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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-17
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Drerss.s IT.

The ex Secretary of,he Navy the
exit Of this disfinguishei character was
vorthily celebrated at Washington on
Monday last, BY public dinner. We
read Of tho 8afnrnaia Of the Romans,
fsasts, where all distinctions, civil and
honorary were suspended, and every
gsest was at liberty to make himself
as drunk and as ridiculous as no pleased.
Oar great men, who are deeply read in
history, ard have. pro6tcd much by tho
experience Of past times, have not failed
te perpe,uste this wise institution, and
to recommend il to the people by all the
powerful persuasions Of their own ex-
ample. Accordingly we find, that every
great event in the history Of eur nation
is celebrated by public dinner. Per.
rvs Victory, M'Donough's Triumph,
and Mr.. Jones abdica,isn, gre made &C.
casions alike, suitable fer this Bacchin
lian thanksgiving. Without ,respassing
upon the readers time and patience, by
reeiting the patriotic toas;s given at Mr..
Jrnes's Dinner, by the htie great men
of The company, We will barely presume
to republish the Two following, giveniby
tbs Two most distinguished perssnagcs
Of The party.
BY Mr.. Monroc--The Iapasisn Of
Canada-A necessary measure for the
defence of the Sea Coast!
BY Mr.. Jones.-Pro4hsr!sy, security
and hantiness TO the District of COium.
bia
Now in what manner the ipvasion Of
Canada is to defend our sea coast, or
with what face Mr.. Jones, who vas 81
blShlS instfuGnsnsal IN giving y vital
stab TO the district, could profess his
inteTes,ln It's "prospcrity, security aid
happincss" it is difficult to conceive.
1t is but justice however to the sanity
Cd the one, and to the mo4e8,y Of the o.
thcr Of these two gentlemen, to state,
that they were not called upon for their
toasts until aflor the eighteenth bum.
per had been empiied.
A bill has passed the Senate, autho.
rising the President o! the U. States to
appoint one Vice Admiral aud I've rear
Admirals.
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Uni,lon Bank of Alexandria,

lsT DECEMBER 1874
NOTICE lie nc'eby given TO The
II Stockholders Of this institution,
,h.t a. Election Of eighteen Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, viii b, held
on Monday ,he I'd January next, agree
ably to the articles Il a,soeistion, a, Tho
CoSrt. House in this Town.
e. 7. CHAPMAN,
Ca.Aies5
Dec. J.. 7srtl..
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Public Sale.

