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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
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TIE WASP SUNNl

y THE WASP SUNK
Notwithstanding the reports which we have
heretofore published, conversation with an Off
Ger of the first rank and responsibility in the ma
vy, permits us to entertain no doubts of the loss
OF the United States Sloop of War WASH, and
that her end was as GLORIOUS as her cruze had
been brilliant.
AL readers OF newspapers must recollect that
ABOUT year ago, there was account of Bril-
tish Frigate putting into Cad much cut TO pie
ees, and one hundred men kled and wounded |;
reporting her having had an engagement with
large .9mericai .trigate of thai port
1t was known at the time that vel had no Fri
gate IN that Quarter, and that the Wasp was ,bc-
iieved to &c cTuizing in that neighborhoo.l but
little was thought said about II at the time rs
the report was not generally credited-we now
learn, from source which cannot be doubted
that there 7Oas an action betweena British Fripate
OF the largest class, and an American shin. and
tnat 1t was undoubtedly the Wasp,--Lieutenant
Conkhng, who commanded the schooner Ohio one.
ofCommodore Shiclalr's squadron, en- Lake Erie.
and who was captured in Aueus', to14, off Fort
Erie, and sent to England has lately reported
himself to his commanding officer to whom, it
appears, he related, having met with one of the
Lleutenants VINO was on board the above mention
ca Frgate and was informed by him, that the
ship they eng ged was not triga,e rs was stated
and that his commander as well as every Person
on board, could see by her battle lanthons be.
ing lighted, ard from the flashes of her guns,
that she was Corvette Ship, mounting % guns (;
and that they believed themselves, it was no
other than the Wasp but, after beng SO gallant
iy beaten off, and having suffered so severely,
mey We're reluctant to acknowledge how inferior
the force was, which inflicted such severe chas-
tsement on them. It appears, by the. Iieu,en-
ants own account, that the action lasted seyera
hours that the rigate shceced Of TO refit,inten
ding. II circumstances would admit of IL In re
new the action at daylight, which was not far
distant; but, Al its earliest dawn, there was ma
yestige of their gallant opponent.-From the
crippled state Of the ships, and the short time
intervening between their separation and dav
light, the lieutenant believed it impossible that
they could have been out of sight of each other
mad their opponent been above water
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
CHARLESTON December ON.
L.qTEST' FpNLi I,nE Enapytrn

sfSSfl Y ne EEEHTgftS.
Captain Upper, of the schooner Por.
tumnus, arrived at this port yesterdav
IRON Gibraltar and Malaga, spoke, on his
outward bound passage from this port the
9th OF August, in Lat 50 4 ". long. 81,
IL. w the United Ststes BRIG of war L,2
PerrieT', under double reefed toosails-at
the sare time the Postunnus had all sail
set. The Epervier sailed far the United
States on the 10th of July last, with dis.
patches tor government this account is
consequently the latest received from her
The Epervler had then been nearly 80 days
at sea, and most probably encountered one
OF the severe antumnal gales soon after.
Fout months have now elapsed since a.
ny tidings have been received from her
and she has, it is feared shared the fate OF
many other vessels which were oyertaken
by the late severe storms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
STRAY MAREs-

During the Summer, two small MARES ,ot
out OF my pasture and we're often seen in fbe
neIghborhood during that period from vybcnc.
'Lls probable they have s,rsyed.
Any person who may know where thev are l.
requested to1nform me by post or otberw;ee as
! Wiil make reasonable compensation for any frr.I.
pie ONe o. mem black with satsr and SOM
wars ,, ~, he. 2 years Old the other light sorre,
WIN "ii'e on the face and nose, ears old.
Gcnito Bridge, Powbstan Co.
Dec. 10 1915. a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
For he Iirnirin .arr,,e.

