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Of September.
FIRST DAY-Wili be run for an elegant sill
ver Cup, worth lbs dollars running two mile
heats, carving weight Tor age, agreeable to
The weights oi the course: Entrance to be
proportional a5recabiy to the number of hor
SEES that start.-ALso, will be run the same
day, at ur O'clock IN the evening, 4 post
Sweep stake, forthree years old Colts and Ill
lies, running mile heats, carrying 90 lbs on
each Entrance fifty dollars, play or pay, and
to close 93d September no colt will be per-
United To start for this Stake, that ever won n
Sweep stake; three or more to make a race
Those who wish TO become subscribers to this
Stake, may do by letter, or otherwise, to
nc Proprietor oftle Course.
SECOND DAY--The Jockey Club Purse of
7s1 dollars, tnul nile heats.
= IRD DAY-T < Proprietor's Purse for
20 dollars, thgee mne heats.
The Subscribers to the Jockey Club are re-
q s,ed % b. pointed III paying up their sub.
ptions ur before the day of running
hose few delinqdcnts to the rwo former "a.
c $ % the pr, sent Club, .,re re iuested to pay
up their subscriptions, on or before the first
IL > racing, to Maj. Wm. Ball, Treasurer for
the Clubs M case OF i,itUre, their names Wi,
be posted = n usual toll viii be collected at
the gates each day 81 ables and litter for race
horses ra.Is.--th- Proprietor Informs those
who send c.ce-horscs, thaf ne can iurnis.. them
with plenty %. prime. old fodder, should they
want, Tor tier rs'e-hors. >.
JOHN WORSIAM,
PiYttrietor u The Course.
Broad Rock, dag I. w4w
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Aug. 6.
Notice.

petition will be presented to the next Ges
"erai Assembly, praying that an act may pass
divorce me from my present husband He,.
.ckiah Ford.
NANCY FORD.
Aug 27. w4tp
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EDWARD DENNIS,
AT THE SIGN OF THE
Square and Compass.

In Fincastle, Botetourt county-Respectful.
ly informs his friends and the public in gencr-
al, that IN addition to the House occupied by
him last year as Tavern, he has taken for a
term of years, that spacious and commodious
house, formerly kept by Major Stephen Trigg,
whereby he viii be enabled to accommodate "a.
miles and Gentlemen Travellers with private
rooms for any length of time they may choose
10 favor him with their company. His Stables
are large, provided with good ostlcr, well
htted up for the reception Horses, and a.
bundantly supplied with Grain, Hay, Fodder and
Green Clover.-His ICE HOUSE is well flied
with les. Neither trouble or expensc shall
DC spared in furnishing his Tavern, with the
best the country affords, and from his attenti-
on and disposition to please his customers,
hopes to merit the favor of the Public.
Fincastlc, May 29th, 1912. On
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M ILL be Sold, to- the highest bidder, on the
w eighteenth day of September mex, at
my House, in A,bemArle county, all the estat,
of julius ClartSson, deceased, consisting of
FIVE NEG aOES, two Horses, three Feather
Beds and Furniture, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and sundry articles in the Groccr's
inc 100 tedious TO enumerate.--Terms of Sale
viii be made Known on the day.
.iIso, all those indebted to the said estate
will make immediate payment, or their ac-
counts will be placed iii the officers h ands for
collection and also, all those having CLAIMS a.
gainst the said estate will make them known to
me-, according to law, and they viii be attend
ed to, "a wish to close my administration as
soon as possible.
NELSON BARKSDALIG, .Adn,'r. of
JULIUS CLARKsoN, DEED.
Aug. 81. Sw
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Foe REM, new, fire proof, brick TENE.
MENT, three stories nigh, strongly bun,,
situated on the main or f. street, opposite the
BelI-rsvern, well calculated for Grocery or
Vendue Store. If not rented shortly will
take in GOODS on STORAGE. Enquire of the
subscriber at the Falling Garden.
JAMES LOWNES.
- Also for Rent,-TWo ROOMS, suita-
bic for Offices, III the above building--entry
from Cross or 18Th street l..
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PURSUANT 10 a deed oil trust executed to
the subscriber, on the 23rd day of March,
1910, and OF record in Washington County
Court, by Andrew Staunton, for the purpose of
securing to William p. Thompson, u sum of
moaey for which he was bound AS the security
ofthe said Andrew Staunton in an injunction
bond, which sum is supposed to be about $500,
will be sold, on credit of six months, to the
highest bidder, at public sale in the town of
Abingdon, and county Of Washington, on
"Wednesday the 4th day of November next,
1929
Tract OF Land,
lying in the county oil Washington, on the wa.
ters OF the middle fork of Holston river, con
veyed by Albert Mcclure to the said Andrew
and containing one hundred and ninety sever
acres, be the same more or less
JAMES WHITE, Trustee.
August 6. 3m.
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7eNHE Subscribers hare i1teiy established
a a THYME F4CTORY, and intend
keefiinF on hand SEINE ard SEWING
TWlNE. 1Hcy haze also lQrye guam
~ yCORDAtiE and YARNS. which thei
7viH sell on very moderate terms
.Ahhhcation .f9r tn. ajopr articles 10 be
made at their RoPE WAiK, or az ne Stores
Of .HesSrS. SHELTON y FfHNEt aud Isaac
UHITE.
JOHN S. SHELTON & Co.
august 90. IA,
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enc, as Minister Of the United States 1T The
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Notice.

