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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
twenty-five Dollars Reward.

D AN AWAY from the subscriber
IN on the alst Of May, dark mulat-
to man named CAESAR, about IS
years of age, FIVE feet six inches high,
stout and broad shouldered, thin vi.age,
features regular, used to driving light
Wagon or cart, oznaburg pantaloons *
shirt, waistcoat of striped twilled coun-
try cloth, hat and shoes much worn is
an artful fellow and will probabably
change his clothes. He belonged for
merly to Ludwell Lee Esq. Of Loudoun.
Ten Dollars will be given for appre-
bending and delivering to me said Run
away, if taken not more than - miles
from home, or Is dollars for any greater
distance.
BAIL Williams.
June l6 IF
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LOST

ON Thursday evening last Pointer
Pdhty yellow & white, about 2 taonthS
thr A liberal rewsrd WILDE givefifor.
ole Dog and 20 Dollars for the Thief
Enquire of the Printers;
July 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
Land for Sale.


'TdG Subscriber offSrs for sale a
l tract of about 800 Acres of Land,
'Sa~'1 IN the Comfy Of Prince Will
ua near the Town of Haymaraet,
GA within less than mile OF the new
'0'0p'ke Road, leading from Alcxan-
VA 10 Fauquicr Court-House. This
Aa 'oFns a part of much larger tract
slA vas held by the late Mann Page
a'nnsheld, and is bciieved to be e.
=" N point of futility to any land In
sS Par;of the Country. A consider
4ee part OF it is now fresh, and highly
r.uuclive and has oceH found TO re-
we The Plaster Of Paris to great adj
r"'dge' Taere is a great sufficlency
y, wood and timber, conveniently dis.
S"a'ed; il is we'll watercd, and en-
a'~ a considerable body of low
S r.: suitable for Timothy Meadows.
:, g" Property is situa.ed IN the midst
~ agreeable and thickly settled
s.sa'orhooa, and is convenient TO Sc
:. merchant and country Mills 1t
h, '?'esent. cultivated ina single farm,
u, 1'.f u Slual advantage, be d.
s,s., '''o e&eaving to each good
Ff' OF Raod and timber, and water
a,, ''aHaance. For terms and other
u. ~" a's spplication may be male to
>, subscriber who resides near the
O.. and convenient 70 the Post
'1cs of Ha7msrket:
+, Henry Washington.
NSorrWp. !anr 90 IN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
SULPHUR SPRINGS

In Berkeley County, Virginia, lately &C.
euhied by MINcHlxI,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THESE Springs form valuable
establishment, and will be found
worthy the attention of any person
who is isposed to enter into a public
line Of business.
For terms apply to Jacob Morgan,
Esq. Alexandria.
H. St. c.. Tucker.
Winchester, Jan. 26-[29] 2aw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05

Lots on the City Road.
n WILL LEASE for term of years,
few Lots handsomely situated en-
the main road leading to Washington &
Georgetown, suitable for meadow, gar.
dens or pasture.
Chas. Alexander.
June l6 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR SALE,
4, 800 pieces long & short yellow Nan.
keens of a sup. quality
Is chests Imperial TeS,
30 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
Hyson do.
40 bbls. Loaf Sugar,
6 cases 10 pint Tumb!ers,
5 pipes genuine Cogniac Brandy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-05
Potomac Steamboat Company

TIME Stockholders in the aboye
j. Company are hereby particularly
requested to attend General Meeting,
either in person or by proxy, to be
held at the Columbian. Inn, in Frede:
ricksburg, on Monday the llth day Of
July, at - o'clock, when business Of
great importance will be laid before the
meeting
By order Of the President,
Lakewood Parish, !
Sec. TO the p. S. B. Comb:
Fred'g, June 9,-july 2 At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Valuable Land for Sale.

by virtue of a decree of the Superior
- Court of Chancery, for the Richmond
District, wherein the Executors of AIexan-
der Trent, sen. decd. were complainants.
and the Representatives of Peterfield Trent.
defendants-WU be Sold, at Cumberland
Courthouse, on the fourth Monday in July
next, tbeing court day1 the balance Of that
very valuable TRACT of LAND on Willis's
river, containing 587 1.2 acres, by a late
survey.-The quality of the Land is well a.
dapted to the culture OF Wheat, Corn, &c.
and It's contiguity TO the town of Chira.
where there is most excellent Manafac,
turing Mill, for wheat, a tobacco inspection
and ready Market for every thing which
may be made thereon-added to its being at
the head OF the naviga5le waters of WiIiis's
river, render it most desirable situation
tor one who wishes to invest his money in
TINS KIND OF property.-One third ofthe pur.
chase money will be required when the ii
tie is made, and the balance in two eoual
annual instalments. to be secured by deed
OF trust on the LaRd.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June %. 1914 tdr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Sales at Auction.

