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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, Oct. II.

MIR. Nilsson If Mass. attended this day.
Mr. Jackson Of Va made motion to print
two thousand additional copies of the Iustiuc-
tons to our Minister'S TO IL at Of Peace in Eu-
rope.
Mr. GrosUenor w Y moved to amend
the said motion so as to print these INSTRUCT
ons entire, as received from the President
Chat IS, including the few passages not deem
ed proper for publcaton)
The Speaker feeling a difficulty in receiv-
ing this motion under present circumstances,
Mi. GToSUe7l0r required the galleries to
be cleared, and strangers were excluded ac-
cordingly.
The doors remained closed for two hours ::
when we were again admitted
1t appeared that the motion Of MIR. Gros-
venor was rejected, and that of Mr.. Jackson
was agreed to.
Mr.. JEFFERSON'S LIBRARY.
Inc House resolved itself into a committee
OF lie whole, Mr.. Lewis in the chair, on the
resolution from the Senate authorising the Ii
brary committee to contract for the pui chase
of Mr.. Jefferson library
Mr. OGE2cy QfW Y, moved 50 to amend The
resolution IS to leave it open 70 the library
committee to contract for the purchase Of a
library for the use Of Congress.
On this motion considerable desutorv re-
bate took place, the pdrchase If Nir. ieff,r-
sOh ipidIy Dtl1s opposed ny Wiz oakley of
n. Y. Mr.. Jno keid Of Mass. MIR GrosYenor.
and advocated ~ Messrs Wright, Seybert Of
Pa. Robertson Of Lou. Hawkins of Ky FOR
syth Of Geo.
The objections to the purchase were gene
rally its eXtcn the cost of the purchase, the
nature Of the selection, embracing too many
works IN Foreign languages, some of too phil
sophicai a character, and some otherwise OBJ
jccu1nHbic. OF the first description, excepti-
on was token Of Voltaire's works, &c. and
If the other to Cailender's Prospect Before
U.s.
On The other hand, those who advocated
the purchas proposed to be made, contcndcd
that 50 valuable library, one so admirably
calculated for the sabsfratuDi Of great Matt
onal Library was not to be obtained in the
United states and that, altho' there might
be some works to which gcutlcmcn mghttlLc
exception, there were others of very oDpositf.
character that this besides was no reasl N A.
gainst the purchase, because in every libra
~ Of value might b. found some books, To
which exceptions V04ld be taken, according
to Che feelings or prgud.ces Of thcsc who exs-
mined them.
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EAGTIcIoPE. Oct. 10.
HE ENEMY RETURNING

a letter received in this citv from res
pectahie gentleman in Calvert County, whicf,
was written on Saturday last states. that a
b'lush fiect consisting Of one ~, two fIieates
ana one Sloop OF war, were then in the
nn.qth OF FAtaiXent, said to be waitiI 6 for an
tirnore. ~ DE-
The bearer Of ;he above letter, a respect
able citizen of Calvert, who left that CON- on
saturday morning, confirms the above state
meht, and adds, that he conversed with two
Brush saiiors who Informed him that the
above iieet had arrived in the Patuxent on
"Wednesday last on their way up to Baltj-
more that considerable force was expected
20 JON them at Patuxent, when the whole
were to procceduP the bay. These men had.
Thursday O'
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punhe OF GER IS g~rsra''y received. That 1T
te''t'"o WAS wen i>ostowod IN the pTeSeE> &C
caSen, On cop'nns report, OF GREAT ABILITY a.
20 the matter, * precision and per>picu.ty Is
To the stilc.
Net having rom te-,lsy to puc'st~the re
port, talit outline viii give TIE reader a
general idea of its nature. The present vents
vi the n@ti;p the iradcguacy Of les present
means ot d"iraying tj,cn, and ~ depreciation
"tteS putiic credi,, are frankly expo-c9 -
the necessity Ton a prompt application Of a
remedy IS stated, tIe extensive resources Of
me nation developed, and the remedy wlicl,
ne approves is presented in strong lines. The
two principal features are, /. A considerable
increase or tie present direct an interi.a,
taxes, and thrimP sition OF additional internal
taxes calculated to produce seNen or eiyut
millions wear, IN order with the proCe eds
OF the present revenue to establish :; solid b.
SIS which will Support the public faith in un-
broken strength. .. A bold Recommendation
at the establishment CT PhiiaUelplia) &c a
National Bank, Of a Capital Of Fifty Millions
OF Dollars, two thr,'s Of the Capt., i tc be sob
sci1oed by individuals, the reniainde', bv
the United States-payme,ts ON the stock
70 be made partly in specie, parity in stocl,
or the United States at per cent Stc.--ile
bank 10 he Obliged b. law TO loan to Tie Uni-
ted states, wien required, at an interest Of
per cent any sum nut- exceeding thirty Nil
mons or dollars. Such are the !aust prominent
fealureS ct this important report, which We
shan present 10 our re3>.ers liz our next
MAJ III.
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From tie Bosfoa PoRaoL;tu.