shall petition the mex, General Assembly,,
leave to abut my Mli-dam 90 ia indiar
IN Ma,tapony River, King.Whuam Cad.r,
and that one acre Of said land be ,siI OF 10,
the use ofthe Mil.
JOHN Hii.L.
Aug 81. 3w
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TO LEASE OR RENT,

TO LEASE. OR RENT,
,E7iIE TAVERN, STORE HOUSE, AND
a FARM, at King * Queen Court House
together with SEVENiY-FlVE ACR -
OF WOOD LAND contiguous. This wei.
known stand for business, is considered su
lerior to most in the lower country, and the
accommodation for the public, equailed Nv
few in the state. Possession will be gwen on
the lst January ensuing--For terms apply
to
RICHARD COR3TN.
Laneville. 10th Aug. 1912. I'm.
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BROAD-ROCK
FALL RACES.

TVILL commence on T'uesday, the 29fA day
Of September.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-10

'hiS is to give notice, to al whom it nav
concern, that James GOsden is not nv
lawful husband; he had wife living at the
time he intermarried with me. ], there fore
command all persons that arc tenants in nv
Houses, to pay the rents to me. have waited
and given him sufficient time to show his dis.
Charge from his vie, which he cannot do-and
upon my charging him to meet me before n
magistrate, to decide the business, he has elop
cd and gone of. an determined to have n.
thing more to do with him.
MARY TUCKER.
= pr 5. w3w
p. s. am no longer MAR1 GosDEx, but
MARr TUcKER.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17
August II
MOI lie.

The following named Gentlemen, viz
William Nolsnd, Charles +. Mercer, Israel
Lacey, Ludvcll Lee, Burr Powell, Armistead
Mason * Ioseih Lewis of Loudoun County
Geo ge b Pickett Thomas Turner, Gusta-
yus b. Horner, john Scott, Alexander Scott,
William skinker Robert Randolph, Bernard
M Carter, and William Stew~rt OF Fsuquir
County Carries /. Love, Humphrey Peake,
William y. fiji, Francis l.. Lee, Thompson
Mason, David Stewart, and William fltz-
hugh of Fairfax County-Richard Brent,
Gerard Alexander, sen. Gerard AeXan0er
Jun Henry Washington, William Iyler'
William Graham, Richard b. Alexander,
Washington I Washington, Alexander
Dade, Gustavus r A Brown, Matthew w.
Brooke, John Love and Edmund Brooke, OF
Prince William County-having been ape
pointed Trustees, of an Academy about TO
be established In the town of Hay Market,
Prince William County, Their attendance
is requested at Green's Tavern in the SAID
town, OH the 22d day of this month, to make
some arrangements for carrying the said
Academy Into effect.
/ At the same time and place, will be let to
the lowest bidder, the repairs and alterations
that will be found by the said Trustees, me-
cessary 10 be made in The pubic buildings
in the said town which have been bought
Tor that use, to fit them for ths said purpose.
August IA.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17
LONDON, June %.
SECOND EDITION.
Courier Office Q 1'cIe,

Courier OHcP 1'cl9ck.
Capture of a part of the Tou!on Fleet.
The Joltozo'pg letter is just armed ertress
from BRISTOL June %.
"HIsttsr has just been recetved By one Of
me most reshScta6ie merchants in Ills city,
from his son, 7vho is second lieutenant Of The
Cracker Siooh ofze1r, informing him they stoke
The Endysion Jtig2fe on The lofh mst. 70hicb
had LOST her mIzen mast in The CHIPS Of tie
CAannel, bringing an account, h'at SIR {. Cote
ton had succeeded IN eufti.g 9,jour sail Of the
line Of The Ioulgn .ferf, zshich had bsrn out
muneuvring, end had me: u7erfectedty 7vHh q
violent North Aa@ter. Rear .4dm. Traqllin
Gaa,iere is among those taken. The names cf
the shWs are he VHie de Milan. 50 guns I;
.AusterHtz, 74i 1heseas, "a; and La Union,
71''
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CTVIS.
llUbLIo Nsli4lE.

