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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
.NEIY .N0MG

= WEW SONG
It's rot sood thing thst the songs that We sing
Should still ae '.nported IRON Britain or France.
Where worshippers nstter the ides We batter,
Aud monarchy pipes and H. { multitude dance.
lis pity 'ds true, that our bards not q few,
ADOPT OF bat m.inie Old Europo's tact tune;
Re-ec-o her song, be il right he il w5unr
AS ropa dress alike ia December and June.
The MsLer sublime n'er appointed cline
:, More pregnant with rev and magnificent ssehs.
Nor gave To man Csuse from the Land or the La ss,
To raise such song ia wilderness green.
Our mountains ADDE'S, osr rivers are Grantees.
Our Nalhes stouhd in diversified wonders:
For Oceans our Lakes the Pilgrim n stakes
And the roar of their Cataract Volumes ior Thun-
ders.
What mineral great bat bowels come State
What ste'n lacks tiie surf.ee--Heg, i.ive.OsL mr.
Cane
Bread, CIothing and meat--the useful and sweet-.
Spread Natures abundance from Orleans 10
No Throne to support sill Comforts th,t court.
i'ut asking light Lsbour's plan, dilisent reach.
Fair ustee the practice, free suffrage small taxes
Exemption from Tithes aud bod Freedom OF
Speech!
No vermin TO to fat,en in velvet or satin,
10 tawn on n couster FOR Livery Bread:
No privileged orders n.esns our bcrders
Nor parasites sringiag in black or in red.
10 master IN chain or inreiele the vain
No market for mitre eoronet ware
Notwo-iegsed cst'ie kept only Tor battle
TO bleed in buil.bait with TIGER or Bear
No fiscal state-doctor T that regal court PROCTOR
w hose Lancet in Europe cuts every man's house,
EStord tor deep rains of Exchequcr-easi,'d veins.
W ide open IN f!uces from mann moth to mouse
Here not cen a cent can be borrow'J or Iert
Noinposts tor puDiic eN.enccs he psitl-
save when we've ali CHOKE 'en, men duly i,nrose
'em;
Themselves sharing with us each burden that,
laid. ~
N war can ensue not enacted BY Won
10 remedy wrong tn vniicu;e RIGHT
No state u old story tower'd gilt by sucr Glory.
Nor man so majestic in reason and MIGHT
Here property Glands distributed hnIs
NO et0eT son hegg9rs the nect or q daughter.
Nongbt changes the bsiance bat virtue win ,aents
Just Lords OF ascendant in every quarter
CUR msXms are Just and orr people robust,
Aud zue goH contend for a country so y,o,T--
hat pampers no Pag+sn,s, her Rulers bat agents.
Huzza fer The mstehle,s repu L,car / and
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THOMAS PARKER,
Brigadier General Commanding.

ATtrac' of a iet'6r iron, n genricn,o-, of
oaOannah, TO his friend IN CecH cou,.ev.
{ nd. } dated l4th December, 1913.
Your sugar cane ct Wnolinpton hes
been pretty experiment this wear. LYONS
has planted $500 cuttings fro,o your little
stock, besides giving me three cane. and
leaving few to see how long they would
stand the trcst ; those sent TO me bv him
were as green as leaf, and rot MANY DAYS
alter hard frost which gave US ice as thic-s
as dollar. My mind is made up, it will
be an invaluable Introduction 10 this part of
the country.
" have already ahont one and a half
acres planted, which had to send az far
re Sapelo Island for, and paid at the rate =.
90 dolls. per thousand cane, ut which rate
Mr.. Geary sold an acre. which produced
him upwards of 1900 dolars-he refused for
the remainder 100 dollars per thousand.
ne sugar he was making with works,
mat would probably cost 40 dollars, and
was most beautiful. Mir Montalet tells m q
that the cane here produces twice as much
as that IN ST. Domingo; he cannot, however.
determine II owing to climate or its being
the Bourbon Gaze, which was ONLY beginning
70 be introduced when the revolution COM
menced." 1,,royn
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soLILOQUY ON a sCUIL.
ny LORI RXPnN