ON Taesday nexi "il! b. sold at the
Vendue Store, for the term Of iheen
years,
A Negro Girl,
Aged thirteen years.
DeccLbcr II.
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VIII commence drawing in Baltimore
IN February next, i-st drawn T,lks, en-
titled to 5000 y ,liirs.
AZ presess price Of Tickets IS but
will sdSance Oh the LIST January next to
S..
For sale BY
Dec. II.
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d,an that psaae would long since
have been concluded, had net an in-
sapersb!e bar against il been raised
hy The new and unprecedented de-
manii os the British government.
WITH respect to the proposition
which the British pleaipotsatiaries
insorm them they will no prepared
10 make. ia relation to the Canadian
boundaries. which appears TO them
- ra,irc,y founded on principles Of
moderation and justice. but the ma.
,urr OF which. they think proper at
preseat 10 withheld. the undersigned
can oaly pledge themselves TO meet
Any proposition from the British pie
n;pet~niisries. characterized BY mo.
GSra,ian and Justice. not only with
perfect reciprocity OF those senti-
nen.s, but with sincere and earn
rsi desire to contribute to the resto-
r.;ian OF peace. by every co,n?li-
aacc With the wishes Of Great Bri
tain. compatible With their duty TO
IA. sauatr,
Oh, uader.;rusd have tho bo,sr
Of te,,,,.r;,- IN. Dr;,;sh ,,eu;no-
teu,iarics. The renewed assurance OF
their ni,h consideration.
fSi..aed)
.I,ap. ouivser .adcms.
J. a. gauord.
H,,r, Ciou
.Ia,c Rus..U
.sIb,,t EoIIoi;n
No. VII
From the British 10 the .amcriean
commissioners.
C,,vr Nat @ AZ,
49,,
TIC unacrsiSaeu nave 'ne ho"or
n arSns~'e"'se Tue rece'p. OF TUG a"'e
OF the pieniPeten'laries OF me Oniteu
STATES aaieu on tue Toth di'.
As Tue continuance OF the aesoei-
alto" extensively depsads upon the
question reia'hS !" the pae'heation
ann rights oi Tue ih"ian "a'ions' '"e
n"iers'she" aro u""i',"s ,oeA'en'
.h"ir CONSIDERATIONS u 'ne o'"er SUD.
lee's osaasnt i"r~afd !" 'hr ""'e "'
Tue American r'ehtPo'en'iasies' INT
'drr 'haa may 90 required tor neees-
sary explanation.
La ahvcr'ins tor this purpose Z" the
aeau's''ian OF Louisiana inc u"der'
@S'nea MAS, observe 'haf the 'as''u'
mea' "y "h'eh 'ne sonsen' OF "'s ga
,"ohe ""]es'y Is a''easea 70 nave
oeeo given 10 tue eess'on OF "' mas
never seeo Nade pubiic. Ills ea'ao-
lie majesty was no party 10 the treaty
by sh'eh the cessioH was matte. ana
IL any san"'''n mas been subsequently,
obtained irom him. u must nave
ossn' hSe s'aer ".'cfnHorahe""s ac's
OF mat Msnarca' 'nyoin".ary' anu as
e"eh' eann'' a''er .no e'ara''er y,
.ne TRANSACTION. ine marquis 81
irulo' Tue m"ister OF nus Ca,"o''o
maies'y al Mash,ns'oa' !" ,e"Tr
adnressea ID tao rfesiaen' ot '"e 70
Ma'es.forma'iy pre'es'ea against 'ne
eession, ans tue r'sn' Oh ffaace !"
n'aRe u. let IN tue iace o. ,n'S
rfo'estaush's SO strongly eSiae'"s '"o
eer'aed or'n'on Of opain as'e 'ne u
ieSaWy OF the proeeestng' 'hs rre
aent OF 'he Cnitea STATES ra,i'ieu TUG
treaty. Gan ~ We onh'ende" '"a' '"e
"sheAA'ion OF Lon,s'aaa' unne' s.e.
circumstances siu no. "arN q Sp"
Oh .err.,'eia' asran"iAe'heh'
HIS iFitaAnic majesty uIu cctaaiH-
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1On the night Of tho a


e. On the night Of tho a
larm, during the occupation Of this ts~a
BY the British, was appointed Captain
Of that part Of the guard, whose walk
sxtensed to TIN Stape Bridge and ex.
changed the mssket which had with
nae for swsrd Which . yosn1 man il
the company had, Until We returned to
town, When We we're 10 tsks baok auf
respective arms. Never having be,rd
any thing efsr received ny mssket SINCE,
have taksn this method Of requesting
tie person ~hs has il t. 7s,ists i. and
resei.s his sword
John Hunter.
Dee Is So
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napelis on Tussday evening, and
several vessels within sight from the
State House, standing up.
B0it. Telegraph.
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FOR SALE

THAT we'll known TAVERN Esta.
blish' ent al the corner Of cameron and
Ruy,I Srests, AID opposite the Msrkca
House, How in posse ssion Of Thomas
/ ipIeu TIM Establishment, is 80 well
knasn as the p ircipai Tavern in this
pace, thai it's 10, thought necessary to
give a particular description Of il. Il
will be sold 90 accommodating trims,
and il not said before the 6rr VI Marck
neaI viii be leased Tor term Of years.
Apply TO
JOHN WISE.
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A Bunch of KEYS

A Bunch of Keys
Were nu.d yesterday IN Priens
George county Ms-ylrnd The own.
er caa have them by sPplieat,n at tie
Office Of the Gazette paying the cost
Of this advertisement, sad leaving .
small grataity for the finder.
Dec. II.
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Thursday lat the 18th vas the daj
appointed for the Hartford Convention
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Wanted to purchase Alex
andria & Washington Road
Stock-Enquire at this Office.
Dseembsr IL. Cav
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-31
IMPRESSMENT.

