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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
THURSDAY, JUNE 90, 1914.
The importers of Goods in

tie Sh'ps A < & NJ nspon may Can el
their Beads by applying at the Clerks
Once, and p ylng the costs and pro.
dnclng tn" Collectors certificate Of the
Gu''-s being paid.
June "a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23

This is to give Notice,
That the subscribers of Alexandra
County in the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county, letters testamentary
on the personal estate of THOMAS
Cole, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. all persons having claims a.
ealnst the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, to the
subscribers on or before the 18th day of
De ember next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benz fit to said estate (;
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this lth day
of June 1874.
Tryphosa N. Cole,
Erecutrir.
Caleb Hand, Ex'or.
June IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
THE SUBSCRIBER

| Gs far Sale TIE ioLlozuiag articles at his
Store, Uiz 4:
sOOo VT. first euaiity Bacon
.0l bushels potatoes
10 do do Rhode Island
fit for Seed
Smoked Venison Hams
Neat Toaeuts
Wai.key in barrels
5000 VT first quality Goshen Cheese
Plckied Get and Pork
And general assortment Of GRO
CERlGo as usual.
WIN. GARNER.
N.rcb 2S td3M
1000 W.T.. Seine Twine,
Superior qualify
100 bbls. AopisS, III orime order
50 boxes Opt Candies
30 do. Mould do.
1900 w. Coffee, IN bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
50 do. Wrapping do.
hhds Muscovado Sugars
1900 los. Loaf and Lump do.
50 boxes Bloom r isins
- b'rr,ls Whhk
casks Gosien Cheese
bag. Pep, Der
1890 bus Is 81. Uhes Salt
Isl barre s Henings
70 10. = al,
For Sale By TIE Subscriber.
wRo HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FA R{LY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
twenty-five Dollars Reward.

NNA AWAY from the subscriber
EN on the slst OF My, dark mulat-
to man named CAESAR, about IS
years of age, five feet six inches high,
stout and broad. shouldered, thin visage,
features regular, used to driving light
wagon or Cart, oznaburg pantaloons &
shirt, waistcoat of striped twilled coun.
try cloth, hat and shoes much. worn; is
an artful fellow and will probabably
change his clothes. H. belonged for.
merly TO Ludwell Lee Esq. Of Loudoun.
Ten Dallars will be given ior sppre
hending and delivering 10 me said Run
away, if taken not more than u miles
from home, or IS dollars Tor any greater
distance.
BAIL Williams.
June Is tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
lHn SUBSCRIBER.

/ Hc SUBSCRIBER.
aAS received for Sale, fresh sup.
s I" o. nrst quality PHILADELPHIA
OA'fR & ALE. part of which is
Wv ID BEETLES, and fit tor use.
T, \, WIN DUNLAP.
=. ~ y: b He has also OH hand, and forsale
"ts Mandatory,
~ boxes superior quality SOAP and
HANDLES Mould and Dipt-4,
> s s AID 10 to the pound,
70 sbis. clear NC. ROSIN.
w. D.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
300 hogsheads Maryland
'ooacco. Apply TO
Charles l. Catlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
mean TO Practice in the Frederic
'Gre Chance Court :.
itch. II. Henderson.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, June Term, 1914.
ORDERED, Tint the Executors
Of THOMAS COLE deceased, do insert
the following advertisement times
a week for four weeks in the Alex
andria newspapers
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
June Is
Fifty Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber
R about six years ago Negro Wo-
m n, named STAGE, but she has al.
tered it to TREACE, and am Informed
has pass and two children with her,
which were born since she absconded--
she is about % years old-short thick
woman-marked with the small pox
and on one side of her face has
small scar--she ha. remarkable 6n,
ger nails, they being hollow as a cup
her teeth stand wide before.-The
above reward will be given for appre-
hending and securing her in the Jail
OF Alexandria, and reasonable charges if
brough. to Piscataway in Maryland and
delivered to me.
Hendly w. Lanham.
June Is 6ls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
Land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale.
TNHE subscriber will sell that we'll
known Farm RETIR EMENT-
Ii is situated on the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about miles from
Alexandria, containing
55S ACRES.
The improvements are a spacious and
convenient dwelling house,smoke hsuse,
a large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uncom-
monty we'll, and to person disposed 10
enter largely into the agricultural way
this farm would be great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandria COM
bined with fertility of soil, sc. renders it
we'll worth the attention If those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession (if requir-
ed) will be given neutrality-suspicious.
disposed to purchase may know the
terms on application to Benjamin M.
Brooke or the subscriber residing on the
premises.
INN BROOKE.
March IL IF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23


