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III E. N r Y

About 81 or % years ofage, low, vel
made, and remarkably strong and a.|
tive for his size His arms and hs,!
are very targets looks rather sarS
but he can assume an insinaans
smiling couHtelance when he pleased
when alarmed, embarrassed, or aOs
to be detected in any offence, he saB
mers very much but at other times
speaks very well He is an excesdg
good ostIer, carriage-driver, ana wy
gonsr. Ipurchased him Of MS Rfi
Wormley at Urbanna, in JanuaY 'Ia
lie was raised by his brothe&
Warner Wormley, in King, Win
county but / have reasons to beIa
that some evil disposed person b
furnished him with pass, to eDas
him 10 pass through the country ai
free man, and that he is now On h
way to Alexandria, the Federal Civ
ard Baltimore, having passed ,hro1a
Fredericksburg.
lie carried with him, or had on vfa
he weat away, a purpleish or bio'']
ish surtout, with red flannel linlnsa
large white plated buttons sla
coat of twilled Virginia cloth OF
bIackish color, being of cotton al
wool mixed-a pair Of paotsIoon'
the same kind of cloth, several wax
coats, one of them Of striped Nusf'
cloth-a toIerabIy good black roa'
hit, and several Virginia cotton Shin
and several other articles. ;.
Whoever will deliver the above @'
to William Herbert, Esq. IN Ae'Y.
dria, or to myself here, or con'sl ,,
such information as will enable h' ",
get him again. shall be very 'i,s" r
rewarded. An persons are '0's's :,
ed not to harbour or ehtsf'"" :.
all masters Of vessels and oihS'" !"
to carry him out of the state, 10 a
who shall offend herein shall DC p'r u,
cuted with the utmost rigor Of 'D' .
David Robertson
Petersburg, April 2o-3S'
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n ElaIfu tOi,,Y CdiC.S 6s ~
ayNyHE SUBSCRIBER will sell that well
known Farm ENVIRONMENTS
II is situated on the Great Eunting
Greek Bridge Road, about miles from
Alexandria, containing ~
$50 acres.
The improvements are spacious aud
convenient dwelling house,smoke house,
q large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uncom.
monty well, aAd to person disposed to
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
well worth the attention of those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession (if requir-
ed) will be gisen neutrality-suspicious.
disposed to purchase may know the
terms on application to Benjamin NJ.
Brooke or the notwithstanding on the
premises.
March IS. 1t.
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Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for

The subscriber offers tor
sale a 7 sRsi, containing about 80 acres,
about Ave miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a
dapssd 70 clover ard the. production OF
vegetables, abopndng in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a
bout ffty acres CLEARED and unGer a good
fence, on the Rsvehsworh road, aoout
six miles from Aiexandria, aud adjoining
the lands OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany AMI the late Robert Moss. and
about a mile from the FIRST mentioned
farm.
S Oh. Sin,ns.
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FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell on mode
I rate terms, the House and LOT
at the corner Of jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
meiits. The house is well finished {;
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out-housss, and pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre of ground, extending 1873
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Fair.
fax streets. Attached to it is a good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simrns.
January Is, DIFF.
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MRS. MOONEY

INFORMS those who have sv,.
4 her with their custom, that ,bt y
Just received handsome ssso,,n,s'
OF STR AW HATS of liAcIept bind
from New York and philadeIpbis.
Ladies Black Silk STOCKINGS
Ladies White six do. .
Ladies' Fine White Cotton do,
Mems do. do
Common Kid Gloves,
,Co!oured Kid do.
Black best quality Kid Gloves,
: White do. DO,
Small Boxes Pins,
Apron Tapes,
Short Yellow Nankeen,
Yard wide Chintz.
tn,.,i 28
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NOTICE TO MIII.ERs.