OAlNAlJi AlN PAPERS
.,. 49, az. I'M GHe5ec, Sept ~.
stranger on looking over some pieces which have
a.eiy bee printed at Montreal would fancy liz, ,tS
Cty l"i It length fallen under the dominion Of ,I.
Cm'eu states he could never imagine tbst. iu ~
ilsn province, the person entrusted with the snpreto
'Ni aga military cCumaRd, could be rnade the ob;act
OF s'''iar attacks We are sure that my ord Edo
hero'gh Tor instance, would never aImi, tbat s,cf /,
'hHg c"u'd exist under British Laws His In,isI5,
woud say "sit TO be borne, in country where NJ,
PIE nave anJ estimation of character that il shall he
ho"eo 10 any man to discuss whether person has ~,
has not been guilty of erroneous crime. and r..
mat matter made che subject ofdebste bv ali pers
VINO can real or listen toa newspaperD IT,is !,
sort 81 tyranny, las Lodslip would saw. 4" thar I 80,
yer hg'fd Of asexistng in the free land in which We
rave the happiness to live" But fit dt.vist ~.
ioidsfip would ash Whist was the probable Ell a. IS
uch publications (" N' ~
tvery man who wishes we'll to the cause ollie VII.
y Country efglt also TO ask; what IS the t,rol,s,s
'ect Of such publications "' A feet IS SACRIFICED .
'ai the army disi.oced BY the Commander 4, Cl.ti
md these shameful assertions are thrown sbts n
haFe 70 he circulated wherever there sa Co, :
5uard-roorn on caTtne, With his command
NTc hesc sea- -alcs asscItiOns true In that o,.s
re 'i'ers 20 suporosto whom the offender j. s,s,'
'Dlct VI Co.'s ~ Irc uutIiy Il G.s Ar,,,,. t.,
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Reinforcement for Baltimore

n gentlemen q9ho has just a,7ipcd fran,
Wa$A7nSfon i'.j07ma, that he haae,d an t|e
roHd Gbout 1900 lfne looking tirpiniqnS, 6rel1
me counties 81 Cul5ehhor, Nadyso1 and Cr-
qnSr' qtAo are 10 be e'icamEcd in tie neieI.
1'fhoo9 u Sno7eden's Iron Uorkq f9r We
f'[ = s. IIAey are intended. for Me dcfnre
81 BaHHic7c or HaehiRgton, as the casS ,,,o,,
Tcqlare This ercciient body oCtr5ohe are
mar fhe co7n17Rnd Ct Generm 1L9DISON
0T0fAsT 81 the President cfthe u. States.
Bait. Pat.
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BosToN. @. II.
Procizmz't9n tn tie CtunIaneie7. in oD,'F,f
W. NrthLAr.icL.

