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.uartinsburgh, Virginia,
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The subscriber, if immediate application
is made, will sell 5 or 400 acres of land
lying on the Potomac River, five miles a.
bove the mouth of Back creek The land
Is thickly clothed with the best of timber,
VIZ. large White and Swamp Oak that
would answer for mill shafts and frames,
Black and Chestnut Oak, large Hickory,
Pine and Poplar There is about so acres
that will make most excellent meadow ii
is low ground, of a deep black soil there
is gradual descent and a good passage
can be made for the conveyance of timber
from the extreme part of the land to the
River, at which place there is saw mill
built upon handsome little creek pas
sing Through the above land.
sssg JOSEPH FORMAN.
Nares q, 1873.
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From the dnalectic Magazine.
BIOGRAPHY OF
COMMODORE PERRY.

OLIVER HAZARD PERRY is the ell
dest son OF Christopher Raymond Perry,
Esq OF the United States Navy. He was
born at Newport, Rhode Island, in Au.
gust, 1855, and being early destined for the
Navy, be entered the service in l79S, as
inidshipman, on board the sloop of war
General Greene, then commanded by his
father When that ship went out of com
'nission, he was transferred to squadron
destined to the Mediterranean, where he
served during the Tripoltan war His ex-
treme youth prevented his having an op.
portunity OF distinguishing himself; but
the faithfulness and intelligence with which
he discharged the duties of his station.
recommended him greatly to the favour
Of his superior officers, while his private
virtues, and the manly dignity of bis de
pertinent, commanded the friendship and
respect of his associates. 49, go.
On returning from the Mediterranean he
continued seduiously attentive to his pro-
fession, and although the reduction of tie
navy, and the neglect into which it fell
during an interval of peace, dishearten.s
ed many officers, and occasioned several
to resign, yet he determined to adhere to
its fortunes, confident that it must at some
future period rise to importance hwould
be little interesting to enumerate the diff
ferent vessels in which he served, or to
trace. his advances through the regular
grades In 1910, we find he was ordered
to the United States schooner Revenge, as
lieutenant commaadant. This vessel was
attached to the squadron of Commodore
Rodgers, at New London, and employed,
in cruising in the Sound, To enforce the
embargo act, In the following spring he
had the misfortune to lose the Revenge
on Watch Hill Reef opposite Stoney Town.
lie had sailed from Newport late in the
enyening, for New London, with an easterly
wind, accompanied by fog In the morn
ing he found himself enyeloped IN a thick
mist, with considerable swell going, IN
this situation, without any possibility of
ascertaining where he was, or of guard
ing against surrounding dangers, the YES
sci was carried on the reef and soon went
to pieces On this occasion Perry gave
proofs of that admirable GOODNESS and pre-
sence Of mind for which he is remarkable.
lie used every preeaution to save the guns
and property. and was liz great measure
successful. lie got off all the crew In per
feet safety, andwas himsslf the l.s. = !..,.s
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rNotice.

