Tbat 50 much 81 the Messege ofthe
President ri The Unitsd States relates Foreign
Afails. be r. ierisJ III select oosnu.ii;ee.
>. That so nsuch states to ,ne Military Peace
establishments, tn he orsaizalon Of Corps ot =
yalds, 20 ForticsdOos, 10 the protection of Ia
land Eros tier, and to the Military A;,ie:sy be
lerred TO a select comInhtee.
S. That so Inuah rs rss &c 20 our Naval AGa:s,
be referred 70 a select comi.ltee.
=. That 81 much as relates 10 IA Uniform Nation
al Currency, b. =, ieirVG 10 select committee.
5. 'that so mach IS relates 70 Roads and Canals,
be retired 10 g lcet committee.
{. That 50 much IS relates u a National Semina-
ry vi Learning "it;o tie I)is;r.et Of Columbia, be
referred 70 a select committee.
Z. That 50 much rs relates to the classification
aud organization of the Mi,ia, DC referred 20 a se-
ieot committee.
3. That SO much as relates no the slleviaiinn os
tie buthens imposed by the necessities OF tie War,
aud the general subi"ci ct the Revenue, DC refer
red To a select committee.
9. thAt niLeh IS relates 10 Manufactures, be
referred to the committee Of commerce and manu-
features.
10. THAI the said committees have leave to report
by bill o. Otherwise.
These resolutions having been report
ed By the conn i;tee to .he house, were all
ooncurred in.
Mr.. Wright, after some remarks, sub
mitted the following notion
THAT So much of the Presidents Mes
sage, as relates to an arrangement of the
militia eXpences, incurred by the several
state governments, without the previous
sanction or authority of the government of
the United States, be referred to q lcct
committee"
Mr.. p. Barbour of Va offered the fo;-
lowing Resolution, which was, however,
withdrawn On the suggestion. that the
Committee Of Ways and Means would not
have It in their power to act on the subject
proposed, uotl the Report of the Secretary
OF the Treasury should be received:
" That the COMMITTEES OF Ways and
Means DC Instructed 60 enquire whether
! the appropriation Of money made at the
last session Of Congress. FL 3elrayug the
.s,s,sz-ee 49, 80. 3; -,l.t0 81
vice o. tGe United Gla,e- unler the au-
[, taority Of t6e several states be sufficient /;
and il not, What is the amouat oi tic DIFF
| cheney
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RUNAWAY NEGRO-
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FUST RECEIVED by Peter Cotton. and g.
% sale, at bis Book z .Siafioaary Stare. t,e IN.
lowi New Publications
called O.d Crab, &c ~.
Ellen, or Ne Teacher, tale Tor youth
KctCs Gowcrsog EnsIsd Wit, ora Choice
Collection Of B1n Mots sc. 2v.
Displey, p tale flr young people
General Sarazin's ti'lo"y Of uis Wa IN Spain &
Portugal. from 1907 20 ~, with e map
1surlou's Reports, vol ai.
4 collection 81 Cases, dceiisi IS The Csos.ei
Court Of vi sinia. &c. ~ judges Broken
o.lh and Houes
4 collection Of American cpj'apis and inq~r;-,.
tons, viii occasional notss,by TINY. Ald n.
M.5v.
11ode,iek, the last Of Ire G1iis, b. sonifey
Hawthorn Couake, a Novel hy T. Jones
aiayar's Fothci's git his children, . "
hemcirsH Lady isDitcl
Birk b cl,'s tonr in Fisuce
Ste.ntepf taHrou the Continent
Que ye,i's Sc ol Napoleon gonararts
PAS re- 1915, Ely's ssco, q journal
IoanoSua or tiie Mad Of Moscow
History OF hrinl,ls
TIE Beaudes Of Christianity, " z. A. r. Gin.
,ssubrisn'. &c. sc. s.-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

The Su5ScSi5er oEtrs lroy SAFE,
eco crates we'll assorted vars, Jas, recei.e. ccas
sisting of e. e. .iiGc ard Green r.;g'J, Birs
Printed, Gothic, Abbey, WILLOW. s,osr',y
aud CiiiAese Palt. rrs, IN dining setts, sr,s-
BIZ for large and s,nal. Iami!ies
India ami Coitage Chha tca-setts
Gold, silver and aney lus.re tea aud coir e.pc;r,
pitchers, S, &c.
An elegant assortment cf rich eut aid plrir glass.
among Nlieh are, chandeliers, lrstFes, cii.
re'gns, globe lan'ps, t.dia shades Nc.
20 hhds OF FUN. imported in 1905 as,l jsG6
Gin, Cd Css" Brandy, and Reet.i.d Mins-
key
pipes l.. p. AIsieira Wine
10 do. DO, rcrerfie o.
imperial, guu-ro~der, aud young hyson Tees
so bbs. Write eofi. e
LcafarL brown srsaf, by ti.e bsr;d
Spieery, ,ieniiohus, chewing tobatvo
goo boxes Srans!, segsrs
100 ITO. Northern candles
100 kegs + L. = gun. powder
Limseet and lamp tS', ~
Fresh Glover ard Herd Grass Seed
ls toms Srst quality H-np.
CD usrr AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
cOirlnTN[c 1rIOM

