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y TERRELL & L. ATKINsoN ,,,s,.,

~ TERRELL * L.ATKINSDN. intend
" to continue their School the ensn;n .
year, IN the house which they at presenf nc
cupy, VIZ. the one fronting the Govern, rs
and adjoining Sou;hgate,s.
ne plan. pursued IN their Seminary u,
braces the several branches of a liberal edy.
cation. 81 Gun
lhe Latin and Greek languages are taught
ment for the purpose. "p"''
We English language, Arithmetic. Geo.
graphy with the use of the G fobes lie
Bellies Lettres, Philosophy. Mathematics . M
the French language, arc taught bv G. Ter.
reii. Both Teachers unite In the exerc;s.
OF their influence and authority. for the r,eS
seryation OF good order in the Seminary .nd
ior the moral and intellectual improvemen,
81 the student--and they spare no mains me-
cessary ior establishing him in the rndim,rt s
OF learning, considering this the best means
or facilitating his future progress.
ihey nave 1t in mind to propose 70 the
otner teachers of this city to ioin them in
associating their schools twice a wear ar RI .
captoi, Tor Tie purpose of having their a.
miiar classes in each publicly exam;ned
together hopiag by this means, to sxc;te
anu eau INTO iuli operation. the generous and
noole emulation Ut youth, which, in no other
nanncr can De properly aroused, or so well
s co.: ihey think that plan Of this
nnu, yudlc'ously arranged, would tend. IN
Athens Of America. "o'a ing
The terms are 8 1 entrance for a., !,
5 40-the term for tuit;on' 70 \. ~ ana
teriy in advance or & 10 fbe d p"s qasr
any portion Of time less than ,be t tsrr lot
veraI boys can be admitted in,o ,ha 60 DC,
Immediately. c. Terrell will have n :, H.
power 10 accommodate the Same r.,"'. UP
VI Doys with board ard washing. that he 1 -
viz. . 100 the term. ~ Nv 'ane 'erms'
Nov. -.
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Fresh Medicines.

JUST received by the subscriber, a few doors
below the Bell Tavern, End warranted
genuine--viz
100lbs camphor,
90 do Opium, ri
200 do Gum Arabic. best gsality,
70 do. Tragacanth, Go.
q SO do. arrow Roet,
$50 do, Cream Tartar,
20 do. Gum Assafoetida,
100 do. Pulv: Rtubarb,
100 do. do. JaIlap,
20 do. do. Irecac.
rs DO. do. Pale Bark,
200do. Yellow Bark,
$50 do. Liquorice BALL
so do. Arnatto, best,
100 do. Sweet spts. Nitro,
80 do. Cinnamon,
so do. Cassia,
100 do. Anise Seed,
so do. CamomIe Flowers,
So do. Msgnesis, large lump, ,
20 do. do small square Essiish.
100 do. do Pnlvarised
Groce Halock's best Amer. Castor OIL
do. best West Indian do.
~ do. do. Common, do.
: 1O0Olbs Pearl Ashes.
Copsl varnisl, LAM, Oil, &c.
together with almost s, neral assortment Of
Drugs and Medicines.
Which he intends to sell low for ca,b.-fn-
hers punctually attended 10.
Dec 81. ""' WEST
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New Books.

