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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
BY the emperor.
The minister secretary ofssate.
Signed,
Count DAau.
Seen by us, arch chancellor of the empire.
Signed, 81
CAMBAcEREs.
CAN BAcEREs.

v PARIS, Nov IL.
This day CSunday] at noon, his majesty Tie
emperor aud king, seated on his throne sur.
rounded BY the grand dignitary princes, minis.
tiers and grand Office S, grand eagles Of the l,-
gion ofhcnor; and officers on duty near his ma
Jestg, has received the senate, conducted 70
tbs audience by master and aid Of tie cere.
mo'ies introduced by his exceiisncy the grand
master and president by his serene higbness
prince wise grand elector. Ills exceiicncy
count De Lacepede, president delivered !.
speech in the following words:
SIRE. lts
The sclic;ude ofthe senate has constantly
accompanied your mijesty amidst the memora-
BILE evcrts Of his campaign. 1t shusdered at
the dangers your majesty encountered.
Il is in vain that the efforts OF the ehemes
Of France have been seconded Ivy the detecting
OF her allies, By unexampled treasons BY extra
ordinary Avents and fatal accidents, your ma
jcsty has strmounted every thing you fought
fer PEACE. 81
Before the renewal Of hostilities, your males
" offered the meeting of congress to which
every power, even the smallest would have
been invited 10 cnnciliate all differences and
To lay the foundation OF AN honorable peace 10
all uations.
Your enemies. sire, opposed the meeting OF
that ecng-esa. Or them, Il ereiore, is to fall
the whole guilt Of the war.
Your Inaiests, who is better acquainted than
any body else with the wants and sentiments of
your subjects, knows that we pant for peace
Nevertheless all the people of the continent
need il far more than we do, and if notwi;h
standing the wish and interest of uyw ards OF
one hundred and fifty millions of souls, our
enemies, refusing to treat we're intent IN impo.
sing conditions upon US, to prescribe us sort
of spitulation, their failacious hope would pc
frustrated; the French demonstrate, by their
devotedncss and sacrifices, that no nation has
ever better known than they their duty towards
the country, honor, and their sovereign"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
His Efajesry ansssered.

UHS.
lace pit the sentiments which you express
towards me.
A year Ego The whole Of Europe marched
with Us now all Europe marches against us ::
Ills because the opinion OF the world is made
81 her by France or England. We therefore
would have every thing to apprehend were il
sat for the energy and power OF the nation.
Posterity will ell that great and critical
circumstances prescn ed themselves they were
not above France and mvself"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
New Yjss, Jan. 90.

D.t ~" N"N"5 Faii' %
bY the letter OF Marque brig Mary, which
arrived st his port last evening rom Bofdeaux,
We ave res=iy French papeG 20 the 25th Of
Nov and made trsnsIations ffon them Of sI,cb
articles as seem TO us TO posse the most inter.
est The Mary sailed from BIrdeaux the 9Oth
OF Nov AID has brought desFtohcs for our 70.
vern'nent from SIR CraRi51 Markets in
fraiee were very dull for coonia and Ameri.
css produce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02

day, Saturday. the Cons. alive &c
nate met. under IT,. Presidency 81 she PIigcc
Arch Chaneellg' of the Enpire, wseep the
Senator, coGD' Dejeau, IL the name If the
Special Cormittee appointed In tlse sittink
OF The 7tho TINS mon'a made. report on
the proSt oi Senetus Corsuisuu presented
or tb.; day, relative TO a levy ~ 2sogooo men
wien the eena'as censul,um was ado.s. a
" the Senate. u n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
District oI Khoae Island.

PURSUANT to sond'y warrants from the
Hoo. DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
District OF Rhoae- Island.

nURSUANT TO Warrant from lie Hon
oyable DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of
,he Dislric, Cour, for Rhode.lsapd Disliict.
Noliceis hereby given, that there has been
FLED before saie Judge, an Information by
WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. ColIectorof the Gus
tons for the District OF Newport. against one
piece of'Cotton Shifting, four Pocket Hands
kerchiefs, Two pair oil Stockings, live pair OF
Socks, two Vest Patterns, part OF piece of
Cotton Stripes, and part of piece OF white.
Flannel, imported in the schooner NuessrS
Sonora del Carman, Duran Ioda Silva Broneo,
Master.
Trial will be had thereon, at District
Court, to be holden at tho Court House in,
Proyidence, OH the first Tuesday in February
nex. d. J. PEARCE, Dehufy- Marshal.
. Ne1vhorf Januarg 20, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
LAWS.
PU8LiSnEE By .aUI,H0RTTY.
AN ACT