On Friday next tie a2nd inss uiii be sold at the
Washington JIrers, m this city, nnder the
management. Of James Brown, Jr.
4 LII THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
N FURNITURE, now at that place-Consisrs
ing OF excellent Beds, Bedsteads, Chairs, Ia
tles, Side boards, Earthen Ware, q handsome
set OF Table China, and almost every article
necessary TO the comfortable entertainment Of a
large number OF gepteel persons. The above
sale will be made positively without any limi-
taLion.
TERMS OF SALE:
On all purchases under S 100, cash will
be required; above S 100 and under 5 200,
sixty days; above $500. and under 5 500,
ninety days; above 8 500 and under S 1000,
six months; above s 1000, nine and twelve
months credit,
Approved endorsed notes will be requir.
ed,
or FOR SALE, credit foo and 90 DAYS. a
good Male COOK, a, PASTRY COOK, and an ex.
eeilent House Servant Also, for Hire. Cor the
balance OF The present year, an excellent 0SrLER
and good House Servant.
July 16 PAMELA ANN MOORE. Ex.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Or Sales at Auction.

'1ndE Subscribers have lately received and
a will sell at Public Auction. positively
without reserve. on Wednesday the 27th inst
(at the Store of the tenement next above
Mr. X. Johnstnn's, and nearly opposite the
Merchants Coffee House.) large and var
luable assortmentof Dry Goods, viz
Elegant Jaconet Cambrics and Cambria
Muslins, Linen Cambrics. Leno Handker-'
chiefs. domestic printed Shawls, ella Hand
'kerchiefs, elegant Florence and Levantine
Silks, Genoa and Constitution Cord, Cordu-
roys, Thicksetts and velvets. Cloths, aud
Cassimeres. Shifting Cotsons. Pins, ell
egant Vestrgs. Dimities, Linen Damask
Table Cloths, Silk Cord. Black Grape, Leno
Grape, White Gauze. Linen Cambria Hand.
kerchiefs. Striped Nankeens, Legantine
Shawls, Lilac and Figured Silks, India
Cottous, black Silk Hose and Gloves,
Beaver Gloves, black and white silk
Mitts, and great variety of useful and
seasonable articles too tedious to enume-
rate here. The public are respectfully
assured that the above is to be free and
unlimited sale-to commence at 10 O'Clock,
when the terms will be made known.
Moncure, Robinson & Peasants
July 9. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20

ioAorahGm Rirkpasriek, SURVEYING executor Of
David Duncan deceased, James Welsh, a.
Nathaniel S. D..ilam and Sally his Spije.
A you are not residents of the Common.
- wealth of Virginia, take this method
to give You notice, chat shall proceed, by
virtue OF commission from the Superior,
Court OF Chancery for tho Richmond Dis.
trict, on the first Monday of October next
between the hours of eight in the forenoon 8,
SIX IN the afternoon, and between the same
hours OF each succeeding day. until all the
violence shall be taken, at the Prothonotary's
Office, in the Town of Pittsburg in the
State OF Pennsylvania, to take the De-
positions of John Irwin, George Wallace.
James Robinson, John Wilkins. John
Woods, David Steel, James Ross. James
Oiiard, Andegson Tanehill, Samuel Jones
and Samuel Hewett. And that shall all
SO proceed, between the same hours of the
second Monday of December next. and of
each succeeding day, until all the evidence
shall be taken, at the Office of said Suueri..
or Court OF Chancery, at the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, to take the dispositions Of
John Preston and others, all said deposi-
tons to be read in evidence in the suir in
said court, depending, wherein ! am plain.
tift and you and others are defendants
Your obi. servt.
JAMES MORRISON.
Ju'y y, 1914. w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
From tie w Y. Colombian.