ny LoRo BYRON
LOOK on this broken arch, its ru;ned wall,
j 5 chambers desolate, and portsIs fonI
Yes TINS was once Ambt on's airy hsiI,
he dome sttl ought. the palace ofthe soul.
Beho'd through each lsck-lustre, eye,ess hole.
ihe gay recess of Wisdos, and of Wit,
ana passions host that never brooed cop,rol
Csn all, saint, sage, o. sophst ever writ
People this lonely tower, this tenement ref,
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volunteers from West Tennessee, on their
way to Gen. Jackson's camp, which they
expected to reach on the succeeding Thurs
day-their arrival has it is generally believ
ed, enabled the general to recommence ac-
tive operations-it is said he is now suppli-
ed with provisions. Gaz.
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U S. .Tesseia az Sea. The President
and Constitution frigates, and the brlgs
Enterprise and RattieSnoke, are now on
the ocean. and stand chance to meet tie
enemy The Rsser Is on long cruise,
destination not known 70 TIE public. Ofthe
Constitution, nothing has tcen heard since
she left Boston. OF the President, we have
several vague reports, with little foundasi
on. The Enterprise and Rattlesnake were
Cn the 18th inst. seen IN Georges Bank
steering e. ". i. To the winds and
waves" of 1" Brifain's wide 5or5 ain - they
have 8f'read their sailq even wi,kovt her-
n1iasion." and mus. trust for safety To their
bravery and good fortunes. CoLuia6i0,r.
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Pnbiic .Noice is herebu giOen.
February 8.

ENEAT the several acts of Congress. psssed Of
- their last session, laying certain Internal Duties
take effect from and after the Sist day Of Deem
Der l8lo the prcvisons require retailers Of wines
spurious h1uors or foreign merchandise, to max e
sppeatIon ~ writing tor and 60 obtain license
OwnerS or Superintendent Of stills or Boilers I'm.
tended 10 DC worked, 20 make application in writing
Tor and to Obtain Observation-Disclosures 10 enter
nto sends and under cersin eircurosiances ,otake
on, "eehee heiiDers OF sugsr to enter into Bonds
OWNERS Keepers Of carriages 10 enter the ssn,..
an1 OBTAIN certificate Of the payment OF the duty.
ana dscounted NOES and bonds, together with bills
OF exchsnee, to be stamped.
PERSONS interested her in msy examine the said
'A|s ~ my Office, where the mode OF making appIi-
cation end duties payable, With other cireure.tanees
proper Tor them to be acquainted WITH may be learn.
SCERYA NT' JONES,
Collector Of the revenue for tie 18th col
lection district OF Virginia.
Cnliecfnrs onicn Nnr.ui nL .n....,. -. -.
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Phiiadrlnhir, jar. &.

Arrived in this city last evening direct
from Sacketts Harbnr, Jonathan Russell,
E8q. lately appointed Minister Plenipoten-
tiary TO the court of Sweden. &c.
The bill encreasipg the pay of the mem
hers OF the State begislats e, from three to
four dollars per day, has passed both houses.
and only wants the signature of the Cover.
HOT to become a law.
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To the MDiroR-iped

observe in one of cur Lrte eqosys n ,e,,,,k
IN relation TO Erg.nia quota of The 100000 mill
ira befTg eHhnRrea Tie CIRCUMSTANCE lad mar
escaped rye attention of the Delegation from the
s,ate. ana me reason 7Vhy the attention of Con-
Sie5' ma ro' beeH particularly called TO IT, ;g
hat 1t has foT some time occupied the attention
81 me military committee. Ihe la1o anthoyfsjng
me Presiaent TO cal on the states for thelr gnS.
ta' me 100000, expires ~ .9byii Se,t amt 1,iust
1gay." " ''"'' ~ OFe'
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.A9Jufont Generals Office,
Norfolk. Ian. stst tSl

.Hajufant Generals Office,
Norfolk, Jan. 5ist, 1914.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Brigsdicr General Thomas Parker, of the United
States army, las arrived, and will TODAY eater on
the command OF all the posts. gsrrsons and troops,
in the service of the Usited States, within the fIth
military district Brisstier General TAYLOR will
hereafter command the brigade of state troops, in
the service of the United States, at Norfolk and s
dependencies. Lieut.. Cooke win take the place OF
Lieut.. Hooper, discharged; aud Lieut.. Lindsay is
assigned TO Capt. johnsron's company.
By Command,
JAMES BANKHEAD,
Aijutaut General.
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It IS d'iheult TO say, whether the conduct of Mr..
oti' should most provoke our Indignation or con.
Hhctnr ~ IN most woeful predicansnt II 1bo
stops short he IS pilIoried for public contempt-;f
ne goes OF, he NAY mount one step higher on tbe
ie'der tnan he "s@e' II he psuses he is laughed at
ne proceeds he 70 punished. So that ne has only to
choose between the danye- of going or. snI tbe
cue o. remaining whore he is 1t is indeed not we're
d'heult to guess whether he will be the hero of y
ra6edy or f~ee-for after all, MIR. OH, will CON
'es1 thal h'sSing IS rather better than haa2fag
countrymen who viii st-7ng'e the hydra ofrebsllio
" the cradle OF the Revolution-that there are
DeXters eoough to put down the O,is's--snd Jrd.
@hIis's IT ne bdshiRgfun School to teash ysrv
Stamp. '''"'
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W we have no room at present to expose the
ne General Orders Of Prcvos.. Our blood hollis .,
ms vac attempt to disgrace our eountrymen. Ons
h''ncst bushes TO see sueh prOngate DISREGARD of
truth even in an enemy. S"" "
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CINcINNATt, Jan. IS.
Major General Harrison arrived in this
town On Sunday last,
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L o s T.
LNTOHNATIOW W.4WTED.

