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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
Fail Of Ii. Col. FoRsY9H.

We are informed that Gen. Smith, com
handing at Champlain, the advance Of this
division OF u 5. army; suspec,ing that q
detachment OF the enemy in Odietown
would have the temerity, it attacked, to
pursue their assaiiants on their retreat,
dopted stratssem to draw them on, and
take them BY ambuscade Accordingly on
the morning Of the 2sth ult. AN attack was
made on the enemy by small party Of
troops which had advanced for that pur-
pose on the main road into Odletown-arid
which, as has been intended, immediately
thereafter commenced retreat-i, was, as
expected, pursued by the enemy, in number
about lso across the line yearly half mile
Here at short distance ftom the road
Col. Forsyth lay with party ofhis riflemen
in ambush Its said that the Col. had also
been ordered to retreat If discovered by the
enemy willie advancing,and tina, had the or
ders been obeyed,a strong detachment then
moving in the skirt OF wood would have
gained the enemy's rear and captured the m
But unfortunately for the service rs we'll
as Cor himself, Col Forsyth, as soon as the
enemy came up, gave them battle-They
suspecting the ambuscade, returned Q fires
and in turn retreated. At the FIRST FIRE Col
Forsyth fell. He received shot through his
breast, and shortly Afterwards expired
Col Forsyth was brave and in,rep id SOL
der. he, too, had his failings, bu. ION
them let the veil which covers human frail
~ rest" On our part, except the Col two
only were wounded and none killed. of the
killed and wounded OF the enemy, we are
not informed -P!ans6urgh hofsrr.
Columbus, Ohio June IL, 1914.
Murder WIN Webster (formerlv a
private IN cap, Gulis company Of tae 27,h
u 81 who had beenssome time discharg.
ed) was shot at Detroit, on the 25th ult bv
the Pstrols guard, under cap, Moore Of
the 28th Infantry. he extraordinary step
was dictated by spirit of malice, which
1--WE are informed by an officer Of the 27,h)
has existed for considerable time between
some IN the two regiments. A letter from
d. trois, dated May 28,h says, A jury was
called on the case OF Webster ; the verdict
is murder, by the order Of capt Moore and
lieut. Bailey"
Duel ION the 9th ult.a duel was fought
al Odletown, L, Canada, between COL At
kinson of the a7.h regt. Infantry and capt.
Monigault, aid to gen lizard. A, the sec
ond me col A. was shot through the knee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
MONTREAL, JUNE a.

NUN NEHL, JUNE Z3e
About $50 abb bodied Tea men arrived
in the Steam boat, on Sunday even
ing, from Quebec, for the Lake fervice.
They formed part Of the crew Of H. M.
S Penelope. BY the fame conveyance
came alto detachmeats Of recruits, for
different regim ents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

A,yivsa-H. M. fch. St. Lavxence, q
days from Riviere du Loup-lhip Cam.
den, AZ days from Bordeaux, to govern
ment passengers, II officers and asa
men of the Bad regt.-failed under con.
voy of II. M. s.. Centaur, "a, and Chal-
lenger gun brig, 7 fail in all, with troops,
the 9th & Sad regts.) 1900 in all--lhip
Britannia, from do TO government -
pahengers, 10 officers and 2o7 men of
Sad regt.-fhip Harbinger, do. from do.
TO do; pafengers, 9 officers 25I men of
the 9th regs-ihip Sultana, do from do
to do; paatngers 7 officers and 3oS
men of the 9th regt.-One brig and one
hip, with troops, could no: board them /;
H. M. S Cyane, returned H M. s Di.
omede, cap'. Fabin failed aoth May from
Cork; paaengers SIS men, women and
Children, of the tit Royals; failed in
convoy of Fl. M lhp debrus, capt Pal.
mer, and others 10 fail IN the feet, for
the different parts o. the coat.
1t is faid the following regular troops
were IN Canada previous to the late arri
vals-Iit reg (Royai Scots 6th reg
9Th, or Kings 18th, 10th, 4,a, 4o,h,
10Th, Sad, Sosh, goth, Tooth, Io3d,
Io4th-De Watseviiie's, De Msuron s,
Canadian Fencibles, Voitigeurs, Glen
gary Infantry, Royal Marines, Royal
Artillery, 10Th reg Light Dragons,
Corps of Engineers and Miners.
MONTREAL, JUNE a.
About $50 abb bodied Tea men arrived
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

The Hon. Isaae Parker has been nomin..
ted Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial
Court, vice Chief Justice SewalL deceased.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01