IT: Meeting of The President and Di
,ectors Of the Lutlc River 7urnhiks
cmnany IN the 2ozvn OF .Ale rand aria,
on the fourth day Of February, 1914.
REMLvVD, Tnat notice be gwen tC
&C ei,nqucnt stockholders IN the Lit.
tie River turnpike Company, that I'M
less payment is made ct the amount
due oA their respective shares OF
sock 10 the Treasurer of said Com
pany in Alexand ia, on or before the
frs, day Of Nav next ensuing the. date
hereof, that their accounts will be put
into c hands OF an Attorney, with in.
stru. rtons to bring suit to the first
cour a:tcr the expiration OF the above
tine.
DRpGRED, That sopy of the a.
,sve ~ so,stion be delivered to each
,e,inquent stakeholder in the Little
River Turnpike Company.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
Joseph Dean,
Pres1aeut.
AI.,,, Nov 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
NOTICE.

To Rent Lease or Sell.
THE subscriber will rent for the On.
suing year, lease for term of years,
or sell for cash or on long credit, that
NOTED TAVERN, &c.
In Port Tobacco, Charles County State
OF Maryland, at present occupied by
MIR. Horatio Clagett,
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas, Co. Dec. IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
HAVE JUST REcE1,ED AND
FOR SALE,

1900 pieces iouS q saolt Yellow Nan.
Necns u LAP. quality
Is chests imperial Tea,
30 chests, hat chests aud boxes Y.
lyon do
~ bis Lost Sugar,
cases IL pint fumblers,
pipes genuine Cegniac brandy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28

MEL ANGHOLY OCGUkkLNCE'
o. oandsy silefn1 on issg a boat. M pas.
stag 'hs navy yard. was fred upon b, one o.
the cen,inels. and M. J sepn Ga'elI, Oh
tins own. Wa uniottuna ely killed Sefer-
al other persons were ia tie Doai. We IN.
dets,snd ne reason assign BY The cen'ne,
ioe titins, ~ss, that he suspected them OF
giving wrong answer whea he hailed -
a co'oner's lnques, sat upon the body yes,
,efday, snd brought IN ihe'r verdict "u,yw
MURDER" The cenlinsl is Row IN confA,e-
IA "a, and as his conduct " l. undergoa ie.
81 Investigator, W. torbeal mixing ""y
comneals. On this very regfehensbie afiAh'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28

propose premium Of 50 dollars for
this arithmetloal pr oblem OF question.
II 1t cost 10000 men by sickness,
5000 by the sword. and 10000 by Cap
ll,iiy, besides ~ millions of dollars 10
lose fort Niagara, how muck blood and
treasure viii II take al that rate 10 take,
conquer and retain oil Canada
Anew Newton must appear TO invent
a new rule for the case. Fluxions will
not answer = hey .re onl, an Infinite
atfrotimaaon which will not be sppli-
cable TO This question ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28

Donsparte took exactly twelve yesr'
to rise TO a height hon which Twelve
m0nlhs have been sufficient to pgeelpi..
tate him. In 1893, he was inslailec
First Consul in 1902, appointed Coz.
sui for life In 1904, Emperor o.
France and in 2, with almost al
Europe y, his feet, lac began that deeleii'
sion at Moscow, which, in rs, was com
pfeted at Leipsic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28

Embargo ! Iaees and Wfsfern DE-
cSfers "A gentleman from the west
ward was lately asked by an inhabnant
OF this village, how The warhawks Ct his
part oil the country we're Affected BY the
Em5aIgo, Taxes, and Western Disss.
tiers p why, said he, much in The sans
manner with the old negro, who lays
the point OF death, and who said TO The
ply sicisn on his arrival, +" Well, nov,
masss decor, me wisha you tella me-
tor true, what you guess bout my gs!
well" / he physician answertd," Wei
jack; | think you cannot gel well, YOU
must die" I" WeH," sid Jack, NEE
I'm eai."--Caiskill Emen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28

