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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
NETWORK, Friday noon, NAV IA
Loss or TIE FROL{C

EEtrect of letter from the commander
of the cartel arrived at Providence from
Nassau, dated May TO-
81 am sorry to inform you, that our
sloop Of war Frolic, Banbridge has been
captured by II. u III. frigafe Orpbeus. and
sent to New Providence She arrived two
days before sailed She had thrown II
of her guns overheard and cut away some
Of her anchors. She was taken between
Havana and Mantanzes | had not time
to get the particulars from the officers"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

A GENERAL meeting of the Overseers of
the Poor of the County OF Berkeley, will
be held at the Coffee House kept by Mrs.
Mackey in the town of Martinsburgh, on
the first Monday in June next, in order to
lay the next Poor-rates--All persons con-
cerned are desired to attend. ay- The Col
lectors of he last Poorrates are desired to
make return OF their delinquents.
Per order OF the President
ROBERT COCKBURN, c. or.
April %, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

the navy yard in Charlestown, implicated,
by its inquest, sundry of the surviving Of
tcers ana men Of the U. s. frigate Chesa-
peake, for misconduct in the action with
the shannon, after the fall of their gallant
commander; and for the final loss of the
ship. The finding of the court of inquiry
induced the secretary of the navy to call
general court martial, on board the frig
ate United States, at New London. Of
which Com. DEcATuR is president, and
THoNAs O. SELFRIDGE, Esq Judge ad.
yocate; Captains JONES and BlDDLE are
members of the court
We learn from some of the witnesses who
have just returned, that the court has been
in constant session nearly month and
that the session still continues, but will
probably be terminated in week or ten
days. We have learnt that great number
| fthe charges against the persons accused,
are of a capital nature = Boston Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
Estray Mare.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, as an es-
tray, dark bay MARE, five or six years
old, with dish face, and star in her
forehead, scar between her huff and foot
lock, shod all round, natural trotter. APP
praised to thirty five dollars The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges
and lake her away
WILLIAM RUNNER
May 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

The following is extracted from the Ken
lucky Gazette for the purpose of showing
how the exclusive friends of I" free trade
and sailors rights feel upon the partial
relaxation of the restrictions upon trade.
TIE PRESIDE9T S CONGRESS-.
The unaccountable Inconsistent conduct
of the president ami congress in the aban-
donment of restrictions, which has so de.
Jected the friends OF the country and pleas
ed Its enemies-ought not to deter repub-
hcdnS from their duty.-Mr Madison is
but an individual citizen-and though
while ne is president he may iniure the
nation by his wavering policy we trust
and believe there is sufficient virtue and
tirmneSs in the people to prevent the des-
tfuction of our institutions AS for a ma
Jority OF congress, they appear as clay in
the hands of the potter
Notwithstanding at least nine tenths of
the western people are hostile to the imbe
cfIe conduct of the president--but if we are
not greatly mistaken they will shew them.
selves capable of drawing distinction be-
tween MIR. Madison and the president--and
whilst they enjoy their opinions concerning
the one, they will give the necessary sup
port to the other. More of this in our
next.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
BIBLE SOCIETY.

In consequence of notification which
appeared ~ the Martinsburgh Gazette, pro.
posing that meeting shonId be held on
thursday the l2ta INST. In the Court House
In this place, several persons attended
On Inssion, RAwLGIGH CoLsToN. Esq
was appointed chairman, and the Rev JonN
Il HoGE Secretary.
Whereas various causes have prevented
number of persons who were <pected to be
present on this occasion from attending
and IT being desirable that the meeting
should be as numerous as possible, before
any farther arrangements are made respect
ING the Society, therefore Resolved, that
another meeting be held in the same place
on Thursday the 25th inst at IL o'clock A.
Nj when all those persons who are dispos-
ed to patronize this institution by becoming
members are req Vested to attend, and when
1T is proposed to proceed to the organiza,
ton OF a Bible Society, by adopting suit
able constitution, and appointing the ne
cessary officers
Resolved that the Rev JOHN B. HoaE.
JOHN r Cooke, Esq and PHILIP c. Pen
DLEToN, ESQ be committee to prepare a
form of constitution for this Society, and
a
ted in the preceding resolution.
Resolved that the proceedings of this
meeting be Published in The Martinsburgh
Gazette, and Farmers Repository.
RAWLEIGH COLSFON,
Chairman
JOHN B. HOGE,
Secretary
- The Citizens of Jefferson of all reli
glous denominations who feel disposed t.
| promote society of this nature, are re
| quested to meet on Saturday the 2lst inst
| at } O'Clock, p MI in Shepherds Town a
the German Presbyterian Church, for tn,
purpose of making arrangements to unite
with the people of Berkeley, in the estab
lishment of a Bible Society, or if it shall be
| deemed most advisable TO form one in the
County of Jefferson alone, to take the neces
sary steps for that purpose
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
FROM THE BOSTON cENrINEL.
To the People Of the United States.

