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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO MILLERS.

To John worthington, Isaac i'Phcrson, Elisha Ty.
son, Thomas Ellicott, and others, &c. &c. -four
millers. amounting in the whole TO the number OF
---; full list OF whose names Would tc toe
expensive. Those who infringed the rights OF
the subscribers, and Join in memorials to Con-
gress to get the act for his relief repealed.
CgNTLKMEN- .,it ,.,,
You are probably apprized of the fate of your
L memorials it not, this is to inform you, that
you are referred to the courts Of the United States
for redress,where had invited you. Indeed you did
say much, too much And you did prevail so far
as to get bill reported to the Senate, such as you
wished But it was refused third reading by vote
of twenty-five to nine. Ipresume you will not unite
in another memorial, but prefer now to pay for Ii
cence to use my Improvements, as others have done
freely long ago-if not inform you, that suits will
be instituted for damages Will the juries give me
less than the sums saved you by the use of my i'm
provements ever since you forcibly seized on them,
and have used them in defiance Of the laws Of the
United States Will Congress ever seize my rights
for your use }
You know my prices were lower than any paten-
tee charged, viz The price of labor saved to
you IN one year only giving in all the other advan
tages, and all the of the patent term. How then
could you say that extorted Did you believe your
!. You must have knowledge thst it will be no more
than fair and just that the past use Of my improve
ments by infingers, shall pay for all my time lost,
and the costs Of lawsuits, &C. &C. in defence Of my
rights since that is so amply sufficient There
fore six per cent. per annum is demanded on the
saved you in each aud every year. after the 22d JAM
1813 until you purchase licences this is in addition
TO the original price that charge those who comply
with the law and respect patent rights But if you
think this charge too high, you mag on paying me
before suit be commenced, the SIX per cent. per
mum, on the sums saved you in each year since you
began to use my improvements, within my patent
term, quit the use Of them, and keep the principal
sums yourselves. 90
improvements still more extensively useful. There
fore no further indulgence will be given nfrngers,
for it would be an unpsrdonable political sin.
OLIVER EVANS.
Washington, April f6, 1914. OIL
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SUGARS.

L . 0. RICHMOND, has on hand, and offers for
sale at reduced prices, 10 hhds. 20 tierces and 25
bbls first quality Muscoyado SUGARS.
.aso-20 boxes first gu ality RAlSINS jane 8.
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N,w Feather Beds and Feathers.

I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
A Beds, fsom 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
o..a No. 3, Chdriss-sfrees. =
Likew,se--an assortment of MATTRESSES Of
every description, constantly kept for sale above
March %. f
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JONES & RATHBONE,


-.n- Have for Sale,
LIVE hundred boxes Candles;
l. 800 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfine Flour;
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Moasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
IS hhds. w. |. Rum
200 bags debenture Coffee. Is 20 ,e.
They respectfully offer their services az Auction.
GERS and Commission Merchants, and refer for infor.
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs
JoHs @. & SANvHL WuiTEHoRNE, OF Newport.
Providence, April 26. IT,
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE,
Ofers Jor sale at their store, No. 10, Marketsqrare,
NDiA point GIN, by the pipe or bbl.;
a w. !. and N. Z. RUM, by the hid. or bbl
superfne FLOUR, by the bbL;
SUGAR, by the bbl
CHOCOLATE, by the box, r,.,e,il,
Likewisc-A general assortment Of GROCERIES,
at retail.
U they want to employ number Of weavers
Acwpers, May 10, 1914 Qlw)
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NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1914


OFFERS FOR SAE,
EIN-50 pipes Of Sisson's manufactory;
~ RuM-io hhds. w. l. Sd and 4,h proof, of prize
schooner Lousa's cargo;
BRANDY-French and panish;
WlNE-Madeira and Lisbon;
M0LASSES-hhds. and bbls. ,,
suGARs-Havana and Muscovado by box, sc.
TEAs-iiyson, Hyson Skin, souchong, and Ho-
hea, by the chest;
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALr-coarse and fine;
NCTMEGS;
ALLSPICE,
PEPPER;
.CALlA;
CAYENNE-pepper,
SNUFF--yelIow
OiL-sweet and lamp,
WARE-iron and stones q
BED-CORDS-a few gross; sI
And great number Of other articles too numer-
Gus to menton.--An which win be sold Wholesale
and retail, for cssh or approved credit, as low as
can be purchased in Rhode-Islaild.
Asypvrt. fs5r.ary ~ 1914 G
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. II, Long Uharf Has for SAFE,
Ffpfss I Fl ssi.. r'pe'' first quality GIN,
is 3 sis;s siss' ni.Sss. Ma,ss. WINE
20 20 ,'eIse'' SsIs. first quality MoLAssEs,
30 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 w.t. COFFEE
10 10 sSss's sisis saasSsns. asiSn s.i'' rnA'
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 ditto sandominso} sEGARs' first quality
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
---.iLSO--
very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March g. 1914. IT, K,
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