Ny virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date
Es lst My, 1909. executed to Philip D..
Dive, as escheator for the commonwealth OF
Virginia, in Prince William cousty, by james
Hayes, to secure the payment OF thepnrchase
money arising from the sale OF tract OF land,
Containing l4o acres, more or less, ana IS IN
the vicinity Of Dumfries9 which said land was
esCheated to the commemorative ---l shall, as
successor to the said Dave, IN pursuance of
ths provisions OF the act passed 2Sd OF June,
1898, entitled" An act 10 amend the several
acts of assembly concerning eschestors on
Monday, the 7th day of September, 1912, at
the Court House, in the town of Dumfries,
proceed to sell the said tract OF land, to the
HI hest bidder, for ready money, the above
mentioned deed Of trust, not having been
complied win.
JAMES E. HEATH, Eseheator.
Dumiries, August 6--lo, SawtlS
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY MORNING, .dugast II.
"To sHEw
THR VERY AGE AND BODY or THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
The o6Iect Of The Mar.

From the day Of It's declaration to the pre-
sent time, we have never been able fairly to
understand its object, or what was to be got
by it. The secret, however, is out at last.
The newspapers giYe US the details of pub
lie dinner given IN Winchester to Gen. John
ISaith, by his democratic brethren, in return
for his distinguished services in congress.
The PRECEDENT ofthe company makes speech
according to the usages OF this our logocracy)
to which the honorable member Of Congress
replies, expressing " the highest im1ireSsi0ns*
of sensbility'' for the appreciation expressed
of his conduct, particularly in voting for war,
and proceeds to let his friends into the secret
so foEg soug hit tor, namely, what was expected
10 be got by the contest: And what, gentle
reader, do you suppose it was But as you
must be weary of conjecture" I'll tell you--
1t was--yes, as l live, it was" to seek
5aado Of Laurel through the rugged path of
war"
Whether the farmers of Virginia are willing
to exchange their CROPS Of gvheat tor +" BAN
do of laurel" is for them TO say.
*"Hghest impressions "--a deep flight Of
eloquence in winch the general penetrat> 5
t2fi1ty into the SUBJECT even to the bottom.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17
From The Krntucky Gazette.

The recruits for the new army, raised In
K4ntucky and Ohio, have been ordered by the
Secretary of War, to reinforce gen. Hull
We are Informed the der requires nine COM
panies from this state, and one company from
OHIO, making together 1000.
If the Secretary of War thinks one thou
sand men necessary for The relief and support
Of general Hull, he should have sent them
from some other quarter-for that number
have not been enlisted in either this state or
Ohio. And before he gave the order, he
should have known that they we're enlisted
But the Secretary does not seem to possess
either the vigilance of an officer, or the fore
sight of man Of common understanding -
He was too tardy in preparing for the recruit
ing service in the western country, or more
than the number Of men he now requires for
the field might have been at his disposal.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17
FROM CANADA.
rom the Montreal Herald Extra of .duy. 4.


From the Montreal Herald Extra Of Dig 4.
The following are copies of letters received
from Upper Canada, containing the account
OF the capture of fort Michilimacinac and
/ the unsuccessful attempts of the American
governor Hull at the river Carond.
MAKINAc, 18th July, 1912.
DEAR SIR---I am happy to have it in my
power to announce to you, that fort Makinak
capitulated to us on the lsth inst at Ii o.
clock, A. M Captain Roberts at our head,
with a part of the 18th r. v. battalion. MIR.
Crawford had the command of the Canadians
which consisted ofabout 200 men: Mr. Dick
cnson | Is Scoux, Forayoins and Wlnrrba-
goes, myself about 2ls men, Attawas s CHIP
pewas, part of Attawas of L'Earb Croche,
had not arrived. 1t was fortunate circuh-
stance the fort cspitulated without firing
single gun, for had they done so, firmly be-
leve rot soul Of them would have been saw
ed MY son, Chsrtes Looglade, Augustine
Noin, and Michele Cadotte, Jun. Rave ren-
dcred me great service In keeping he Indians
in order, and executing from time to time
such commands as were delivered to aie by
the commanding officer. / never sew so de-
termined a set Of people as the Chippewas s.
Attawas were.
Since the capitulation they have not drank
single drop OF liquor, nor even killed fowl
belonging to any person, a thing never known
before for they generally destroy every thing
they meet with.
i am dear sir, your most obedient servant;
(Sisped) JOHN ASKIN, Jus.
Str Keeper, Dep.
The Hon Col. w Claus, sc. SC.
Fort George.
Eatract of letter from York, dated J1tly %.
(" At Sandwich governor Hull landed on the
18th instant, without opposition, with 800 or
1000 men. He has made three unsuccessful
attempts at the river Carond, where his par
ties have been repulsed | trust before long
Mr.. Hull will have reason to repent his cross
sing the Detroit
We understand from respectable authority,
that transports and sloop of war, with
b. ,ttalon OF Royals, were in the river near
Quebec on Sunday afternoon.
Four o'clock p M-Ths Burlington Mail
is not arrived, and We are Just informed that
the American Post Master has within their
own lines detained the Courier.
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PHILADELPHIA, August IS.