The result Of the whole proceeding was,
however. that the resolution was AGREED
TO by the following Vote:
ltAS-Messis. Alex anter, Aston, Anderson, Ar
cher, Avery, Bsycs IF .nss. Boyd, Bradbury, Brad
ley, Brigham, Brown, Caldwell, Champion, CLARK Com
stock, Cou'lict, Coua,,, Cox, Crawford Creighton,
Crouch, Dams, Davenport, Davis Of Penn. Denoy eies,
Desha, Duvail, Ely, Fndlcy, Fisk Of N. T. Gc,des,
Go'i'm, Grusyenor, Hariis, Hurlbert Ingerso, Ing
ham, Irwin, johnson .f ientuciy kent of .Nesr-
FORK, King Of .HdSsaciuSeiiS, Lefiers, Lovett,
Lyle, M'lr.n, Miller, Motif, Moselcy, Muir
itee, Markell, Oakley, Piper, Post, john Reed, Rea Of
l'e'nt Rich, Ruggles, Se,bett, Sharp, Sherwood,
SKINNER Sanford. Stockton, S,uges lanehill UIrec,
Vose, Ward Of .'Iess. Ward Of NJ. Whe.tsn, Vii
cox, Wict,r--72.
NAiS--Aiessrs. Barbour, Bayiy flag. Bowen,
Burveii, Chappe,l, Cupeppcr, Cuthbe.t, Earle,
Eppes, Farow, Fisk, IF ~ Forney, forsythe, Frank
n, Castor, Gholson, Goodwin, Griffin, Hall, Hanson
HAYES, Hawkins, Humphreys, jackson Of Ti,g. Kent
q Nd Kerr, Kershaw, King Of N C.. Lewis,
i.owndes, Macon, M'Coy, M'kuu, Montgomery,
Newton, Pearson, Pickens, Plcas=snts Rhea often
Koane, Sage. Sewer, Smith ofYng. Strong, Stuart,
Ie'"r, Troup, White, Wilson Of Penn. Wright, Yam
cey--5i.
a Committee was accordingly ordered to be
appointed.
The House adjourned little after three
o'clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01
l3.l60,ooo
11,660,00
And leave still to be obtained
24.s2o,0Oo

The difficulties already experienced i'll OBJ
tanning loans, aud the terms or which it has
been found necessary to accept them, yuth-
cicnt,y show the propriety OF Congress adopt
ing effective measures for procuring the sums
still required for the service OF the residue Of
the present, as well as ioi. that of the ensuing
year.
The suspension Of payments in specie by
many of the most considerable banks ID the u.
States, and of those inost important in the
money operations OF the treasury, has pro-
duced, and will continue to cause difficulties
and embarrassments in those operations The
circulating, medium of the country, which has
consisted principally of bank notes, is rtaceu
upon new and uncertain footing and these
difficulties and embarrassments will extend in
greater or less degree into the pecunialy
operations OF the Citizens IN general. The
pewers OF Congress, so far us they extend,
will be required to be exerted in providing a
remedy for tn, Sc evils and OF placing. if
practicable, the currency of the country on a
more uniform, certain ard stable footing.
1t further reliance must be he'd OH loans. It
is respectfully suggested, t6At additional in
JUDGEMENTS should be offered to capitalists to
atlvtnce their money, by ;iior,iing an ample
and unequivocal security fer the regular pay
ment OF the interest and reimbursement IF
the principal of such loans Is may be obtained.
This may be effected by establishing an AIDE
quate revenue ;iiiI pledging tie s.inle speci-
fically for that purpose.
1t is also Submitted for the consideration Of
Congress, whether treasury notes might not.
by angmenting the rate of interest they now
bear, and discerning its payment as we'll rs their
eventual reimbursement, by an adequate re-
venue pledged for that purpose, be placed on
a footing better calculated than at present,
to sustain their credit encourage their circu-
lation, and answer with more certainty the
purposes Of government
The estimates for the service of the year
1915 have not yet been prepared. 1t is cer-
tain, however, if the war Continues, that
sum will be required, at least equal to that
demanded for the present year; and under
the head of public debt, an atiditions. sum suf-
hcient for the payment OF the interest on the
loans made in the mean time.
BY the plan of finance which was adopted
at the commencement OF the present war,
this additional sum would be raii that would
lie required to be raised by new taxes during
the year 1878, except what might be netessa-
ry to make gooda deficiency III any Of tile ex-
istmg revenues. According to that plan of n
nance, the expenditures TO be covered By the
revenhe during the year 1915, would be as fol-
lows;
Expense of the peace establishment 7,coG, COO
Interest on the debt exist
ing prior to the war 100000
Interest on the debt con-
tracted since the war in
GLIDING treasury notes,
ard including the int t
rest which will become
payable during the year
1878, on debt contracted
within that year 4.6c0,OO0
&
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4.6oo,0oo
.------ $500, oe0
13,5oO,0oo