LNFOHD9ATIOW TAINTED.
q tne &th OF December last, WaggoDer who
~ ests himself John Mckinney received as ner
receipt OF Mr. VIM Norris Junr in Baltimore. !
Iron boGnd casks Of Porter, marked 10 NV nennc.
care OF w IN. Norris, jr. and branded Dawson and
niorrison--io be Delivered to me here. Any in
formation on the subject will be thankfully recs;y-
ed h liberaIy rewarded by
LEWIS IiNlMOR.
4 Petersburg, Feb. &. 2aw9w
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SJbKTH NTIUNES.

WANJED 10 HTRE,
sFoR the present year, Negro Nomsn, witbout
2 child for which liberal prize will be give n
For particulars enquire at this Oiise.
Feb. S. o,
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NORFOLK, Feb.
T,HE ADAlLS III 81 Il


Arrived yesterday, prot BOAT schooner p.
Underwood left Baltimore on Tuesday
last, and put into st. Mary's river the next
day ; learnt that the u. s corvette Addns.
and the private armed schr. Chasseur, left
the Potomac three days before, and stood
down the bay, sinc< when, nothing hes been
helrd OF tn N; and it was the general be-
let they had succeeded in getting out to
sea.
a passenger in the Elizabeth Citv stare.
Wac arrived here on FRIDAY evening in.
forms, that he was lately in St Aug istine
where he lcarnt that the priva:eer Roger,
capt. ouarics, Of this port, had captured
after running fight of two hours. an Eng
lish letter of marq1e brig ladc . with fish.
re captain Of which came ashore at St
Augustine to provide for the ransom of the
vessel END cargo which were valued at ten
Thousand dollars; in which, however. he
ed in. tt'r.ty
NORFOLK, Feb. Q.
f'''s o'eE General layor was TO quit The ssryioe
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raj Orders, which viii be found below, that Erg,-
der General Parker assumed the command of the
army on Monday last.
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Urea. q. " January rs

UTICA, On y january %
Our army at French Mills, we under
stand, are leaving their encampment, hav.
ing destroyed their. boats, and are making
the best of their way by forced marches.
to SacSett's Harbor. The British troops
on the opposite side of the river, it lis said,
are also moving towards Kingston. This
movement OF our troops is made. we are IN
formed, from an apprehension q an attack
by the British at the Earbor.
We are happy to learn that the dona
tons and contributions in this and the neigh
bouring villages for the relief OF the snSer-
crs CT the Niagara frontier, have been un-
PreceGent.y liberal. ard afford ample tes,i.
Tnony of & benihcence that is credit to hu =
man nature Patriot.
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4 HORSE STOLEN

L
& bN Monday evening was stolen frem stable az
~ Rockets,
Day HORSE,
10 years old star ~ lis forehead near FIRE foot
whie--an excellent sadde horse and WI cited
here lie 10 known the name of GRnssHoppEp.
near Winchester I've Is called SHoEMArnr Iv,in
give 5lO Tor information, so thst y, h.us and tor
RALPH ALLEN
JanuarY ~ Wv
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n OlIGt -Suayed from the subscribe,. reej.l-
= 10 ~ Prime hdwarl county, nesr \ erson
p MIXERS Tavern, likely BAY Fii nv. bsrJ-
some ioriu, yesrs oil last spring about 4 reet r
ihches .igf, free from any white mark. y u I'VE
I'VE dolats reward for any Information res,ect;rg
the said f,'lcy. JOS. WOODSOM L.
February 3. ,g9,Sr
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Wezu York, January 90
FRoM LAKE ERIE.