Making certain partial appropriations for the
year one thousand eight hundred and four
teen.
BE if enacted By fhe Senate and House of Represen
afi es ef he Unsed States Of inergca Congress as
senoied. That sum of one million FIVE hundred
thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby appro-
priated towards detrayng the expcnces of the mill
tary establishment of the United States during the
year one thousand eight hundred and fourteen.
sec. 3. ind be fil'Yher enacted That the follow
ing sums be appropriated for the purposes herein
reciied, that is to say Towards deraying the com
pensaton granted By law to the members of The SEN
ate aud House of Representatives. their officers and
attendants, during the year thousand eighi hun.
dred and fourteen, the sum of fifty thousand dollars
Towards defrayng Che contingent expenses OF tine
House OF Representative, ,duing the year one thous-
and cight hundred and fourteen, ten thousand dolls
Towards defraying the contingent expenses OF the
Senate, during the year thou sand eight hundred
and fourteen, three thousand dollars; -
Towards defrayng the expenses of the navy of the
United States, tor The year thousand eg ht hum
dred and fourteen,the sum of one million of dollars.
Sec. 5. .2nd be az friher enacted That the several
appropriations herein before msce shah be PAID and
discharged out Of any monies in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, H. CLAY
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
BNARNUM,
President Of fthe Senate pro fenlbore.
y Jan. IL, 1875. .3b6reped JAMES MADISON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

DURSUANr to sund,y y warrants from the
Il Hon. DAVID HowELL, Esq. Judge Of the
District Court for the Rhode-lsland District,
Notice is he, eby given,hat there have been
filed before said Judge, the following IDior-
nations, by WILLIAM ELLRRY, Esq. Collie.
TO. of the Customs for the District of New
port viz.
An Information against the brig Langdon
CheDes, her tackle, sc. with her cargo on
board. consisting Of Two hundred and sixty
moys of Sail, three pieces of blue Broadclo,h,
one do OF mixed do. one do. of fCaiicoes,a par:
of piece of Stockenet, aud three boxes OF
Rsisins.
An Information against the brig Molly, her
tackle, Sec. with fifteen barrels of Sugar, five
boxes Of Sweetmeats, one box of Cordials, and
TWO kegs of Tamarinds.
An Infor nation against the Swedish brig
Richard, her tackle, sc. with her cargo on
board, consisting of ;hree hundred and fi.teen
hogshe eads Of Molasses, tweniy-lour tierccs
and twenty-l -four barrels of do. and sixteen
puacheons oil Rum.
An Information against the ship Caledonia,
her tackle, SC. Also,
An Information by john CAHoonE, Com.
mander of the Revenue Gutter Vlyilanf, a.
gainst the sloop Lord Weihngton, her tackle,
SC with her cargo or board; consisting OF one
hundred bushels of Rye.
Al Of said vessels and goods being forfeit
ed. as is alledged in said lntormstons, for vio-
Istion Of the laws of the United States.
Trial will be had on said IniormatLons at
District Court to be holden at the Court
House in Providence on the first Tuesday III
February mex.
d.. ]. PEARCE, Dehufy Marshal.
,Nrvhorr, .jqpuc y L. 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
@srsbai's Nntires.
DlSH.et ~ nhoae- ISiui....
DURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon
Durable DAYIp HOWELL, ESQ. yudge Of

nURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon
Il Durable DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of
the District Cou,t ior Rhode-lsland District,
NoIcc rs hereby given, that there has been
filed before said Judge, an Information by
WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq Collector OF the
Customs FOR the D.sulct OF Newport, against
the Spanish brig Favorifa, her tackle, SC.
together with her cargo on board, consisting
of sixIy-six hogshcads, eish,y-,wo ba'rels,and
fourteen boxes of Suger sevenly-four hogs
heads and one barrel of Molasses nineiy-hye
puneheons of Rum one zaroan OF lndigo !;
and one pair of plated Lamps with glass
globes. Said goods and vessel being forfeit
ed, as is alledged in said Informalion- for vio.
lation of the laws of the United States.
Trial will be had, thcreon, at 9 District
Court, To be hoidaH az she Court House IN
Providence, on the first Tuesday in February
next ID. J. PEARCE, Dehaty- -s7arshai. 3
; Nezyhert, January 90, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

