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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
BALTIMORE. Feb o


On 10th ] n. news arrived at St. Martha,
of the capture of Santa Fee, by the Royal
lists, amounting to 5000 men, they were OPP
pos d by 1000 patriots. Since the capture
of Carthagena, General MorlIo, has kept
the insurgent flag flying as decoy to YES
sells entering the port, in consequence of
which IL vessels had entered after the fall,
Z of which were Americans, and 4 British,
among the vessels named were the schr.
Swift, H,cket, of Baltimore, aud a Balti-
more schooner under the command Of cap
tain Alneda, all hands were made prison.
ers, closely confined and most barbarously
treated, many Americans had died in CON
sequence Of the brutal usagt. An English
frigate Ii I'd sailed FOR Carthagena, to ale e.
viate the suiferings Of their countrymen.
The reported detention Of the schr. Swift,
Hacket, of this port st Carthagena, must
be grossly erroneous as her destination was
far south of it, and could not have been
there without having been interrupted on
her voyage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
NEw-YoRK Feb. 2.

LEGISLHT'URE OF NEW YORK.
The House of Assembly were principally
engaged on Saturday in discussing the
question Of MIR. Aliens right to vote, and
adjourned at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
without coming to a decision. A motion
was made earl, in the day that the House
proceed t. appoint a Council Of Appoint
ment ; but this subject was 50 deeply con-
nected with the main questi before the
House, that warm discussion took place,
which lasted TIL the hour OF adjournment.
MFR. .1tiU.
Capt. Myrick, who left HAVANA Oh the
10Th Of January, informs us that Spanish
sloop of war arrived there the " previous
60 prisoners, leaders iii the revolution.
bound to Spain. 1t was stated that when
the Royalists took possession of Garbage
ia they found in the houses the dead bo-
dies of more than $500 persons, VINO had
starved to death, previous to the surrender
of the city. ID.
Capt. Prince Of the schooner Rover from
Port au Prince, states that Gen Boliver
and suite, of the Patriot army of Cartha-
gena had arrived at Port-au- Prince, via
Aux Cages. Il was reported that great
distress had existed in Carthagena previ-
Gus to its surrender to the Spanish troops
on one occasion, such immense numbers of
Inhabitants, men, women and children, had
flocked on board the shipping in the har-
Dor. that many hundreds were thrown g.
veIbuard. ib.
NEwYonK, February 8.
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK
The House OF Assembly engaged nearly
the whole Of Monday in discussing MIR. Aliens
claim to a seat
In The afternoon the question was taken on the
appointment Of a Council OF Appointment, when the
vote stood 62 republican, and 81 federal. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed
Darins Crosby, Of !e Southern District
William Ross, Middle District
Farley Reyes, Eastern District;
Archibald 8. Clark, Western Dist let.
We learn, (says the Rhode Island American) that
captain John Orde Creighton, is appointed cnpisn
Of The Washington, ~, Commanded by commodore
Chauuccy. The Washington is destined Tor the
Mediterranean.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
MILLEDG EvILLE. Jan. 81.
ERROR CORRECTED.

a statement has appeared in the late
Charlston pap.rs, said to be predicated on
information received from an officer at
Fort-HawkIns, that there is sfrong Eroba-
biiity Of an immediate ruhture 7pifh the
Creek Indians. This iutcllgen is wholly
incorrect. So far from the Indians having
recently manifested any hostile intention,
the Surveyor employed by government set
out a few days sincr. with an escort of only
t7oeHty men, to run the upper boundary
line. Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
E.r.raet Of a letter, dated .albanu. Ell. &.

Er'Tdef Of a leNeT, dafed .4lbGnv, Fe5 s.
:" Alter five dayshard fighting, Council of APP
poiutment is chosen, by the casting vote of the spea
ker nothing else has been done and there has
been more amendments and decisions than will a.
gain occur during the whole session. The federal
lists could not agree in their caucus among them
selves, and, therefore, out, determined To diff
Ter with us and they have opposed us in every
step We have taken. No reference has been made,
and no committees have been appointed not even
to draft All answer to the Governor's speech"
NJ y. National .4duocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
NASHVILLE, January &c.
INIpR I'VE AlEM,IS-

During the last year, are cnli lent not less
dian sixty large brcS bull iings were erected III this
town. In two hours time the other day, s $4,000
was subscribed for stock in tie Nashv.ll, Bdnk-and
the money paid. This TACT OF Itself will prove to
our readers the wealth OF tie place. 90 place eau
present ldger pros Jeets fer an inland town than
tbs does at present-n twelve months, property
has general, increasedin value 95 per cent. IN one
or two wears more we hope 20 sec several much
neeed manufactures established here, Nth tbs I'd
ditionoi which, and The accessory steau boats our
rivers, there is nothing present The citizens Of
Tennessee btiag rob aud hoarisiiag people.
Clarion.
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Charleston, February 7.
chr TH.4GE.rH.
rsIy DAYS LATER.l

