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By LAST NlGHT's Mail.
NEW YORK, Feb. %,
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
II EXPORT, f,

NEWPORT, Feb. 90.
This day arrived theSpanisll sloop
CardeIeria, Capt. Fernandes. IS
days from Matanzes, vino informs,
that Capt. Cairavo, in the Spanish
schooner Josephine, arrived at that
place from New Providence, who
reported the arrival at Ne w-Provi-
dence, OF an English gun. brig and a
letter of marque ship Nassa,l-who
were part Of the Cork fleet that had
been dispersed by order OF the com
handing officer Of the convoy. on the
appearance Of two American fri
gates. The last the brig saw was
the frigates. one on each quarter Of
the 81 engaging her. The brig and
the letter Of tnarfue are the only two
out OF seven Of the feet. which were
destined for New-PrOyidence, that
had arrived.
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Ioudoun Land for Sale.

-. q
~ W subscriber offers for Sale the
b u sxm on which he resides CEN
taln,ns Staeen eight1an nine hundred
"A INnoaere than one third Of which
70 IN umue abe balance under cultiva-
uon' ahana'ssn highly improved with
Fialster anu Nsser, it is laid off into a
convenient e,sber of fields, well en-
closed, and watN Is the most of them,
the Timothy mea'.ws produce about so
or 60 thousand WI. of hay, and the
high land a large qSatity Of clover, the
improvements are bs',r, hau usual the
dwelling house is lars aid consists of
eleven well finished 'ems. and there
are out houses ofevery dssfip,ion, ma.
ny of them built with stoh ma All in
good repair, There are upsTd. Of one
thousand apple trees Of choicS,ri, also
an abundance of peach, pear cs.rrv
plumb and ounce trees.
This farm lies in the county }oiy q,
doun, within two or three hundred "a.
ofthe Little River Turnpike Read,
about thirty Eailes above Alexandria al /
Georgetown. The situation is uncoml
monty healthy, and the neighberhood
affords good society. There are seve.
raj Merchant Mills near, and Girls,
Mill within a few yards of the Land.
will sell great bargain in this land
Any person wishing to pure, ase good
EARN, will think, be pleased with this.
One half the purchase money will be
expected in hand, for the balance time
will be givsn--For terms apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
ISRAEL LACEY.
GOSHEN, March 3. law3m.
N b. / will sell about 100 acres Of
Wood Land near the above farn.
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Tbs COMMISSIONERS, in inviting tho
attention of Tie public 10 the above
scheme and soliciting general and IL
beral patronage ofits object, feel cen.
idence that the daily increasing expert.
ence of the highly important benefits
which have resulted and must continue
progressively to result from the este.
blishment Of public high ways within
this State, affording facilities to the
transportation of produce and the Dis
rect and particular benefits which will
be derived to the people within the rsngs
of district between Stauntsn and Alex
andria from the accomplishment Of tbs
object of this institution, will be felt By
the public, as incentives strongly in aid
ef the large pecuniary advantages Offer
cd by the scheme.
The earliest information will, from
time to time, be afforded, through
the medium ofthe public papers; of ths
progression of the Lottery, and the tims
which will be fixed for the commences
ment of its drawing; and, during the
drawing, a regular list of the prizes will
be printed and properly distributed, -.
The Commissioners arc determined to
prosecute the object oftheir appointments
with all their diligence; and to leavs
no means within their province uRem-
ployed to bring the Lottery to an early
and satisfactory termination.
To those persons who may be
willing to undertake the sale OF tickets,
an allowance of commission will DO
made. In favor Of early purchasers,
notes with approved security will be re-
ceiyed, for any amount not less than
twenty dollars. For further iDfsrma-
ton application must be made 10 SAMu.
Ell Low, jun, the treasurer Of the insti-
tuition, who is fully authorised to uans-
act all the business of the Lottery. Let'
tiers (post paid) addressed to him, at his
Office at Fauquier Court-House, will re-.
ceiye immediate attention.
Gustavus B. Horner,
IhaddeuS Nerris,
William Horner,
John II. W. Smith,
Charles Hnnfon, ronm;..
Richard Baker, .;on.,,
Daniel Withers,
George p. Pickett,
John Murray,
Robert Fisher,
Fauq'r CT House, March 3-lawlot
Union Bank of Alexandria.
FEBRUARY 24TH 1914.
CUBSCRIBERS fsrtbe Stock oftbls
- institution, are hereby notified that
the 4th ipstslment of Three Dollars on
each share, becomes due and payable on
Friday the 95th day Of March next.
Chas. L. Chapman,
CASHIER,
February g..
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NOTICE

THE Stockholders Of the Mocha.
MICS Bank Of Alexandria, are hereby
notified that dividend Of four per cert.
for the last half year on the capital stock
paid in, is this day declared, payable to
them or their legal representatives on
Friday the 18th instant.
BY order Of the President and Di-
rectors.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
March 3 ep4t.
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BUFFALO, Feb. Is.