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J0sT REeEIVED IND For SALE mr. SAM'I
PLExsASYs, RlcAMowD.
oweI oa Observation-Disclosures
jerks Devetions.
Davies's Sermons. - y. - - S
Guide to Christ, &c. compiled for the hclp o,
Young Ministers, ByAS. Stoddard.
Ainsworth's Dictionary
Johnson's Dictionary in Miniature.
Advice to the Officers of the Army, &c.
Rokeby; poem. BY Walter Scott. -
Chateaubrland's, Travels in Greece, Pales.
tine, Egypt, and Barbary. e
Sketches OF Intellectual Education, & H;nts
on domestic Economy, addressed to Mothers
by Mrs. Craft. 81
influence OF Literature upon Society--B,
Madame De Stael-lioislein-with a memoir 81
the Life and Writings of the Author. ~
Wits Sermons-A new edition. volume
Octave.
I:amsay's History Of the American Reyolut;o,
IA new edition.
an academy for Grown HorseHen contain.
ing The completcst Instructions for Walking.
rrotting, Caniering, Galloping, Stumbling, s.
Tumbling-By GeOffrey Gamba,io. ESQ. hi.
ding.Master, Master of the Horse. and Grand
| Equerry TO the Dogc OF yenice-Illustrated
with IL Caracatures
History fthe Discovery Of America. Of .ba
landing OF our forcfathers at Plymouth. and ~
their most remarkable Engagements with the
Indians, in N. England, from their first landne.
in 1920, until tho final subjuestion of the natives
IN l679-To which is added, the Defeat of (,eus
bratldock, Har1nar, and st. Clair, by the Indi
ans At The Westward, Sc.--Also, The Official
account OF the late Defeat oftIle Indians on the
bull. 1" ~"
Marian, novel, in two volumes.
Caianitics oil authors inctud,por e<r,,.
respecting their moral and literary characters.
Santo Sebastianp. or the Young Protector.
Good Men of Modern Date.
Things by tleirright names.
Coman's Poems.
Rejected addresses, or the new Theatrum Pc.
etarum. 49,
The HIghlanders, and other poems.
Fosters ESSAYS.
Magdalen, orthe Peni,cnt of Godstow,
The Loyalist, an Historical Novel.
The Twin Sisters, or the advantages Of Rei;.
gion. - 's."'
me British System Of Educaton being
complete Epitome Of The Improvement and
Inventions practiced by Joseph Lancaster
20 which IS added. report of the trustees o.,
the Lancaster School at George Town, Col -
Price 81 l-2 cents.
Robertson's Works, in 8 vols. containing tbe
histories OF Scotland; Charles fifth; America
1"u inuiep % "
agricultural Museum designed 70 be re.
posi.ory OF valuable information to the Farm
Town Col. " SsoiSo-
The Improvement Of the Mind conta;n;ro
variety OF remarks and rules for the atta;r
ment and communication of useful knovlege
~ Religion, the Sciences, and in commoa r. ~
by Isaac Watts, ID. ID. 81. -
Practical Piety or the influence of the rel;c;.
On o., o. ihe heart on the conduct of the life. B,
Census, SO o. ''' '. '"e 'as'
Johnson's Dictionary, new ed;t;or G xo
A Manual Of Parliamentary Pracs;ce g. ~,
use OF the Senate Of the u. States. bv r,,ar me
Jefferson. 81 IS. ~. tS'9 - y I. 1" ''''
Thinks to myself. ~" eui''on
June $. 1913.
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Dlsraicf OF y,Ro1xIa. To WIT;

DISTRICT or yiRc1NIA, To WIT;
he IL remembered, that on the sixth tlay ofJan.
IN ,;;e thirty eighth ear OF American indep
this ofue the title ofa book the right whereof she
claims as authoress in the words Following to wit
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Congress OF the United Suites. entitled An act for
the oilearing by securing the COPIES
OF maps, charts and books, TO the authors andpr
prietors OF such copies, during the times therein
mentonded' and also to an net, entitled IAN ACT
supplementary TO an act entitled, an net for the en-
couragemsnt of learning by securing the copies Of
maps, charts and books to the authors and nro.
prietcrs OF such copies, during the time. there \
mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof.
,ne arts Of designing, engraving and etching. hsto.
WM. MARSHALL, Clerk
of the District of Virginia
Ut The above Ioork .vil be Published bv s. J,lea
saess, Rieiniend, a6om the eOfh ian inst.
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June 10.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
Z LARGE ELEGANT MARE, gotten bv
81 Old Diomed, her dam by Col. syme's old
Wild AR, her grand dam by Cadc, her great
grand dam by Cripple, her great grea, grand
dam by the imported horse Duefay..-with this
mare Is an ELEGANT FlLLEY, Seven months
old, by Eagle-aIso her first colt, a Mare. ',bres
years old, by ARCHAEOLOGICAL with n hand.
some SADDLE HORSE, a good pay.
VIII sell them at reduced price, on n ere.
dit Of or IL months--the payment to be well
Bell Tavern, Dec. 10 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
Notice

n WILL SELL Tract of Il. AND con,
a tanning about 800 Acres. in the County Of
Goochland, on Lickirfole Creek, adjoining
the Lands OF Mr.. William NJ. Richardson,
Mr., A. Bryce. and others.
JOHN FORBES,
Near Columbia. Yirginsa.
June 10. ,rte
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13

A LLpersons having claims against the estate
\ Of David Ellis, deceased. are reoue sted to
bring them farward properly authenticated, by
The first day of April next, a. final adjustment
OF the concery of the estate will be made about
that time, and this advertisement will be plead
n bar of those claims not previously brought
SAMUEL CoTTRELL. !,
january 8, 1914 Ct
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FARMERs' BANK Of VrRuINr.