Proclzmz'i2n tn tie Ccua1aa ia, in Cy,-F ,f
N,s2 Br7msgsick.
Whereas divers pers1rs have come ~
No"s,- island since its Surrender ~ his M
J".sty arms, Claiming propelty on the same, 7
th!ak Ii necessary hereby to declare. tl..t no
l'ie ca. DC given - the Land and Standinr
'l"r'isy OF Sid 2S.Au,I i. the way Of barter
or ~, exchange until tle pleasure OF His ROYAL
l1isnness the Pi.4ce Rlgent ) Ia,.Lc h:iow.!
oh TIC subject.
Tram tie Boston DoRu .4!.yerfisc1.
ia Senate, on Wednesday, the resolves
which appeared in our paper If Monday.
were accepted By very large majority. to
RISE military force not excecdine, ~ eco
men, Tor che defence CT the State and To an
PRINT On tuesday next by iont ballot q the
Two t1ouses CT the Legislature, twelve dele
gates, 10 meet such others as shalt be an
Pontet by the ether states uf New England
N Convention at Hartford, on HE l5,h day of
December next, TO confer on the subjects of
tnelr public grievances and concerns, and for
Other subjects stated in the resolves. These
resolves were Yesterday sent down to the
I1"nse OF Representatives, and were .,.ken in
70 discussion in that body
f'Tdt"na. In the notice OF the Dassape of
the above resolves in our paper Yesterday.
which was aided after the paper went to
Press august was enormously inserted for
December.
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WA5HINGTo Oct. f8.
Cory ot'a letter from Afaj. Gen. BroqOn 10
Me Secretary II War, dafed
II. Q. Camp It Erie,
Oct. 1st, 1911.
SIR

Looking over my official account Of
the action Of the 17th ult. lind that the nance
Of the regiments which composed Gen. Mil
ler's command have not been given. As /
believe it even more important to distinguish
corps than individuals l am anxious to cor
rect this mistake. Gen. Miller on that day
commanded the remains Of the 9th and 18th
infantry and a detachment Of the 1gth. OF
three field officers who were attached 10 them,
two were severely wounded Lieut.. Col As
pinwall ofthc oh, CALAMITY leading his men
TO the attack upon the eneHy's entertainments
land Major Irimble of the 10Th who was
shot within their works, conducting with great
skill and bravery. a detachment Of the l7th
regt. was attached to the 2ist
Ncry respectfully, your most obedient scr
want.
INC. BROWN.
Han Ser. IF IVtt
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cees'ty. Nassachus, It's cortenplates raising
ca u".us''d troops, New York, twenty and
oNaer states IT'S, Connecticut having them a.
r,ady ~ service. This IS agreeable to the pro
V'SiSns OF the federal consttation, in time or
wal and when called out by the governments,
and placed at the disposal of the officers of
inc I h'Ieo states, the troops VIII be- AS much
vn,tied |" s'ie public support and pay as re-
sn9fs "' tle i'nc. Ihe vAact number to be
''a' =" c'hhot no" ne de1iGeG M this md some
uthel states; buc that they will be fixed nm
on, 70 prevent tie frequei:r calls or the mil
ga ( cannot wish 10 couht and Il is cl,,al-
~ u BE hoped that in their levy and cn.pioy-
ment suCh arrangements will be made as so
rempve al cause or danger CT difficulty with
co-prdrate authorities, and enti.le them to
'h' C it1aence, the respect, and the lnaintc-
nince o The general government.
C5i;l1, ar.
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CONGRESS-.
m SENATE:

MONDAY, Oct. y.
Nh. Tar, from the Naval Committee re
ported a resolution expressive of the sense of
Congress relative TO the capture of the BIZ
slooP of war Reindeer by the Am. sioop Of
war Wasp which was passed TO a second
reading.
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Extract qg 's't-r fom SMYRNA to gentleman j.,

II " ''VF Y U Ie4If I'oH OHi7Da, 10 t+enfle110, i,
/'f7od"Bh7a, dGfed Jlfly Isl, 1874
am once more arrived at this place - four,,ol
mos every house shut up, add performing quaant,c
IN consequence ofthe greatest nl,~ue H. t"
since 1881 II hascarried OF 1000 persons. and bss
just Begun to declirc all shut up in the hon,
- % one ventures INTO the streets Provision, ,.,.br'5
anu rtccNct' 10 water. Letters and clothes &c arr
whist the Turks. CIR, eks and Jews die in great ~
0ers there have been instances Of 1000 per dav war
he precautions wlicl TAKEN there is i,tle or 90.
rislue" ''S oi 10
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WhsB1vcrou, Oct. 70.