THE subscriber having sustained consider
able Loss. from evil disposed persons passing
through his farm, on Opeckon Creek in
this County, pulling down his fences, cut
ting wood on his land, injuring his inca
dows, by fishing in the creek, and commit
ing various other depredations, much to
his injury and yexation, is determined not
to submit any longer to any kind of tres
pass upon his property, therefore gives this
public notice, that he will prosecute, every
person who may in future be guilty of any
of the above or the like immoral and illegal
practices.
q 3 JOHN yANMETRE.
March 81, 1914.
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THE subscriber wishes to sell the property
he now occupies, in the town of Martins
burgh, situate near the stone bridge, be-
tween Col Hunters and Mr.. Ayle's tam
yard, consisting of two Lots of Ground, one
of them enclosed with very handsome and
substantial stone wall, the other with pail
ings--on these Lots are erected handsome
Stone Dwelling House two stories high, a
Stone Kitchen, Stone Stable and large
Stone Building, that has been occupied as
a Disullery and Brewery, and is well cal
culated for either-it has spring of excel
lent never-failing water in it, One of the
above Lots might be easily converted into
q tan yard.
also wish to dispose Of, or lease, for a
term, during the life of the owner. the
House, &c now occupied by Mr. Levi Hol-
liway, adjoining Mr.. McKewan's tavern,
in the Main street, Martinsburgh.
fhaue also fer sale,
A good Road Wagon and
four stout strong Horses,
with complete sets of Gears. sc.
gee THOMAT LOCKE.
March "a, 1914
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WILL be offered at public vendue. on
Monday the ilth day Of APrI merit, at
the subscribers plantation, hunter OF
Horses, Cows, Sheep and
Hogs, together with some Household and
Kitchen Furniture, The sale to commence
at nine O'Clock of said day, when due at
tendance and q reasonable credit will be
given by
JACOB VAN DOREN.
March 81, 1914.
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Caution.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned. a.
gainst throwing down the subscribers
fences, and riding through his fields, cut.
ing, hauling or carrying wood from. off his
farm, as he is determined to deal with
every person, SO offending in future, as the
law directs. ~. ST.
WASHINGTON EVANS. 4.
Big Spring, March 81, 1914. -oy:,,s.
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Public Sale.


WILL be offered at public sale on Thurs
day the 18th day of April next, at the
late dwelling of William kerney, decd.
flve miles from Shepherds Town, and
the same distance from Nartinsburgh,
the following property, viz.
Horses, MilchCows, Hogs
and Young Cattle, Geese, &c. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Fea-
Their Beds, Desk, Bureau, Cupboard and
Tsbles-Also, Farming Utensils, one light
Wagon, Grain in the ground and number
of other articles too tedious to mention
The sale will commence at ten o'clock
when due attendance will be given by
Mary KEKNEY .ddmG.
March 81, 1874.
N. b There will also be a Negro Man
offered for sale ss.
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1000 Pieces India Muslims, Of different
qualities, w.
$500 Gallons first qnaisty Margland
WHISKY, distilled by Amdreso Rine-
hart, Of noted fame for making real
good Whssky,
Old MADEIRA and Port Vine, soath all
other kinds Of HINES and other
Lie UORS,
Rice, Groceries, Paints, Medicines, OF!
and Dye Stuts,
Hard Ware Queens, Glass, China and
Potters' Ware, &c.
Soal and Upper Leather,
Nice Skirting for Sadiers,
. Calf and Hogs Skins,
Fretach and american Fair Tops,
Es4 Boot Legs, &s tt
Bar Iron, Castings, Real Cropley Steel,
English Blistered and Country, ditto,
.fnv... and Vices. Jackscrews, Hoop Iron,
Mats, Src
The greater part of which were laid in
before the declaration Of war, and whilst
most articles are both scarce and high in
the different seaport towns) ought to be
an object to purchasers far and near to
come and supply themselves with such arti
sizes ss they may want, while they are yet
TO be had--For the immense high prices
that are given for Goods in both Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, is temptation to the
subscriber to send considerable part of
Ais present stock there to sell $50
JAMES s. LANE.
Shepherds 1oscn, Uarch 81, 1914.
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Household and Kitchen

furniture. among which are good Feather
Bed, Bedstead and Beding, Corner Cup
board, Tables. Pots, Skillets, &c
A Milch Cow, nice piece Home m ade
black Cloth, side Saddle, and six plate
Stove
An excellent cast Hatters Kettle, con
'ainIng between eighty and ninety gallons,
Copper Planking Kettle, Stamper,
Tfsncher, Rubbing Dish, Bows, Blocks,
and sundry other Iatter's Tools, together
with many other articles too numerous to
partieularize. A credit of SIX months will
ee given, on bond and approved security
He sale will begin at ten o'clock. q
DAPID SU.aHUAN.
Kares 81, lSis.
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Fresh 3Cloyer Seed.