Yesterday Maj. Gen. Hall returned
from Erie, having repaired to that post,
as we understood, Tor the purpose Of
comforting with the commanding Gene
r,l or that station, for the better and
more efTcctua! protection of cur exten.
sise frontier, and especially for the safe.
ty of onr feet at Erie, and The situation
IF the Lake, no apprehensions are en-.
,crtained of the enemy's destroying our
naval force.
Nothing interesting from Detroit.
The British are said to be fortifying
at Chippewa.
1t is reported that Col. Scott, Of the
artillery, is to be appointed Brig. Gen.
and to command on this frontier and
that part Of his force and quantity Of
munitions of war may shortly be expect
ed.
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For SALE,
4 LOT or LIND

so feet front or Whereabouts, with g
Brick Dwelling House, * large Fran.
cd Stable and Carriage House on it, ad.
jacent to Capt. I'm. Harter's on Wolf
Street.-A bargain will be given with
this property on application to
RICH'D NJ. SCOTT.
March s. ST.
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The Subscriber

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has o.
pcned Tavern in that large and cemmo.
dious House formerly occupied by Mr..
BAIL se-vhag, in the Village OF pi,
Getaway. prince Georges County, and
solicits share oftho public's patronage.
Having made the requisite arrange.
ments, he hatters himself that he will
be enabled to render satisfaction, to
those who may favor him with their
custom,
TH0S. MACCUBBIN.
Eagle Inn, Pissatasuay, Md.
March 8
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PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans
Coun Of Alexandra County, will on
Thursday the Sd of March at eleven
o'clock. be sold at Public Auction, at
the store lately occupied by Richard
Cummings deceased
All the perishable estate of
the said Richard Cummings, late of
the County aforesaid, deceased, con-
,isting ola general assortment of GRO
CERES, &c. &c.
DANIEL Mcleod,
ISAAC ROBBINS,
March |. dts.
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By authority Of the State
Vlrgmia.
SCHEME OF A
LOTTERY.

Authorised by an act Of Assembly,
passed on the Sd day of January, 1905,
and an act in aid thereof passed on tho
25th day, Of January, 1919 for the .pur.
pose OF raising Fand to assist in the
establishment of PuBLIc RoAb from
Thcrnton's.Gap TO Fauquisr Court.
hcuse &
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IN SENATE OF THE q. STATES.

IN eEN y T. VI !fIE u. Il / ES.
Ft6ru2yy 4s.
M. Gore submitted The following
. Ior consideration
Attest,
SAM. A. OTIS, Sec'ry:
TIE president Of the United States
! having by The constitution "power to
I'll up all vacancies that may happen
juciDg the recess Of the senate, by
gTaniIAg commissions which shall ex.
pire at the end OF the next session."
ResofUed, That In the opinion of the
sena.e no such vacancy can happen in
any Office nat before full.
Resolved, That in the opinion of the
senate the Office of envoy extraordinary
and minister pienipotentiary, to negoci.
etc and sign treaty of peace with the
mlEed kingdom of Great Baitain and
Ireland, had Dot been filled at any time
atler the declaration of war upon the
eighteenth day of June. A. d. 1919, &
before the late recess of the senate upon
the Sd day Of March last, when the same
was no; full.
Resslued, That the granting Of com.
missions to Albert Gallatin, jain Q.
Adams, and James A Bayard, to be en-
voys extraordinary aud ministers pleGi-
potentiary to nes nciate and sign treaty
of peace with the united kingdom Of
Great Britain and Irelsnd, during the
late recess of the Senate, as in the Pre-
sident's message to the Senate Of tire
twenty-ninth of May lasi, IS stated to
have been done, was net, in the opinion
fthe Senate, authorised by the consti-
tuition, inasmuch as vacancy IN that
office did not happen during such recess.
OF the Senate, and as the Senate had not
advised and consented to their appoint
ment: whereapon
Resoiued, That while the senate yene
rate the authority and dignity Of the Of
fee of President Of the y. S anG will,
at all times, as a high aud essential pow.
er in the constitution, exert themselves
10 maintain and preserve undiminished
the whole executive authority thereby
established. they owe ii to the trust con-
hded 10 themselves as well as to the
ates, their constituents, to pro-
tect the power ovey al poirtments to Of
fee, which the constitution has placed
in that body. From these considcra.
tons, Joined to the conviction that the
rights Of the senate have been infringed
by an important act, to the validity OF
which the advice and consent OF the Sc.
nate were essential, the senate find
themselves called upon by their duty to
the states and in support of the conslitu.
ti6n, reluctantly to protest and they do
hereby solennly protestag ainst the COM
missioung as aforesaid of Albert Gala
tia, John @. Adams, and james A. Bay.
ard, as all act not authorised by the con-
s,itutien, and in the performance OF
which the power of the senate has been
disregarded.
Renlved, That an authenticated CO.
py of the foregoing resolution be deli
vered to the president. by committee
of members Of the senate.
roorrecc IF the IT States.
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Married, on Saturday the a6th ult.
near Germantown, PENN by the Rev.
Mr.. MEYERS, Mr.. AMOS SMITH, of
Newburyport, to Miss SOPHIA DAvY,
Daughter of VIM. Dayy, Esq. Of the
former place.
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NEw-YonK, Feb. 2t