ne following letter, from a correspon-
dent OF the Columbian, though not OF the la
test date, will be read with interest. aud
furnish some ideas of the situation of our
hotllia on that lake.
u. S. brig Niagara, Erie, p. Jam. ..
On the night OF the Slst December, be-
ing New years eve, we were all on shore,
amusing ourselves, as is customary, about
! the hour OF "A. M. being comfortably seat
ed at agood fire, in company with some jo-
wal companions, an express arrived from
Bu!faloe, bringing information of that place
being entirely destroyed by the enemy, who
II is also said are eight miles this side Of Buff
faioe. on their march to this place. In
consequence of which, all the naval officers
were ordered TO repair on board their respec-
tiv~ vessels, TO make arrangements for the
protection otthe Rect, the DIES ruCtion of which
can be the only iIiducement for them to
lun the risk OF sacrificing an army, which,
if it sho1ld be fortunate to arrive, viii new
er return. :
have just arrived from Putin Bay, in
the schooner 1igiess, to which place had
orders to proceed with some officers and
seamen for the protection of the prize ships
Queen Charlotte and Detroit. On my pas
sage out, and return, l have seen large
fires along the Canada shore, within about
Is miles from Pu5-in-Bay. which is generally
supposed to be made BY Indians concentrz-
ting tor the purpose Ut making An attempt
ON the vessels. must say trembe for
the safety OF the brave few that are on board
them, but am almost inclined 10 think, if
they make an attenpt they will meet with
treatment tantamount to that given them by
the brave Croghan at Sanduskv.
From our CORRESPONDENT. IS
ALBANY, Jan. 20
The Court Martial have commenced the
Trial of Gen. Hull to day in good earnest.
+. Mr.. Van Buren,, special judge advocate,
made an able, candid and ingenious open,
Ing and the remainder of the day spent
in reading official papers, &c. in evidence
on the part OF the prosecution Col.
January 81.
A gentleman who arrived here Yesterday
from New London, states, that Com. Deca-
tur had determined TO move his squadron
Mp the River, in consequence OF the large
force of the enemy. AZer. .4dv
Extract u q letter from UaSI,ins Eon City
10 The EdifoTs Of The Mercantile .4d0er.
riser, dated Jan. 26th. ~
% Mr.. Clay Will leave here early mex,
1eek tor your city, TO take passage on board
the John Adams, Capt. Angus, for Gotten
burgh. The opinions here in relation to
peace are IS various as at New York. Al
agree; however, that Great Britain must de
sist from her practice of impressng men of
any description sailing under the American
flag before peace or even an arnIistice can
be concluded. The American Government
are willing 20 agree not ~ employ as sea
men any pcrEcns born in Britain who shall!
not be in the y. Stares at the conclusion of
peace"
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10 The letter from which the following Extracts
are taken, has been mislad--nut the reflections s.
facts, which 1t ooutains are too Interesting to be
Withheld.
Ertract pfc letter iron, a Afcn,ber Of Con.
Sress, 10 The EdHor-dated
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This is TO give Notice

! hat subs. .-el E5ls >l-;ncd
.ron tae DrPalhs' logrt.sftA xi.-
ri o"ny. Je the Distr>ct If Gum
il Letters Tcst. nIebisrJ on h h..
sac oil t4lLu..y ferrn, is;e .f sax
c)aniy deceaitC --tiipcrS MS ban Z
Ems against the ssid DGcs.est, :srs
,ercby wIDed 10 exhibit tie s'me
: i;h ha vouchets tAereof, Guiy ea.
tncHticatcd AID passed b tue orr
ham Court, 10 TIE snbscri'e', on or
Def re tho f3th gay Of lure nsxt, or
be m y By Law be excluded :rom aiI
,e.chi to said estate: am those inc
ichl.i thsve o q: required TO make
in. nrsdisie Payment.
Given r-dcr nay hand this i3,b day
OF Dsc 1919
RICHARD n. SCOTT,
Executor oil Hatlrrin Perrin
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Jachrson & Rm neg
oFFEk FOR SAL,

800 Sbls Coarse , ALL,
LOCO busb Is Eastern sh re, OF %
ceiien, quality, just received per schr
HsHk.
They wish to purchase Fl OR from
Kew Wheat.
0ct. 80. 3w.
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.es Ior oGie.

