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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON Monday sde iata Cav Of oecem.
b.r next, will be sold he bate re-
sidence Of Thcmas Dsrae, deceased
y il, Aiex&Hdria County, about scvsn
mics from TIE Town fAlexsndris,
All the STOCK of the Decc-
dent, consisting of
Cows, Horses, Hogs ana Sheep-also,
Corr, Hay, Oats, Fodder, Weggon
and Cart. and Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, &c sc.
" rsrms Of sale, al SUMS under
Ten Dollars, Cash, and over Fen Dol
lars credit Of Six Months, upon the
purchasers giving bonds with approy-
cd security. -
Belinda Darne,
Adminisfrsfi1r
Nov % -
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An Estiay.

An Estray
WAS TAKEN up ahust the 7sih Of
Ae.c~ la, on the main road near Fair
i.2 cour, Houses
Bright Bay Mare,
z or 8 years Old, 6bout i.etl inches
high Star 10 tie forehead, and q small
W si;e spnt on he left side of her neck.
The Mare is left with M. John Su,er
in Al,xasdfia. The owner is requcstec
to coas frt~ard, prove property, pay
CHARGE and sake hsr away
THOMAS WADE.
NovewSer IS s.
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ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.

Warranted an infalIib!e remedy 1t
no application, may be used with
perfect safety on infants . week ord,
at containing a particle Of mercury or
Any danserou. irsrediett whichever,
Nd not accompanied with that ter
nisntins smart whi:h attends tie ap.
Dlication VI other remedies.
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70 Rent,

THAT tisse story Brick House. On
pri &C s,,ect, nesr the Farmers' Rask,
now occ,sied bYs Mrs. Washington 8
a boarding house. immediate posses
.ion may lie had.-
g, Deneale.
October &. Il
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/ obaccos SO antcd.

THE SUBSCRIBER sish.slto pr-.
cras- fs. hundrsd Hoysheads TO.
3 eco, ofihr neighborirs lisp clio, :.
JAMES R. RIDDLE.
November IL DIT
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Eich'd. Bland Lee,
Tie Subscriber
Offers fer SAFE tie }oHoui',y Drugs, &c


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Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
For the cure OF agnes, rsmittsnt
aud Intermittent fevers.
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To .i.ENT,es

I'd hENT,N
THE HOUSE DOW occupied BY Dr.
b. .oke, adioi,ing .he re sidence Of Mr.
Isaac Gibson, with or Without the Fur
li,ure.-ror terms apply TO
Isaac Gibson.
sep,snhss ~. y
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THE CORS.iIR,

A new INA siesant PGEM BY Lsrd
Byyoa is Jus, receives for SAFE ny
James Kennedy & Son.
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Alexandria Theatre.

Mr. and Mrs. Documents I'd night
The public are respectfully infor med
that Mr. and Mrs Beaumont from the
Theatre Royal, London, are engaged to
pOrterm three nights only.
THIS Evening, Dee. 81,
Will be preses,ed, a Grand Drama,
translated from tie German Of the
celebrated Augustus Won Ko,xssue,
THE Stranger;
M'santhropy and Repentance.
Tire Stranger Ma. BEAUMONT
Ms. Haller MRs BEAUMONT
Between the Play and Farce favorite
CoWic Song called Hopey and .hussard,
by Mr. Mestsyer.
To esnciuds with 40 elegant Farce ia.
ken f'cm the Comedy Of tho Bell .
Strasagem,
The Elan Of Fasliios 0atwiitsd.
Doricoart Mr., Beaumont
Letitia Mrs. De.umont.
Act I'd, . MasqueI ads. in the course
OF which Pee Grave Minsef, BY Mr..
and Mrs Beaumont.
December 30
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AUCTION.
Doctors, Druggists g Painters
AusrENDl