Hon Sec @Hat

A report fr the Treasury DEPARTING nj
was Yesterday laid be- re tie House of Rep
resentativcs, from the pen ofthe new Score
taiY MI. DALLAS. Tie deep interest If the
subject of Tire letter, gave point TO The at
tentiol with which The maiden report of
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From Hdf61

La Ho57e, Chesapeake and Orpheus have
sane d tcr frEl@nd, with or 100 prisoners
Near Geo remain here ; some IF which viii
Dc Dc sent to England in the .Akbar, Sc guns
ne Ne castle, 50 guns. I orr Stew art. goes
to the Chesapeake With Mr.. Robertson, Br,-
5sh Cnmmissq>y c neral of prisoners
Lord Hill is da..y expected wiki a large
. Nearly %on0 reinforcemenss for the n cts. in
S'f ~ ada arrived IN Qnehec N all Sept They
mention, As We have seen. was made. If tbcir
S"lhnF--Rut the Quebec papers make no Sc
c'et 81 their arrival b; an, state ~ the items
respecting them, as thcy w0ull iii time Of
profound peace
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BosToN, Oct IS. A Member or the To-
S's'ature YESTERDAY received "a noe from Vas
salh"ro' which informed that an express had
pas ed there, with news thar 100 fresh
5Toops h%d arrived at Castne--proOaJly from
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State Iroohs.-1his species of military
force, go much more efficient and less neon
venient to tie citizen thar dctachuents Of mi
lihs, and We presume more economical and
less difficult Of organization AID appointment
to the state, is recommended and viii proba-
BY be adopted and raised IN New-York and
the fuost Of uJe New England states, if not
elsewhere. The motives and manner Of tie
ddicrtnt legislatures in which they are pro-
posed, arc not SO material, if they are bat cs-
.sbsisasd and provided against thc tiGe Of re
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sToWDEN sLMs
mo. ISL
Notice.

THE subscriber Of Fairfax County,
state OF Virginia, has obtained from the
county court Of Fairfax, Letters tesla.
mentary on the estate of Peter Wa
.sener, late of the county aforesaidp
deceased. All persons having claims
agains. the sid deccdent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with tho
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
or before the I'd day of July. next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said cstate-And those ins
debted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adm'rx. Of P WAGNER.
AnriI Q Ism
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Land fo,. Sale,


YENHE subscriber offers for sale, be.
3 tween, L. & 1900 Acres Of LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port{robacco, and
the same distance from nayigahle wa.
ters. This property is rendered very
valuable on account Of the great body
OF timber upon it, and there is large
stream of water passing through the
land, upon which a Grist or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitls presumed those wish
ing to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John B. Morris or
Daniel of St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore OF Alexandyia or, tbs subscriber.
WALTER IL. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb "a. if
r" The Editors Of the Federal Re.
publican of Georgetown and National
Inteiligencer are requested to insert the
above till forbid, and send their accounts
o this Ofice.
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William Hartshornc.
10 Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the Subscriber on
the night of the 9TH inst.