Copy Of letter from Com Decatur to the Secretary
Of the Navy, dated u. s., ship United States, New
London, March 18th, 1914.
SIR have the honor to forward to you
enclosed, "a despatch received by me from Capt.
Capel, the commanding officer Of the British
squadron before this port, written in reply to
an application of mine, for the release of an
American seaman detained againat his will
on board the frigate Statira.
Hiram Thayer, born in the town of Green
which, in the county Of Hampshire, and COM
monwealth Of Massachusetts, was impressed
into the. naval service of G.. Britain, in the
month of August, 1908, and detained ever
since. About years ago, when the Statira
was putin commission, he was tranferrcd to
her, and has been constantly on board her TO
this day.
am Informed, an in fact it vas stated By
Capt. Stackpoole TO 1t. Hamilton, who was
charged with the fagy that the la.e General
Lyman, our Consul at London, made eppli-
cation to the Lords Commissioners tor the
discharge of Thsyer, but they were not salts
fed with the evidence of his nativity.
= John Thayer, the father of Hiram, assures
me, that the certificate Of the Selectmen, the
Town Clerk, and the minister Of ofGreeowhich,
were forwarded some time ago to Mr.. Mitch
ell, the resident agen; for American prison.
ers OF war at Halifax, bot does not kcow che
reason why he was not relensted then.
The 500 has written 10 HE father and in
formed him that 90 bis representing to Capt.
Staekpols thar he was On America citizen
and would net fight against his country, that
Capt. Sackptole told him "ift they fell in with
an American man Of war and he did oct dc
his duty, he should be tied % TIE mast end
shot at like dog.
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Bp the last l3aiis.
WAR EVENTS, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH g

PENN PHILADELPHIA, MARCH %.
This morning arrived here, under a strong
military escort, the British officers, prisoners,
lately confined in the prisons of Massachu-
sets. 80,
We understand thay have been brought
here for safe keeping, as, from the well known
liberality of the Blue Light gentry, they were
in great approximations Of being sent on board
the English squadron.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-31

Our correspondent, who furnished minutes of the
dignhed and important proceedings Of our General
Assembly at the last session, forgot MENTION AS he
informs us, that the Senatorial committee appointed
to enquire whether Unconstitutional laws have been
passed by Congress- and what rights Of this sovereign
State have been infringcd, and what measures II be.
hoyes our so,eegny to take, to protect and defend
US against the sigrasping ambition and "r7onssru.
osiy" Of the fosesaid Congress, IS composed Of his
honor Lcpt, Gov. Martin and the honorable Nicho
Brown. II would be invidious on ordinary occasions
to sud the talents ofparticular members Of the Le-
gisatve bedy; but on the present OCCASION we csn-
not be censurcd for observing, that the illusrious
merits and preemnent abilities of these Statesmen,
peculiarly qualify them for the arduocs task they
have undertaken. rspers which will astenish
(and sstoaod) the natives" may oe expected from
these twin Stars ofeloquence and erudition.
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We learn thar the vote in the Senate Of
confirmation Of the nomination of Mr.Mkies
to the Office Of Post Master General, was 40.
animous. Saf. Laf.
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From Burlington, NO,
.T--------lNFi
o. PRIZE LIST %