:. Eom the Uni.ed SAFES Caze,te.n,
By the politenesS Of gen;leman we
have been iasoured with London p..
per OF the 25lh December ia.l, from
which we mae the following extracts:
Ad'ices are said 10 be received, thar
Sir Rowland Hill had crossed she A.
dour, aid that on the 18th the MARQUIS
oil Wellington had, after the ,ictory
gained on that day, chosen a position
which would have rendered extremely
dltiicul; the retreat OF Soult TO Bayulns.
The ,h,ee egimenls which came over
to Lord Wellington, were, it is said,
1000 strong, aud that on coming over
they stipulated 10 be sent into Germa-
N, -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28
Gp tl)f @a,is.

The President Frigate arrived.
NEW YORK, FEB. l9 -Yesieldsy the
United States iligate President, Com.
modore Rodgers, arrived within III.
HooS, alter cluze oil IS days, and
which had expired she has passed
most oil the West India Islands Law
OIL Charleston AZ hours, and was chased
by "a, two irigaes and two sIoops of
war During the cruize she has car
tured three English me. chan,m.n
which were sunk Alter taking out their
CARGO aud has Oh board 80 prisoners
On approaching the Hook, she saw a
"a 10 windward, and irigate 10 lee
ward, but no disposition was shewn by
them 10 come 10 action.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-28
STARVING JOHN BULL.

E, he following FACT may be useful
to those who have advocated the pres
eat Har for the purpose of starving and
beggaling great Brltain On the Islh
OF Dece mber last, Zone year and an half
after the experiment began) the price Of
the Quarfern Loaf of fine white bread,
weighing upwai as OF .Joar hounds, wa.
selling In London 1T fzvenfy Gems the
loaf AID household bread al about II
and in the country much cheaper. id.
ded 10 this, in consequence oil the great
demand Tor manuiao utes, the worsmen
who lormely labor, tor tiilyctnt, day,
now receive d guinea and hall per
week. Such was the low price OF & ain
in Eng Gland, that Lord HOLLAND Ia lea
der oil oppo,i,ion III the House OF Peers)
had proposed the enactment oil law
prohibiting The importation OF foreign
gram. -
The price of a Yankees head is now
Fixed by Congress Eight dollars re-
~srd is offered to every wretch, who
Will enlice or kidnap any yankee, and
sell his lille TO government l24 dolls.
is offered to the poor victim for hs Gun
hfe. When | ssy 'or his t/e, il is be-
cause our army 70 axe The cave Of The
Lion, 10 which many footsteps are seen
going in and none c,ning out,
No woadsf the Southern St4.es dcs-
pise us. They Can buy a Yankee (tAy
ihink) Tor i24 dollars, part IN cash, aid
part AZ iair promises, while the Price Of
one OF their able bodied 4 groes 10 500
dollars i-R,6!on Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
from he .Nfc-,- fork. Erer;nc- posf

ire7d re .Ne-s- orf Ecea;ng- Post.
On Tuesday last, the General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of Anerica was convened in
the city of Philadelphia. During It's sitting,
on Wednesday the I7th inst. the Rev. DIR.
Monre was consecra.ed Bishop of the state
CT Virginia, having been previously elected
20 the said of.ice by the Convention of the
Church in Virginia. On this occasion, there
we're present four Bishops of the Episcopal
Church Bishops White, Hobart, Griswold
ANA D"hon. and an appropriate sermon was
delivered by Bishop Hobart. TIE scene
YES truly solemn and interesting The era
cious providence of God in having opened
a door in this event frr the revival of his
work IN the Episcopal Church Of Virginia,
called forth the tears of joy and gratitude
from many eyes. and the prayers of many
SOUS, that he would finish the good work
which re has thus nIercjfully b qua. The
st rrnon OF Bishop Hooart, delivered on this
occasion. will be Published IN a short time,
and will amply repay the time and aiten-
1ca Bestowed rpon pernsingit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
LIE FsSEX FRIGATE.