NEw-YoHK, Feb Is.
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock,
The United States sioop of war JOHN
AID ANS, Csptaih Angus, got undo.
way with fair wind, and sailed for Gol
tenburg, with our Ministers on hoard
Mcssrs. CLAY and RUSSELL, aud
their Secretaries, J. l.. Lawrence, Esa.
MIR, Hughes and VIM. Shalsr, Esq.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
HAS JUST RECEIVED,

AND OFFERS For SALE,
At the corner of King and Pitt Streets *
opposite the Washington Tavern,
One hundred boxes of Spa
nish Cigars of q superior quality.
Thompson Violet.
March 8.
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WANTED
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Mocha
MICS Bank of Alexandria, are hereby
notified, that sixth instalment is called
for, payable at the Bank on Thursday
Slst of March next.
By order of the President and Di.
rectors.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
Feb. % eptslM.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Aseriou. and sensible public are res.
pec.fully requested to examine, ana
we;oh The ,curriIous abuse Of piese
signed No Fi6sfer, which appeared 10
this paper some days since, and deter
mine whether i, be worthy OF reply
'0'A A' T. l. HARRISON.
March |.
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TO HIRE,
Three NeorO Bows {.

III % ~
One a House. Servant, sober and honest
the other two are Country Boys, suit
able for out door work: two of which
are seventeen years Of age, and in health.
Enquire at this OFFICE.
March 8. SIS
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B A T.,

Mr. GENERES, has the honor of
wi informing the Ladies and Gen.
tlemen Of Alexandria, that his next ass
sembly WILDE held this evening Thurs.
dav Sd of March.
March 8
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1908 66
Hence though loan has been effect ct.
s Cd ,o' Of 1870 50. In addition to this
Tow. 'Usrs Is sum yet uncollee.ed due to
'ns'' &C 4o6S "a, here detailed in the
hands of the collector OF
Hard, No. ! 40
SIS
4 344 SO
~. ON Rent Roll 1854
8,064 Ga
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Last drawn number
(blank or prizs) fifty sixth 10000
Prizes fayable Sirty deys after thesons.
fiet:on Of the Drawing.
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OIHiihb 70 1IISs
Stationary Prizes.
fifst drawn blanks on the LIST
~ Gays ewing, each. 5
r"'' ora"n MINER (blank) on
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FtOFH2Fy 20.
M. Gore submitted The following
Ior consideration
Attest,
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Hardware and Cutlery.
ADAM LYNN,
Ohtosite the Mechanics Bank,