Arrived at New-York, on Saturday evening, the
29th ult. the elegant and very fast sailing private
armed brig Chasseur, of Baltimore, Thomas Boyle
Esq. Commander, OF Is guns Gong 1871 and l3l
mon, from brilliant cruize Of 3 months, the
eoasr OF England Ireland, the Western Islands. Der.
mnda and Halifax, in which she has, made eighteen
prizes. manned nine Of them, burnt four. and made
carieis for the prisoners Of the remandcr and has
on board 237 zeroons OF Indigo, Valued ut S70000)
two bates Wooens, a Quantity OF Opium, and some
Specie, sc taken out Of her prizes. Captain Boyle
has pgroled $50 prisoners, and brought in 4S Hc
has oeen chased by several cruzers sent out Of The
English ports to capture him, all Of which he escap.
ed from with ease. Zee Following is the names of
the names Of the vessels she destroyed British brig
Prudence, Of Aberdeen, and the soop Favorite. Of
faresbug, Scotland, both from tue Island Of Lau,
zaroute Tor London, with barilla and wine burn,
them = Bri,ish brs leri., Of and Sor. Pool. from
Newfoundland, with timber-burnt her. = Is a,&e (.
"a Cn the 3lst August. the Chasseur fell in with 4
friyate, which being disguised, she mistook for =
guineamsn; came up close under ',er lee, when she
poured into the Chasseur broadsde, which cut the
foremost nearly off and wounded three men, The
Chasscur returned two broadsidcs, and got off
r. Also, ar. at n. York, same eyeping, the u. States
eop-o;-war Peacock, Csptan Wsrlinglon, frCm a
Jcruze Of nearly months Oh he coast OF England.
Ireland, the Western Islands, surr,nam. &c having
iofde TouRrEEN prizes, tssfrs Of which were de-
stroyed, the other t4o being OF little value were
made cattels Of Property captured estimated at
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS -
Capt Warrington has lost but one man, land him by
sickness) during his cruzc. lie has brought in Ia
prisoners, Capt. Warrington has seen during his
cruze, the Majestic rsxee, and several other line oi
battle ships aud frjgaes, but did not see the Pen.
can or sny other British sloop Of war.
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By Last Evenings Mail.


- ~~' D'~'''S>' y, 80
Ar. sloop Polly, Geyer, fr. Wsldoboro',
Me. with wood. On Sunday evening, of
Cape Ann. blowing fresh and stormy, was
hailed from sioop, the people on board OF
which said they didnot know where they were,
being Strangers, and requested pilst to navi-
gate her in. Capt. G.. went on board, and
found her 10 be the Jefferson, Qate Capt.
Forsyth Packet sloop, Of aod from Provi-
dcnee for N. York, cargo salt, in possession
Of Englishm .p, having been captured on
Tuesday last, Of Pt. judith, by the Minerva
privsteer, and ordered for Halifsx. The prize
master requested Capt. Geyer 20 take charge
Of the vessel, and get her into the hrst port,
and he accordingly brought her in here, to-
gether With the pize crew. Cspt. Geyer
came up fcom bis sesel (Which lays aground
below the Fort, with the other sloop,) in the
afternoon, with the Jeiferson's papsrs,l and
departed agsio Immediately, before we had
an opportunity to sec him. On the arrival
Of the two vessels in the hatbor, In the mora.
ing, the Eogiishmen took 70 their boat, and
went ashore on one Of ibe Islands below
wheiher they have been taken again OF nor,
We have not learnt.
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Capture of the British sloop of war a
Won, BY the Am. S. w. Wasp.

TRtRo, EaglAnd, September 8.
BY the Lady Arsbelia, packet, which arriv-
ed ar Faimouia on Wedncsday from Lisbon,
but last from Cork, we learn that sboo, an
hour before the packet .et. The latter place,
n. M. brig cas,illian, 8 guns, arrivedthere,
having on board the Captain, and surviving
crew OF H. NJ. late brig Avon, Of ls guns
which had sunk after desperate actioa with
the American ship Of war Wasp, Of 90 guns,
which shecred off on the Castillsn's coming
sp-rhe Avon lost 80 men in killed and
wounded. The slaughter on board the Wasp
was also conjcctured to be very great.
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Truly Fortunate Indeed !!