Ii is no common occasion, which could
have justified this Address The interest
you have in the events which have taken
place, while Icommanded one of your ar.
mics, and your knowledge of my present
situation, presume will render any apollo
sy unnecessary. am now only connected
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
IN Estyay Mare,

WAS taken up by several gentlemen
near my house and left with me for the pur-
pose of safe keeping, under the suppositon
that she belonged to some person VINO re-
sided at no great distance. The mare is
bay, had three shoes on, both hind feet
white to the foot lock, about fourteen hands
high and supposed to be five years old
The owner is desired to come forward, pay
charges and take her away
JOHN PORTERFIELD.
May, 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
4 MINISTER CHOSEN

We learn that the important discussion
concerning fit Pastor for the Monument
al church. mas eventusted in the choice of
the Rev DR. MooRE of New York, whose
character for genuine and jealous piety as
well as for ability and eloquence as preach.
er stands very high in the estimation of the
friends of Religion. There is not GER
tainly, we believe, that Dr.. MooRE will
accept the situation TO which he has been
thus honorably elected, as he is at present
happily established in the bosom of a con
gregation much sttache to him; but it is
expected that his sincere devotion to the
advancement of religion, aud the almost
destitute condition OF the Episcopal church
in Virginia, form an influence sufficient to
impel him to a change of residence.
fhe income to be annexed to the Pastor
ship of the Monumental church is two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars a year. to-
wards which object an assessment of fifteen
per cent viii be annually levied on the
original purchase money Of the pews
Daily Compiler.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
TO the Editor Of the Columbian
SACKET, $ II ARBoR. MAY 6


IS Last evening an express arrived here to
fhe Commanders purporting that British
torce OF several sail, {some say seven) we're
seen standing for 0swego This was i'm.
n.edialely magnilied, and the result was,
that ihey had commenced a bombardment
of the place Bustle and confusion was
tie order Of the day among the citizens.
The soldiers were turned out, and early the
next morning detachment of 90 spies was
sent to reconnoitre and at the same time
the briggs Oneida and Sylph we're ordered
out. Every vessel in the iiarbor that has
been ready for some weeks has this day
been provisioned; and upon getting out
will comprise the sloops of wax gen. Pike
Madison, Jefferson, and Jones, together
with tie shr Gov Tompkins, and briggs
Sylph, Oneida, and Lady of the Lake, al
ready out. 1t will depend upon the infor
nation received this evening, whether a
certainty has been promulgated in that
event, few DAYS will enable YOU to give
your readers correct and import mt infor-
nation"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
THE GAZ EI7TE.
MARTIN SBURGH :
THURSDAY, MAY l9.

The Burlington Centinel states that the
whole army is be consolidated into fif.
teen regiments, audthat the supernumerary
officers, to the number of at least 1900,
are TO be discharged from the service.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the subscribers resi-
dence near the head of Tuscarora, on the
5tn inst
A dark sorrel MARE,
about fifteen hands high, nine years old,
shod all round, has scar on her breast
and blind of the right eye, and is toleraoly
well gated will give the above reward
and all reasonable expences il brought
home, or by giving information so that
get her again.
JABEZ ANDERSON.
May l9, 1914. tt.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
FOR SALE,
FOR CASH ONLY,
Il young healthy
NEGRO GIRL,

with a male child about five months old
Inquire of the Printer.
May 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
Wool Carding.

THE subscriber will have new Card
ing Machine in operation by the oath Of
this month, near Hardscrabble, where wool
will be ca-ded with neatness and at tiie
shortest notice-Persons coming from
distance can have their wool to take homo
with them. The wool must be well washed
and all the burrs, sticks and tags taken off
before sent to the Machine, and for every
ten pounds of wool one pound OF soft grease
must send cloth large enough to wrap up
the roles in.
JACOB ROHRER.
May le, 1914.
n b My Merchant Mill is in complete
order for the reception OF Grain.
J.. r..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

N4V1L-The Court of Inquiry, com
posed of Com. BAINBRIDGE, and Captains
HULL and SMITH, convened by an order of
the President of the United States. at
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
r A G s
1T this Office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