There seems to exist pretty general be-
lief, that Great Britain will not make peace
until she has fairly put the patriotism of
all our countrymen TO the test, by vigorous
effort to diOide and conguer.--Our local
divisions have excited belief in England.
that this country Cannot be united in de.
fence OF It's liberties and that the disaffec.
ton OF the federal party to the national go.
vernment, will constitute SO powerful co...
operation, as t. enable them to divide, if not
recaloc ize these states Such, we feel satisfi-
ed, are the views and intentions of the Bri.
fish ministry, however they may disguise
them by she show of egociation--and our
conclusion IL imply warranted both by her
very formidable preparations, and the lam
gnnse of her ministerial prints. The Lon,
dor Fines, eudeavors to establish the doc
trile, that No feace can 6e nude NTH
Janses Madison ;" or in other words, no
peace can be,made with America, until the
peope. he scvereigns of the land, will give
up me rigli. OF appointing whom they please
to manage tueir national concerns, and con-
sent to I" unconditional s9b1,issionn-
asks,
Can we doubt, that vigorous effort on
our part viii arrihiiate the power of fac.
tioE [ti1e American people faction u a
like hostile 20 the British and fatal TO Ame>
rics9 Is not the time proptious for win.
ming at last the sounder and better part of
the Americans to an a'iot ofmterest with
the country rom which they sprangs"
No American who believes these to be
the sentiments Of the British ministry, ex.
pressed through their organ, can doubt of
heir hostile designs upon the union and
lnde 9endence OF the ". States, or of their
calculations Of being aided in their projects
BY our sivisions. What is the alternative
it holds cut to the minority Either to
rally round and defend their constitution
and rights, or to form '' an uision Of interest"
with Eneland, and. sink into the AFFECT con-
dition of colonsts.
The Quebeck papers continue to notice
the arrival of officers, soldiers and seamen,
from England, to reduce US to unconditi-
onal submission" Admiral Coffin has ar.
rived there as naval cQmmander.--Yeo
viii probably command on ChamplaiD,
where the enemy are making great exerti>
ons to obtain the ascendancy. A branch
of the British Admiralty is to be established
in Canada, to facilitate their operations on
the lakes. In addition to single regiments,
says the Montreal paper, 10 coo men are
expected. in Canada, and $4,000 on ouf
coast.
We shall probably have on oar frontiers
and coast, Ia three months, greater force
than ar any period of the Revolutionary war !;
and a Crisis is at hand, which will nut in
requisition the exertions OF ctr country
Crisis, iR which indifference and inactigi-
ty will be. virtually, if not legally, treason
TO the commonwealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
TO MEN or gNTERpRIzE AND
ACTivITY.


The s'tni Of thirty thousand dollars TO ,sis
ca by Lottery for .he 6eneft IF the Liz
ferdry Fund.
V>hE President and Directors of the Lite,
rary Fund. in pursuance of the powers
vested In them by the Act of the General AS.
ssmbly of Virginia, entitled, Gan Act to
provide for the Ecuca'ion of the Poor" are
disposed to roise by a Lottery the sum Of
fA!rfy fhonaard doha,s. by means of the a.
gency' OF a Contractor ror that purpose. 70
whom a liberal compensation will be made.
Lottery.
Any person DESTROYS of embarkine in ths
undertaking viii communicate his prono-
SAILS. ~ a Letter addressed to the Sabscrir
Der. on or before the first day of August
next; on which day the President and biz
rectors will determine on accepting or re-
jecting such proposals.
WAi. N1UNFORD.
Clerk of the Literary Fund.
Richmond. July 9TH, 1914.
IA:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Patent Portable Hot Bath.

vNHE Inventor Of this important Medical I'm
provement is now gone on to PHILADELPHIA
IN order TO provide competent supply OF An.
paratus-Ns soon as he can make the necessarv
arrangements, Agents will be employed TO con.
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which lie at first CONTEMPLATED
was 90 dcllars to private Citizens, TO Pbysici,
ans 100 dollars. For few months however. he.
offered them at half price, 10 those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was COL
Letting such facts and testimonies as the pub-
lie required This period is now expired aud
the price in future will be as at hrst intended
Those who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to he reasonable
For the relief ofthe poor, every agent will he
instrtcted to make provision IN Their respective
neigbbourhoods. Ia the city of Richmond, any
poor person who may iced the Bath may apply
70 Mr.. John r. Shields, Capt. fthe City Watch,
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each of whom.
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
exclusively 20 the service of such
AS this intended arrangement is completed.
notification will be given from time TO time. TO
those concerned.
No person syill be permitted to see any of the
Baths, who is not furnished with proper liz
cense, so as to be prepared to grant dispeDsati.
ons to every purchaser under the signature of
the inventor or his General Agent, rs every
Known violation of the patent privilege will be
prosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
July 16. tf
P.S. Robt G.. Jennings, the General Agent. is
furnished with supply Of the Apparatus, at
his olhce, lately occupied By James Brown Eso
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
LIFE OF GEN. MonsAu.