II Ticket you buy. and wish for the gold. ,,s
You mast all go TO SHAws where the prizes sold
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a, tie session of the Legislature OF this
Srate, last week, Dsniei Lyman, samuel
Ward, Benj amin Hazard, and Edward Man
TOT were chosen what is called delegates TO
attend what is called ihs Hartford Convention.
= Who pays the piper
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intelligence from Sackeu's Harbot is 10
the 29lh cit. The British neei was s,il a,
the head OF the Lake. An attack on The Har.
Dor, by land aud water, was, however, slill
expected Gen. Brown will command the
defence. Sir George Preyos, is a, Kingston,
snd SO devoted TO some plan Of operations
from 'hat part OF Canada, tha. he has made
temporary transfer Of tho civil authority in the
Lower Province from his hands 10 those OF
Con. De Rotsenburgh.
Capt. Warrington, of the U, S. sloop of
war Peacock, has sent TO Government an ac-
count OF his last cruize. He estimates the
value OF the vessels and cargoes captured aud
destroyed at 494,222 dollars.
From Ufica, Nop. 1.
We learn from Sackett's Harbor that the British
heet has returned from Niagara TO Kingston, with
Gen Dfummond and a considerable portion of his
army on board. Troops have also been collecting at
Kingston from below, tor some time past 81
MAJ Gen. Brown passed through this village
few days since, on his way to Sacketts Hxrbor The
most salutary effects may be expected result from
TINS m.eIsent and that Justly esteemed ofcer taking
We learn from Buffaloe, that Gen. lizards army
has recrossed the Nigara, except small garrison
left in possession OF Fort Erie. Gen Browns diyis
ion has commenced its march for Sacketts- -Iiarbor
The mts Of the country of Onondaga, have
been ordered out, en- masss TO repair to sackeits.
Harbor. They commenced their march on Friday
last.
s+A1 From Burlington, Nov. 4.
Con. Macdonough has gone up to the head Of
the lake, for the purpose Of making arrangements
BY erecting batteries, bockhouses. &C. for the safe
keeping OF our feet this Lake, while it is bridged
by ice.
Gen. Brisbane commands ut ST. Johns.
II is reported that the enemy making prepare.
tions for building four large vessels this lake. y
The governor has appointed Thursday, the 1st Of
Decenber, day Of thanksgiving and praise. throu.
ghoutthis state.
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Federal zerf--" Ibe administration musf
defend Us, or we must withhold our taxes"
Translation.---Tbe administration must
give Us Offices, or we musi re6ef.
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s3 UIED, -.
y In this town. yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CiIEs
SAspsosp, sged ~. f4t 81

MdXhIhD,
In Oridnd, ( Ne MIR, HEsRY iiosMAN TO Miss
CAsoLisE wBipPLs. 4 appears this Horse.man
would 90 no longer without HhippIe. IN,
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IA DOCTOR, CARY,S (,
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS.

HA'a are are celebrated fsr.As eurs Y ~aey as'sasss-

Hhch are csLebraied jsrMs cure 8 many a5ssasss-
.Not ony 10 cure, 61 10 preycns sickness.
~ there has been much said in publications a. a,
\ the utility Of Medicnes, 4 shall only say they
archie best correctors Of the bile that have found
IN ~ years practices they operate cathattc, an,
u'pAsmodc, sudoric, and diuretc, in eases Of bils
ious. ssih'natical complaints. Where there 10 dry
bard skin, costiyencss loss Of appetite. yellow AkiW
dizsness IN the head. pain in the side and howell
one P'i Iskeo every nght, eight ovten highso p;c-
eessyey, then from one TO FOUR the case sppesfs,
TO Try thern.r They may be given to persons M ALI
ages and both sexes without any dsagreeable feel
gss they are the best Pills for females that bre ia
use, particularly for women who are in child bed.
where there is only catharsie wanted. when from
one 10 four may be used ~ the age and situstion Of
she patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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AUTHORIZATION.