A Public Dinner was gwen on Saturday, the Bth
instant. at Petersburg, (vs) 10 the corps OF re
tersburgh Volunteers, who have so galla..ily dis'm
gaished them selves in the preseIx war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

Making certain partial appropriations for the
year one thousand eight hundred and four
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
To % sota ~ a0Ae naen05.

On MONDAY, the I'm day OF FEB. next,
10 IL o'ciock-ytar, if not the nerf far day,
At the house Of the late EDWARD PEAsy IN James
town, .
CONE Household Furniture; % Sheep Hogs;
- 30 bushels Indian Corn; so bushels Barle, |,
some Potatoes 4 stacks good Hay; salt Provisions
Farming Utensils and many other articles, too nu-
merous to enumerete. The conditions of the sale
will De made known at the time and place OF sale.
DANIEL ROWLAND, .idninisfrGtor.
jamestown. Jan. IS.i8l4.
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CRANSIDN & SHAW.
OFFER for sale--35 900 VT. Coffee % hhds. Sd
~ proof sweet favored Rum; 10 do Molasses
3 pipes Brandy, 4,h proof 1900 Cadiz Salt i3c
b5s -uperfine philadelphia Flour, 50 half bbis do.
10 boxes Soap 10 do Cordals, Is do. Sweet Oil ;
$50 bbls Navy Bread. tf. Jan. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
FIVE DOLLARS RtWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS Rt.WARD.
II OST-A Note given by Mr.. PAUL NJ MumFoRp
- to Mr.. GsoRoE HAaKNEss, for the sum Of two
hundred dollars. taken up and paid by the subscri-
Ser All persons are forbid negotiating said Note as
the same has been dolyipa'd. WM p. MUMFoRD.
REAL ESTATE.
Ton sale or to let, on reasonable terms, BY the
Il subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. %. Also the House and Lot in Tanner
street, No. ID II has for two years past been i'm
proved in the Grocery Line and is one Of the best
stands in that line Of business or for boarding
house in that part Of the town. and is uncommony
convenient, with shop attached to it; and in the
yard, a stable, woodhouse. &c. The terms will be
liberal, apply TO BENANlWELL SHAW, on the
premises. IT. Newport. August 5. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
FOR SALE,

A Small Deaf on Charleston. s. c. payable at
"a siglA. Inquire at this Office. Jan IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
Oct. II
James Kennedy & Son,

Boo kStlieTs, Gmy Street.,
HAVE. FOR oALE
TIE FAMILY instructor for Parents
eIi Cni dres, Na.tcrs and Servants
Husband. and Wives
In; Chs ,,iaas NaDu'l Of Faith ard
Ds;o.in, d pied to the various &C.
casio s Of The Christian Lie, by b.
81, p ;lchart
The ncw NJ nu,l Of Hcvolions.
(.aoico Embi:ms Tor Youth, Natural
iiiYtori al 10 al and Divine, Will
handsome !: er,vings
IN. Fss,s and FEES ivlls ofthe Church,
b. .lr. Nll,ou s fishoE Eotu'.
ri.c W9rks OF Ian an More III 8 vols
in piaia or elss ,n'' binding
More's :,ystem Of Female Education
Pr,ctical pjcty
Chri>,in Morals
rhc D..Tymon's D&ash,er, N au.
,hsn,ic ard Interesting Marianne, ny
Clc,gymao
Scat1'y v>ry v&luahl. Family Bible,
wHh fiis o. Il Notes i i practice
y iscrvl,ions
School Books and Classics q al kinds
l.hii,.rcas' Books VITA handsome In.
cravings
,i;n'e ani Common Prayer Books Of
al sizes and prizes aud in all the
different kinds ,r 1iHd.ng
" It's and Osigh's P.lems & Hymns
llrHc snd sm Il
;e",lenons' and aides Pocket Books
ani Ladies Thread 'asts
.t.,ion ny Articles oi a. kinds, Fools
cap AID Letter Paper OF the best
quality
Blank & ,oss Of al sorts made in the
n-at>s, manner, ard Account hooks
r,,-d,o any p5ttarn win Patent Rui.
iaE ana Bsndins ii requn ed, and at
the lowest prices
8!.ak, Visiting and Playing Cards and
aooa ;sortinent OF tie most Ia
shinoraie Paper lian3inss.
.tou sm5tr g. DIFF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
A, Moore, Reg'r.
This is to rive Notice, That