Tie President and Directors haye III. d.v
declared dividend, for the last months.
OF 81 per cent. which, after the usual dednc, inn
on account OF the shares held by the state. will
DC paid 10 the Stockholders, or their represen
tatiyes, on the 18th inst. = = - Se'
Sd January, 1914 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
fos Tn. y,no1s1AA nous..

40 the memory OF Miss EDITH C.. BooxrR
late OF Ameiia county, who, after short life
Of exemplary virtue and usefulness. died on
the 18th Of December, 1915, with the ut
most csmposure and resignation, Of linger.
ing and painful pulmonary affection, which
she bore without murmur. She did unto
others, as She would have them do unto her !;
she lived a. she wished to die, aud died, as
She tived--Chee-fisl resigned and happy =
devoid Of fear, full Of hope, and anninatcd
With the full assurance Of immoefai life, hap
Piness and gio-,.
IT'S donce stern Death performs the high de-
81 cree, n,
And lslrls his dart to set the captive free
IT'S esmn,on merit long can flourish here,
But angel virtue seeks Hespeniv sphere
Once in on age We see beam divine,
In which the lucid virtues all combine,
Sent from the sancf life, this vale to light, S
Warm the ,chillsoul and charm che ravish'i
Sush, EptrH s--ksnodssf, natchlcss raw.
From the pure orb Of Heay'n's esiu,gent day!
Her SOUL WAS GREAT; there grace and 'virfae
uwelt,
aeplete with iove, it felt syld, should Be fer.
wos Of its sting, her, sersplAhand beguipd,
And Mt her voice the poor and weak of smiI'd:
Her nein was fious, and her ssords were true,
tIer heart no e'fry nor ambition knew
Her deeds were naAy, and, III truth were such,
We canxotpraise or copy them too much.
Not 6ianteiess oaiy, WAS kcrtransciert life,
Unstain'd with guile and undisturb'd by strife.
Of Cody heart and philosephic mind, -.
She strove to bless her sex, and--all mankind !:
Kaossa to discase, she was unknossn 20 spoe,
She did no evil, and she had no foe
The good she prais'd the Dad she taught 10
mead,
A friend to all. in.eaeh she found friend.
Oft have Imark'd the Aaopings of her soal,
lsnd seen the peari;drors from her meek eye
When worrH distres'a--the darling Of her
heart,
Babe pity focl, and EDITH heal the smart.
When sickiy want with mute, impIorinse eye,
ShudIer'd with chils and heaved the languisl
sigh
From bcr own limbs, the yestment oft sheitorc,
And gave the cordhl from her humble store
Disease fell nerveless, health fresh yigor drew,
Prom EDIrH's smile, and blossom'd in her
view! d &
Coufd innocence asd virtue STAY our breath.
And cherub merit break the shaft of death
She ne'er had aiel--but in immortal you:h,
Ray'd the bright beams of goodness and of
truth.
But, no !-the cruel Archer hurpd his dart,
And drove it rseking through the victims
Without groan she spent her latest breath,
And SHILLING sunk into the arms Of death
Then flew TO meet he's God l--ileiations. cease.
10 weep DER innocence and isearen-5ora peace.
Much too seraphic for this mortal state,
Sesign'd TO death, and best to meet her fate.
Your EnIrH flies to tone her b,issfii: lyrc.
And trilr sweet anthems midst TIL Immortal
choir f3 IF
Dspel your sorrow, dry your NORWOOD tears.
Ana lex year ite cnd death resemble h.re
AfELviLLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
Samuel G. Adams,