TO the Rebresemaffoes Of The Peob,e in Congress,
.Rssem5lea.
Permit an obscure individual 10 address Won
on the subject of our late army, and our highly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-14
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Saturday, Jan. Z.
I he bill to authorize the acceptance into
the service OF the United States of st,t~
troops and volunteers, was read third time
as amended and passed. The amend
ments were sent TO the House for concurrence
therein
MIR Taylor, from the committee of confer
rees On the disagreeing votes utthe two Hons
es on the bill for taxing household furniture.
&c. made a report thereon; which being u,,,
der consideration
Mr.. Giles moved that the further proceed.
lngs ON said bill be postponed to the second
Mo day in March next-(in other words, re-
Jerfed.
The question on which motion was decid-
as fellows:
= fEIS-Messrs, Dagge.t, Dana, Giles,
Gore. Hunter, Mpson, Smith, Weiss.
NJ fS-N1essrs. Anderson, Bib, Bledsoe.
Brown, Chase, C0ndit, Fromentin, Gaillard,
German, Lacock, Lambert, Morrow, Ro-
herrs, Robinson. TAFT, TAYLOR, Thompson.
turner, VarnuTn, Walker, Wharton--2i.
The report was then agreed to. and. ha-
wing been before agreed t. by the House, the
o'ii wants only the signature Of the Presidens
to become law.
Ahe biH to authorize the President Of the
United States to cause to be built, ee,lipped.
aud employed one or more Floating Batteries.
tor the defence of the waters of the United
states, was further Considered and ordered TO
DC engrossed FOR a third reading.
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which before subsis,ed between the Island e

which before subsisted between the Island x
tie parent state.
PARTS, Oct. Silt Is stated, that in order
to preserve the tranquility OF Europe, the
great powers have agreed each to maintain a
disposablc force of 10000 men.
VIENNA, Oct. ie.--rhey speak of an
embassy to the y. s. of America, and even Of
the translation Of the Congress from Client to
vienna ;; but this last report appears very
Improbable.
PARIS, Oct. Silt is asserted AZ Wen
ma that the Emperor of Austria, has refused
to resume the dignity of Emperor OF Gerina-
ny.
PLyMourH, Oct. 2s.-The fleet which re-
Gently sailed from Cork for America. un-
der convoy of TIE Sultan, OF II guns, and at
terw: IDS put into Bantiy Bay, where a
transport having on board some of the 10th
regiment, was host, has returned altogether to
Cork. =
GoTTEEBURGH, Oct, 29.AMatters are
not yet finally arranged with Norway. The
deputies from Bergen and Drontheim will
not agree to the proClaiining of Charles XIII
king OF Sweden and Norway till they receive
fresh instructions from their respective cities
In consequence, the Crown Prince. has given
orders, that 1t every thing i, not settled
within three days for the whole army 20
,harch Forward and take tie country BY
iprcc. The time allotted expired yester
day.
A9a6rfd. oes. 17.--'Ihe American expediti-
on continues in preparation, but the dehnitive
plans are not fixed, or its ultimate arrange
Inents msdc.
Ptewta, Oct. 12-It appears certain that
what retaTds the opening of the Congress is,
that. some diplomatic parsonages, and several
Ministers, have demanded further elucidati
ems and Instructions from their respective
courts We are assured, for instance, that
tho turkish Divan, convinced at length of
the Importance of the Congress, has suppIica-
ted the Sovereign to send an Ambassadors,
VINO shall neither be a Greek nor an Arnaut.
but Turk by religion and birth, and dist,n
suished by rank and learninq.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TREASURY NOrPS Z