This is to give Notice, I hat
me Subscriber Of Alexandria County,
in the District OF Columbia, has OF.
taiaed from the Orphans Court OF SAID
county, Letters Of Naturalization Oil
he personal Estate Of Mary Ann Mar
-, deceased. All persons haSins
claims against thc said Deccdcnt, are
hereby warned to exhibit the SAME
with The vouchers thereof, to the snh-
crib1r duly authenticated AMI p"ssea
by the Orphans Court, on OF before
ne Esd day Of May next. or they
max by ilw no excluded from all bene-
ti.sto sid E state, and !hcie iedebtea
hereto aco requirsd to make irnn'f:
late payment Given under my hard
mis- 23.l i.y OF November 1914.
Andrew Fleming,
A'm'r Of Mary .4aa Marfin
Nov. -. din.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
J. ID. Slnms,
Alex: Moore,
Five Dollars Reward,
WILL. be pane to am person mho will
lis 6 5ornc ny
Cream or Manhee,s C01ored
ii Q Il S L

lie went on CT Friday evening last
rom Alexandria, and wa. seen on Sa-
turlay morains going down The Road
towards Mr.. James Patton, in corn
p.ny with black Horse belonging to
Mr Pat,on-he is four years Old, with
a hiatk name and tai', and large blazc
his iace-his gaiis when travelling
re rack and pace-has the scratches
both hind fest-he was brough'
from Shenandoah county, and has
made m.ny attempts to go back-sbcnl
a month aso he was taken up soTr
mics above Dum!rics. on the Rosd
rom Occoquaa Mills to Thorn's Cap,
on the Blu,. Ridge, and | expect has
made for The sanc Road row.
VIM. Hepburn.
Nov, %. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
/ ,.Tsr 10 The a'teaiica Of MOniea
.'irn Of discernmsaf,
A VERY Val U A BILE
IRON ESTATE,

n, the rivers Shenandoah aud Po-
,pmac, in the conn,ies OF Jefferson and
Loudaan; Tor the worsin- OF ""ich'
wish 10 form small but abe Company,
on per..insn, principle; becoming the
pc ,ent moment 10 be peculiarly iasoi-
able fIr is opef,iions.
The Sests for such Works nave been
viewed by ptse.ic. m:n & pronounced
good-,he ore banks sre con'eacaHF
,itui ed aud the orc abundant, easily
raised, and rich /; Yielding is"n OF very
superior ,ali,y, as sppsarsiron the ttS
,;uIoay OF those VINO have made "n''
~roash, it;-there AFRO scsera! .ayoFaoic
.~i,cs; coa.mand Of water Is power.
fai;-a,d toe wood on twenty Thousand
sere, Of land, GALL of one 'rac:) Is ah"n-
d.,l and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are .ew u
any such lion estate. in America; and
tais is pecuiisriy favorable in snnauoh
u tbe sea, OF government, where sup
ply of Iroo oil the best quality IS Always
in de NAM, and where itmnsl b; ns.;h
" imp,r .sht 10 have it tree from 'he
chances e War
re opposed works will be happily
81 - for ne supr!y OF wealthy end
ps2uioas Erm'ng country, nseding such
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
William Hume,