THE subscriber has for sale small
quantity of excellent CLOVER SEED,
the product of last season a.i&s
@ GEORGE TABB.
March 81, 1914. a
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber will offer for sale, by pub
lie vendue, at his residence in the house
of Mr.. Samuel Maekey, near the Globe
Tavern, on Monday the 18th day of April
next tt.I..,.,s : al
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Come and see !!

Il rsry extensive Assortment Of
supsrfne Cloths, Homemade Ioso 9.
Casssmeres, Ftar Linen,
Aarsssites Testing, 1'willed Bags,
Cam5rick Wus!ins,> Shoe Thread,
Cdticoes, s FLdA,
Irish Linens, ; Spun Cotton Yarn
Hens and Womens' of all numbers.
Six and Cotton Spinning Cotton, SC.
HOSE, &c. &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

On Thursday the 2lst day % April
next, ii fair, il not on the next fair day,
will be exposed 10 public sale at the Ia.
vern of Mr. Zachariah Ward, at the
{. coquan Mills, in the state OF Virgo
MA, the following lands, viz. About 500
acres of LAND-this land has never
been cut down, and is heavily cove ed
with timber and wood. 1t lays from
three to five miles from the navigsble
waters OF Occoquan, and on the west
side of the river. 1t viii be sold ell
Their in one body or in different parts,
as NAV be found desirable. 1t has a..
ready been kid off in different lots.
Also a. other tract OF land, containing
about i've hundred acres, situated about
two miles from the navigable waters OF
Occoqaan. There is a great deal OF
Young thriving growth OF wood upon
til la1d.
T'he facility of transporting the wood
10 good market, and he opinion that
The lands are well adapted to clover
and plaster, reader them an object
worth attention.
Mr. Zachariah Ward, will give every
information in relation to the land, which
may be required previously to the day
of sale.
The terms of sale will be one third
in three, one third in six, and one third
in nine months with interest. Good
negotiable notes with satisfactory in
dsrsers will be required.
WILLIAM H. DORSEY.
March 81 is
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Eftu Dollars Rezgard.

ID ANYWAY on the list Oct. from
IL the subscriber, living near Be.
nedict, Charles County, Maryland, a
Negro Man named
GE r A RID,
About 20 years of age, about feet 3
to inches high, has full set ofteeth
thick lips, down look, and is tolcra.
bly, dark. When he left home he had
on twillcd country cloth jacket and
trowsers about half worn, and new
oznaburgs shirt. It's probable he has
changed his clothing, as he took others
along with him GERARD formerly
belonged to Francis H. Rozer, decd
and was sold to me by Dr.. Danger.
field. He has always lived near the
Alexandria Ferry on the Maryland
side and as his parents are living
there now, it is expected he is lurking
about the town of Alexandra or city
Of Washington. He has relations at a
MIR. William Bells, living Oh the Po-
tomac, eight or ten miles below Piss
cataway-He has also some acquain.
tances living in the neishbourhood OF
the Occoquan Mills in Virginia. As
he is an artfNl fellow, it is probable he
will change his name, and ende YOUR to
pass for free Han
Masters of vessels, as we'll as other
persons, are forewarned harbouriHg or
employing said fellow at tho peril OF
the law.
WAoever will take up said fellow &
secure him in some Jail so that / get
him again, shall receive the above re.
ward.
JAMES NORTON.
March a..
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Land fo,. Sale.
Ereewsors Of James Craik


N$HE subscriber offers for sale, be-
n tween, 70 * 1900 Acres of LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port.Tobacco, and
the same distance from navigable wa.
tiers. This property is rendered very
valuable On account of the great body
OF timber upon it, and there is large
stream of water passing through the
land, upon which Grist Or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitis presumed those wish.
10y to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John B Morris or
Daniel of St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore OF Aiexandria or the subscriber.
WALTER H. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb o. If
H. The Editors Of the Federal Re-
pabl,can OF Georgetown and National
Intellisepcer are requested to insert the
above til forbid, and send their accounts
20 tbs Ot1ice
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FD SdIE.