TREASURY NOTES.
MT. Lazy D Cont. submitted for consider
alton che following resolution
ResoLued, That the Committee of WAYS
ana Means be instructed to enquire into the
expediency of extending the several laws au-
thorising the Issue Of Treasury Notes in s,,ch
manner as to maxi them receivable in all ca
ses OF hncs, forfeitures or penalties which
may be due or owing to the United States.
and also to extend the said laws as to make
reassry Notes receivable for taxes due To
the Ontcd States from any number Of per-
sons who may unite for that purpose.
Mr.. hhfes IF IA. desired to know the OBJ
jectot TINS motion. 1t appeared to him, on
ING nrst view, that IT would Introduce spe-
culation In the government paper immoral in
Itself and injurious TO the public credit. F,v-
cry individual was by existing laws authorised
topay hi5 particular taxes in Treasury %otea
Mr. La7V said his object was not to encon-
rage speculation, but to enable the people 70
pay their taxes upon an equal footing Al
present, 1t several persons having taxes tc
pay can make up the precise amount thev
owe IN Treasury Notes, the Collectors viii
not receive them, alledging that they are 81
instructed by the Treasury Department
Treasury Notes we're not now issued of any
denomination less than 20 dollars and vet,
It two persons owing ten dollars each. ten
would not receive it. The consequence of
which is, that such persons have To procure
specie to pay their taxes, nothing else beiae
receivable. lie had therefore thought il
would be advisable that the committee ot
Ways and Means should enquire into the
uyect.
Mr.. Rigrio7v Of Mass. confirmed the state.
nent OF Mr.. Law, having received. as b,
said, several letters from his district NJ III,
same import He had understood that IN,
Secretary Of the Treasury complained thai
| Az the taxes were paid in Treasury Notes
! ne knew not how that could be, as ne knew
that most Of the taxes, IN his district a
| ieast, %ere paid in other money unless tina
Tie collectors receive the taxes in gooc
! money and instead Of paying it into tn,
! !, rcaSuty, naSe use oft to buy in Treasur,
Notes at discount TO paw into the Treas,
ry' ard nake profit 50 a,c tfFcr
I cgca
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Mar DEPARTMENT, 7th Jan. 1914.
) NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

NSHAr separate proposals will be received ut the
a Otiiee tor the Secretary for the Department OF
war, until " o'clock al noon, OF Tuesday the last ay
OF this month for the sDy Of all ra,ipis that may be
required for the use at the United States from the
LIST day ofJune ISIS, inclusive, the day OF June
1876, viz
At any place or places. where troops are ar NAV he
stationed, marched recruited within the STATE OF
Virginia. :,
\ ration to consist of one p1,r a.d one quarter of
oee1 or Three quarters Of pound OF sited pork cgli-
Teen ounces n brea', or h,slr, gill Of rum. whiskey
or brandy and at the rate OF quarts OF SALT four
quarts OF 'neear, four poonds OF SOAP and one reind
aad hall OF canles, to every hundred raiiols The
prices ot the several component parts OF The ratio,
'ha be specified; but he United States reserve the
right OF making such altera,ons in the price of the
component parts of the ration aforesaid as shall make
the price OF each part thereof bear just proportion to
the proposed price ofthe whole ration The ration,
ARE TO he furnished in sach quantities hat there shall
at all times, during the term of the proposed contract
De sufficient Tor the consumption of the troops ton. six
rrith. in advance OF good and vl,ocs,rp, ,,v;s,. Il
III. same shall be required.
also to be permitted to all and every of the COM
manfants of fortified places posts call for at sea.
sous when the same be transported or n, any cine
case o. urgency, such supplies oike provsons il, all
,a'ce as in the discretion OF the Commander SHALL be
Ieemedpruper.
1t is understood that the contractor /. to he .t the
eSpence and risk ofssupg the supplies 10 the tr,ops
and that all losses sustained by the deredation. o., the
enemy orhy means of the troops OF the United
States, shall he paid bv the United Stses at the price
o the article calsrred destroyc,i az aforesaid ON
ehedepoStons rtwo or more persons al credible char
ecters, and the certificate ola commissioned icer of
the u States, stating the circumstance of the los and
e amount OF tho articles, ~ which compensation shall
De- claimed
The priYiegeis reserved 10 the United States Of
occurring tat none OF the snppies which MAY be fur
nshcd Under any OF tue proposed contracts shall he is
sued unlil the supplies, whish have bsen or NAV be
'arnshed un%er tue contract in force, have bee.
consumed - ~
JtS ,roNpou,
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8aetlnghqm Curt hn.se, Jaa. y Z.
FOR SALE,

~ Ill be Soil, on Monday the Is,h Jaauary. if
Wv TAR II not the next fair dag, at the late resi-
denee Of Mrs. Mary A. Henley, decd IN the upper
PAR % 'ienreo county, thepersluq estate therst, be-
furntnrs-Aiso the crop Of Corn, Wfeat, Oe,s, rod
Gei, tie stock OF terses. Hogs, Cattle Sheep, and
Plantation Utensis. Nc '''N
Inc eenorion OF this sale will be ~ moatbs credit
on sil suns over 20 dollars and for t,,at sum ins
DER, cash VIII be required 10 c,ry interest from Tie
date, II not pui'etuelly discharged.
}. SMITH,
january &. tJs
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NEGROES For SALE.