The sloop FI'SEc, Capt George, arrived ycster-
day, in days from Havana BY this arrival we
learn that Spani'h vessel had arrived at nayaana,
with passengers, whe furnished Information that
Carthagcna had surrendered on the 4th january
his, like all the reports which had preceded il,
respecting this event, is so wrapped upin Uqo&cidl
doubt and mystery, that we SHALL hazard no opinion
upon II. Other vessels, shortly expected will pro-
badly afford dataupon which 20 form = definite de-
cisou on the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

niaris, and believe condemned. It's certain thai
we were To deliver up this yesselto the Aige-
rines. Il asocertan t,at the SpaniarSls will
give herup. do not know ON what plea they lie.
tain her, unless that OF her being saken in their
waters. What will be the result | know not, but
pesume they win hardly go 20 1'he consul
Alaiers, recommended us to anchor ia the biy,
Which ,,ii not. We are bound 10 Leghorn,
MarseiIlcs aod barcelona, to return to this place
and Ia, up the wirter This place has been
liked upon by the co,nmoipre Tor oar place of
dczvous The American .las b,g,ns to shew Itself
in uilsea when We FIRST arrived there Was not
mere than eight az ten American Is ~ the Me-
direr anean now, there is not day psssrs wtiUot
falling IN with them. n. L. CofHaCidh.
PHlLapKLpuri F,bruary5.
DEATH Capt john Car-"r, who was shot, on
Saturday evening, January Goth, 10y Lieut., Smith,
departed this life, about IL O'clock last nigh
True .iIneiTcou.
The circumstances relating TO the above death,
(as they have b en- commur ica'ed to us) are rs
follows :.--Captan Carson sailed from tbs country
tr the East Indies before the breaking out OF the
late war, leaving his family in phiade pha, consist
ing OF wife and two three children. lie arriv-
ed at the port to Which he destined, after the
usual passage, hut the having commenced about
this time cut oiF all opportunities OF conveying any
information OF his situation to his family. AT this
place Capt. Carson WAS detained long time, so
that four Years elapsed since he had been heard
from and his wife thinking he must hay c been lost
married the above Lieut.. Smith, with whom she
WAS living when capt Carson returned short time
since 10 this country. Being apprized ofwhat had
taken place in his family his iatlerin-Iaw to in
form his wife oIhs arrival in Ph;ladelphis, and
shortly alter went TO tleh house himself where she
resided, and enqiireh oCherifit was true that she
had married in his absence, and being answered in
the affirmative, he demanded his papers and his
children. Lieut.. Smith who was present at this
conversation, having withdrawn for few minutes
To an adjacent room, returned with loaded pistol
and Immediately discharged its CO tents in.o the
head of capt. Carson. The bali entered az his
mouth, md shattered his head in a shocking man
ner. Ilthi1 si'ustinn he has Ianguishcd from the
Goth of January untiila7t Sunds, night when he ex
pireti---iieu. Smith was Immediately taken into
custody. IN 7. Evening Post
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FROM THE MEDrrERRANEAN.
Extract OF letter from IN officer on board the ..
s. soop Of war Ontario dated

Porf J1ah.a, ( .'7ilorca J .Nou. ~. 1915
" Since last wtOte you, We have been oifAlgiers,
and have TO this place, where sl the squadron
are at present, for the purpose Of getting bill OF
health otherwise should be qnarsntined at Leg
horn, where we are bound Tue Algcilnts are We
Nv much dissatisfied, ut the noncompliance, on our
part, with Of tHe articles Of June last. Tue
sloop Of war which we TOOK OF Carihagens, and was
carried into at port, has been seized BY the Spa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

The Boston Palladium OF the Cd inst has the fol-
owing paragraph;
a committee of the inhabitants of Detrsit have
published vindication of those inhabitants from
certain insiuuatons OF Gen. .gT.qrflur and insisted
that they as dsnterestedly patriotic as the cid
zens OF any place. The General has reipined and
considers their patriotism. in general, Of a meree-
nary character. He acknowledges there are some
honorable exceptions but that they will not
generally he found among the ciahHgrOus class Of
PatFi0ts.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
PROPER PRECAnrInN

The Mayor of Savannah I'm consequence Of inGor-
NATION received that the SmG}i-I'sr was prevalent
in that state) has issued MS procaua alton, prohhit-
ms All vessels and persons from South. Carolina,
from approaching that City before receiving i visit
fiom the Health Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