Ga SATURDAY 3iu inst. will b<
sold at our Auction Room, q large a.
surtment of :g
.usdicine, Drugs aud Paints.
TERMs,
For oil sums under goo, cash, and
Tor that sua or above, credit 81 Gu days
for note. 81 PfsPer stamps, satisfactory
endorses. At the same time will b
sold. suuak efCALICoES, and otbe,
DRY GOODS- among WHOA are--
eissant Plaid 0inghan,s Supsr6ns
8'aai Clsth Wors,ed Hosiery, Sc.
Lisowi.e, a Quantity Of scarce and sss.
ul HARDW ARE,
JonchereS q Dapis, amc.
Georsetowa, Disc 1881
Notice IS hereby gsven.
IA ttle Collector OF tns Rcvohue
20 the 22i Collection District of Wiz
sini,. or his Deputy will Ut end at
Waterford on Monday the Cd day 81
January next, Hill,boroush on Iucs
day the 81 do. yidd.cburg. ihars.
day the 5th 10 Altlis, Friday the 9Th
Lsesburs Monday the sta. Csntre.
'ii;e, Saturday, tue lA'h Fiirfax
Courthouse, Monday the lon AT
.io1d!y Nelson's Tavern on tn. Coils.
hes.sr Road, "Wednesday the 8 h. J.
nains's Weit End, ThursdAv the
l9lh. Wiley's Tavern, Friday soth
GAINESVILLE. Saturday tae Sist Tor
toe purpose Of renewing the entry Of
Carriages VIA the Harsess used the g.
for agreeable 10 an Act Of Congress
passed the Is h day OF December,
81 &, which eairy is there y require
y be made rs wei in casrs where
carriages have bcsn entered under the
i4ta .ctpasssd July the a4th, 1913, as
vhure they mad moi been so entered,
to" Filling t. do which penalty Of dou
Die tn. amount Of the d,ty imposed
Nv tac act Of the 18th Of Decomber,
1914 will be- incurred.
JOHN LITTLEJOHN.
Collector OF he Ravenuc for the a2d
Co!irc,ian District Of Virginia
esaurs, Dec. 2lat, 1914.
December 20 Nv
Il, d. 1t is hoped owners OF CARR.
ages viii be pu5ctual in their entire,
aithe Collectors can use no discretion
sntler the law IL.
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Tn consequence ofthe letter from
Gsn. Mintosh, published in the
Georgia Argus. much real sslicitude
exists for the fate of New Orleans ;
this letter is dated Dec. iz,h, ia tho
Creek Country, and states that they
had Information chat a British Feet Of
80 sail Of vessels was on the com
'aeueement Of the mouth, at the
mouth Of the Mississippi.:& without
saying precisely. where gen. jackson
&.his army were, mentioned that they
were marching fer New Orleans, SUP
posing Jackson's army to have been In
the Greek Country, at tho date Of
M'Intosh's letter, he,would have 400
miles 10 march before arriving at
Nca Orlesus--this distance he could
not move in less than thirty or thirty
i've days, SO thaths sould not reach
New Orleans. before the 18th Of
January Should this happen, there
is little hope Of his being in season,
TO save n. Orleans.
No positisn within the U. Statesis
more capable ofbeing defended at a
small expenoe, & with small force,
than New Orleans. The dispatches
from Gheat. by the John Adams,
reached Washington Oh the sth or
Oct. ; BY this ship, information was
received by government. that an ex.
petition against New Orleans might
he expected. Asths letter from NJ
Intosh reached Washington from the
Greek Country. in about "A days Ia
strucisns put fron Washington Of.
terthe news FROM Client, might have
reached Jackson by the 29d Of Oct, {;
by which instead Of going against
Pensacola, which be invaded and took
on the 9TH Of Nov. he might have
been ordered to march Immediately
10 New Orleans. where in this case
he would have arrived about the 22d
Of November, q week earlier thaa
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Or valae, il Is % the quaatityof work
ioss; wig: On every ton Of pis-iron
manufactured 10 tho Same, 50 cents
per ton: every toa Of hollow ware or
castings, 80 cents per ton: every ton
Of bar icon, 90 eeats per ton for g.
very hundred pounds Of lead manu-.
faetured within this Commonwealth,
IS cents.
The tax upon every printing press
Of ne;cs3apers. renaias the same,
viz. the amount Of foe annual sub
seriptious 10 each Paper. This is
a tax, we are sure. which does not
fall upoa the Consumer.
The tax upon AttOraies at law re-.
main the same--also those upon Iner-
chants and retailers licenses. licen.
sas to pedlars in dry goods and ped
lars trading in tin or pewter, to ex-
hibitors Of pnblie shows, to vendors
OF Lottery Tickets. to apothecaries
aud druggists, to physicians and sur.
goons, to auetiaacers or seaduc mas
tiers.
Zach clerk Of each eoart is still 10
pay Into the Treasury on or before
the Est Of Fct. lary. 1 Esd par GEN.
tum upon the amount Of his fees, &c.
&c.
The section concerning male free
negroes and mulattoes extends the
poll tax upon them from I dollar 80
to 3 d.llars so; aud, limits the as
sessment Of this tax to tho age OFFS.
The Stamp tax upon paper. neSo-
table or payable, &c. in either Of
the Banks Of Virginia, remains the
same.
This Act is 10 commence and be
In force from aud after the passing
thereof.
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James Kennedy & Son,
6ssksttltrs, KMg Street, :