!, OiIilUtlS u. AUafnSe
IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted. 49,
Aogshead Knob Locks.
"a L., do. Files,
do. longs. sl.ovels and Pokers, s
Do. Saddiery assorted,
DO. Tea Kettles. "a 3 ~ ~.
Do. Till and Chest Lock-. But,
Hinges, &c. !, J.
Do. assorted Hardware,
SO Ton Bar Iron. assorted,
is baltimore Ploughs.
IL boz. Saddle Trees.
ALSO ON HAND, N
good assortment OF Hardware, Ironmongery /,
Cutlery and Brass Wares. Boltipg Cio,hs,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.--which are of.
tered for sale. on moderate terms.
Bee. l3 = - te
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13
New Publications.
Just Published and for Sale at ShuuR.
TLshSANTs' bookstore, Richmond,
uDE"~
SXETCHES

JILL Il VII SOs
or tho Naval History OF the United Srates f;or,
the commencement of the Revolutionary war
70 tine present time; containing detailed &C.
counts OF all the interesting actions of the nubi
i'c vessels ofthe United States and of Priva.
teers and an Historical View Of the polcv r.
ctss OF the United States Government. relative
the Naval Establishment: Likewise an AP.
fENDiX wherein the chiefpart of tie Impor-
tant documents concerning the Navy are collcc
ecd.-By homas Clarke, u. S. Topopraphical
Engineer.
travels through the Canadas,
Containing description Of the Pictureso,e
scoaery of some Of the Rivers and Lakes with
an account Of the Productions, Commerce and
inhabitants ofthose provinces. by G. Hsriot.
Esq Deputy Pos Master Gen. of british North
America.
Original Letters, sc.
of Sir John Falstaf, selected From cena;,.
manuscripts, which have been in this posseas;.
on of Dame Quickly and her descendants near
400 years; and now dedicated to Master sam.
relaunde.
Narrative Poems
On the Female Character, in the yarious rel,
ions OF Human Lite, including BIanch, & the,
itval Sisters. BY Mary Russell Milford.
The Trademarks Musical ReHosiforv.
icing Selection from the Ancient and Mod
IN MUSIC vt Erin, with a number ~ Scotch s.
welsh AIRS, and several oaiginal pieces by the
compiler. G r. O'Harra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13

Ut The abore Ieork .viHb be Published bv S. Eyea
sans, Rietfmond, adont the eUfh ian inst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-13

JUsT RscElvED IND FOR SALE mr. SAM'I
PLExsASTs, RlcHMowD.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20

A tract of land on the Potomac river.
opposite the fifteen mile creek. containing
from four to five hundred acres, about one
hundred acres of the above land is first rate
river bottom, and in high cultivation, up
wards of an hundred acres Of spland clear
ed, and of superior quality to any in that
neighborhood, of limestone land. The inn
provements on this land is a Saw Mill, close
to the river, two story log House, with Q
Kitchen, and other out houses---good or
chard- Spring house, and never failing
Spring Of water, close TO the house This
farm is thought to be one of the finest
grazing farms on the river, the range ve-
ry extensive, the land well. clothed with
timber, and convenient, to the Saw Mill;
there is on this land one of the finest Mill
seats, by taking the water out Of the river.
that will never want a supply. Any nereon
wishing to purchase it is presumed will view
the property first Inquiry to be mace Of
Ignatius O'Ferral Merchant, living in MAJ
tinsburgh, or to the subscriber living ON the
premises
LAURANCE M'KEIRNAN.
October 90, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
THE BUDGET.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS
AND MEANS.
The committee Of WAYS and Means, to whom
was referred SO much of the message of the
President of the u States as relates to the IL
n&nces,
That taxes, loans, and treasury notes, appear
TO be the resources on which we must rely for
rying on the war. The product OF the first, can.
not be commanded in time to meet the immediate
demands on the treasury arehance on loans, IN
the present situation of this country, would be I'M
certain, and the terms on which they would be OBJ
tanned not slch as induce resort TO them at the
present moment--treasury notes, combined with
system If taxation more extended than the one
heretofore adopted Will, it is believed, in the pre-
sent state of bank credit, be found to be much
better resource The want OF some medium,
which, resting on firm and solid basis, may u
mite public confidence and have geneyai, instead
Of local circulation, IS now universally acSnow-
ledged The sro.page OF specie payments by the
p.nci al banks of the middle states. has embar-
rassed greatly the operations of the treasury, and
by combining the circulation OF notes to the limits of
the states within which they are issued, has de-
prvei the government of all tie facilities, IN the
remittance of money--waich was afforded while
public confidence gave TO bank notess general CIR
culation The notes of New-Yor6 and Phlladei-
phia will not be received N 1ston; the notes OF
3 ltmore, or ofthe District OF Columbia, viii not
answer for payments in Philadelphia II, by, any
new mod icaion, treasury notes could be made to
answer the purposes OF circulating medium, be-
tween the d tIerent states, they would greatly la
cditate the operations of government, and Tree
from embarrassment the transactions OF individa-
ais. To secure their circulation, it would be ne
cessary, ls, To tissue the notes IN sums sufncient-
~ small Tor the ordinary purposes OF society. "a,
To allow the indi duals who hod them, to fund
them al pleasure at any fthe loan offices, and
to receive their amount IN stock of the u States
bearing an interest of per cent 80, 10 make
them payable to bearer, and transferable by de-
livery. 4ih TO make them receivable IN all pay
menis for public lands and taxes. 5th, TO pledge
tor the payment of the Interest on the amount issu.
ed, so much of the internal duties as shall De ne
cessary To prevent an accumulation OF clrcuiat-
ing medium, the United States to retain power
on giving six months notice, OF redeemlng them
with specie, or exchanging for them stock Dear
mg an interest of 8 per cent. 1t these provisions
are adopted. and taxes imposed, which shall mani
lest clearly the ability OF the government to meet us
egg agements, our pr sent difficulties VIII VANISH
Confidence be restored and the capital, boarded Dy
aVarice, or locked up from tmidlty will De AGAIN
Restored to the accustomed channels OF cifcuiauon'
inpresenlinS additional objects OF taxation, care
has been taken to select such as viii bear equahy
on every portion OF the community. In europe
We pElee OF agricultural products Is not materially
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
90 Dollars REWARD.