SO. oes Jof' car.
EHOR sac tor re, V rnonev family
e o, FOES CONSISTING ofa ra-
luab!e Man. bis Wife aud five Children,
the eldest Of VIII m IS shout ~ wears
of -Gc.-Appi, to. .&obief Rerber;. Esq.
o. Alexandra, rr to y. Subscriber,
Bush. Washington,
zrnstee.
Nov. -.
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ny THE SUBSCRIBERS

ny THE cSCR Z z RS
A neat clifton OF Or. iNatts's pain
1 -qsq CarECnISNs for Children.
which S-c a&3c. Prescrv ';re
r, ttc Sins md Fo'lirs az Icpih |:
" Ncgtmirster a,sc Dhlv's sscrtor
l>EC iiSNwIh Fxp'sna,o,y Noes
4 Scr;ntnral Eefnrence,.- Songs I'll
a v Nora!, wj,h srnrc short pray cTs
't'he use OF Chi.aren--ty the same
AoF.
James EenneGs s. Sen.
Noy u cit
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Joseph Mandevil'e,
Cerner ., T,ae oad fsrfs.r Sfreeis.
HAS FOR SALE,
so or Chests Gaapowdcr. Imperial,
Hy.cn. Yoang Hvsnn, byssn.
Ss,n, md Snnchony TEAS. z
$4,000 Ia. refined SUGARS.
60 o5is. Muscovado & n. Orleans
Sugars
90 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna 60.
10 pipes C gnac BR ANDY.
so toxc, Mould CANDLES.
With general assortment 81 the best
WINS, onors and Groceries.
q hec -
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IrDlIlns' (,ours.

IpIIuIIo C1uit,
.I.eranara ,.u-t. ice /cim 8i4.
etltpbKLt, 1 II o f
MAThuRIH EKRIS. g oseca, : n.
ser. ~ lowing ..sycr.Is,rnsmt t. 90
times a week eight weeks IN the AZ
.e~.niris nswspapsrs.
A Copy-lSs;.
a. MOORE, Rts'..
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81 u SLn.nS, RoYALeSfREET, ALEX ANDRiA.
SA7URD AY, DECEMBER II, 1914.
Orpl,an's Court,

.A!era-ayia County, NoV. 1crnb 1914
RDEptD, That tho Executors OF
Reid. L.. Nesyi.t, deceased, do issert
tic 10, owing advertisement three tines
week tor SIX weeks III the Aie%aH'
dria newspaper
A CoPy-T.st,
A, MOORE, Peg'r.
This is 70 give Notice.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.


A CPEEASLY TO the last will and
4 te~nmsnt ofthc late Doctor James
< &c en, tue subscribers will sell all the
70 est.te wnrresf he died possessed,
consisting Of farm sirGnirg the Town
al pisrst.s.y in Prime Georges ccun-
", coatoiul5s s@opt
I4G3 ACES.
fh;s pace il well Improved with q
comfortable and comEod' ous dwelling
haa,a, ar sill convenient snd recc>
Cry ~; horscs, h.rnS, s,ab'e% quar-
t,rs, &C. &c. OF 4 SUPERIOR cua!i'y, the
mos, healthy si'uei'oa in tnst pert of
the ccur,rr. o. THIS Irct arc several
veil prepared timothy ~ 1Sws, and u
very ccus ccrsh!e a an,i-y Of h. sni
is'vsIl adsp'ed 10, aud essy OF rrerara-
ton fer ,imotay th2 soil generaiy IS
fertile asd well ,dsp.ei 20 the growth
OF hest, corn &c. From s;vera, cx-
Per menls plaster sc's veil or this
ND; some OF ii ~ Vel set with red
cloyer. Tasre IS GR i y greet alum
dance Of 'imbcr and wood. I. vi: be
sold oa ,he p enis's TO tha his hest
hir,ler on the frst !.ur day ia.Eo-
vezacr neat, Il feir u not ne next
r,ir DAY Terms of tie, three equal
nay3lcIts at he end IT .'x, twelve I'D
eighteen N ?n;h' (; tn purchaser CIV
ing bond wjrh approved ,ecurilies,, With
len rpo0 the land En'li ihe purchase
money is psi
r1 II IL,
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Jo4eDh Eeic'cn,
Nchl. Nto1cstrcct,


Erseu'srs ef Or. .isn~s A-ieter.
P The Sale Of lac ADORE Pro-
perig il pes'p,sea ia lie mean 'ims
tie r.a-ccufors ;ciit eoairqc, for Grd
sell the .amc 81 pricn'rss's for Il re-
da-ei price and 4 NJ: sol! At pri
rate ss!r. 'sil De c5t'rd anJ soI' 10
tie h;shFsi siaisr. 1t .Hr. Harans
yacsrn. ii niscn'arcGg. or s1inr.
day the laird aagef Deccmser aeri.
~ fns Editors pfFhe i'cG.r. &c
aun..cor sni Nstiogsi Intelligence
ar. ref,es to insert the above nou
the Day Of s'I'.
Nov "a tr.
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81 Dollars r cwsrd.
Ecc l.-sM.