FIRM he Bo8ton Daily .HaUerfFser, Nay 90
The aptsin OF the Duke de Talavera
arrived at Boston informs. that the United
States frigste Essex had been at Rogue,
where she expended S2O.0CO COR cattle, &c.
which she had sailed and dried. and sailed
tbeace to the southYard about IL days before
he lett Pernambuca, which was about the
lst Of April
From The BOsfoB Palladium. My II.
On Tuesday arrived At quarantine the
Portuguese brig Duke Of Talsvera, from
Pernamhuca, in 48 days. she reports, that
the United States frigate Essex, Captain
Porter, took on board great quantity of
provisions at Cape st. Rogue, (near Per-
nanbuca) twelve days before the brig sail
ed, and departed again, destination uBknow n.
Several of her off Gers had been at Pernam
blca, making purchases.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28

believe, is n Coon,crfeit, and as ncariy as
can recollect OF the following description-
letter L. NJ. 81, made payable to Lane
hennon, and dated 18th january 1912. The
manuscript haurcs appear to be Of larger
SIZE than Any with which they were compar-
sd-Ihe copper plate is admirably tmita-
ted the most material d ference ] could
discover is i'll the Tree at the back Of the
imags, at tse head of the dill. In the good
bills. irnmc diatcly at the back of the r,eh.
hand otthe image, there isa considerable in
depture in the Engraving, hmb turning
almost perpendicuiarly down with the
branches and foliage quite d;stinct--in the
Counterfeit, this is indistinct, and resembles
more the top of the Tree than the part il is
designed to Experimentation above
and inchnlrg more to the ieft, in the coed
bills there are four naked branches-in th,.
other, the engraving Is neither so strong o.
dissirct-The signatures oe the President *
Cashier, are admirably executed, bur in the.
good bills the lower part cf tire inri al
). is cut oHand appears upon the lower bill.
whereas IN the other it is cYtire-The parL-c
rs the worst part of the bill-It is of shas thin
whitish kind with some threads of rel silk
interviewer into 1t ; but instead OF threads as
IN the genuine paper. This MS Jumps aud
when it is held to the light, there is lainness
in parts OF the paper, which Nil at cnce be-
tray it.
% We understand, that Cornterfe;ts IF
similar description from SIS to l0O,, inclusive,
have been lately thrown into Circulation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
COMMUNICABLE


All improvements in ciIe breeding and rearing OF
THIS truly valuable and National .faialai rousi give
pleasure To those who iule r. "a in tie prospe-
rity Of their Country's Dom cs,ie Il, sources
/ We are eredhly Inform ed, that twenty .op pounds
two ounces OF excellent wool were taken from th I.
backs OF two Sheep, of the Arlington Lcng Wooded,
few days since on the Estates of MIR. Casts in n
Kent During the public services Of this Gentleman
lac h's tyer been the arden. advocate Of wnst may
BE- termed the FGranerS Rree that - toe dsser.I,-
ton OF Sheep bearing Wool best suited for the Do
Ia-atc purposes OF humble life, for clobng the L.
eeurer, the Soldier, Sailor, the Artisan and these
other humble yet merit orieus classes citizens VINO
compose the great mass of our Republican conomu.
NIFTY. The rage for Merno or fine Wooded Sheep.
tor while absorbed the whule attention OF breeders
and improvers but the good sense Of the Couutry
returning, brings with it due consideration tor
The improvement Of those animsls which shah best
minister to cur real and give comfort INDUS.
try and happiness TO the desc, wing circle of Far
msr1 Preside The Arlington Lone Wooded, pro-
duce, an adSairssle msteris' for blankets, srong
cloths hose, ard al articles of the fret uecrssit> g.
forms good foundation TO improve Ours with Me-
rinos for the finer fabrics OF snd elegance cocb
ned.
" Some samples Of the Improved a. L. Wool
are left at fhfs Ofce for inspections.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
ElI RTCHAR0Sow ~, =. r,a..