We. the undersigned, do hereby certify. that we
and our families have in various and indifferent
times, used Dr. Cafys cciebrAscd Family Pills. which
are now prepared by the vcnder st Coventry, r. L.
We have found them highly scrviceable in our fam.
lies, and particularly efcscious in rcmoving those
complaints for which they are prescribed ,--gc feet
assured OF their excellence. and consider the Pills
valuable, ard worthy the attention If all fsny Phys
sicisns. 10 testimony hereof we have affixed our
respective signatures. n ft -4,ytl W.
Cateb Reisos, JosepA Straight. r.. Remington, 3d.
John Remington, Mary Remington. ". Ctserss'
Patience Greene, 4. Ksison, 7aeodsrio Rcming-i
ton, e. Bopsn, H.. " Green, y. Wiibyr, jsln
}. q. Brevn.. Phebe Jrwin, NJ. Irwin, y Hassz,
bins. Benjamin nforse M ,,.7 49,
The subscriber having bean much afflicted p;.h
the asthma for several years, was induced to rake
trial of DR.. Gays Pills-tefore had taken ope bor
found myself much relieved, and am now IN tie
enjoyment of good 6ealth. J. ROWLAND. !.
Dr. q. w. HuPPiN Is sole agent for the town OF
Providence.
certify that was sick abcpt two years With dryi
skin, cos,iteness. and difficulty fbreshg !, L could
not restI bad several doctors, but could get no re-
ief-f applied 20 Dr. Cary, and got imcdate reli ef
believe if il had not been for bis Fills. could not
have liysd. Iecntinus taking the Pills, spd am ir
tolerabie health. HUGH RELPHs
iesrtify that was troobsed with pain 10 my how
and side. and diz1iness ia the bcad.-f called on
Dr. Cary he gave ae abou. thirty Pills, which cur
ed me, Iestecm them valuable.
May, 1873 CHARLES C0Lv1N.
certify that have made use Of DR.. Csry's PiIlsf
and am in duty boynd to say they arc the most eas
cathsrtic that ever made use Of
September. 1919. RAY JOHNSON.
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HAS ron sAiH ar MS BooKsToRgs
Ne. iis. gMsMES.STRkE7J
aEAo0L bVOKx
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rfay 10
PUBLIC BATHS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that bis Bath House ION the
alley adjoining the Theatre, and oppo-
site the City Hotel lis now open and
will be KEEP. in the most complete orde,
ill the lst of October; where WARM
and COLD BATHS may be had at any
time inths day & until 9 O'Clock. at night.
- Two seperate BATHS are kept
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who will
please to come in the Alley sdjoiDining
SIR. F. Fairfax's brick house on Royal
street.
AS many Of the respectable Ladies &
Gentlemen Of Alexandra. have hereto.
fore been subscribers, and fouHd the
greatest benefit to their health from
frequent bathing during the warm vea,
tber, The subscriber does not doubt but
they will recommend to every ipdivi.
dual Of their acquaintance the good CT
fects * comfort OF the WARM BATH.
n. B. A Room will be appropriated
for the purpose of Shaving and dressing
those who may require it.
T. Shields.
Nav 10.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber Of Fsirfax County,
state of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court Of Fairfax, Letters tesla
mentary On the estate Of Peter Wa
gencr. late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
agsins: the said cecedent are herety
warned to exhibit the same, ~Ith the
vouchers thereof to the Subscriber, On
Or before the Cd day of July next, or
they may BY law be excluded from all
benefit TO said estate-And tho.e in.
debsed thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
AdmTx. Of p. Wagner.
April , ssn