EGRC Humphrey bricks isto
IL r'0m OF rss horse on Ncn,ay
niss, LIST. srd nois cst 81 it. he son,
aDned THORNTON sasd 8 fests .
,ery sm ,r, boy VI v.l!o wish rrlexien
ard full eyes, ~h.ev-r viii reisfn the
said boy 10 sio ~ give ne ssch jSi,rma.
uion As viii enable rae to reesver BIN,
,hail receive ~. secvs reward. All
persons ere eas,isnei sgainA harboring
The said rssrs by.
John u ilkinsen.
Fairfax CO Fec. Is. Z
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This i. to give Notice,

MS ID Lo give A>otiSc,
That she cub.c-i5e5 of Alexandra coun.
- IN tie district Of Ce'umhis has obtyin.
ID fom the Orpssn's Coort Of said
Goa y. iru~r. documentary on TIC
estate Of Ca !es Alsxsn6e-. late Of the
sad County. sec'd.-Al persons having
ciains .s.ia5t the seld decedent arr.
hereby enrnSd TO ext hit the ss@e oi,h
,Ae vovch-rs thereof, 10 Inc sub.cribers
duly outn-nIiestcd asd passed BY 'hc
0,pher'- Court, on or boise tie so
o. OF nsy rex, or toy may b. ax
be excluded iroo sll benefit to iaid
estate, and tasse indebted thereto ave
rsau ed to make ipmcdiaic payment
Gi.cn rrder r'y hand this Seth day Of
November 1914.
I'm B. .iIsrnn1er,
Vim. r. SionnT.
Executor, Il Cuks. ALEXANDER.
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FOR SALE.

4 EE subscriber vi, sell on mode
II rate terms, the rouSs-Hd lot
sthc corner o Jeaerson and Fairfax
reefs, now occurred ~ Caot. Gle
,snt.. Tao house is we'll finished !;
n;sins five good rooms besides 'h-
urett, has apcxcellen. cellar, Ntchsp,
& hosscs, amt psmp 10 tbs yard.
- Lo; is well improved -nd rcnt,ins
If IN acre of -rouaa. cNt-nding g
II on Jefferson. aid no feet on Feir-
Z streets. Attacked To il is goes
IRE stable and carria~c ho-se.
]. d. S;mms.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-17
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This is to give Notice,

That tl' .I-s prrs ~ cNfa!acA
from the Orph'i,' Co"r, 4 ~ n!
sr'aco Mt, III tie D ,trict 81 Coium.
ia, i.e,.s.s Ic ,la'. u,sf, ~ roe IL
1,4,e ct O.yt Lgp'og- i'm late .f tbs
county .ior sod, dtcfs.ed I'll per.
sons having c!~ums ga nst Ike ss, O.
cca- :, rrs n,ccty w-InrS IN sxr sic
tb- s.r-t driy su'a'c t.ca.sL i.d J-s-
sd 81 tn- y ,.a.a' L.our, 70 trs SUBJ
s,yiys :, o. -r.hs'orf t.o ,Sta q of
'sr' rest, os'th.J ref .? " se ~
GUIDED troAa al hsasttta I'D c-t {
nd tnoic = q CO .ntr,to arc r. quir-
&c % nsk.g'l co-'t t. pa r,i'.
CT T'srd r our lads ny is h day
OF D,cempr IS 4.
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IS For the accommodating Of
TRAVELLERS,

The Sfsyts 10. In Su afa WI
leave rsv ,crd $ T-vcrn l. Geo O~o,
and AsKe~oi's 1'ayern - s,b-
ingtcn every .rror'ios IT s e'eloet
get to runf.ics the me evening
the mex, NV 20 ;hs Bowling Grren
the neat dpy to Richmond, sot ne
sans tctursing. So tnst ...,entcrs
viii on,y ,rsye! IN ,hc day time gus-
ing short day, a:d laf VOID
The Prpprietors.