HIVE Fox. SALE
THE Family Instructor for Paren0
and Childrer, Masters and Servants,
Husbands and Wives
The Christians Manual Of Faith ard
Il Devotion, idspttd to the various &C.
cesions of,hc Christian Life, By Bi.
shop I;ohsit
The new Msnual Of Devotions.
Choice Emblems Tor Youth, Natural,
Histori al, Moral and Divine, with
handsome Engr:vings
The Pats and FEES ivais Of thN Church.
BY Mr.. Nelson < Bishop Hobart.
The Works of Hannah Nero In sveIs.
in plain or elegant binding
Mors's System Of Female Education
Practical Picty
Cliri.ti,n Morals
The Dsiryman's Daughter, an gu.
theniic ard Interesting Narrative, BY
Clelgymsn
SCOTS very valuable Family Eih!e,
with Histosicsl Notes and Practic.l
Dissertations
School Books and Classics call kints
Chiidrers' Books with handsome Er.
grsy!ngs
BiHss ani Common Prayer Books Of
- sizes and prizes, and in all the
different kinds &c Binding
Wsu's and D sights P.llms Z Hymns
large and small
Gebtlemens' and I aides Pocket Books;
and Ladies' Thread Cases
Stationary Articles OF al kinds, Fools.
cap and Letter Paper Of the best
quality
Blank Books ofall sorts made in the
neatcst manner, and Account Books
ruled to any pattern with Pstent Rul-
ing and Binding Il Dlsii ed, and 1t
the lowest prices
Blsnk, Visiting ans q (kg cs-ds. and
good assortment Of the NEST 70.
shionabls Paper Hansings.
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The bill for authorship the Pr.si.
dent 10 call Into service $4,000 Mi
litia for the defence Of the frontiers
OF the United States. has received its
quieius. The two houses being una
bic to agree on the term OF service
Of the militia to be drafted in pnrsu.
ance Of the bill, the further eonside.
ration OF The same WAS, yesterday,
postponed in the Senate to day be-
yoad the end Of the session which
vote is equivalent TO vote Of reies-
ton. Nat. Ialet.
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H[2-NE-Es.aN[G
SOMETHING

SOalLTHlNG
For the .Aerasdria Gazette.
Oh how :li,htful 'lis TO hear
The music Of the brave;
But Ga! horrible TO fear
The busIe Of the slave!
Ti;ae was. when Neu.Ycar's morn We
bald,
With unailpy'i delight;
But ah! those days of jay have faii'd,
AID left a gloomy night!
For Ger our country ruin stalks,
With all her haggard band;
Aad awful deso.a,icn walks,
In terror through sdr land
Yet shall not Freemea in de.hair
Pour forth the n.aurnful sigh.
For Con shall dry the widow. tear,
And hush tho orphans cry.
Oh how d'.'igNifal It's to hear
The rausi, Of tn: srare;
But On! how sofrib!s 10 fear
The bugie vf Tie slave!
ELIZA.
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STAT'T0N.aRY PRIZES.