There were few present, of a considerable
congregation, who did not call to mind the
endearments of lost relation or a dear
friend Patriot.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
NEW YORK, Nav Is.
LATEST FROM SOCKETS MAR,
HNn

BY the following extract it will appear that
Com. Caauncey bad not sailed with his
whole squadron on Friday last as reported
yesterday
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
oW E0llals I.ew;ld.
ABSCONDED from nv Fl.nt: ton
commonly e.llea StdiCy Farm,
THREE SLAVtS,
ZFNSfre C(
" " 20

FRANK. NAT HEAEY, anu FRS
DEkl k-Eank is s ft.t u
1acna. high, s.outl burned aud lie.
marksbl. strong, abo. ~ or Q! years
II age, very large mouth, Lick pro.
mineat lip a. .rosd nose sId Of =
back compile Sioa, his feet are also
very large, with seycIa. .c~,rs o" th,m
cut BY an axe he i, Ca frn.er.--
.Nus Henry is feet. ard aarut 3 ntnts
~ weL propc toEtd, s.Lvc mi
likely, OF a oak y own cOmpleS.on,
siVvenly in his dress, not yer, ist i.
GEM, and &c ell Il, smiles We 10.
KEN 10 - frrd.riek is .btui ? es
o. aye, S lie: 8 OF 10 ib,b,s Ill Il,
stout and acti.e. h.s an imrcsin,rr
In III, speech aid large ,c.r OF liz
upper lip, is brIsh, Mu to with
grey eyes, srd short "a ! d hsu--
Ilis fsiow was formerly a custom ea
to W il in tha houte abd u,tcsd On
horses bat for he 81 s year, uo,t-
ed t The B,ack.i.i'r's t,aLe, I,ll
rive, il taken within h. ccrntie. IF
We,'moreisbd, Richmond, NoIthum-
Jerland. hncastsJ, or any where ia
the state IF Mary a'd, ILty Dollars
for either Of the above named Il e.
-: wrlin tie cou ii-s Of ST e. d.
or Kng G,orge, 30 D,Ias eu.h. ii
within the counties OF Prince WiIi~m,
L usour, Fiirfax or IN, cher cum
ties wilhia the Slate Of Visin9,,ls
Dollars ca h--If out Of the .i.ies nf
Virginia ar 4 arylsnd 100. Do ga
each with al re sonable oh rye r
b lar ins hon c. or se.uI.nt In ssrae
J,i 81 that get them sgin VI "a.
30 slaves bid on when thay went #,
round j'ck is mate Of de, k bag CO q
commonly called Bear XII, viii l,-t..
Their buttons, cotton shirts, ard .hr' wn
iaen, or ,wiled lotion and yarn pam
aloons they nav have other 6 othes,
cot at this tine rceollected am in.
duced 30 believe their ole { is to .et
on board ofthe tnem, 3 ships, or pos.
sibly attempt to get toPennsyivsnia -
they went on without prnvoectinn. Z
VIM. Robinson.
HowtrD, rear Alcxa- dria, far3
fax Count Virginia {
N3v a. dfE. ~
" r. Twenty DehSS, ~ Hse q rsu
for zach " faksn IN rae Den etef Co.
ium6s.
w r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
Joseph Edelen,
Nichl. Stonestreet,
EXECUTORS Of Dr.. JAM. kdflen

Freeuters Of Dr.. Jame. Edflen.
Or The Sale Of the ebore Pro.
periy is postponed in the meon time
The Irecnfors scili contract for and
sr!Ifhe same al prirGie sale for re-
dnced price ; and fno' seld at pri
rate sale. Tili be cbrrrd aud sold 10
the highest bidder. at .lIr. Hardp's
7arern. in Pisea'spay, on Suiur-
day the third dayof december neat.
" The Editor. Of the Federal ke.
publican and Nationsl In'e'ligeneer,
are rcques,edto insert tie shove Until
the day ofs'l..
Nov. Il. 80 .a,- IS:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
400 ACRES.

This place Is well improved with .
comfortable and comm od'cus dwelling
house, and all convenient and Peces.
ssry eat houses, barns. stables, quar-.
tiers, sc. &c. Of superior quaij'y, the
most he althy situation il that part o.
tic country. o. this lind are several
H:il prepared timothy m. dows. ard ::
very considerable quantity of this anc
i.vsll adapted to, and easy Of PRE- pSra
tion for timothy the soil gener5i'y Is
fertile and well adapted to the growth
Of wheat, corn Sc. From several ex-
p,r men,s plaster acis well on this
land /; some OF it is we'll SET with re.
clever. There is On it a great s5un.
dance oftimber aud wood. 1t will BIZ
sold on the premises to tho hiahest
bidder on the first Thursday in Ns-
vembcr next, if fair, If no, Tie next
fair day Terms Of sale. three equal
payments st the cnd.of six, twelve and
eighteen months; the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved securi,irs, wi,f
a lien upon the land until the purchase
money is paij.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
For Sale
ITO NEGRO MEN.