hN ih,rssay the 10Th OF January next, il fair, 9TH
- erwse, on The I.ext fair day, viii expose to pub,
NC sac, at Wcstoyer, in the count Of Charles City,
opsaros Of an Hundred Likely virgaas 6orn, Slaves
tnoag them are coarse carpenters, shue-nakets and
scE-snitits sisu good washers and plain cooks, and
o''se servants OF both sexes l do know such a
valuable nusnsero OF good negroes. credit of twelve
months Will be allowed the purchasers, upon their
giving bonds With approved securities, before the reno
val o the property Persons pretetTAg to pay cash,
wni oe allowed eoont of per cent, upon ding so
AZ the saIne time, upon credit of -ports will
sell, Zen fine Nsss, srso Waggo''s, ard an srcehe,t
C'aiTct.
RICHARD W. BYRD
Deccruher IS ids
CT The Editor &C the Petersbu1s, Republican is
requested TO inSef: the above till the ,ay % sale. and
forward his account to the Editor OF the Enquirer
iOilCE.-T,ie sale advert, cd by MIR Ja,nes "a.
* ninston, to hava been at the residence OF Fran
cts 1ehtco, Seed, in Sussex county, on the i5,h o.
!)eeerber. 1874 will take place on tue eS of January
.s,s II far, If n~ tie next fair day. Tie sale thea
wal BE- party Tor cash and partly on twelve months
credit. 70 meet tho wishes Of deterrent ptrchasers-
snd continue from day day. as the prospects may
justify, Until the whole Of the debts are provided Tor.
AMI IN every other respec nearly the terms of Mr.
fennington's advertisement.
1919 JOHN NICHOLAS,
-Sdrf'- Of Francis {,;eIiffoot decd
In The s'o7e sse will be included many valuable ne
Sroes. Decsmber. 2i tbs
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BLaCKS.NTTHs !,

kNoH oAtE.-Wili be sold, at public SALE before
the STORE door OF Richard 5. Smith :, Co in
.~Fnoser Town, en- Wednesday the sth day of ehru-
AIRY next. two V VALUABLE BLACK -SMtT;.S la,e
the property of VIM. Cook, deed one Of them is
carnage ca ,srait probably equal to any in Virg;nia
erms OF sale, twelve months credit !; bonds w,th ap
proved security W be required =
B.OLtVEE, .ir. administrator.
Ufth t.c Nh G',qe.rei If
Retreat, IfancyerCy.1
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
q, TOLEN from my stables al Ha,,,stDad a. ,L,
> night Of tie nth uItimo, WI '''e
" " ID II n g IT. ~


the one i; sc bay, Chariot i,orse, five. fee, bir
WIN Wi"te ii'ri feet, aud or three white suois
from sears, on the buttock-This is stout cnrni,aei
male torse, with short thick neck thin tail and up
on ms bsck has small Huet occasioned b, he sgIl
PAGES and uOts The other horse stolen Is b1,D
f0s bo1cs, kept Tor riding horse aou four feet az;
inches nigh rfnarka5iy close and veil for1aeJ fos his
'ght, and girths uncummonly urge The noncv
PAGES ard tlo's sroofty, but pace is l,is usual iii
carries hs head low, "a not IS high benre as behind ss
inc ehd OF las lei ear cut OIL thick grey mat,e and
'A'i, and two summers past nicked These horse.
are Dot upwards Of ten old, AMI on tt rnornin.
ensuing M heit, we're pursued ad traced ~ Gar ~
Hanover C0irt-heusc, apparently making toward.
Fredericksburg and tlic ciy Of Washington Tnsnv
person ~o siil stop AMI secure the above horses On
t''at snail get them agnn, will pay rev az, Of stv
dollars, and val aso pay d,e additional rcwa,, Of fy
olers tIF Tue apprehension ad sie loagnent q ll,c
t'rs state, or m ans OF the Unit . Suites
=, CoNRADE WEBB.
Hampstead, New-Eent, Va , o.
Jsnuarv Wv
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JHE SJH5CRtnt5R