To John Worthington, Isaac, Nc
Pherson, Elisha Tyson, Thomas Ell
licott, and others, Sc &c. Flour Mall
lers, amounting in the whole to the
number of ----, full list of whose
names would be tso expensive. Those
who infringe the rights of the sub
scriber, and join in memorials to Con-
gress to get the act for his relief re-
pealed.
Gentlemen,
You are probably appraised OF the
fate of your memorabilia, if not, this
is to inform you, that you are referred
to the courts of the u States for re-
dress, where / had invited you. In
deed you did say much, too much! !
And you did prevail so far as to seta
bill reported to the Senate, such as
you wished! Bur it was refused a
third reading by vote of % to g..
/ presume you will not unite IN ano-
,ther me .alorial, but prefer now to pay
for license to use my improvements,
IS Others have done freely long ago
iFnot, Inform you, that suits Will be
Instituted for damages. WIN the Ju-
RIGS give lcssthan the sums saved you
by the use of my Improvements over
siace you forcib!y seized on them, <
rave used them IN defiance OF the
Jaws of the Uniteii States Congress
will never seize on my rights for your
use.
You know my prices were lower
than any paten,ee ever charged, viz :
the price of labor saved to you in one
year only, giving in all the other adj
vantages, and all the rest of the patent
term How then could you say that
| extorted T? Didyou believe your own
words
You must acknowledge that it will
be no more than fair and just, that the
past use Of my improvements by in-
fringers, shall pay for ali my time lost,
and the costs of law suits, &c. sc. ID
defence of nv rights, since that use is
SO amply sufficient. Therefore s per
cent per annum is demanded on the
sum saved you in each and every
year, after the 22d January lslS, un-
til you purchase licenses /; this is in
addition to the original price that !
charge those who comply with the
law, and respect patent rights But if
you think this charge too high, you
may on paying nae before suit be COM
menced the 6 per cent per annum, on
the sums saved you in each year since
you begun to use my improvements.
within my patent term, quit the use Of
them, and keep the principal sums
yourselves.
The money is wanted to put in ope.
ration other improvements still more
exclusively Useful. Therefore no fur
ther indulgence will be given 20 in
FINGERS.
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ADVERT ISEMENt

THE subscribers having e,yNc.
partnership in the $. t,bHeirb
business, respectfully INFORM me 'hr, q:
!ow-ci,izsns that any orders viii s;1 II
, pleased to favor them with b.. WI u 4
gratefully received and .,. uIP NIT
their skin aud attention vii "'
share of the public conilde"ts'
Walter BrocFe5 T.
Robert Brocket, !. ' ',,,
Washington street AiaSs an.
site the hon. N. flszaua ~
April 90
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NOTICE

A CONTROVERSY mdsk'
respecting the proper,sdsas ps,
Ticket in the Potomac a"' wing ~
alb Lottery, the further dar:., T'ns
Lottery is unavoidably p ..,,Iy sssfs
The public are respectfully P; ssssns,,
that the drawing VIII eo - The y
soon as the suit in relation 70 Z
ct shalt be determine. Act
Jonah Thompson, ,s Isslp'
Potomac y S'e''"s lss;'
April %
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Oliver Evans.
Washington, April l6-2l, 1914.


This IS to give Notice,
THAT the subscriber Of Prince
Georges County hath obtained from
the Orphans Court thereof letters tes-
tamentary of the estate OF Gavin Fla.
milton, with the will annexed, and
that all persons interested therein, are
desired to produce their claims Oh or
before the se,h day of July next-thcy
may otherwise be By law excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
VIM. K. Clagett,
E1'or. Of Gavin Hamilton
January 81. law6m.
". B. The sale Of his goods will
take place on the 5th February.
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the
Hantinr Creek Bridge Company are
hereby ooti6ed that on Monday the 20
of May next. an election viii De he'd a,
!. the toll house of said bridge, tor zee
sident and four Directors, TO serve the
Company one year from that day.
/ John Hooff,
Treasurer
April -. tawtlmlM.
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GRaNTENE PEN:N, ESQ.
THIS littl work was presented
by Mr.. Fostej ate British Minister)
to a gentlcni of the District, and
through that Bntleman's goodness is
now publishd lit made its appear.
ance in Lond early in 1912, & went
through twd Billions there in few
months -IdkHers from other works
of the kind its conferences, being
classed uni three general heads,
viz. TIMHpAsT, PRESENT and
FUTUREksAfter taking full view
Of Tine Pbhe takes characteristic
view of Il SIGN Of the Present Time,
and insist rat the French Empire. is
not fifr ut the last predicted pow.
er, of TIN Earth or last Empire, then
of the p petical sequel of time, and
fall of Il sIast, or great power, and
concludd ith very interesting deduc-
tons, d4 from Prophecy.
AprlMi
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-tt----------------------
This Day is Published
AND
FOR SALE
James Kennedy & Son,
VOLUMES l * II
OF THE
HISTORICAL REGISTER
tOF THE
UNITED STATES;