One . dining room servant and Gard.
ner--the other IN excellent driver ord
Q.tler--Roth ofthem bred to tie Farm
ing business. Apply to 'he
PRINTERS.
November IL. daw,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
:FaR SALE,

A .EfGRo slvcNAN ard her
three eail5feh, sboy Yeas old, gil
3 se.rs ;orl,Ss!S two "oo'hs old also
,acn from, % year, old to 80 They
have 6srn, accustomed to planta''on
work, shch IS grading * cutting grass /;
Gas is a waggoner. II not sold hctnre
The 2Is, Novembsr thew will be sold a.
Fairfax court house, al public sale on q
sredi, of 9 months On bond and s-c"ri-
Is. They are ali levied IN Virginia ali
April h-t, and fnr he presen, ysar their
tax is paid in V;rgipia.
VIM. Hepburn.
September ~ DIS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
Wanted to Hire.

For the ensuing ye.r smart well dis
posed NEGRO BOY from IS to Is
years cid, to attend upon q single per-
son. Enquire at the Office Of the Ca
zeue.
Octsber s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
To Rent,

To Rent,
THE Country Seat on Cameron
y u formerly the eioper'y G:
john Richer, deees.et. This tcue.
men. IS beautifully situated on a com.
inard'ng eminenee, Y from it, health.
ines, aud contigulty TO the iowa Of
Alexandria. offers q strong induce.
ment 10 agenteeI family.
ALSO,
The House and Lot lately occupied
BY DR. Brooke, where variety OF
handsome Furniture may be bought.
Apply to
James C.. Dcneale.
Nov. -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

II AN away fr,u the Substribsr on
IL. the morHing Of the IT CT Sep.
,cm'er last, an appreaiico - lie 10
sat comet business, Uy the rame 0,
George Wallis, " years old,
bout fee, inches high I; he IS ,sry
Sq;a for his as.c. of sandy c0mpl.y-
laaa and very much tieokl,d, :. msrk
cdyo', his arms with an Esgc and az
Anchor, and the two tirN, letters of IN
name. Tic ha1 On nhcn he went /
Gay, u striped cotton ckst an
troSsers. A rev RI oi hive dollar. vii
be given 10 spp ctcad Sal ! ADprent c.
aa' retura him TO ne in A,cxirhrla
forewarl ~ per. rs wha eserf Il.
harhor;ng Or in snv maHaer eapol
m,, sail runaway at thc'r ,,eril, as ]
will nut the law in force gains; all oil.
Tenders
N~Iam inclined 20 believe lie is
in Baltimore
g ~ ~ - PETER RHODES.
So.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
Bnlter, Feathers, &c.

Batter, Feathers, &c.
5000 lb'tpr;me Skin BUTTER,
so los. liss FEATHERS,
For 'sie BY
JOSEPH MANDEV!LLE,
Csrne- Of Hng u Fanf,1, reefs.
With his usual general AS ., t,osr, Of
he best WINES, LIQUORS & GRO
CERES.
Ociobar 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
Public Sale

nY VIRTUE If Decree sf the
Ii Honorable the cnclu Court Of u
District Of Columbia, for ths County Of,
Alexandria. ! shsll on the { uy'h Mon.
day in this month sell st public sne, ion
to the highe't bidder FIR r-.ey MOI ey,
a vacant LOT Of GROUND ir this
town stu.,e an the north side oil King
stree, ard a,jeitirg the east end 1t the
Dwelling House oi And-ew Schol6eld,
',Ae property Of the lais ,yillism Cash,
Jun.
-, Edm 4 Ice.
| 80 ,l.JizE sCsAms<iozs>. :
Nov. II. ,aasIds.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
JuSr.puBLlSHED
81 THE SUBSCRIBERS

By THE RsCnIBE
A nsa, edition OF DIR. Watts plain
and cas-, CaTECulSMS for Children,
. which re id Fed PIeserv tive
;: ON the Sins and to,iios Of Youth {:
lite estmins,er A sembly's sHcrtcr
CAT Eg HIS Nwith Explanatory Noes
and ,eripturai Refcrcnce'- Songs III
v,ne s. Mori, wi'h some short PRAYERS
for The use OF Chiltren-by the sane
Author. ~
as5. James ,Eennedy @ Son.
Nov - B,o I'D off
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
LO ST

ON the 10th inst. in this Town, sup
rns,9 in Duke Sirtet.
n B!qck liGocco Pocket Booh;,
Fegy mach worn, and tied wi,h u 'ea-
ther stri.s, II contained some riry
ra.aaS.s Papcrs. which can &c Of no
Use 70 any person except the owner
and S1ous Is Dollars in Back Bills
Any pcr,on 6ndipg it. and lcaylng {
At his Ones, Shall be emitted TO the
Moaey it contained. 49,
Ezekiel England:
Nov. %. Sc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
n q T. l. t..