oGer ut private sale, recssndbie terms.
$40 hhds. old crop Havana Molasses
I2o do. new do. do. March Si'
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JOElN ID. LION,
No. 6, Lyons and Ne. a, ScOi's sshGc6
ETAS FOR SALE,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds. and
bbls. entitled to dsbenture;
so bbls. meas, aud 50 do. prime Beef;
90 do. prime Pork;
200 do. Tar, large barrela;
so pieces Russia Duck rs do. Ravens do.
Shcathing Boards and Nails, constantly on
hand, at No. 6. Lyons wharf, where Ship Stores, Sc.
are put up at the shortest notice. IT, Mar. IL.
WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ,
70, Thamssstreet, C6er at private sale,
260 boxes Havana brown O,,cs,o
go hhds. and 70 bbls. MuscovadoS
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debsnture;
800 hhds. retailing Mo!asses;
10 pipes Gin, LIST and 4th proofs
SO bbls prime Becf--20 do Pork
40 bbls Turpentine--s0 de. Tar
so pieces Russia Duck--5000 bushels Salt
SO bbls. Mackerel; ot
"a bags Tumerio--Stanish Seyars. ,.t.
Newport, April IS, 1914.
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OLOINNIL Os O4vII INI1NOt
u EsPECfFULIY informs his friends and the
N public, that he has taken the store, No. 156,
Thames-street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Walter
Cornell, where he offers his services Clock and
watch-makcr, and assures his friends and all who
may favor him with their custom, that he will use
his utmost exe,tions to give general satlsfacton.-
lie has also on hand, omall assortment Of Jewelry
and Fancy Goods, he expects new supply in q few
days, which ne will cell as cheap As Can be purchas.
ed in Newport Mag l8.
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Hd,utans and Insnecfor Generate Office,
Washington, May 20, 1914.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Absent officers now on furloogh, and not
ordered on the recruiting service, will Join
their respective corps or regiments, immcd-
a,ely.
By order, J. B. wALBACH,
.Adjatans General.
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.6eiasrns and Innees0r Generars Office.

.Hdjascns and InYsecfor Generate Office.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Any commissioned officers Of the army OF
Of the United States, who shall send, or
accept any challenge to fight duel ; or
who, knowing that any other officer has sent
OF accepted, or is about to send or accept,
challenge to fight duel, and who does not
immediately arrest and bring to trial the Of
e--is-s IN this case, shall be dismissed the
service OF the Uaited States.
j. b. WALBACH,
hdyafanf General
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15

satisfactory pledge or this head---no feature
N present circumstances, Can arrant the
abandonment nf a single riyh; tor which we
have contendcd---thev are inse,sarabie from
our existence rs Do independent state ard
the moment we.resga tkea. we sink from
the station OF a fosuer. to that of dehe,e-
dencg. IL the public func,ouaries could be
81 torsettul Of their duty as to surrender NJ
OF the rights of the nation, the spirit of Tie
people. which is unbroken. end their patrio
tism, which is nnabateti. would reject such
rulers from their confidence, and restore,
by manly effort, The deserted cause Of
their country.
Let US not, therefore, exalt cur hopes OF
peace too high. We have had TOO much ex
perience OF the nature of NESocIArIoN
not Ia know that the interchange of creaen-
tiais does not always produce an adjustment
OF differences.
One word more. The patton ought not
to be unmndtu! that the game Of war a
bounds in tricks of diptomacy--and that
our present fee has not been sparing in the
use OF tAem. The mask OF reace has often
been en- ninyed by her u hide tue dark vi
sage OF Intended devastation; ana irsditated
massacre. In times of peril spsI.icion is the
oest, and credHiity The most treac berots
OF coGnsellars. II we sre wise, we will not
neglect to prepare for cor own safety, nos.
outstanding The smiling ashect OF chheur
dHcee. Mar. -ddU.
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THE MONOPOLY