last Drawn IicFet, 500
FL stdrawn 10 blanks, each to bst
crt'fcd TO prize ct 26.
Price " Tickets only : eollars, MT
will soon advance.
~ This Lottery will CEN mencs ID.
lev weeks, and progress rapidly NM
Ill finished il contains 27,oGo Tickets
mot tive blsnks to prize.
Prizes subject toll per cent dedvsA
lion payable so days alter the drawing 10
finished.
Orders for Tickets fencloslng thseash
or p'ize tickets in the late Baltimore
Lotieriss) post paid, addressed 70 the
subscriber, will meet with prompt attrn.
tion--A eerrect check Il tho whole
drawing will be kept Tor the examination
Of Tickets gratis.
ROBERT GRAY
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Information Wantd.

I'm the ID Of Asssst last two loads
" Of SUGARS acre dssi,.rsd 40
Pittsburgh TO b fev~srdsd VI in this
place, the real Or assnmed ssWss Of the
Wagasasrs are JAMES TuRPiN aua
JOSHUA BAKER, Sho iAIorAed Mr.
s musi Smith Of PinstaryA, that they
lived near Lsesbsrs va.--Jaues Ter.
piA had nine barrrsls grvn wsisAo
74st- Jostss Baker seven barrel. Rress
weight ao93-If left on the rosd, o tso
other loads f,sn The ,sms pItcs were.
during the zine the British Sect vsre
in vosssssisn Of Alsxaadria. The
holders will sbliee rs by forwarding
the~ EMF disposed Of BY re Was.
gsners and inisrms,ies sivss - o 70
tri g tkes 70 justice, reward siII b
given 90 application either 10 Samuel
Smith. Pin-hstgh or a
Joha & I homas Vowel.
A.xsrdsiss
December 80 l,wSi.
The Editors ofths Lsesbarg Wash.
l. gispisn, ard Winsnester G. ss,ts,
WiIi ublish The above sncc week three
ii ass and forward their account 70 this
sAsee.
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DIED On tho 27tl. al Mis- Davi.'sMr.
David Norman of Martinsburgh, Va.
late resident Of this plscs-Aged 81.
Or the 29.h after sh, ct but severe
illness, George North, Esq in the 6oth
year OF his age-an old aud respectable
revolutionary Officer. His friends and
acquuin,sncss are iavited to attend his
fuscral. this day at - o'clock, from his
late dwelling, Fairfax county, Va
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.Mrssr.. sao,odsn g Slams.

You will rnncb obliso tNe Editors of
the HERALD, by correcting an error
Which appeared in their parcr of this
morning, in p-ons;steiy anppuSciDs
the des'a OF Miss &. Louyden The
e-'or is,n u'ayerg unp,:a.an, one, and
While we ore put or our guard again.,
similar imposilions, Nc bsps it viii aavc
tho effect oil correcting the practice of
like assertions which have unfortunate.
iy become to, prevalent.
Tho Editors Of The Herald.
December 80
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, DEcEMnEn 81.

1t is seasrally aaa With gosd reaso n
believed; that The British either are or
5000 will DO in possession Of N. Orleans.
The last Information We have is, that a
M mbcr Of their ships Of war were of the
3sIize.
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the appearance pf tho enemy ut
the mouth sfths Mississippi. But
there is no reason 10 believe that any
such orders were promptly despatch
ed: l. hero again, as in the case OF
the attack upon Washingtou. al
though government were apprized Of
the ensmy's approach for more than
two manlhs before his appearance,
no seasonabIe or suiIieien, preparati-
ons were made to resist and repulss
him.
Washington was taken, and the
public establishment destroyed. New
Orleans may new be in the possession
Of the enemy. the difsiculty to expel
him from which will he as great as
whom attempted, il will be found to
be, to force him from Castine.
Washington. Castius. Il New Or
leans. with ordinary visonr and fore
sight, might have been eaestuaily
dsfendsd--the fate sfthe two former
is known to US; that Of the latter is
all but dispaired Of.
Where aud when are eur dissraees
TO end
Fed. Rep.
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3oTH DEcakBRa, 1914
q TCCKHOLDERS IN tnis iu,,itus
- lion who havs psid the several
insisiments called for. will receive on
application at the Bank, on or alter
"Wednesday nexta dividsad Of Two and
one half per cent.
c. T. Chapman.
Cashier i:
December 81
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NOTICE.