4 letter f'on Boston says, " The British have e.
rected fort on Drummonds Island, in the passage
between Lakes Huron and Superior and about
thrty-hye milestrom our fort 1T MsckiDaw, On lake
Huron"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

It's truly painful to state the progress ofthe small
pox in w-Yor&-twenty Three having died oil it
last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

" If all Spain is in tn same condition
with the ports along this coast, she uust be
at lower eb5, than she ever has BEEN
The Governor Of Algesiras has nat a dol
lar to bless himself, aud receives no assis-
lance from his government. The navy
and army officers at Malaga, are allowed
they dO not receive. The colonel comman-
dint of all the forces az Carthagena came
on board our squadron begging, stating he
had received no pay for three years and
the admiral at Port Mahon apologzed to
commodore Shaw, that he could not answer
his salute on his arrival, there being no
powder in the island, Che having three lice
of battle ships lying here, though not man
ned)-Abd on inviting our officers 10 par
ty on shore, absolutely borrowed loaf :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
IEGISLA

We learn, (says the Rhode Island American) that
captain John Orde Creighton, is appointed cnptsn
of The Washington, ~, Commanded by commodore
Cllauncey. The Washington is destined Tor the
Mediterranean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02
Jan. JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the relief Of Richard Mitchell.

AN ACT for the relief Of Richard Mitchell.
Be ii enacted BY fLc Senate and Honse Of
Renreseafosfves Of tie United Sfofes Of Hne-
riea ia congrsss assembled, That Richard
Mitchell, OF the state Of Tennessee, be, aud
ne is hereby released from the payment two
,houssndand thirty dollars, being tho bslsnce
remsining unss,isGed Of Judgment Obtained
on the iwcny.sixih day Of January, one thou
sand eight hundred, against Reuben Sson-
dcrs, Richard Mitchell sod others, in the dis
,rist cour, Of .ne United States, for East Ten
hc.see: Provided however, tha, nothing COO.
,sir,i in his SCI shah DO considered ~ se-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02

AN ACT for tho relief OF Patrick O'Flin.:,
apd Abigail O'Fling, and Edmund O'Fling.
&c 10 enacted By fhe Senate and House Of
Rehresenfafipes Of she United STATES Of .fme-
RIGA IN Congress assembled, That the prop
er oiicer of The Department of War be, and
he 10 hereby authorised and directed TO allow
and grant to Patrick and Abigail! O'Fling a
land warrant for four hundred and eieh,y a.
cres OF lsod, in the Same manner and upon
the same terms, that warrants Cor military
land bounty arc granted 10 the .--.diers of
the army Of the Unitd States.
Sec. 2. .dnd Be 10 further enacted, That the
ofhser aforesaid be, and he 10 hereby Ru,hoi-
ised and directed 10 allsw and grant 10 Ed
mund O'Fiiog military land warrant for
one hundred aud sixty acres OF land, in the
same manner and upon the same terms, tho,
warrants arc granted 10 the soldiers Of the
aforesaid armY.
Sec. s. .fnd Be IL further enacted, The,
Patrick end Abigail O'Fhng DO, and ,hey
are hereby authorised to receive half pay for
Eve years for each Of their sons lieutenant
Patrick O'Fling, and ensign Temple +. O..
Fling, who died whilst in The service Of the
United States.
April %, i8i6-.spprovsd.
IAMES MADISON
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Bapfisf Stone Chapel Lottery,


EIAs for sale, at his Book Store. No. l67, Thames
street, adjoining sou,herly on the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment of BOOKS, in D-
vinity, History, Law, Physc, Gc--vrz:
BIBLES. of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell
cheaper than any other store--school Books aud
children's Books--prayer do.--Psalms and Hymns
Blanks of all kinds-Americau and Dutch Quills--
Sealing Wax and Wafers--Pecket Books.
Hs alse keeps CIRCULATING L.
BRARY, containing the greatest assortment of Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, &c. OF aoy
in ,his town.
.itso-The greatest assortment Of House Paper
manufactured in America, France, Russia b England
or u. States' Bills, y. York and n. leland Mon:
ey, 1VH be taken par for any Of the above Goods
.Newbort, .4brH "a, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02
AN ACT for the beneG' of John p. Maxwell
and Hugh II Maxwell.