OF mat foreign produce. Inch if not es
senual to lie, has from lang use become
necessary, To our comfortable existence
such as salt, sugar, coffee, ira, SSc.--.as W ell
as vi British fabrics generally, has received
severe check IN the pacific aspect which
is worn by the late news from BrItaia. We
PTeo'cied, and asst happened with as much
truth as II endued with spirit of prophecy
mat the hrst rumor OF pacific nature would
prostate products of this description to a
tar and reasonable price. Never was pre
uistion more singuiarly verified. Only TWO
Gays alter the expression of this speculative.
opinion, we antOurced in our culuAins IL g
arrival ot the Cartel at Annapo!is--a cir
Constance so much hey oad the ordinary
bounds OF probability that no man dreampt
OF It's occurring. The Consequence has been
mat all produce has fallen instantly from,
the highest to the loves war prices. In N .
York, we are informed, Ga the sh0rk has been
tremendous" --lhat j. to say, salt has fallen
from three dollars II one, sugar from 40 to
10 cents per ID. The shock may have been
tremendous on lew iuconsiderate & greedy
men, VINO have stretched their credit to EN-
oface vast Inonopoiles OF the most necessary
articles OF Lite--6ut the community in re
neral cahnot be otherwise than benefited by
breaking down these monopuiies, which. out
OF the pocke's OF the industrious mechanic
ana farmer, were 70 have showered wealth
or those who combined 20 Cypress the peo-
Pic ~ iflB au artificial SCARCITY OF the
articles ia question. An artificial scarcity
we say, because ii is well understocd
that there was in the country sufi
cieht supply Of them for full two wears
consumption. We cannot buc think, how
ever, thar the ebb OF the tide has been as
much tos rapid rs the hocd--;hat ,ho,e
VINO hold this produce have sacrificed much
OF thunder the influence of panic for which
there is no sufficient ground. as hastily as
under the influence OF an unacCountable de
insion, they purchased at most exiravagant
prices If we are correctly informed, pri
ces OF foreign produce are reduced in some
81 our cities as much below reasonable
medium, as they have been above it. We
do not ourselves, see cause tor so great and
rapid depression Of prices. Let our mcr
chants beware OF the designs OF those who
go about from street to street. from corner
to Corner, crying &c heace. heace, qOhen therc
IS no heace" Judge fairly for yourselves
from what you have before you, and put no
faith IN interested prophets.
IN.
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Nofi2HGi Iuteihgencer.
SENATORIAL PROCEEDINGS.

Tour reporter has been for some time so
entirely occupied in attending to the int
resting pr, ceedings Of The House OF Repre- e.
sentativos, that he has MT had an opportu
mty OF laying due respect TO the other Co
ordinate branch of the Legislature. The
sessions ct the Senate are indeed so gsne
morally employed in the consideration Of
what is COMPATIBILITY and appropriately
termed executive busiffess--;hat is, tie con
slderation Of appointm MS TO Office proposed
by the President, or temporarily ,nade dur
ing the recess and now sub itted by hiru
for confirmation or reiec ion that much
less time is consumed by that BODY than by
the house IN the business OF legiAlation. A.
mong these appointments are those collec
tors and assessors required under the tax
laws and When the reader reflects on the
number and nature Of those appointments.
he will not be surprised if much Of the time
OF the Senate during the present session
should be occupied in the consideration Of
those subjects,
Below is presented an abstract df the pro
tninent legislative proceedings of the three
last weeks. In fnure the doings of that
body Will be reported from day to day.1
I Nat. incl
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ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS.

On THesdiy, TIE 21st cit. MIR. Dana
intrtdOced bill respecting field Ecers of
tie Wnii,ia and officers Of the stat : which
vas on the next day ordered to lie on the
table.
Mr.. CaHiard presented she memorial Of
Charles g. Cochran, of Charleston in the
STATE South Carolina stating rha, he had
made contra with the late Secretary Of
'he Navy, for site near Charleston, for
the purpose Of establishing navy ward
thereon, which has been Abandoned by the
present Secretary Of the Navy, us7er sn
opinion that there wss 10 iaw to sUtbor;ze
he purchase, and praying relief and tie
henorial WAS read.--Refefrtd to the ma
val committee.
Mr. Taylor presented she petition al Ro-
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York. There is an Officer ofihe same name
IN the New-York militia. who is foreigner.
Boston Reterforv
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We understand that Gen. Mcclure Is not,
Is has been s.atea IN some Gf the Dapcrs, ~
irishman. lie is II tive o. the s axe Of +.
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FOR SALE,
TRACT OF LAND.Iyine

A TRACT Of LAN0,Iying in the
"a county of Fairfax, sixmiics from
Alexandria, and adjoining the. estate
often. Tho npscn Mason, containing
IA acres. The sell is good, and very
susceptible Of Improvement by tho
Clover * Plaster system. The prox-
unity of this property tornarket, and
the facility to which IFS produce may
be carried tJIunting.C reek ~ NAieh
it is bounded bsing navigable almostto
the door, would render it extremely
valuable to person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivatiops
Apply toJamesH. Hoce, Esq or 70
Francis Adams, Jun.
May -,
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5CLOVERM SEED.
A parcel of New Warranted
CLOVER SEED,
For SALE BY
Joseph Vaudeville.
Feb. Is.
Ln1lI for Sale.
Feb, Is.