TIME next Col hon Party will be o.
4 THURSDAY sta January. Those
Subscribers, who have net yet lad lick.
eta, With those who have al,eady fur
nished themselves will plsa's ell fvr
them before the night Of the Ball
Dxcemhsr 81
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MAaRIRD, on Thursday last by the
Rev. Vim. 'HiGer, Mr.. SAMUEL b.
LARMEn, Merchant, to Miss SUSAN
Vaudeville, all Of this place.
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THE NATIONAL BANK BILL

+ Having progressed TO third read
ing in the House Of Representatives.
was yesterday rccamnitiea to the
committee Of Ways and Means for a.
amendment. ID.
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Candles.
Wood Land for Sale.

Wood Land for Sale.
FHE SUBSCRIBER will sell o
Il PrbliS Sale, on Thursday the l2ta
day of January pext, il lair, if net the
rs xt fair day
100 Acres Of Wood Land
divided into lots to suit the purchasers;
situated about one mile from the town
&c Alexandria, and near the Hunlinp
Creek bridge. The sale TO comm.nes
Z O'clock, on the prsmlces, and terms
made known On the day OF sale.
VIM. L. Swami.
December -. II.
PORK.
FAMILIES may Be sspplied with
GOOD PORK, by applying at the cor
ser oil Klas asd Patrick Streets
c. GRIFFITH.
December ~.
Just Received for Sale
n Txs sUsscRIssss.
The Amer ic~s Lady's almanac,
Ea.gkshS German Alpasacs for
1916.
ASo-A COMPLETE LIsr sf fhe
American Navy
At the prsseat lime, and STExL's LIFT
OF THE
British Navy
For August 1878, ON a single shoe,
price IS certs.
James Kennedy g Son.
Tanaers Oh.
Is barrel, and half barrels, Ist quality,
Just received, for sale by
adams, Herbert q Co.
PRINTING
'sArLv sxscuTID AT rHxl eySIsl
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silver leaf