fSAFlNG procured gsntIeplsa Of spsisives' .bili.
4 y anu experience, proposes To npen Sciiop, at
Anpt-tiill irr which will In. taught the Geek Iali,
snd trench languages, together with the w, oLs
branches OF an English education. The school will
zen on the 9Th of January, and terminate on the e2d
1'ecemoer' There will be vacation from the LIST Au-
gust 10 the LIST Ocnber The terms for board tni,;op
&c. VIII be St4o, psla6etals yearly In advances each
ooarter iindng his hed. Parents rho NAV tir,l
proper to entrist their SCI to has charge. ,y rest as
sore ,hi hle attention shai! be pad to Their morals
end every eSerton used to advance. their eduoa;;i,n
ROBERT I'IlAiStE.
Ampt.flili, Chesterfield,
n
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NO1'ICE

hereby gwen, that sgree;b,y to the actuf Con
$50 enuiied AN act 10 provide additional revc-
.,,".a e "e,r'yng the expenses OF goyerumeu, and
sn.anvig the public cr.dt. by layins duties IN spi-
rus ostied within the United States and ter, tories
.ereo ana by amending the having duties On ,cen
ses'o o.u''ers OF spraous liquors., passed Dcce.nbcr
Ii 1919, ever person wio shall after The ist slay nj
February 1915, dstl spoits within the United States
10 required, IN addition the duty Oh the censt. aI
ISauy taken, on hereafter TO be taken bv him. 4, nav
twenty eenta gallon on all spirits distilled after hist
y, or sfece tn the limitations in The said act express
eo % pay twenty rye cents gallon on all such spirits
WI "Nep ease no license required to he taken ~ t,t
agteab'y to the SAID act bond is required ,,,cyio
W u'e sam Jay, to ne given the collector and othe
o''es re.lored 10 bs ierorIned ,der penalties ther,-
IN prescribed.
That the cs.er ma, DC correctly sxipcd of The ,u.
t,eS incumbent upon ra 10 discharge an abstract OF
the seyer. OF Congress subicct;np srl and No;
iers and spirits To anty has been prepared q of
wrci with the annexcd forms OF statements rca,re,
t-un distiller, viii W. furnished TO hin INV coke
scrs on demand.
Tic. collector Si also fnrnish on demand. BLANK
bots and such other blanks as will enable the ,lstIeT
TO co'nf4Y wfli the seg=rs provisions OF law
NOTICE. 70 CaI7sage-owners;s also giye,, that he
Collector of the Revenue sor the t3tI, oeetirn dc
trict o Virginia, ais depu.y W i'll attsud at Buckn,,
ham Courthouse trc 9th oeihls rnont.:, N.wGan,n,
the l2th, New Store ne 9ch ri,ce-Edv,si,i I,nnt
nse me 10th, Sandy river Church the l7th Walker
Church the iotb Cumherlanh at Rains Tavern the
i9th, the ouct-house the Esd, CsrteSYie the os,b
Amelia Chnqnpin Church the 5t de e,our, ,,t., a..
The goth, s; Soutiavs Store the 27h for t,e nn,rcs
the entry OF carriages, with the hsrness
use'l therefor, sgrecabiy TO ~ act Of Congress ose,
the hiteee:h day Of Deoea5er 1874 which ei,,,v ia
merely required To be- made we'll in cases y,ber,
carriages have been entered Under the late act tsssd
Juy "a 1918, as where they had not ben SO entered
for failing 70 do which penalty of 10 sle tbe aTan
ci outy imposed by the OF the ifteenth OF ,enem
Der 1914 tsd3 he ineisY-e6
Given ohder ms hamJit,is tisy of
nj sc mo ia,
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20. DOLLAIto IiEWAkD.