~ ~ " l..
an Monday The Stu Gay of De.
~ cember next. | shall Offer lor
lie at tie late residence OF George
Dene.ie j. decd Of FrsGcrick County,
Virginia, near Berryviile, his crop OF
Corn. When, ard Prc, Also his stock
1T Horses C.'lt, Hogs, &C. tcu.c.
hold and kachcn furajturc Also
will be oE.lsd ia hue or sale few
Negroes. - The SAN, lime md place
will be offered :or Rent The Farm
thereon he toinerl, resided. Those
VINO may have clains against the &c.
&C scd, will p'ease leave the same with
D MEL ZEE, Esq sttorney at law, WIN
chester, properly authenticated OF The
81 scrib"'--those who NAV he indobt-
cd Will pie make p,yment to Mr.
Lee. The terms will be made known
on the day Of sale.
James G.. Deneale,
|am'or Of George Denesie, deed.
Nov - dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King a"d Eai.far Streets.
'',-'r= HAS FOR SALE,
so OF. Chests Gunpo ~der. Imperial.
dyson, Young Hysnn. hyson.
Skin. and Souchnng TEAS.
5000 Ii ,r.fped SUGARS.
SO b5ls. Museovado < n. Orleans
Sugars.
20 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna do.
10 pipes C'grae BR ANDY.
so boxes Mould CANDLES:
With'a general ass'rtmsr, 81 the best
Wiss, Liquors and Groceries.
o. ober IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
French School.

TIE Subscriber again proposes
te,ehios the rudi'pen'> cf the French
language, duriag The course OF the all
and. wioter~-for tsrms cnquire ct Ed
ward SnbIer Jun OF of,he Subscriber.
- {" = =. WM LANPuIER.
: October a.. E.
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Jackson i R,4ia,.ey

oFYEK FIR sArH,
200 5bis Coarse SALT,
1000 hush,l, Eastera Shore, Of
rsItnt qualify, just received per schr
i.wS.
They wishto purchase Fl OUR from
New Wheat.
OCT 81. 3w
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TUESDAY, NovEMBsR 90, 1914.
Orphans Court,


Alexandria C0uaiy, Noe. 7srm, 1914
ORDERED, Thar the Executors @.
Reh'd. l.. Hewitf, deceased. do WISER.
inc following advertisement three times
a week for SIX weeks in the Alsxan.
dria ncwspap rs
A Copy--Tcst,
A. MOORE, Reg'r
This is to give Notice,
That the SUBS ribcr. ct ai.s andria
County in the District Of Co,un biz,
have obtained from tn. Orphans Court
atore said, letters. testanentary ON ,ho
sstIe Of Rich'd t. Hewitt, late Of The
County aforesaid, deceased: all persons
having Gains against the said accident
arc hereby waraed to exhibit the same
With the vouchers thereof to the sub.
scrihers duly authenticate & .assed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
third tlay Of May next, or they may by
law be excluded from Ill tcn;fit to said
estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make imm dite pa ment.
Given under our hands this s.! day
Of November 1914.
James S. Scott,
John Richards,
Erseufors Of Richard L.. He wRt.
Nov 'a3cr 3. i6v.
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Henry Frazier.
Laborers Wanted Immediately

FIFTY lsaborers are wart"d " the
month. 20 work on the Fort II atisns a,
sor Washington, q whom COOL va
&c. will be given, ard prompt payment.
Apply 20
Joseph Dean, or
Matthew Robinson.
Volus,ary Coutr,bu'i' n tb1r
or money win he thankful y received o.
All "a tie above mentioned work
SEPTEMBER IT. a
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Valuable Lands ior Sale.

A CREEABLY to the last will and
. 4 testament Of the late Dootor James
Ele!cp, the subscribers will sell al the
re i estu,e whereof he died pos sassed,
consisting Of farm adjoining the town
OF Piscataw-y in Prime Georges coun.
to- eoutaipit,o about
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