Wulatt0 Girl MARY.
Often ealing herself MARY ANN
TRIPLETT, about l s years old, MIDI
die stature, remarkable forward when
made free with--Sbe carried away with
her two cotton f'ocks, che OF blue With
a narrow stripe of white...tbe other q
purple cross-bar'a with black and Vel.
low, both new No particular, mayx
excepta cut on the fore Hrscr OF tho
right hand, which has lately bsaled up,
prevents her berdihg hsf fnger.--
Mary is pretty generally known in
town, and is suppo,ed to be barbor-
ed by the free people Of color. hays
ing never in all her life been beyond
the limits of the town. If taken in the
country, further compensation will be
made. All masters of vessels and os
Tiers, era forewarned from harborine or
carrying her off.
Alexander Mckenzie.
April IL. St.
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On THURSDAY last, Letter address
ed to John Cooke, Jr. in which was IN
closed ~ Note of SEQ Dollars negotlabie
in the Bank ofPotomac, drawn by John
Cooke and made payable to Daniel &
hrent, with D. Brent'S endorsement
The note viii be Of no service to any
person By leaving at this Office the
Letter and Note, the person shall be
rewarded.
March
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SHARES OF TICKETS,
O.A,,ILG O. ID I'LL

Dt5hC1| ~ VI. y ~. " utsC,
Part OF it to MIR. WoExINeER, Black.
smith, part to Mr.. SNYDER, Biass
Founder, both of Baltimore, and other
parts to advcnturers in New-York ard
Philadelphia. The fortunate holders
OF which are informed that they m y
receive the Cssh Immediately by apply.
ing 1T either of e.. * r. WAITS. S
Offices in New-York, Albany, Phi.a
de!phia, or Baltimore.
1t is worthy Of remark. that on the
same day was drawn, prize of Five
thousand Dollars in the Washing ton
Monument Lottery, which was also
sold by G. 4 r. WAITE, in Balti.
more, 10 Gentleman of that City. In
the late Pennsy lvania Navigation Lot
terry thsy sold the Capital Prize OF
10000 Dollars and one of 5000 Dol.
lars--snd in the last SusquehanEa c.
nal Lottery they sold the highest prize
ever drawn in the u. States, viz. No.
se2 the great Prize of 10000 Dol
lars. And in the New-York lotteries,
most of the Capital Prizes for many
years past, it is well known, have been
sold by G. * r. WAITE, who have
now for sale at their Trul, fortunate
Lottery Offices.
Nos. 64 g SO, Maiden Lane, Nero
Fork,
find NO. 2S Slate Street, Albanu,
A great variety of Tickets and Shares
in the
Board Of Health Lottery,
Which is the next one to be drawn in
New.York,
10000 Dollar, Highest Prize.
Distant adventurers by enclosing the
Cash, may have Tickets and Shares
forwarded by Mail to any part of the
United States, with perfect safety, and
on IS good terms as though they resid.
ed in the city, and at the, end of the
drawing they will be informed by G. &
K. WAITE, ofthe fate OF their tickets
The public will please to take Notice,
that al! Tickets from c.. & r. YATES
Oihces have their name printed on the
|. back OF each, and those without their
name are not from their Offices. They
will advance Cash for Prize. as soon as
drawn, and give all Lottery Information
gratis.
a literal allowance made to those
who buy quantity of tickets.
Books and Stationary-Playing Cards
Sand Paper, Emery, &c. &c. whole
s lie and retail as above.
March g. 81
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W God Land for Sale.


On Thursday tue 2lst day OF April
next, if fair, ii not on the nsxt fair day,
will be exposed to public sale at the Ia
vern Of Mr.. Zachariah Ward, at TIC
Occoquan Mills, IN the state Of Virgil
MA, the following lands, viz. About 800
acres of LAND--this land has never
been cut own, and is heavily covered
witi timber and wood 1t lays from
three to five miles from the navigable
waters of Occoquan, and on the west
side of the river. 1t will be sold e.
Their in one body or in different parts,
as may be found desirable. 1t has al
ready been laid of in different lots.
Also other tract ofIand, containing
about five hundred acres, situated about
two miles from the nsyigaaie waters of
Occoquan. There is great deal of
Toang thriving growth Of wood upon
St5i laEd. ~
The facility of transporting the wood
10 good market. and he opinion that
lhe lands are well adaptcd 10 clover
and plaster, reader them an object
worth attention.
Mr. zachsriah Ward, will give every
Information ia relation to.the land, which
may be required previously to the day
of sale.
The terms of sale will be one third
in three, one third in six, and one third
in nine months with interest. Good
negotiable notes with satisfactory in
dsrsers will be required.
WILLIAM H. DORSEY.
March 81 IS
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
Or to be ereAanged TOR LIND in fh3
NORTHERN Neck OF (VIRG.
ABOUT S
10000 ACRES OF LAND