We are gratiie1 on seeing published in this
town" some details concerning Gen. Morcau
and his hast moments" by Paul Svirine The
author is a Russian, a young gentleman of
handsome talents and literary attsiuments who
was little more tran year ago in this town
and is we'll remembered by several gentlemen
here. He accompanied Gen. Moreau from this
country, who embarked al New York on the
2lst Of June 1913 and did not leave him until
the hour Of his death.
The narrative is principally confined to T.
thort period Of nOreau's life after his leaving
shIs country. IN the details after his landing
in Europe it is particuia- aud quite interesting
He landed at 3trasund from Gouenburg on the
5th OF August, where he met the Crown Prince
Of Sweden; he arrived at Prague on the 10Th.
where he was presented 90 the Emperors Of
Russia and Austria, and the King Of Prussia;
on the 18TH he sent out for the allied army; on
the 10th the attack was made on Dresden; the
next day he received his fatal wound, and on
the I'd OF September he died. The book is
written IN simple and engaging style and it
will serve to give very clear idea of the plea.
sing history OF Moreau's lie.
There is subjoined to this book brief me-
moir CT Tie whole Of his life.
The work is ornanented with we'll engra-
ved keness, executed By Mr.. Amin, a Young
American Artist. Bost DAILY .qGp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
NoRroLx, July IL.

Stranger arrived at this place few days
ago, and passed himself off for 4 Lieutenant in
the United States Rifle corps. AS his exterior
appearance and address were perfectly gcnteci,
no one suspected him Cor an impostor, and it
is even said that he played his part SO well with
the Pay Master, as to obtain from him the a.
mount ofseversl months pay He contrived al.
SO to impose upon some OF the citizens, who lent
him money, cloathing. Sc. but finding himself
unexpectedly recognised, he made an immedi-
ate and rapid retreat leaving those whom he
had guiled, to chew the cud of bitter reflection.
We understand his name is Moses that he is
native OF Charleston, S. G.. and was some time
ago an inmate ofone of the state prisons to the
| northward. 1t is ascertained that he 'hsd made
for Richmond, where he is said to be well known,
and where it is to be hoped stop viii be put
to his career of yillainy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
National Lottery.


~ y = Z q
VIM. and John Ar1nstead, pIa;n,;tF.
AGAINST
Susannah z. Clarke, Ballard Davenport and Mil,
dred his wife, and Edward Bouker, Guard
an OF John Scott, and VIM. B. Scott, Branch
H. Bibb and Lucy his wife, . Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
HE defendant. Susannah f. Clark. not ba-
y wing entered her appearance, according to
the act OF Assembly. and the rules ofthis Court
ana 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that she IS not an inhabitant of this State. On
the motion OF the plaintiffs, by their Attorney
i is ordered, that she appear here on line Grs,
day Of Sept. Court next, & enter her appearance
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copv
OF this order be inserted in one Of the news ma.
pers printed in Richmond, for two months suc
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
Court House Of the said County.
Copy-Test, THOMAS READ. C. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
MIR, THOMAS GARTER.

TAKE NOTICE. that on the fourth sa-
turday in AugustSnext, between sunrise and
sunset, shall at Goodin's Church in Buck
ingham county, take the dispositions of suns
dry persons, to be read las evidence in suit
in Chancery in the county Court of Buckine-
ham. in which an, plaintiff, and you, as ab>
sentee, and another are defendants. This
mode OF notice is taken as you are absent
from this Commonwealth, and have no
known agent.
Yours. &c.
REUBEN CHADOIN.
Buckingham, 18th July 1914. (4w.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
An Apprentice Wanted.

A Boy from IA to l6 years of age of goo fa-
"A miiy connection possessing easy manners
and tolerable good English education, will
be taken by me as an APPRENTICE TO
THE DRUGGISTS APO 7FIEC.dRYS
BUSINESS. One from the country is pre-.
ferred-Applcation to be made immedi-
arely.
~ A Servitude of three years, ifthe boy
should prove expert, will only be required.
WILLIAM WEST.
Richmond, July 10.
-. Just received, a fresh. supply of Drugs
and Medicines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
LAND FOR SALE.
IwouLD WISH TO SELL
10 or 1900 Acres Of Land

Lying IN Me county ofOyange,
nN the road leading from Swift Run IN O.
~ range courthouse, and in less than mile
from the latter place. The greater part of this
land is in its original growth, and the irs.; :.
qua' in value to any high land in the state,
There is on il from sixty to seventy acres of the
very first rate low grounds. The land will he
sbevn BY myself, or in my absence, by Mr..
Robert Brock, living on the premisesI
THOMAS MACON.
June ~. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Bank of Virginia,

IT,. p...,s July 1914. is
gay declared > Dividend of SIX per cent ON
the old stock, as the profits of the last half
year, and Surplus Dividend of seven Nor
cent being the accumulation since the esrar
.nlishment or the Bank. The sum Of thir.
Teen dollars on each share of old Stock win
therefore be paid on or after the 18th In.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Farmers Bank of Virginia.