Arrived at Lazcretto last evening, large
ship from Newt Providence for London, prlze
to the priyateer Globe Of Baltimore and a
brig from ST. Domingo for England, p iz7 70
the Matilda of this port. 1t IS said taelr Car
goes are Dyewoods and Coffee.
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NORFOLK, August 10.

MILITARY MovEMENTs.--This day about
200 United States Infantry, unders the COM
mand OF Captains Brook and Whartenby, will
embark for Annapolis, from whence they will
proceed to Carlisle Pennsylvania
Yesterday detachment of about 500 men,
under the command of Col Lucas, part Of
the quota of this state, arrived in Portsmouth.
August IL.
A gentleman of veracity who arrived in town
this morning from Cape Henry, reports that
at five O'Clock Yesterday evening he saw Two
large men Of war standing into the Capes,
being then about Is miles to the Southwald-
they Showed no colors. We have no doubt
that they are the frigates Constitution and
John Adams, the former of which sailed from
Boston the ID August, on cruize.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17

brooke was navigated by IL men; the captain
and 10 ofathem were taken on board the pri-.
yateer3 and the other two, with passenger
remained on board the prize. The Lady Sher-
brooke is beautiful vessel OF $50 tons, cop
pefed to light water mark, and carries four
guns, s Founders. She is French built.
This is the first prize that has been brought
In here since the war.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17
NEW. YORK, August 70.

From our Boston correspondents letter, 1t
appears, that two ships Of the line, three fri
gates and four gun briggs, with lS sail of mer-
chantmen, were seen going into HALIFAX on the
I'd inst. This may be Admiral Dackworth':
squadron from Plymouth, as it was said by
the last accounts from Halifax that he was
coming ON that station.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-17

A pRIZE.-Arrived here yesterday thro'
the Sound, the English brig Lady SherbFooke
james Wilson prize-master, prize to the
Marenco privateer of this port. She sailed
from Halifax on the 18th of July, laden with
cargo of FISH and lumber, bound to Kingston
in the island of Jamaica and on the 25th, In
Tat. S4, long. SO, was captured by the Maren,
go, after slight resistance. The lady Shef-
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PUBLIC SALE

On Tuesday next the 9Th inst will be sold
at the Vendue Store,
"A Variety of American Cot
ton CLOTHS, consisting of Kerseys, Dia-
pers, Huckaback,, Blankets, Counterpane.,
Checks, Tlckiings, &c.
ALSO,
Cotton Cassimeres, Cacoes, Stockings, &c.
2. G.. Martteller.
August II 2e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-19
Portland Academy.

THE Trultees of Portland Academy
~ have engaged Mr. WsIcHT, as Preceptor
for another year They have alto engaged
MIR WEszoN, an elegant peEmau, to take charge
of the writing department, if fuflicient num-
Der of icholars fhoula apply-By this arrange
ment they are enabled to increafe the number
of fcholars to Fifty, without adding to the labor
of the Preceptor, or enhancing the price OF
tuition-A few vacancies ffill remain unhiled
-Thofe who are deGrous of tending their
children are requefied TO make application 10
Judge Freeman. before Monday, the 18th init'
at which time, initruction will commence tor
the next quarterly order Of TIE I'sRsf'
S, LONGFELLOW, JUN. Sesy
Ol7sker S, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-19
CANCERS.

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs thofe
il may concern that he will undertake the
cure of the Cancer, and in mon cafes will war
rant the cure, or no fee will be charged-the
Kill in which he practices has been proved for
number Of years in the fate of Newyork,
aud has obtained the public aid and patronage
of the legislative body of that ltatei tie official
documents of which are now in the ponellion
of the fubfcriber, together with the teitimeny
of more than fifty perions which have obtain
ed cures of Cancers from faid ikill--What
weight IL jultly due to fuch iupport we expect
the impartial public will judse-See hand bills
now in circulation. He has one agent at Pord-
mouth, N II. and another at Hallowell, DIT
triet of Maine, where the fame means will be
aJminiltered to all luch as may have occahon
10 apply at either Of thofe place-Appication
made 70 him ar Doa JoHN Co.'s, Druggf,
Exchange nreet, Portland, will be duly atten-
ded to by their humble fervant,
JOSEPH ANDRUS
Portland, Sep. %
The editor would here obferve, that he has
feeu the above mentioned documents, and alto
others which he conceives TO be fully iatisfacto.
ry that the above named DR. Andrews is IN
poIelIion of the Kill as above (tatedl