coMPR1zIsc SAE PERIOD FROM The
DECLARATION OF WAR IN 1912,
70 3iNUARr !, 1914.
BY THOMAS H. PALMER.
These volumes form the commence
ment Of wdk which will hereafter be
regularly published in half yearly vo-
lumes upon the plan of the British An
nual Registers. They will contain a
dleested history of the proceedings Of
congress, with complete and authen-
tic collection Of state papers, copied
not from newspapers, bat from the Off
cial copies printed for the use Of con-
gress,-and the most important trans
actions of the different state legisla.
lures. They will also comprise gene
raj history Of the most remarkable e.
vents occurring in the world, particu.
tarly in the United States, illustrated by
official documents. and the most inn
portant foreign state papers Party po-
litics are vigorously excluded from this
publication, and the liberal patronage
it has already experienced from gen.
tlcmen Of every description of politics,
is such as to ensure itsreguIar CONT
nuance, the editor having devoted bis
attention exclusively to the work.
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Mechanic Relief Sor;eI'

HE anniversary mee,in, ;, y !,
= Mechanic Reti.J Soeis.va' VIM "; y
held on Monday the I'd OF M'v VIM
O'Clock A M in A. M'CIeaDss ~. ~ q
room, opposite the Office Of H. , ~
zstte. The members arc rcqrs,,. ~
be punctual Ia their attendance,
BY order of the Presiden,
James S Scott
April %. Sea9,.
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Extract from The Port Folio for March
sg 1914, n. 223.

These are very useful volumes, and
we hope that the author will receive
such encouragement as may induce
him to contiaue them regularly. Such
works are very much wanted in this
country, where our state papers arc
generally lost in the mass of matter
which fills our daily papers. Mr.. Pal
mer promises to supply this deficiency,
and Judging from the diligence and
i'm partially exhibited in the COM
mencement of the work, his readers
will not be disappointed.
April 81 I'm
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Port Tobacco, JAM s.
The Potomac Greek Turnpike
Road.

THE Commissioners appointed by
the last General Assembly OF Virgil
mia, to- carry into effect the aboVe.nam-
ell roae,. met agreeable to notice, and
determined that books shall be opened
at the house ct James Young, IN
Fredericksburg, on Saturday the 9TH
of Mar, precisely at - O'Clock, tor
the. purpose of receiving subscriptions,
The capital stock required viii be
8 Is, oo0--esch share 3 so, and the
distance to he turnPjkea about z miles
Those wishing to patronise a work
Of SO much utility, and who are friend
lyto the Steaa Boat Scheme, are re-
odestedto be punctnal in their attend
alce.
THE GOMMISSI
Era3 . S},,,rfr Aorit 9l2
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

STOP THE RUEAWAY:
d AN away from the subscriber |,
H. this place, about two months 4
go, a NEGRO Man named
III f. N RX
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January Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01
e ID &c n YTO ".

TNNIb FuDNc arc hereby respecuuNy informed,
n that in consequence of the trustees of the
Washington Henry Academy, having failed TO give
possession the Subscriber, agreesbly TO contract,
be will continue his School at the White House,
near Hanover Court House.
The School will be opened the 18th of the
present month, and discontinued on the 18th of
December next, making q term OF ten months, af-
ter dedustiug ore OF the Summer no nths tor vaca
tion.---Fhe Subscriber will teach the folio
Branches of learning the English, Lstin q Greek
Languages; Writing, Arithmetc, English Compo.
ALTON and Geography.
The fees tor tuiUon in any, or all Of the above
E,eritioned branches, viii be- Thirty dollars nay able
quarterly in advance. Board. washing sn' -,ls-
Ing viii I've furnished by TIE Subscriber at Eighty
Dollars for the term, payable above.
Any Schosr becoming p.epber of the School
will be liable tor the fees for the whoie term.
RUFUS CHANDLER
Jan. 60 II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01
Vol. 1o.-----No. 81.

ascertaining how Tar the ruling party have
INDUCED thsms Ives, i'll Tetorting weapons.
similar 10 those, with which they have been
assaiied. 1t is rather to be wished for the
sake ct truth. deccncy, good taste and of
oar moral and political character, that, if
VIC must have parties. they would maintain
Their tenets, and conduct their discussions,
III a temper and language: which would
cease TO dispsrage those honorable attributes
OF nation. and bury past excuses Sin last
ing Oblivion.
EMERITUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01
Jan. 60
~ CB.9.N'CERY:
4 TIA Chancery District Court held in Williams.
/ 4 burg OFT Goth, 1913.
Bushrod Washington PErF.