Died the nelt ofthe so inst. Mrs. Mari H5iy con.
sort OF ppctor Archibald Wright. Of BlcGngalr Cuanty af
icr an illness o. lea week. which proved ,ltal in is
end painful ia It's progress g lost tie of hc
limbs " degrees, untI She beeane quit Helpless. Mrs W.
was OF an amiabe dsyotion aul much beloved modest
ditaencr seemrd to govern all her actions, which az once
V.calej ~ die b,1st of the holder both admiration and
estoenlt als Ia the very bloom Of liz, she has b-il
s OH fCm rnei and hGs who he'd dear. Cr.-
al DEATH regardless oaeeor sex, often leycl. his shaft az the
uIlsnsQecng object Oils choice, and when rr-
happy inOFiAis think themselves quite secure gives the fatal
stroke aEd they ll as she has Mrs. W. has ieft husband
erlngy sensible Of his oss,a nCheraHd many cher rs...
tIYcs and tIIcnlsto bcmOgh her Intineiy desail.
Yc elods lay lightly o.. her hteas.,
For innocence il IS cGinIrts;.
Dic Monday the 27t aftcra short but severe i'll.
reSs mrs. S0Th Iaysr. The amiae oon.o-t Of Nr William
D. Tn lnr. of Hanover county she et dseoisoate nus
band and six small children 10 delcre her loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
w has ~ RENY,


A commcdinus Store on the rrain-stre,t-- Ai.sD,
large three story Stable, neAr the esrtl, cseuia.
ted for ~ horses.
December Q. 6i-vrS,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
-TSCRTP@

From the si;-nee nj the Z, esuleRi's " ssagc on
the subject OF de reported csaion OF The fioridas 10
Sp,iu, we think i; may lie fairly Inferred that our
government has no other info ns'ion OF the fact
d~i such "a liic newspaper reports have suppiied
I.Nat. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

~ Ill ne Sole, 10 The highest bidder. for ready
w money before ne dcor the Tavern, ~ lie
town ct New Canton, ou Mo day, Is, J.aualy ~,
TIC following property, vtyed in trcs' by y a.
ienipie, TO secure tee payment Of certain suris
therein mentioned, to the fate firm NJ Kirby. DnS,.
q T"y'or, 20 Sit /: one hs-scre lot deseu.,ed In
The plat 81 SAID trwr, No. %, ~nh tscsfag-
hOus, three urinproyed iotg, Nos IS. aoatJ Is.
ami tie um!Nilcd Iaoisty of front ha.i acre lot Nc-
-, O. rhiel is g st b. end well of water.
The above property v be conveyed TO The pnr.
chs rs, by ia, Subscriber as surviving trustee
ROBERT MOSELEY.
December Q. Ci-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09

Ire P0rt KopGk Eenafc .Ecademp,i
Z NDER the superintendent OF Mrs. Mar, L
81 Score, will comclence on ;he second laoa-
day in January. 1916.
he terms OF aC:m;ssisn viii be, Tor tosiqi, WISH
ing and tuition, each Aosrler finding her bed, led.
ding aud ean'iitg, $40; Tuition alone 40 ,aii
quarterly and in s,i'a,ce.
Bosrders in The Aan!en.y, will be Immediately
under the of Mrs George
Fort-Royai, December 2, 1915.
WE, the undersigned, take PLEASURE ia stat. >.
tat we have Witnessed the great Improvement Is
the pupil. in Nre Gemge's school, and highly
approve Of her s. stem o.Elucaiion.
JOHN TAYLOR,
ALE&'li. !. 7. c. KEECrF.
[',ss'f Ha9padap'ort .Rcao,a1rg.
THOMAS MILLER,
JOHN H. BERNARD,
PHiiiP Lilo HTFOOT.
JOHN C. CAJLETT
CHAMP 3ROCKEN RRo!Tr.t+
STAFFORD H. PARKER.
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