CffOSHe ERe INeCHdH1CS DUNK
HAS FOR SALE.
URON and Brass Door Locks, Stock
Locks, Pad Locks, Chest, Cupboard
Trunk and Drawer Locks, Butt Hinges,
H. Strap and Chest Hinges, Wood
Screws, Latches and Bolts, plated and
timed Birdie Bits, Stirrups & Buckles,
Files, Planes, Chisscls, Gimblets, Avis
and Shoe-tacks, Gun-tlints, Brittania
Metal and Pewter Spoons, Needles,
Pins, Netting Pins, Fish-hooks, Brass
and Japanned Wares, Cross-cut and
Hand-saws, Cotton Cards, Knives and
Forks, Pen-knives, Razors, Scissors
Butcher and Shoe knives, and a few do.
zen English
GRAIN AJND GRASS SETTLES
ALSO,
Jewellery, Silver and PLATED Ware,
Swords, Epaulets and Plumes, sc.
He has also Cut lacks and Sprigs Of
every description, for sale at the manu-.
facturers' prices.
April 81 IF
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April
By virtue Ct Coed off,

by Vntue u Coed ofn
Matilda Snowdes, his vie, viliSs
posed to public sale on S,,pr%' WV
Esd day If April, tract !; ,. ,s
ing in the COMFY OF Loud ,r G.
OF Virginia, known as M'CarS, ,J -.
to satisfy balance due on s,if,,..
This property lies shout &C rra..
bove Georgetown, and IL. G., |
Washington, containing $40 AL
is known by its productions mh h
most valuable and desirable Iardi, !
Their the states of Maryland or vi
MIA, s. with proper cultivation ma, !
msde TO produce leo bushels Of ~
per acre. A great proportion Of A
tract is heavily timbered, from viii
an inexhaus,ible quantity of saip n
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken IN
property will be shewo on sppllcs,id
to Mr.. John w. Bronaugb, in Corp
town, Terms of Sale will b, N,d
known on the day OF sale by
The Trustees.
!. Jan ~. LAWS.
The subscriber by vi,tue Of De-
of trust from the above mentionedD
mel M'Carty, decd. will also expo
to public sale for Cash, The aboy. m.
toned property It tic time and ph
above mentioned, to satisfy balar
due of certain debts inthe said deed
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee
Feb 10
In consequence Of the ba
ness of the weather, the sale
the above property is posqo
ed until Saturday the 9StN
May next, when it will tai
place on the premises.
April % da
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The Subsch,,

WILL be happy to re.,,
He will execute them id r. s ofes's
quickest manner, and ao S,'sa
paper Rooms in the fa,t,, ~, ",dl
manner, and he will in1,. ,t. sM b
shall drop from the, wh..~p.a
tees a method in papeI wb;', Pm
was used befc-e--and vii, I ~ nss
do the work on the doa ,. nAe'
tcrms-42 cents per pike, and
fora piece Of bordering| He sos wy
to repair old Matras4., and
them nearly as sood al n.v--,.aa /
he will receive orders h ever. @'1
branch of his business. AHe -, ~
some very elegant things 10, H. ="
mer months-Straw A!aira,.es, :, 4
which are reckoned BY Physician, !,
ve's wholesome in the warm se..''
tue yesr--there are sone Of h. =
cd of. ''1'" slR|
| Maurice Spil'aupe.
| Ofh'ls'er Paher. Hanger,
Anr;,o, FrMee Stree
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TINE subscriber will sell on mode
rate terms, the House and Lot
at the corner of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle.
ments. The house is wei flushed /;
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has an cxcelle mt cellar, kitchen,
out. houses, and pump in the yard
The Lofts well improved and contains
half an acre Of ground, extending 1913
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is a good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simms.
January Is. def
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Adams, Herbert, & 20.

- eHApE JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR SALE,
1900 pieces long * short yellow Nan
keens OF sup. quality
Is chests Imperial Tea,
90 chests, half chests aud boxes Y.
Hyson do.
40 bbIs Loaf Sugar,
s cases IL pint Tumtlers,
$ pipes genuine Cogniac Brandy,
March s
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DA WILLIAM GARDNER,

n ATE Of Baltimore, has Just moved
10 tbc city OF Washington, where
he offers his professional services to
the public; ard may be consulted at
almost any time at the house of Mr..
Pcaxs, opposite the centre market.
Doctor Gardner feels justified instat
,ins, that he has made eaectaal cure.
in the various kinds of Cancers. III
GERS, ores aud Notifications, in the
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOP THE r UNAEAE
ID AN away from the subscriber 4
~ this place, about two months b
go, NEGRO MAN named
H E. n r Y,