LATE. oG,Gc UGiccr'i,y q EiinNurgh
who, iarths presen, ye~r has been op-
po'a;-n Co juact Professor Of tie
Greek and Lat;n Largu'Ges in the a
caaeHy sfthis inwn, "lii open elias 5
.ur iaatru ting young Ladies or Cen
,ismen in Tie FrencA language ; as
s1cu a. sc;'icient number o, Prpis
ran y, obtained. II is iniendeA 10 form
Two 6;St:ac, ciasscsl - te taught It Sc
narae hours, which iH.rYFcre cot with
he ,, ppcr hus,ncss OF n. ica1snr
Ia II. "ay Of r,sd.rg, the purest and
nnst cslrbr ted writers il the reign
of Louis TIC XIV. The Avgustan aye
of France, viii DC selected TIE writ
III, end spcak'ar OF tac Language VII
BE- also attended 20.
tie Classes a:c to consist OF zach.
Terms s 10 per garter. application
nav &c mn1o a: the Academy.
S-rt.mber %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
Marsl,a,s Sale.

aY virtue OF an iRter.ocu,oiy ceer'e
cs the Court, will DC sold, on TIC 81"
day OF December neat, ut Winning
ton n. G. OH credu OF 60 and ~
days the saip FORTUNA, burihei
35ot.ns, an her T. hSG2-cons''
ing OF ,';c following articles, VIZ:
e2o boxes nevsnna white sugar,
600 do. do. browa do.
no Sticks Logweed,
io4 boxes Spanish segfrs,
t:erce, 4 bb.s & 3 bags CoHee
Beverly Daniel, Marshall
Nav l5-22.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

An Estray.
WAS TAKEN up atoet the 26'h ct
August La, on the main road near Fair.
lax Court House
Bright Bay Mare,
7 or 9 years old, abou, 4I'es u inches
Ugh, star 10 TIE Lrnbead. cnl a small
while spot en- The left side Ct her neck.
The Mare is left With Mr.. John suter
10 Alexandra. The owner is requested
20 come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
THOMAS WADE.
November IS s.
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This is to give Notice, That

She ) ,oicr.5er o. Alexandra County,
n the District cf Columbia, has So
tAiDcd from the Orphans Court Of ssic
conniy Letters Parliamentary or the
personal Estate OF James ancehy, late
oI toe coua,v afrres-,l, deceased Al
-rsens having Claims against the said
Dccodsnt. ar, lcrcby warned TO c%hi-
VT the SINE with tie vouchers thereof
.uly su,he ,tlca,ed and passed by tho
Orphans Court. to the subscriber on
lr -efore the 23a day OF May next, c.
thcy my bv law bc excieded from al.
pencil. tosaid estate, and those i',d.bt-
~ ther.lo arc reqlcslcd to make i'm.
MEDIATE payments: Given under ny
,apd this 2sl d,v of Move mhcr, 1914.
Thomas Cruise,
.;enrg Erecuior If jas Saeehg, deed.
Nv -, dam.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

.vnniv. A sonst;tutioR for an Iron
company hath been diyested under the
n.,sc,ioa of the most experienced IRON
masters, with a special view of ce'.
l,in,y in the necessary funds, perma'
pence of operation, and safety to each
individual Stakeholder and | ofei
hereby, strong inducement. to those
,neliuel to engage in .uch Company j
outing the property, with all its advan'
taves, At les. TO the Company (ol which
1 wish to be on,) than wha, il would
actually sell Tor, in farm and wood lots
know of no men, OF common pfu-
dence, that have failed to amass fortunes
by this business, whsrs the ore has been
plentiful spd good, and the wood abdR.
aan.-who have sdop,sd the Improved
mode v hich was srst prac,ised ipPenn-
sylvania. by Mr.. Reber, ColcS,an wh.
coming a stranger into the country, u
commencing vith noting but ms su-
psrior saga,i,y md ACTIVITY, made b.
iha, business p'incely fortune IN IL"
yeats; ard is nov ;ic largest owner o:
lron.wcrks IN Au:crica!!
Persons sesirou, Of purchasing any o.
this property, or Of .neagin. in ,as ]
ran concern viii &c p.e=scd 70 aaply Il
The ,ah:-sib-r in th;s plscc--;:rle MAJ
Wa. Hickman. D ar CCaiics:pwn, Jci
',,r,on I.1uu,. --cr 20 Mr.. Abel jcansrs
near Wste,f"rl ia Loudoun Ccluiy
aud Il by le''cs 70 pay postage
Fcrl.inaldo Fairfax.
Ja'r s. law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
TO RENT,

THE HOUSE. now OCCUPIED By Dr.
Brooke, adjoining the residcnce 81 ~.
Isaac Gibson, with or ~i!ir'i the fPf
niture.-Eor terms sppiy n
Isaac Gibson.
September ~. F"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