HVHE subscriber Offers ioe sale, be-
tween, 70 * 1900 Acres GLAND
in Charles CouErya MaryieHd, situated
about miles frnm Port Tobacco, and
the same distance from nav;$abie VS.
tiers. This property 10 rendered very
valuable CT account OF the great body
OF amber upnn it, and ,bGfssis large
stream Of Mater passing tbrough the
land, upon which "A Gria, 81 SAW Mi'i
could be erected With great adYantaes---
a more minute dcscript:2n is thought
unnecessary sisisp tesaned;hose wie.,-
ing TO purchase viii irst view. tie Lana
For terms apply 10 john Z Mofr's Or
Daniel OF ST rnoaaa Jsnitsc. Es9rs.
near Poet 'fobacco, :,IT. .lexander
Moore OF Alcxa,,,i,is CT ,t,e SUBSCRIBER.
WALTER Il. JENIFER 4
Port Tobacco, f'ea "a Il
- The Eshtu;s ~ the Federal Re-
pu5hean !of Sscaygefowu and National
intalhgehcersre requested To i:;Seri the
above I'll forbid, snd send theig accounts
10 this Office
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A Very valuable tract of LAND,
IA containing $50 Acres, lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls, in the county Of Fairfax
and state of Virginia. Also, another
Tract called Strawberry Vale, about 3
miles from the above. mentioned, con-
tanning six hundred and twelve acres.
Both Tracts have sut1icicncy of ez-
cellent Wood aud Timber, are well wa
tered and healthy, peculiarly adapted to
Grass, the soil naturally good, on which
from recent experiments Plaster OF Pa
ris acts in the most powerful manner.
These Tracts can be divided into Farms
of TWO to three hundred acres eacb.-.
The first tract is distant from George.
town FIVE, the last nine, and both from
Alexandria thirteen miles. 1.-THE above
tracts be sold, personal properly attach.
ed 10 them to the amount OF eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers Of the land may
be accommodated.
Also for sale, valuable tract OF Land,
about l3 miles from Georgetown, con.
tanning about 100 acres, near the mouth
Of Difficult Run, below the Great Falsl
of Potomac, on which is Mill Seat,
surpassed by few in Virginia, from
which FlOsr may be water borne to mar
ket at the small rate of one quarter Of .
dollar per barrel.
The aboce tracts will be shewn, and
the terms o. sale made known OH appli.
cation to the subscriber. at Strawberry
Vale.
RICHARD B. LEE.
March
3 N. =. The above described property
II not sold at private sale by the lst OF
MAY next, will then be divided into con.
veDient Lots and offered on the LIST OF
June following at public Sale--One Sd
of the purchase money to be paid down,
and the residue at such periods as may
be then agreed on. The sale will take
place on the Langley Estate.
r. D. LEE.
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i 90 W.T.. Seine / wine,
Superior qualify
,o0 5o!s. Apples, Al prime order
50 6oxes Oipt Candles
20 do Mould do.
\ roo VT. Coffee, IN bags and barrels
/ iso geams Writing Paper
50 do. Wra2png do.
s bids Muse Svado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump 10.
50 boxes Bloom RaiSias
20 barrels Whiskey
s casks Goshen Cheese
1 bags pe2per
600 bushels 81. Uhes Salt
$50 b4rre;s Herrings
70 Go. Saad,
For Sale By fke Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FANNY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NE WTON.
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a Copy-Icst,
A. Moore, Res'r.
T his is to give Notice.