The President and Directors have this
gay declared dividend Olive and quar-
ter per cent. on the Capital Stock. for the
last six months : which, after the usual de-
ductionfo the Stock of the Common wealth
Viii DC paid TO the Stockholders, or their
legai representatives.. on the 18th instant.
July 4th, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS information has been received
that a number of individuals, who have
deserted from the Army Of the United States.
nave become sensible of their offences, and are
desirous OF returning to their duty
n fuii pardon is hereby granted and proclaim.
ed TO each and all such individuals as shall with.
IN three months from the date thereof. surrep-
DER themselves to the commanding officer NJ
any military post within the United States or tbr
territories thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal OF the United States to be affixed to
my hand. ''''
Doneat the City of Washington, the seven.
tecnth day ofJune, A. ID. one thou
sand eight hundred and fourteen. and
OF the Independence of the United
States the thirty eighth.
JAMES MADISON.
JAMES MONROE,
SECRETARY OF SrArr
All officers and soldiers of the army .re 70.
CURED to continue their exertions in detecting
and bringing to sriaI deserters from the M,
my. -
premium not exceeding fifty dollars far
each dcserter will be paid by the comman,l;no.
ohcer OF the post, garrison or district 10 WHICH,
ne may be brought and delivered. All officers
and Soldiers are required 10 enforce tile LAW a
gainst such citizen or citizens ne sbaIl 60.
or procure soldier to desert. The words of
the law are as follows, viz "
= De 10 enacted &c. Tina. every person, not
SUBJECT to the rules and Articles Of war. who
snaa procure or entice soldier in the service
Oh the onItea States, to desert or who shall
purcnsse from any soldier, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof; and every Can.
tam or commanding officer of any ship or yes-
sci, Who shall enter on board such ship or YES
sci, as ono OF his crew, knowing him TO have
deserted esa.s! or otherwise carry away any such
soldier, or shall refuse deliver him ,o 70 ,b,.
orders oil his commanding officer. shall nnn,
legal conviction, be fined al the discretion NJ a.
ny court Saving cognizance of the same in anr
sum not exceeding three iundred dollars. ana
De imprisoned any term not exceeding one
BY order of the Secretary of War.
JOHN II. BELL.
Afsistnm INSPECTOR General.
(2m.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
From u Kenfucty PAPER.

he fines having reached AN important crisis,
FOLLOWING simple Int Interesting specimen Ut the
volutionary spirit OF our mothers, may not be an
cless lesson 20 their, daughters or sons. 1t will
seh our sweethearts school us into public spirit
~ warn our fellow young bachelors of The danger
icy may be in, il prcferring the charms Of case Il
ear eonn,ry's service, they should venture ON sucl
'clarations. NJ.
AS Culinet and Phoebe sat
Beneath poplar grove,
With tender truth, the gentle youth
Was telling tales of love.
Dear blooming maid" the shepherd said,
My ardent vows believe, So
"Those dovncass eyes and artless signs
Scan ue'er my hopes deceive.''
blush o'erspread her cheek with red,
t Which half she turned aside,
With gentle signs her bosom rose,
While thus the maid replied:
Full well. dearyouth, know thy truth,
"And all thy VOWS believe;
I" But, oh. is this time for bliss,
" Or themes SO soft as these.
Whilst all around we hear no sound,
&c But wars terrific strain;
The drum commands our armed bands,
:" And ehides each tardy swain;
Our Country's call arouses all
'' Who dare be brave and free -
The youth alone my love shall crown,
"Who saves himself and me-"
"'ris done,' he cried. " from thy dear side
Now quickly II begone
From love win TO Freedom fly.
~ slave to thee alone
Aud when come with laurels home,
a nd all that freemen crave,
TO crown my love, thy smiles shall prove
The FAR re.sard she Brare."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
At'afaft and Issfecfcr CeneraFs Offices
y Hashingfo', June IL, 1914.
GENERAL ORDER.

v6NHE President has been pleased ia issue the
following Proclamation, of which due no1
tice will he taken. =
Sy the President ofthe United States of
.Aine,.icn