About 81 or % years of age, low veil
made, and remarkably strong a0d'c
tive for his size.-His arms and haa
are very largc-his looks rather sudh
but he can assume an iDslnraIhS
smiling countenance when DC ple':s'
when alarmed, embarrassed, or aNa
to be detected in any offence, be Sslf
mers very much /; but 1t ether times"
speaks very we'll He is an exc'e''s
good ostler, carriage driver, and wy
goner. purchased him Of III N I."
Wormley at Ulbanna, il January 'S ~.
He was raised by his bIotns ',. w.
Warner Wormley, in King MDl'n J.
county put | have reasons to os's"
that some evil disposed person :,
furnished him with pass, 10 e''"
him to pass through the cou'u' = !,
free nan, anc that he IS GOV VI r',,
way to Alexandria, the ledti" U5
ard Baltimore, having passed '"''''
Fredericksburg. r,s
He carried with him, or had Cd s"..
he went away, purpIcish OF u.ss Nd
ish surtout, with red flannel iln''s st -
large white plated buttons + /,
coat of twilled Virginia co." D, ', M
bIaclish color. being Of eo',On ,s 5
wool mixed-a pair Of pa't'lIV~r,,; wis,
the same kind Of cloth, :t'eFai a eiir,
coats, one ofthem Of stripeo w., ,Sond
cloth-a toferabIy good blseA .,;Its
hat, and several Virginia ce!I0H -
and several other articles :. .,,s
Whoever will deliver the '00 ,I.,,,.
to William Herbert. EST IN NV y.
dria, or to myself here, or eS y. n. %
such Information as will eDAO, ,;t,r.It
get him again, shall be very f',,g,r,
rewarded. All persons arc ~ q
ed not to harbour or enlei ..r., I'd
! all masters of vessels and o'l''' ,ags
to carry him outof the state, :, g r,csy
who shall offend herein s'a' :. =, lsr,
cuted with the utmost rig'r o. .sor
David Robertson
Petersburg, April so-"'
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of Prince
Georges County hath obtained from
the Orphans Court thereof letter. ties.
tamentary of the estate of Gavin Ha-
milton, with the will annexeGss and
that all persons interested therein, are
desired to produce their, Claims on or
before the 2sth day Of July next-they
may otherwise be by law excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Vim. K: Clagett,
Er'or. Of Gavin Hamilton
January ~. law6m.
N. B. The sale of his goods viii
take place on the 5th February.
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Prizes Payable &rty dogs after the COM
flef:on Of the Drawing.
The COMMISSIONERS, in inviting the
attention of the public to the above
scheme and soliciting a general and Ii
beral patronage Gifts object, feel a con.
6dence that the daily increasing expert
ence of the highly important bene6ts
which have resulted and must continue
progressively to result from the esta-
blishment of public high ways within
this State, aHording facilities to The
transportation of produce and the di
rect and particular benefits which will
be derived to the people within the range
of district between Staunton and Alex.
andria' from the accomplishment Of the
object of this institution, will be felt BY
the public, as incentives strongly in aid
OF the large pecuniary advantages offer
ed by the scheme.
The earliest information will, fom
time to tine, be afforded, through
the medium Of the public papers, OF the
progression of the Lottery, and the time
which will be fixed tor the commence
ment of its drawing; and, during the
drawing, regular list otthe prizes will
be printed and properly distributed
The CommissioncrsNarc determined 10
prosecute the object ofthcir appointments
with all their diligence; and to leave
no means within their province unem.
ployed TO bring the Lottery to an early
satisfactory termination.
To those. persons who may be
willing to undertake the sale of tickets,
on allowance OF commission will be
made. In favor of carly purchasers,
notes with approved security will be re-
ceived, for any amount not less than
twenty dollars. For further informa.
tion application must be made TO SAMu-
Ell Low, Jun the reasurerof the insti-
tuition. who is fully authorised to trans
act all the business of the Lottery. Let.
ters (post paid) addressed to him, at his
Office at Fauquier Court-House, will re.
ceive Immediate attention.
Gustavus B. Horner,
Ihaddeus Norris,
Hflham Homer,
John H. W. Smith,
Charles Hun.on, c.
Richard Baker, $500.
Daniel Withers,
George r. Pickett,
John Murray,
Ro6ert Fisher,
Fauq'r CT. House, March s---lawlot
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sy authority Of the State
iTigi''ia.
SCHEME OF A
LOTT ER Y

Authorised by an act of Assembly,
passed onNhe 81 day Of January, 1906,
and an oct in aid thereof passed on the
25th day of January, 1918 for the pur.-
pose of raising Fund to assist in the
establishment of Pubic ROAD from
Thorpton's.Gap to Fauquier Court