A TRACT o. LaN') containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and nalf, situated on The banks oil
the river Potomac, about four miles
from AlexanChi. by water On the
tract there are two excellent i'esrlng
Landings, the upper one is well 'm.
proved by fish house, exceeded by
none in point OF convenience. inerc
is on tie premises convenient Dwell
ling House in good repair spaciou2
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging places lor
eiEh, servants, and large lott,
smo&e-house, and milk-hou5e there
is also an u,.hmihed frame bull liRg
which at a smlll eXpeHCe might b.
converted iato barn, near It is a We,
ofexcelient water and there are on thr
premises two good springs, part Of the
land has been covered, and is sus-.
ceptible Of much improvement, the
fen. es are in good repair, coEs'dela-
Die p5rt post and rails ana there is a
snGiciency OF ri! timber AND fire wood
II is presumed persons wishing 10
purchase viii view the prcmlsea-a
farther description is considered un-
pecessary-lor particulars apply to
Il. Tavlor, E:q. Alexandria,
If this property is not very shortly
sold by pirate contract, IT Will be OF
fered at public sale OH the premises
some time il The month OF 'une nc%t.
n 3 There is considerable nam-
her of young peach trees sc: in iuii
bearing or the anove tact.
G.. w. Valangen.
1arrh 20. Ut
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80 w. Seine i Wine,
Saharor qualify
40 sh,s. Aapies, IN priTne order
% boxe, Dpt Candies
% ao. Mould do.
,ooO VI. Coffee, N oag' and barrels
100 r.ams Writing Paper
% 10. Weapons 90.
s hads Moscovado Sugars
3 Gao las. Loaf and Lump do.
80 aoxes 3loam Rais'ns
90 brreis, Whl.key
8 casks Goshen Cheese
bags "epper
lC3a bushels II. Ubes Salt
80 bsrrtJs .'errings
70 %. Sod,
Far SAFE By tie Subscriber.
VINO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov, 90.
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]. ID. Simms,
on
Alex: Moore,

Executors of me last soAl and testa-
ment Of Jas. Craik, dec'd
March II diff
FL The EDITORS OF Nat. lnteiiigcn-
Ger, Winchester Gazette, ard Lees
burg Washingtonian will please insert
the above in their respective papers
FIR times, and send .heir accounts to
this cGice.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1914.
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having obtained
( from the Court of Fairfax Coanty,
Letters Iestsmentary On the Estate of
Doctor James Craik, deceased, request
all persons having claims against the
sa q Estate to present them FOR adjust
nent, and those indebted thereto are
required to make Immediate payment.
J. D. Simms,
A. Moore,
Erecutors Of James Craik.
Feb "a.
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FOR SALE.

Y-HE subscriber Will sell on mode
/ rate terms, the House and Lot
1t the corner Of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments. The house is we'll flushed /;
contains FIVE good rooms besides the
Jarrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out houses, ana q pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre Of grouad, extending 1913
feet on Jefferson, and us feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simms.
January Is. DIFF
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For SALE
Il NEGRO MN.
Hc is accustomed to work on farm
For terms apply to the
PRINTERS.
Lost OF NIislaid

On Thursday LAST, Letter address
ed TO John Cooke, Jr. in which was In
closed a Note Of 500 Dollars negoIaole
ia the Bank Of Potomac, drawn by John
Cooke and made payable to Daniel {.
brent, with d. Rrcnt's endorsement,
The note will be of no service to any
person By leaving at tais Office the
Letter and Note, the person shall be
rewarded.
March
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Just deceived for Sale by the
Subscribers.


The Presidents Message transmits
ing letter from the Secretary It War
on the failure of the arms of the United
States Oh the Northern Frontier-pricS
rs cents.
An Grafton delivered by Francis s.
Key Esq before the Washington Socia'
ty Of Alexandra Oil 22d February-price
l2 l.2 cents.
The Bride Of Abydos Poem BY
Lord Byron 81 2 cents.
Zimmerman on Solitude beautiful
miniature cdirion.
The life of Mrs. Martha l.. Ramsay
with an appendix containing extracta
from her diary, letters and other privats
papers.
AFuneral Discourse commen osatiss
Of the Rev Dr. Keith, formerly PASTOR
of the Presbyterian Church of ALI kan.
dria by the Rev. DR.. Andrew Finn OF
Charleston s. c.
James Kennedy 6 Son.
April g. d2w.
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en- g J. D. sLNMs, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
mo. 415s.
Notice.