|1I RICHARDSON'S ia r. maker.
( ESFEc FULLY niorns t,s customers, aud
the Public generally, that ms DOR Of N;inta' .
oe''ee ''s'iHs terminated, he hss resutna. ls ht.
s'nss, ~ the Sign of ihe Clock s,a tvo,sta.
,.e south si',e OF e Tor msi) Street, East a, tho
N,scHet hr'dge, between 2o and 2is.. Stcscts. ma
soiG''s renewal OF their past favcu-s
= "'n n1'her spsrr time rsre to mako
hote',o giving Satisfaction, to those ~ao m.y a.
YOUR him with their custom
Nav 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28

Ne ANIED by the Subscriber cou,r.ete seyp,
stress, ALSO, Young Wom.h ,n.t is veil
3Sfushsed wan the several branches of the Nil
mary ons'ness, together with t,.n Young Isd,e,
n'in twelve to fourteen yearI of sce as apIreut;.
10 TIE GAME hn.teys Nure need spray trt tbo..
VINO eEh PSoi.lsS aood recon o,.n alto; g.
C0hSidnftv On {Jqnr
An Ela-snt sssortneRt OF i;onnets " h;sb nv L..
asu as t0~ as can purenssed in axe ely, ther
May 2s. va
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
From the Bogton PaNqdiurn.


We hear from Halifax, that the war with
America is considered very much for tbs in
terests Ut that place that, however, many
merchants regret the general blockade, As
they mad flattered themselves with profit
able trade 10 the states o. the removal o.
our commercial restrictions. Sone persons
Thought The blockade would be modified
A feet Of merchantmen from BnglaD5 with
she spring iuportations, was momcnlly ex-
pected. American privateers we're looking
out for il. A petition hal been sent to En-
gland froc' newfoundland. Nova Scotia &
New-Brursai praying that the fishing
privileges at newfoundland should not
again be a. anted to the United States
Several individuals expressed an ex-
pectation that the British government would
81 the pending negotiation. contend for the
cession Of the entire jurisdiction OF the lakes
as one # the conditions Of peace.
~ to the S;h inst. tde blockade procla-
>, .icu had not reached HALIFAX 10 on Off
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
Adiufent General.

We have good reason for believing that
information, very little, if any hing short
OF, ofhclal has been received in this city by
the Rfgsn', OF the Emperor of Austria hav-
ing united his forces To that of his son in law,
the'Emperor OF France, and decis, ed az ainst
the allies. DEN, Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
.Hdjt. and Jnshr. Genis. office.
.EdJ'f ard Inshr Gers. Office.

ANY commissioned officer of the army of
the United States, who shall send or ac-
cepi any challenge to fight duel or who,
Knowing that anY other officer has sent or
accepted, or is i>bout to send or accent, a
chaiienge to fight duel and who does not
Immediately arrest ard bring % trial The of
iencers IN this case. srsli be dismissed the
service Of the u. States.
J. Il. WALBACH,
.fdjufont General.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
Richmond, Mag es.
NOTICE.

/ He SUI riher tss been Induced rrcy, ,,r,.
e'reum',ano's' to open house Of public en-
MIL ru, ~ ms res'oenc- IN Hanover, sbou, ten
n'''es from hehmond abd shout an euu-I o.r,,c
i,oia Hanover Town AMI Hanover Cunri-Iiouse. o.
me o4eadow-bTidge road, and so.eits public nstro,
age. " DIII,V ,S lPS,+h
osk-ve'!, My 2s 'A', -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
LAED FOR SA =,

90
AETl be exposed to saleo o. l,t- dow F ~,
w ly next, beins LOUIS. Goa. dos. a, 80 ray.t
House Two tracts OF land which Sa,s cs.ne,-
ted to tn Com monwesitn. to wiz son. tie cd
.lfarshGIPs I'D Store e,n.su.ng " e,,n,ot.o,
Three hana'ed and noe acr5,
tract, lying % s ,u'aap,. rse -e.ta'7iu,
One hu"aTcd md Mi;tr fue acyes,
of which mes o. IN ~ c,,,
ing terms--one thru OF t.e SO chsss ~ o,ty To D..
paid on the 25t day Of D.ce.,rer urvi GA
the balance Oo - 35ta day ~ B.e.roGer fci.
loving. The -nn VI, SOD e3tire or IN r.rsejs-
may best SUI purchasers len WILLIE Id
known on the day OF sai-. Bond snd approved
personal sr'a,'g ~ be required, together VITA
Deed % Trust CE 10, pre .,ises by
JAS. M!GiIlE Eschedfoy
May 29.-w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
SAFES at Auctaogl.