STOLEN from the ,subscribsr's farm.
near Martinsbargh, on Friday night, tho
l4th instant, a dark bay Horse, with .
blaze in his face inclining to one side, be-
tween Is and Is hands high, raising 8
years old, has been generally used as .
draft horse and has several marks upon his
breast occssioned by the collar--is natural
trotter-was barefooted when taken away
will give reward Of ten dollars for tho
horse, and twenty dollars for the horse and
thief, on the thiefs conviction.
JACOB SMALL.
Berkeley County, October 20, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
TAILORING.

IN all it's variety viii be- carried on by
the subscriber, in the house now occupied
by Mr. Jacob Poisal, on King street, op.
posite the Globe Tavern, and will hold
himself in readiness to execute all kind Of
work in his line of business. including Off
GERS regimentals, ladies riding habits, &C.
= - iassst fassais.nx- sss-<A ;.-A a.
well as the most permanent manner The
inhabitants of this Town and its vicinity.
also, his old customers in this and Jefiergoui
county, are respectfully solicited fos q.
share Of public patronage.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
October 90, 1914.
N. B. Two boys from. l2 to IA years Of
age will be taken as apprentices.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
Notice.

THOSE who made purchases at the sale
of the personal estate of William Kcrney,
deed. are hereby informed, that their notes
became due on the l4th inst and unless paid
by the LIST of November neat, suits win be
brought without respect to pcrsons--All
other persons indebted to the estate, by
notes or open accounts, are also requested
to attend to the above notice.
Those having claims against the said
estate are requested to exhibit them, pro-
perly attested, for settlement.
NARY KERNEY, Adns'rs
October 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
Public Sale.

WLLbe exposed to public sale on satur-
day the 29th inst. on the premises, valua-
BILE tract of land, situate in the County Of
Berkeley, Va. ~ miles North West Of
Shecklss's Tavern, and about the same dis
lance from the Potomac River, containing
nearly 400 acres, the greatest part ofwhich
is chiefly timber; it 10 deemed Unnecessary
to particularize--the payments will be made
easy to the purchaser, and the land shewn
on the day Of sale
October 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-20
MISUNDERSTANDING

THOSE gentlemen who have enrolled
themselves in the late Rife Company, in
room of the former, dissolved, are request,
ed to attend on Saturday the fifth day OF
November. at Abraham Gorrefs Tavern
in Martinsburgh, for the purpose OF elect
ing the Officers in said company and max
.ipS other necessary arrangements.
October 90, 1914.