~ CH.9,N'CERY:
4 TIA Chancery District Court held in Williams.
q burg OFT Goth, 1913.
Bushrod Washington Pirg.
f2dinst,
Henry Lee < Thomas Rowssd DeGis.
This cause in which plaintiffs hill has been ia
ken for contested against the defendant Lee and
the ns decree returned executed, came on this day
20 be heard on the bill, the answer of Il defendant
howand, exhibits, repo' master commissioner
Coleman, and was arg IT, Counsel, consider
aton whereof the.courl ,Hrtning the said report
doth adudge, order and decree, that unless tie de,
PENDANTS do on or before the twentieth of April
next pay uRto the plaintiff the sun of eleven thOus.
and eight hundred and fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents, with interest on Eight thousand two
hundred and twelve dollars and ycnty three cents
part thereof nj the rate ut per centu per anEun
thereon from the 9th day OF 0;tObsr 1872 til paii
and all the cost and charges attending the prosacu-
ton OF this suit-ihat the defendants, their heirs K
ell others claiming under them, be from theneeforth
barred and oreeiOsed OF all equity apa r2ht to re-
deem tract or parcel of land lying sad being IN the
County OF WestmOreanf CO Che river Putoieack
commonly called gid known by the nsme of Cabin
Point, and at this time OF The execution ct tue deed
of mortgage, in tie possession of - rs Mary
Smith, containing about eleven hunired acres
which said tract phres Of lsnd is now IN the pos
ssioD OF he defendant ROwsud, and IA case ofde
fault Of The payment oil te with interest and
engts Aforesaid " the atorc said, that Richard
u. Parker, Ely son CUrrie and John Campbell, or
any two of them, aEer giving enc months notice in
one OF tke newspapers published ~ the city Of
Richmond ana also at the front door Of the court
hoDse = Westmsresnd County, do expose TO public
sale by Auction for ready money, the tract or par
eel Of land Aforesaid ia the indeunre Of mortgage
meniioue aud h'sd 20 an exhibit IN this cause and
out Of the proceeds # sale aforessid pay first tbs
expenses OF sale, and then pay unto the pisnH the
aforesaid sun Of Eleven thousand eight hundred Il
fourteen dollars and seventy Ighf cents with inter.
est on eight thousand two hundred and twe,ye dol
lars and twenty three cents psrt thereof the rate
NJ SIX per centrum per appuu thereon from the 9th
day Of October 1910, tl paid, and the costs, and
the surplus Of he proceeds Of the sale sf any depo
SIT n the Virginia Bsrk tn the credit 81 this
eause, aed make report Of tsir pr eediBg to this
sourt in ord ~ inel decree.
Plaintiffs costs $50 10.
a Copy r'ste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, O. c.
Sy virt1e Of he above decree will he sold or rea
dy money the eth dry OF Nsy tsiis ber re tn
Tavern now Oecrpiel by Themes Spence st West.
Tnorelaud Court House, TIE tract Of land mentioned
70 the above decree
RICHARD r. PARKER,(
ELLYSON CUKKE, C0umr's.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
len O. I'm
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iEDMUSDcHmsTrAN,o. c.
PllLNICdL.
FoR 7HB ENQUIRER.

Reflections on he PoL19tcAL Parties IN
me IT, s.
Republican iuciyles, Republican Co.
yernment, are terms &c familiar and daily
use. They are h"ughtess'y uttered a
thousand tines, for on { that they are prop.
eriY analvsed and understood. All p&rties
amongst US. no ever adverse and iuhame
against each ot CT, profess to cherish hese
principles, and love that form Of Govern.
WGat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01
RILLS "a RXCHANGE LONE.