2ANAWAY from the subscriter, IN the night of
a tx 9yth September last, a s3epro Man f.,,,neI
SEHhf, about - years OF are, about 5 feet incle.
hsp, very black, large white eycs high foreIlead
snr scar % the outer corner OF one OF his eyebrows
~a~n nay DC discovered upon near examination,
shews his upp-rtecth and gums very plainly ys,er he
sniles had ca When he away, u Isck wool Rat.
a "nifcrent cotton shirt, great cost Of cotton and
yn' rev pair o. cvcraiis Of cotton and tow Il aus
peetsI he r,sy lave obtained free pass The at,,ye
reward Of 80 vii he given to auy person Who WI,
osh'eF the above ru',sway 10 me, or SECURE him in
some jan 20 taat get n, giving information f,ersof
Cnmberard, Isn. 7. 9,w3wn
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JUST RECEII-En
NOTICF.

rs!HoMAS TERRELL havins, been appointed nv
Tue Trustees ol Ede,e-er .9c.ifea,g i,,r,osv;ck
10 suermtend that Institution, will be sfccee!ed in ,e
department which heoccupied With me, by Nfr wal
Ter Day, who come to town well recomme led. pa,
rents who wis., their to be taught tia. l,tin and
Iieek languages, by person who will be devoted q
Day, or to the subscriber. 49,.
& CHILES TERRIBLE Z.
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|'lsf Reee'oea, c'di ~ Sac By DC

2 0'''F IfttfFUtW, NFI TIT 0ulr DV M
Su5sci5fT,
tS'PtRflNE 'isck, ilh'c 1ad mixed Frralcletbs
sad 'as9uercs, lriJ. linn, C-nbrick NIusln,
nreo Safecnets's ieuo's, Gator tlcsicry, Import,
J. s & wOOn.
2asg6t
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Fai.NER.S' B.4.Th. or pIHG LNI.Q.
'hN1E President and Director; have tt, day ,iecar-
Nr the lest six months whrh sitter the uynal de,Is,;,n
pn aceoent OF the Sate's shares viii be paid 10 tie
Sock-hoklers the 16.h INST
WN NESERyIs, Cash'r.
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NEW STORE.

vhthh Subscribers, having taken the store ate'y &C.
Il eupcd as he pest-Oiiice, aud ext doo- l,tslo,v
he Merchants Co4cc .Hoes..,
OFFER FOR SHE,
An assortment Of snperfuc black blue bottle greer s.
,Hksu Cloths, Cassiraeres and Coatings, Rose Rlan
.ct domestic gnghams, chambtays, cheeks snd shut
ing india otto7s, black and white c0tfn caiobieks
'rean 10. Marselss, tciicnette and swa,sdown vest
"Ss, mems aud yortis' iried and wool hats cation
,uis, assorted colours, blue iso,oal x Madras lluks
1ShabalSs, window glass by 10 and 10 Ly H. spirits
,upenrne ~ bottles, cotton, wool and playing cards,
BRUSHES oil Interest kinds, ladies' moroeeo kid md lea
yer slippers, mems leather dOes so packs pis ele.
klht brass anGirohs, &c. 0c.-whi: win be sold :. W
sos c4A, Ivy
VIZ. J. 81 ROSCCW COLE.
A'f0. IN
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RICHARD w. BYRD
I'VE. pHOPELETO

EHE P2OPEIETORS
sr the Relrnoud Cotton Msnufsctory, Iorwarn all
, persons f'~r cr, t.ing aay one Interested. co.,
nee' = or employed in that establishment, On &C
couneof .ie s''ne, EXCEPT
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
Dec = ION
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BANG OF VIRGINIA,

January ID 1914
VEShE President and Bire,to4s have declared a liy
~ dend ot - per cent onaJhe espitd stock Of the
"nk, which will b. paid the e-holders after de-
Quoting the ioaus to the State on the I 9th inst;
VIZ pASDRIDCE, Cesti'n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-04
From the Sapannah Republican. ia
MARY "a.

LATEST From TIE SOUTH
An express reached thi. place yes
terdsy- by i, we have been pDt in pos
session sfthe following in,eEieenc' -
AMELIA ISLAND, 9th in 'S15
SIR-The men of va l.v in Ire:
# rur bar. The Spanish pilots refu
ed to bring then in, but fiat led Jc .
greater evil. They discovered ne
channel to the southwark of the prese'
one, and found wster enough to bring q
their heavy bomb ships and hffgs, e
Wing at ST. Mary's) the Devastation
Terror. and Primerssc. Tive des'Ic
ion is beyond what ! can write ~ $
filters hcnse is head quarters; ]
ismbls. Tor the fate Of Savannah, wAick