silver leaf, IS
Every other sophia Or
Setter. ornamcnted with
4 GOLD or silver leaf, 1919
= Chairs, in whole. or In
part. VT n,aao yaay, bamboo
Or cane 61-i
Win a rush. straw Or
ilas bottom. and ornamept.
ell With gold Of silver leaf Ga
Every oiaer chair with
gold az silver leaf, s
Carpets worth more than
20 ana less than 80 dollars 20
(vxca2t thusr OF materials
manufactured In the taini.
~ 80
Do. mnre than 50 anil
less iaan TOO dollars 4
DO. more than 100 del.
lars Q 50
Gsrtains ofeaeh wiadcw.
oi' exiiico, mnrsciliss or d.
nifty nut manufactured in
,hH family, 10
30. Of worsted, silk or
sai;a, 70
EVERY Venetian blind
within tho window OF any
housc, IS
Every portrait in oil, 25
20. 10 crasaB, AZ Is
Picture, priot or enSrav-
Ing. With "a frame, more
than IL inrbes nide, IS
Every picture, print or
engraving, eaelosed within
e;ii fr.ec, 10
Mirror or looking glass,
ir' feet ar more ia length. 5
Do do. il Of ! and un-
der 5 feet 5
lie. do. lief 5 and under
= feet 3
DO. do. fof 9 and under
feet 4
Do' do. If OF ( and under
feet in gilt frame. SO
Piano forte, harpsic ord,
organ or harp, il worth less
than 500 dollars, &
Do. DO. do. 1880 or
more 5
Watches, silv er, gilt or
Pin"hbaek so
Do. gold, single cased 4
DO. do. donSle-rased so
Silver urn or eoffee-pot 80
DO. tea pot 80 +.
Plated urn, coffee or tea.
pot 10
Silver or cut glass ean-
elsstiek, la@pyehandcllicr,
persae. gicaad.ie, so
Plated cant!es,iok 5
..e-sCnt ulass daeantsr. pitch
err, ssvl. goblet, wash-baain
stand or saiyer 5
Silver pitcher, tankard,
cup, salyer or waiter 10
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ali Tue ABOVE IRON " FURNITURE
are ne'o.-i.oriaed, that no arti.
Gle OF HOUSEHOLD furniture nor any OF
the subjects of taxation referred 10,
shall be subject 10 any tax in the
shop or maRufactery wherein the
same are Kept for sale.
The taxes upon law process and
a'her paa!is papers remain the same.
With the exception OF a Transfer Of
II Surveyors certificate for land iu
the Registers eifiee, wiirh is in
creased frsn 81 IS TO 2 dollars.
Sfae tax upon mills remains the
sane.
T'ha, upon oll.hri5ges or feaccs is
raiscd from t.sd per eentum 10 2
5 :, ufos':hc yearly rentor value.
That Spnn eoai-rits actually work
ed is raised From 2 ST. to per Gen.
tuin upoa tho yearly rent or value.
Fer every so weight Of salt ma.
aufsetared wi,llis thisC Com mOnw
f2 i.2 cents, provided nothing here.
in contained shall alter the denomi
nation in weight oftae bushel ia use.
On screws, prizes or presses en-
p'o!ed in any nanufartory or stem.
merry oftatGcco. in any corporation,
rity or borough, or Ni.hin 5 niles Of
the same,.fer the first screw, prize
or prcss, thirty dollars; and for o.
very additional one, 10 dolls. in addi-
,ioa therete-0n screws, in ary o.
Their mandatory, de. of tobacco.
iior the iirst screw, 10 dolls. aRd for
every additional one..5 dolls. in adj
diticn,-or whore prizes or presses
alone are used in the same, % the
first ard other such prizes or pres.
ts one half the tax a.oresaid.-This
is in lieu Of the license 1T 10 dollars
for .nch s;emmery, according to the
old !au.
Fer every 100 Stgars.. nanusae.
trStd within this Commonwealth. in
eao:. or part Of fprriSu tobacco. 10
een's per idU-ir uf sumc.;:r ,cbac.
ca, : cents.
The tax upon tsnneiies remains
The same.
aha, upon forges and furnaces 10
changed, so that iHs,ead OF being
a.3d rtr ceat uron the yearly lett
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31

The PRESIDENT frisaie Com.
DECATUR, sailed from N. York on
a cruise, on tho evening Of the 26th
instant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Novemberl 6.


On the 2S,h instant, (if that day should b
suitable as to weather, ii mol, the next mt dayl
at Montpelier the lave residence oil James ID.
Ladd, dece ised, the balance of the pcrisuable
Estate of the deceased, consisting OF a great
variety of household and kitchen furniture.
stock Of horses, mules. cattle, sheep and hogs,
Farming utensils, &c. &C.
For all sums over ten dollars credit of IL
months VIII be allowed, upon the execution of
bosds with approved security.
BENZ. w. LADD. Exors
Charles City County, 18th mont.,,
the 18th, 1914 =
tC1 The safe viii commence earyy in .i,ssS3s-
and o- ccatmusd ir9n day to day unsiI the
whole IS sold. eptds u. WI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16
Grand Lodge of Yu.ginia.

THE Masons hall in thiscity, where the mset
ings OF the Grand Lodge, have always hcreto,-
fore been held, having boon pressed into the
service ofthe state, as an hospital, aud there
bling no probability that the use OF it,, for any
masonic purpose, will be recovered IN a short
time, il has been necessary tn look out for some
other place in which to hold the next meeting.
The room in which the musical societies of this
city lately held their meetings, in the dwelling
house attached to the Tan Yard OF MessrJ. w "a.
MKschnie s. Co, has therefore been engaged
Cor that purpose, being the most eligible and
commolious that Can be procured. TIE House
is situated on the south side of the main Cor r. }
street, about $50 yards to the westward OF Mr..
Augustine Davis's printing off, &c. The meet.
ing will take place at O'Clock in the afternoon,
OF the I'd Monday in December next.
| November 9. TIM