This is to give Notice.
That the subscriber Of Atexantlria
county, in the District of Columbia,
has obtsineJ rom tae Orphans Court
Of ,said county, letters Elementary
on the personal estate OF George Gil
FIN, la:e Of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased: all persons having Claims a.
gaiast the said decesent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, On.
ly authenticated and passed BY the
Orphans Court on or before The Eth
day OF August next, or they ray by law
be excluded from. III benefit to said
esea;e--aud those Indebted thereto arc
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this l7th day
of February 1914.
THOMAS P GILPIN,
Executor Of George Giihin.
February z r4~
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10 Rent Lease or Sell.
THE subscriber will rent Tor the en-.
suing year, lease for term Of years,
or sell for cash or on long credit, that
NOTED TAVERN, &c.
In Port Tobacco, Charles County state
of Maryland, at present occupied by
Mr.. Horatio Clagett
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas, Co. Dec. IL.
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Jan IS

~" usn
District of Columbia, to wit:
County of Alesandria, .1trf Term 1878.
John d. Scott, Complainant.
AGAINST
Thomas Vowel Trustee and Executor
of Andrew Wales deceased, David
Low, James Low, William Low, Jo.
annah Low, and Thomas Low. De.
visees Of the said Andrew Wales
deceased, Defendants.
IN CHhNCERY.
The Defendants David Low, James
Low, Thomas Low, and William Low,
not having entered their appearance
and given security according to tho
statute and the rules Of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court upon affidavit that the said BE.
PENDANTS David Low, james Low, md
William Low, are not inhabitants OK
this district: On motion of the said
Complainant by his counsel it is order.
ed, that the said Defendants do appear
here on the first day OF November
Term next. and answer the Bill oftha
Complainant, and that a copy OF this
order he forthwith Inserted for two
months successfully in one Of the
Newspapers published in Alexandra,
and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of tho
said county.
A Copy--Tsst,
G. Deneale, c. c.
Feb. Is. 2m.
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TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1914.
District of Columbia. to wit:

District OF Columbia, to wit:
County Of alexandria, Nov. Term, 1913.
James Saudersen, Comhiamant.
AGAINST.
Winter and Harman, Robert I. Tay-
lor * Richard Veilch & Co. Defendants.
IN ChANCERY.
s Tie dcisEe;i nis Wntsr * Hartman.
not harrag catered their appearance
and given secutity according to the
statute and, tug rites of this Court, snd
it appearing; 70 the Satisfaction of the
Court upon afiiiayit, that the said ed
ienlants. Winter and Hartman are on
nhat,i'ants OF this District. On mo-
ton OF the ssid complainant by his
counsel; II is ordered that the said de-
fsndants, Winter x iiarmaa do appear
here on the first cay Of april Term
ueXi, and eater their appeaian &C TO this
su,t, snd give security for performing
TIE DEGREES of the Court and that the
ot)1er defendants, Robert I. T&ylor and
Richard Ve:t h, & CO. donot pay away,
,0aycp, or $ccrete the debts by them
owing 70. OF the estate or effects in
t'.-ir bands belonging 20 the said absent
defendants Winter & Hartman, until The
further order or decree OF this Court
AID ttat copy OF This order be forth
,:i'h ruhlis he'd for two months success
s;veiy il: one Of che pab,.c newspapers
-aat-bed Ia this county; and that ano-
Their COPS &c posted a. tbs front door
ofttc Coat House Of said lcunty.:
a CoFv-i EST,
- t.n,ao1a n n
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Mutual Assurance Society.
ME Subscriber having been 90
appointed Agent and Collector
[Oe the above Society in the district
composed of the counties of Henrico,
hanover, Goochland, Caroline, Louisa,
~ |SOpo''ylyania, King-George, Stafford,
,:nce William, Fauqrier, Loudoun,
ar!aS and Alexandria, and towns
'M"n tie same-herehy gives notice
Ne Members of said Society resi,i-
Ea&M MS district, that the Quota OF
IT, SScerued on the first day OF Jan.
Il y payable on the irs, day Of April.
~ sMent will be received at the Gen.
",s OF Assurance in Richmond, at
Farners' Bank in Alexandria, and
my o5ce in this place.
y ARCH. Z. TAYLOR. s
-'eaerloksbars, March 4-s
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the public, that he has ia
ken the Ferry at HOLM PoINT, to
the Maryland shore, known by the
name of -
Mason's Ferry,
Where lie will use every exertion to
give general satisfaction: lie wishes
TO contract at the aforementioned
place, with persons disposed to cure
Fish, as he will be able to supply them
with any quantity of Shad ans Her
ring. The Subscriber also wishes TO
Rent his GROCERT STORE, at the
lower end OF the Ferry Landing in this
place.
William Patterson.
January s. dSm.
| wish topurchase a negro
BOY, from 10 to Is years of age.
Joseph Vaudeville.
December 20.
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mo 4lsS.

The Subscriber wishes to
inform the public, that his boats are rea.
ds at Holm Point to carry passengers
across to Mr.. Chapman's at Pomonky,
where he will endeavor to please all
who may call on bin.
VIM. Patterson.
Jan IS d3m
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FOR SALE.

New Town, Chas, Co. Dec. II.