ON tiughcs's, river, being the North
Branch Of the Little, Kenhawa, Wood
County Virg.-This Land has good
navigation By two branches Of Hughes
River 10 the Ohio seven months in tho
year, the distance from 20 to IS miles
the bottoms are yery good, and tho
sides of the hills are good wheat lahd-a
it is believed Salt springs may be found
on i, being divided in tracts irom Tod
to 400 acres, it may suit small or largo
purchasers For Cash terms apply ia
THos. NRALE, Merchant a, paikerS=
burg, at the Mouth of Little Kenf awa,
who will take small part down and
give a liberal credit for the rem ainder,
or application may be made to me al
this place where plan Of the Wheels
may be seen. t
Also to be sold a large Was
ter LOT IL his Town, rtxt bs,6w
John Hunters Ship Yard, extending
FROM TIE corner OF Wilkes Street re
feet Oh y atef street and Eastwsrdly
" MIC Itt'Si' IL IhUtSt NOHSEUltGl lU
purchasers it can be divided into Lots
or | will give q part as compensati6h
tor filing up and Wharfng the wholo
as far oat as the front of VIM. Her.
ber,'s wharf which is little to tho
Nor'h Of it
Likewise to be Sold a ground
Rent. on Lot OF 20 teet iIonI Oh Luke
Street near the corner Of Fairf.x st.
called Bushhy's corneI--there is d
House on it, the Ground Rent is SO Ia
Dollars per cnnum.
For Rent or Sale several
Lots on Duke Street, Eastward Of th4
White House and where Chas. l.. Ne.
witt had a Brick Yard, or will rent this
Brick Yard To- one year.
William Hartshornc.
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PROPERTY
For SHE.

FOf S8L r..
A TRACT~Of l. Nd continuing
two hundred and seventy three scres
and half, situated on The banks OF
the river Potomac, ABOUT four miles
from Alexandra by water On the
tract there are two excellent Herring
Landings, the upper one is well I'M,
proved by hsh,house, exceeded by
none IN point OF convenience. There
IS on tae premises convenient Dwell.
hing House in good +, pair, spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
he converted into lodging places Tor
eight servants, and large lott, a
s,MoSe- house, and miik-housc there
Is also an un:iui he'd frame builliaa,
~hica a. small o&pcnce might be
converted into q barn, near il IS vel
ofexcellent water and there arc on the
premises TWO good springs, part of'he
land has been covered, and is sus-
ceptlhie of much improvement, the
fines are in good repair, a considers
BILE p,rt post and rail ans there is 6
efficiency Of ryii timber and fire wood
It is presumed persons wishing 10
pure base will view the premises-a
further description is considered I'M
pecessary--for particulars apply to
r. I. Tay lor, Esq Alexandria.
II this property. is rot very shortly
sold by private contract, it will be Of
Tered at public sale on the premises
some time in the month OF June ncXt.
N, r There is a considerable nHm-
Der ofyoung peach uees &c: in full
bearing or the ahnye trsct.
C. w. Valangen.
GI,,,L 10 Sitf
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THURSDAY, April IA, 1914.
NOTICE.

FHE Subscribers Iiaying obtained
4 from the Court of Fairfax County,
Letters festanentary on the Estste of
Doctor James craik, deceased, request
iah persons having claims against the
said Estate to present them for adjust
ment, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate rayment
]. ID. Simlns,
A. Moore,
Executors Of James Craik.
Feb "a