AN ACT for the beneG' of John p. Maxwell
and Hugh II Maxwell.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Rehresenta'ipes ef the United States Of .dme-
-ieo, in Congress assembled, That all the right,
title, and interes, Of the United States, Of. 10.
and TO, any real estate whereof q certain Ismos
Maxwell died seized on the twenty eighth day
of Moy, one thousand eight hundred and four
teen. be, and the same is hereby. released on.
TO John p. Maxwell. or the Missouri terri.
tory, and Hugh X Maxwell, Of the territory
of Illinois, nephcws of the said James Max
we'll, a3d the same is hereby vested 10 the
said John r. Maxwell, and Hugh II. Maxwell,
and their heirs, forever, as fully as if they had
been citizens Of the United States on the said
fourteenth day Of May, one thousand eight
hundred and fourteen saving and reserving
TO all persons, other than the United States,
any right, title, or interest, Of in, sod to, the
premises aforesaid, whereof the said James
Maxwell died seized, as fully and amply as IL
this law had never been passed.
April 81. l8i5-s1aproved.
JAMES MADISON.
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NOTICE.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

A T the Annual Meeting Of the Rhode Island .heS-
L - ioai Sosety, holden IN Newport, the 30,h Of
August, 1915, vsfcd. That fine of one dollar be
imposed each Fellow Cor non attendance upon
any regular meeting Of this Society.
PLSkshed - s-ger Of fhe Society.
JOHN aiAcKIE, Rec. sts'y
Pr,-iS.s.-, S'f.. ie.
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William LOWE,

WILLIAM LOVIL.,
1T store NO. l07, 7hames-strerf,
- ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and the pub
~ lie, that he has commenced the
AUCTION and Commission Busbess.
and would be happy attend TO all who may please
to employ him lie will advance Cash on Goods de-
posted either for public or private sale.
Re 4iso keeps for sole,
A large assortment of Groceries and Croekery
Ware at Wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only
New.York money and treasury notes exchanged at
small a discount. July ..
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GODS,
Fresh and cheaper than crer !

Fresh and CHEAPER than ccer'
T w. EDDY, will mis- day open an assort.
Js ment Of Summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale in this town, consisting of
every article usually called for Among them are
super6ne Gnghams, at s25 cts. yard Csmbrics,
Gne, AT 20 cts Ga Cottons, At " cts large Pock
et Handkerchiefs at cts and other goods in pro-
portion. The public are invited to call and examine.
Newport, June 26, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02
leasing Reuben Saunders from any claim
which the United States have against him, as
collector of the internal reveude,, for the 6rss
division within the state of Tennessee.
april 20. isi5-.3ppr0ped,
JAMES MADISON.



AN ACT FOR tho relief of xavcrio Naudt
BE if enacted by me Senase and Housc u
Representatives Of ne United States Of hfneS
riea in Congress assembled, That the Seereta4
ry tor the depar,msnt of state be, end he hcre-
by is authorized and directed TO audit and set
tie the claim OF Xavcrio Nandi, for scrsiceri
and expenses lately incurred, while acting %
consular agent for the United Slsten at Tria
poll, and to allow the said Xaverio Naudk
therefor, such compensation as may appeaT
equitable aud Just, under all the cifcuma,an-
ces of The case Previded, That such allow
nnee shall not exceed the limitation At presont
allowedby law, to consuls regularly appointed
to reside at Yrpoli and tho sutn so to be al
lowed. when asccr,sined, shall be paid to tho
said Xsvcrio Naudi, out OF any money in shS
,reaury oot otherwise appropriated
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT authorizing the payment of sum
ol money to John 1. Courtnay aud Samuel
Harrison, or their legal representatives..
BE IL rnaeted ty the Senate and House II
Representatives effhe U. S. Of .fmerica in Con.
gress assembled, That the Secretary Of the
treasury be,and he is hereby authorised and re-
quired, TO pay to John T. Courtnay and Sam
uel Harrison, citizens of Virginis, or II either
OF both Of them be dead then TO their legal rep
ressntatives, the sum of three hundred and
seventy five dollars, to be equally divided be-
tween them, which sum is paid them in
consequence of,heir cxertions in saving from
being destroyed by fire the gun boat schoon-
er Asp, belonging to the United States, when
she was set on Are and left burning by the
enemy, after having been taken BY them in an
action in the month Of Jolly one thousand eight
hundred and thirteen, in the river Potomac.
April 20. lsl6-.9ap,Oted
AN ACT FOR the relief Of Taylor snd Me-
Neal. Evens and McNeai, and Henry and
and John McClccs,er..
Be it endefed by the Senate and House of
Rehresehfatives efme United States Of Aaie.
RIGA in Congress asseDibird, That the proper
accounting officers of War Department be,
and they are hereby authorised and directed
to audit and settle The claim Of Taylor and
M'Eesl, Evans snd McNeoi, and Henry and
John McClcester, for the use of their scows
applied under tho authority Of tho United
States, for the purpose of making a tenn
porsry bridge over the Basin at Baltimore,
in the month Of September, one thousand
eight hundred and fourteen, and to allow
them, IN the settlement thereof, such COM
pcnsation ss may be reasonable and just for
the use aforesaid.
Sec. Q. fnd be it further rnacfed, Thstthe
emount thereof when so s.ccrained, shall
be paid 70 tho said Taylor and McNcal, Evans
and McNeaI. and Henry end John McClees-
ter, ou, Of any money ia the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
April 27, 1Si6-apprapd,
JAMES MADISON.
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Eleazer Reed, Jun.