w III he exposed 10 sale, n fhe highest bidder
on the premises o. the 9th dsy o. yTnre next
the the balance ofs tenn o! Jssrs, IN horss On q
N',loln'nG The one ,urisd Ivy Me-. s Os.ood. il
which Thomas W,Gsrns ~ ;n,3iva,t ,sI,,. -, 81
5nterested' By DENSE iro'o Mrs Mar ,ret HsrS,s
Terms made S2cwn al Sole
WILLIAM D WREN.
S-gcGat i th4 L. If
bici1Vond aH!a +
Msy 90 ~ u.s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28

oial manner, but eniy IN newspaper. end
the port admiral said he should not act up /.
on 1t ill he received u officially.
The captain of the Nymphe did not mem
ZION tue new blockade 10 The prisoners on
BOARD his vessel On Friday as
-Edjf. and instr Gems. Office.
Washington, MAY 20, 1914
GENERAL ORDERS.
Absent officers now o furlosgh, and not
ordered ON the recruiting service, will join
their respective corps or regiments nnme-
distely. BY order.
J. Is. WALBhCH,
Hdjufant General.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28
FOR SIZE
TWENTY THOUSAND Accrs
May os.

TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Mountain i-sncs, IN the comfy OF Pstr,,k, en-
Tracing the three forks OF the l,tl,. ~ r.
with many other fine streams Of watec--s.
TINS land 10 ct prime qushty-Afy Friend .I;y;or
Carter Who, Who lvss adjoining, viii show it.
ZEN THOUSAND ACRES
Licking Lsnds in Kentucky, foroier.y the pro,s,,,
OF the late Thomas Shore, $50 o; P,,eri,,rs-
Ny Brother Ue; wilson, Ut LouisoiAs, IS au,,s,r-
isei To dispose Of this estate
ElGHT n HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACprs
butchers Creek Land, IN the county ~ Nl.tI
0Srg' i've miles from the Court-Iiorss NOV
IRIS IS oil prime qu9ity for Tobaeeo ana
wa, WHO pientauon snfscienl ~ work Io
OF ~ hanrs, n crest sdvsntase--Mv Srothe-
10, W'ls"' r. SIDES on ana will show ti.is IapJ-
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
or there"bouts, i Hsnover County, ia lie nr,vh-
oonrheed OF Dir. hon'ss Bowess, about twelve
Im,'es from tbs city
ne above Lanos, ar any part thereof will b
soi' Tor Cash or sny kind Of produce or upon ere ii
10 SUI PNrehase"s-o9 they viii be bqrter-d TO-
ther lands - o. about this CITY or for Ian IRON
James or Tsrl rivers below the Civ
my "sS-i estate uron jams Rvr ats ao
hou. 3 r'detrora this CITY, SIS for So. nm
t .m neary $50 Acres, a.d wall ,aown ny NJ
Fleny the Munger there
have so Acres OF Coat I.snt ad;oi,n, VI 49,
hancock, n r, Or X Curri@-my wis. ,s ,s 3
pose ct hsif this Land to some persar wto ~,
me . means Snd will work the Whole, Upon j at
Apply at ny oa''- i 4 pfrS,; wusoT
Richmond. May es. #
et1RhNED OR STOLEN, from tie toWn 9s
~ vi. nehrs ;ar- or sbnnt the 1871 List. dark
CHE&.AUF SORREL HCRSE,
About ltet hish. W Ia dol strs.k on his forehead,
little white on his lett foot behnd, about n ae years
ProoS'ic IA Tsy make for 1fecl;Ieu,t,--
E"untN, from waen.s he was lateiv srou-b, -
peT'on delivering ssi' horse to the sYfser;b.r y
Nnnehester Or 10 Arthur Moody in Mesklennnr,
will be rewarded for their trouble. -
Nsy o. 49,