HAys BLN;>
FRANCES ALE. .hNnEn.
''tIr .A!tranar:a.
IDUaSUaHf to "a DEED of TnS
4 FROM Gen. Henry lie. n tic sng.
.cri5cr. bearing d-ts Oh lhs 6ii ~; a.:
hay, III the yer 1899, aGG tuy re-
cordcd in the Coult tor rs. c,uat, Of
fIcnrico, in Virginia, will hc Sold a.
O'Clock, al the iinnt Goor Of the
coff:e House, in tic Tosn OF h.cyan.
lria and District o. Columbia o. the
! 5th d.y oil December next, ior ready
money, all ;hc right. title anG III le.t
oi The sa,d Henry Lee. 10 Eve urciyid.
ell thirteenth. OF Tract OF LAND,
supposed TO Gems 80 ~ are, iein,
the propsrty ha % gi.y 10 a! omrlny
c1iled the Virginia Com2aty, c,nii {.
Gus ~ the CITY Of iiichm mi, end ~.
Ing on bo,h sides Of the LINES River
Canal, and commanding the water g,
sid River sai!ieicn: fer Water. Work;
Of every kline, and OF tn, l,estsst cx.
t:n.-Also, all the right, ;i1s and il.
crest o; the said Honey Lee, 70 thleo
mall unascertsincd parcel. OF LAM,
living, adjoining, o. contiguous to the
Estate Of the late loan tarycy, ra,Ici
B.Iyidera-iwo of which parcels {
LaRd were Iu:chsacd f,om John iI,r-
yey, and the other from l.cnry Rants.
.rhe ahovc prsrer,y is so'l to r.;i>c tic
sum Of Sixteen Thoussnl F;rc Hun
bred ard Scveh:y.oHc Do.!srs I'D e.
yentscn Gents, with legal interest
thereon from the 5lE day OF Jure iii the
year 10 8.
Eich'd. Bland Lee,
Trustee.
Nov. IS. ta~,;.
~ The Filter of tho Pichmord
Patriot is requested 70 inert the above
,wice week until Tie d,v Of sale, ahl
send his sccount 70 this OTc.
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Orphans Court,

Alerandria County, Nov. Term, 1873
ORDERED, That that the Admi.
nistraters Of Mary Avn Martin, de-
ceased, do insert the following .dver'
;issment three lines a week ior tour
weeks in the Alexandria Newspapers.
a Cepy--Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
Rich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Land
FOR SALE.
400 ACRES

OF FIRST quality unimproved bottom
Land, lying on the great hanila"a
aiycr, in ths state of Virginia, will be
offered at Public Sale, before the Cot.
!.c- Hous. door in THIS Town, On the
add. of Nov. next. at ~ o'c'eek at
aoon. The terms of sale viii te' one
aalf the purchase none, in hard' sne
Inc balance in ard u months, pay
ncnt 10 be secured by negotiable noie'
With two approved endorsers, to bear
;aterest fIom the date, and lieu upon
,h. land. This Land is part OF the
Justly celebrated tract known by the
dame OF
Craik's Survey;
snd aSiains The Iinas oE tie late Cen.
Washington. Ssit works have been
l,ely established IL rs nciehhorhood
.'ne ;i;ls is indispu,ahle. TIC lane
will &c disposed OF by trivate Sale. ar
any time before tie day above men
toned, upon .pr'.;atlon 10 the SUB.
<criSers; who will exhibit plat OF II
70 any one disp osed t0puroha''
J. d. Simms,
Alex: Moore,
Ex.eu,srs Of TIE Lest iM and fessa.
meaf Of Jas. Croik, deed
October II. 2a"ts
NJ The Pr:r:crs of tbs Winchcs.
tor Gazette and Staunton Republican
Farmer arc requested publish he a.
bove once q week till sale AMI forward
,kc!r accou IS ~ ri. Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
NOTICE.

THE Crpar,nership Of BLAND S
NOBLE is this day dissolved by mutu
al consent. The business Of the 6'u'
will be closed by SAMUEL BLANp-to
whom those having claim, vii spp.y, &
those indebted will make payment.
Samuel Bland,
Roswell Noble.
November IS. day.