01L[<O tJH f1.f.NJE l-OO
kAN the Stat ultmo letters inclosiss the fol-
v lowing B.lis OF Exchange regularly de-,
posted in thu Post Office here addressed to Messrs.
Gorton, Trokes. Lei,ch, Il Co. Newfork, inciosng,
John Mutter's Bill No. on John Brown Jr. Glas
gov, loOU.
CHS j. McMurdo', do. No. on Jas. F. Leiteh,
X Co. Liverpool 1O00i.
Patrick Gibsons do. No. Is on Gibson 6 Sons. Lon.
don 1O00L
ne above bills were al dated
Rchmond, slst dec. 1873 at 60 days sight in "a.
vor Of Il endorsed by John Lesshe-i iso our letter
addressed TO MIR Thomas Irwin, New-York incosing
George Pickett's Bills, VIZ.
Jas X Jno. Dunlop, Londoa for l26s,iS
Leslie, MeNsught u Co. Glasgow, 95S,i0'
Rt. x Temple Gwstbmey, Liverpool 1886
Gibson 81 Sons, London - 2qS
Jas. MairF. Iiserpci zto %
H. 1864
These Bills were dated as above at 60 days sight,
in favor Of and endorsed by John Leslie, payabe 10
MIR. rhomas Irwin order By the latest advice
from New-York nothing OF The letters or Bills had
been heard Of. and are now spprehensive the
Bills have may fall into improper hands. We
therefore hereby forwarn the public from purchss-
ing, receiving in any way whstever passing the
said BILLS unless from through The hands OF the
Gentlemen. to whom as above stated they were
sddressed.-The necessary steps To prevent aceep-
tance & payment TO improper persons have been Is.
ken. Post Masters particularly & sil good CIT
zeus generally throughout the u. States reqes--
ted to their X best exertions in order to
bring TO light whether by accident viIainy this
mysterious aud unfortunate affair.
JAMES SCOTT, & Co.
January 90 eptf
2. S. The Post Master at New-Y0rk writes the
Post-Master here, under date 18th inst. that no
mail from this to New York of the Sfst ult. had
reached him.
TrWas also put in The tost Office of Richmond on
the Slst ut. two copies 81 and Sd OF exchange
addressed to Walsh & Gallagher, New York, drawn
by Ellis and Alias, on John Heathcostc, and Co.
London, in favor of Daniel Warwick, at sixty
days sight for iA0o0 each, slated Dec. 2Sth, 1914,
which bills likewise have not come 10 hand in New
York. Necessary steps have been taken to prevent
acceptance payment.
LUCKE, STEER e Co.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-01

(s.) TIE affair at baltimore forms m execution
greatly a. be ia'nented The understandable nature
OF the proyocaGon side and the bruta q. tori
on the orher, sre novel aud deporable sympto IS
he national character. i was devOuty N be wish.
cd, tat should have merted 20 the last the In.
voluntary Co'np'imsnt pal 60 orr country b. Coy.
the public torment was very hign, his friends aiy,-
sci h IN e. desis rom bis customary solitary walks
shout Bos'on. He is said 20 have replied, I" there
sno DANCE for, vith oil their faafti they are nst
. biogdy seobie7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-18

WAsHINGroN CITY, June 10
Important From France.

It's understood that Mr.. Crawford, our
Minister at Paris. has written to our gov.
ernment very satisfactory accounts of the
attention shewn him, and of the disposition
manifested by the provisional government of
France for the maintaining of the most
friendly relations between the two countries.
It is also understood that the provisional
government of France has made Mr.. Ser
urier the organ of similar Communications to
the Department of State. That he has an
nounced the change which has taken place
in the French government, * expressed a
desire that the newsovereign might be recog.
nized, * that due respect might be shewR to
his flag, under which the national vessel,
which bro't the dispatches, sailed. From
what we have been able TO collect, the most
satisfactory answers have been given on those
points. We are happy therefore to state,
that, so far from any i'll consequences being
likely to result from the late change in
France. it is probable that the amicable re.
latlons between that sountry and the Uni
ted States will be improved.
The new Sovereign had not arrived on the
Goth of April. the date Of these despatch
es. He was however daily expected, and
there was much reason to believe that he
would confirm the assurances which had
been given, by the provisional government,
of friendship for the United States
~ fi Nat. Inf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-18
Charlotte Court, June Z, 1914.

VIM. and John Armstesd, -. Plaintiffs
AGAINST .
Susannah T.. Clarke, Ballard Davenport and Mil.
dred his wife, and Edward Booker, Guardi-
an of John Scott, and VIM. b. Scott, Branch
H. Bib and Lucy his wife, .. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Susannah z Clarke not hav-
ing entered her appearance according to
the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this Court,
and il appearing to tho satisfaction of the Court,
that she IS not an inhabitant Of this State. On
the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their Attorney,
it isortered, that she appear here on the first
day OF Sept. Ceur. next, & enter her appearance
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
Of this order be inserted in ono of the news pa
pers printed in Richmond, for two months sue.
cessiyely, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House of the said County.
copy--Test. THOMAS READ, C,G,