T@HE partnership OF McDOUGALL
&SIMPSON was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All those who are
indebted to the concern, &lhose to whom
We are indebted viii! call on Daniel
McDougall for settlement. a
Daniel McDougan,
Francis Simpson.
April II. st.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,
600 Hogsheads Maryland
Tobacco. Apply to
Charles l. Catlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
June 80
NOTICE.

NOllCE.
THE subscriber OF Fairfax County:
state of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court Of Fairfax. Letters tesla
mentary on the estate of Peter Wa
gener, late of the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims
agains: the said deccdent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, or
or before the ID day Of July next, o.
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said cstate--And those in
debted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adm'rX. of P. Wagner.
= Anril Q dsm
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S:Mth6eld Bacon.

ST., @o,O5o VT. Smithfield Hams,
{. ssS Sees and Midlings, will be re-
ias 81. early next week, ADD offered
c, GRIFFITH, or
April rs. Niefaoi'oos'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the
Hunting Creek Bridge Company are
hereby notified that on Monday the Cd
of May next, an election will be held at
the toll house of said bridge, for Pre-.
sident and four Directors, to serve the
Company one year from that day.
John Hooff,
Treasurer.
x-,uer-..NN
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April ~.
CONVENTION.

THE Clerical and Lay Deputies of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Virginia, will meet pursuant to adj
'joulnment. in the Capitol of Rich
mond, on the first Wednesday in next
month, As important business and
probsb'y the election of Bishop will
probably occupy their attention at that
time, it is desirable that the Clergy
and Vestries will endeavor to pro-
cure as full representation as posi-.
bic.
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KANI74jVA. LAND
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES

400 ACRES
Ot first quality uhmprossd bottom
LH!NO, lying on the great kanhawa
River, in the State OF Virginia, and be
ing part OF the lands belonging to the
estate OF DR. james Crdik, dsc'h. The
chara ter OF the Lads upon the 4 n
hawa generally, and particularly OF the
tract known bv the me OF
Craik's Survey !;
Is TOO we'll UNDERSTOOD 10 acquire nc.
scription, suffice it to say, that the land
nov offered for sale, is Inferior to noGe
in that cUuntry. Salt works have been
lately established in its neighborhood.
A tull and perie title viii be given.
Terms OF sale Cash. Persons disposed
10 purchase will app'yt to
]. d. Simms,
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Ely
UhihFELLE PENN, Esq.

iHiS litlc work was presented
NF Foster, (Iate British Minister)
Senlieman of the District, and
''ash TIT 8entieman's goodness is
Nv poeilsNed.-It made its appear
* Ia LondO4 early in 1912, & went
oSh two editions there i'm few
a,Oa'as II differs from other works
we and, in its conclseness, being
SNea under three general heads,
r,'r, ME PAST, PRESEN I and
Ia IKE After taking full view
me Fast ne kes characteristic
~ OF the Sign ofthe Present Time,
:, = insists, that the French Empire. is
:, q mia, cut the last predicted pow
|,g "a TIE fourth or last Empire, then
In "s ,propnetica sequel of time, and
,,, o. 'eis last, or great power, and
i, n'ules with very interesting deduc.
40, = arawn from Prophecy.
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Anthony Crease, Seer

11J ~0O3 DcC g.
April IL. st.
~ The Editors of the Herald,
Fredericksburg, and the Patriot and
Enquirer of Richmond, will be pleas
ed to insert the above three times, &
to forward their account 10 Rev. DR..
Buchanan OF Richmond.
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Feb "a.
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Wood Land for Sale.

March 20. ~