Has Jsr safe, in sIore, sn Lyos's avLorj,
SIS casks prime new Rice
IFS bbls. Tar; IS do. Turpentine
1900 spokes for Carriage Wheels;
500 Fur skins 200 VT. Beeswax,
600 W.T. Cotton.
.1iso, for saie-Pew No z, in the Rev Mr..
Wydown's Meeting. House. June 49,
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INTENDING 10 close his business IN us town,
y will sell The remainder of his goods below the
original cost He wishes all those who are indebted
20 him. either by note or book account. to call and
settle The same Immediately, or he shall be obliged
60 leave them in the hands of an attorney for COL
lection.
N. b. He will let the store he now occupies, and
give possession the 18th cf Nov. next.
Newport, sept i8, 5l6 (6w)
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2 EoPEC rFULLY informs n,s lends and
the public, that he hasraken the store No. li2,
Thames-street, formerly occupied by Mr. Nathaniel
rnent Of
Moral, Religious, Miscellaneous, Sehool,
and Ci.iid,en's Books.
y Together with an extensive assortment OF
STATION NARY,
on as good terms can be purchased in this town.
Newport, sept 1S, 1915 (u)
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Grand National Lottery,

Grand National Lottery,
SECOND CLASS
Commences drszTiry IN is days.
$4,000 Dollars, HIGHEST s'
$4,000 Dollars, pPIZES
10000 Dollars, Il
Tickets six dollars only, halves and quarters IN
prof or,on. Tickets. in grea. variety OF numbers,
constantly for sale, by
JOSIAH C. SHAW,
At his Exchange and Lottery Office.
New-tcrk money and Treasury Notes taken Mpar
for tickets and stationary--and all kinds ct money
bought and sold on the most accommodating terms
Newport. sept. Is.
Baptist Stone Chapel Lottery,
No. g.
THE Managers viii complete tho Sd days
drawing OF this most excellent Lottery on the
Cd day of October next Only 5000 Tickets remssns
10 be drawn--all the capital prizes in the wheel
:" Buy our tickets" (say the Managers,) !" and we
pledge ourselves to complete the drawing without.
delay" Tickets. warranted undrs~n, at the orig
nal price Of Five Dollars, to be sold by
JOSIAH c. SHfW, q
a, his Lottery and Exchange Office. =
sept IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
NEGROES FOR SIZE.

with o;her property.
- \ virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
b Unred States, Tor the 5tli Circuit and District
al Virginia, between PLineas Bond, attorney for the
creditors oil Ezekiel Edwards, Puff and David Boss
and Others Deffs shall proceed tn sell at public
auction. upwards of TWO HUNDRED SLAVES
being ihe slaves and their increase conveyed by
Oa'd hoss To YIN. Newborn and others, by deed
Of trust, on the oist October 1907, and recorded
the court oiCampbeil county.
The sale will commence at iToyle's Tavern, in
the town oil Lynchburg, on the 26th day OF Febrna-
ry next, and continue from day to day until il is
completed.
The slaves will be sold for approved, endorsed
notes at 80 dsys, negotiable in the Bank of Virginia
or The Farmers Bank or Virginia
These slaves represented US extremely yalua-
bic, most 1t not all otthem, having been employed
IN or about the Oxford Iron works in the county of
Campbell number ofthem are said to be remark
ably well skilled in The working OF Iron. They will
be sold IN families IS far as practicable with Justice
to the parties concerned.
On Friday, the LIST dav OF March next, or as soon
alter as the sale othe negroesis inised will be sold
at the Oxford Iron Works, a number of Wagons
and their geer, carts, and implements used in the
business of the Iron Works, with the stock of the
trade, and number of Horses, Mules, Cattle and
Hogs.
The terms Of sale WILDE the same rs with respect
to the slaves
WI. MANN, Commissioner.
January 2S. s2-tds
The printer ofthe Press Mt Lynchburg, will insert
the above advertisement ill the day of sale and for
ward his account TO VIM. Mann for payment.