~ 13,5oO,OOO
The revenues as now established, are es-
timated to produce during the year 1915. the
following sums, viz
Cnstoms.-While the whole navy Of the ene-
my is disposable for the interruption Of our
trade, this source of revenue cannot DC We
ry productive. From bonds which win bs
outstanding at the commencement of the
year 1915, and from the duties which will
accrue during that year, it is estimated that
there VIII be received into the Treasu-
ry 1000 900
Sales of Public Lands 100000
Internal duties. These will all
bring their full amounts into the
Treasury during the year 1915,
and will, it is believed produce
yet sum of 100000
Arrears of direct tax of 1914,
which Will be received in 1915, 100000
Postage and other incidental re-
ceiptS 100000
Total amount 100000
And leaving to be provided for 100000
s 13,5OO,OGO
Towards making up this sum of 100000
dollars, continuance Of the direct tax will it is
believed, be necessary but at its present rate,
twill not produce netto the Treasury more
than $500 900 dollars.
Ia order to provide the remaining sum of
100000 dollars, as we'll as such other sums
as may be deemed requisite for the objects
herein before suggested, it will be for Congress
to consider how far it would be expedient to
increase this tax as well as the present inter-
nal duties and also, what new objects Of tax
alton may for that purpose be most advanta-
geOusly resOrted to.
But the plan Of finance above referred to as
sumed as one Of the grounds upon which it
depended, that loans might be annually OBJ
tanned during the continuance Of the war for
the amount of the extraordinary expenditures
occasioned by it. The experience Of the pre-
sent year furnishes ground to doubt whether
this be practicable. at least in the shape in
which loans have been hitherto attempted.
Nor is it even certain that the esta-
blishing and pledgiDg of revenues adequate
to the punctual payment of the interest and e.
ventual reimbursement of the principal of the
sums which will be required for the service of
the year 1915, would enable the Treasury 10
obtain them through the medium of loans ef-
fected in the ordinary way.
y With this view of the subject, it is respect
fully submitted whether it would not be expe-
dent to extend the provisions to be made for
the service of the ensuing year, beyond those
contemplated in this plan Of finance, hitherto
pursued for cariyng on the war so as to
provide by means other than loans for at least
portion Of the extraordinary expenditures
occasioned thereby. This would have ten
dency to ensure public confidence and pre-
serve and confirm public credit.
The present state ofour country, growing
out of the unjust policy of the enemy, as well
as the unusual manner in which he prose-
cutes the war, calls for new and extraordi-
nary exertions ON the part of the nation, and
the means requisite to meet the expenditures
which these may occasion ought TO be provi-
ded.
The resources Of the nation are not ex
hausted ;they are ample, and the occasion
requires they should be brought into foil &C
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!, And the further of 100000 toilals which,,
the least that ought any time during Of
tobe lett in the Treasury, making 50, So, $50 81
OF this amount it is estimated that there
will be derived from the various sources of
existing revenue, the following sums, viz:
FROM the rns.oms S0o nm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01
G. ARMISTEAD,

Honorable James Monroe,
Secretary Of Uar.
l.ient. Col. G. Armistead is appointed by
the President OF the u. S. Colonel by bre-
vet for his gallant defence of Fort M'Henry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01
4fSo.OSS 25

For the proceeds of the customs, 4,iss,oss IS
Public lands (incluling those in the
Mississippi Territory, the proceeds of
wh'c',s,e nov payable to the state of
Georgia. sloo55 6s
Internal duties and direct tax, eIs9.aT2 10
Postage aud incidental receipts, i66,1ii
7,O1Si5o IS
Loan Of = millions, under the act of
Augusta, 1878, S.5y2,665
Loan OF 10 millions (part of % mil
!ions) under the act OF March 2i. 1914,
60S7, gil
o,67o676
Treasury uotes Issued under
the act OF Feb. Is, 1918,
l,oy0,O0O
Treasury Notes issued Under
the act of March !, lsii,
l,sC,IoO
-2,l6 10000
-i2.iN,,7S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01

ST., 27O,172 &C
The accounts Of the Treasury have as vet been made
up only Tor the two first quarters oftle year 1914 or
10 The 3Oth OF June Of that year. The annexed state
ment marked shows the receipts and expenditures
OF the Treasury for the fourth quarter Of the year 1913
winch have not before been communicated 90 Congress
and, separately, those OF the first quarters Of the
year 1914.
ny this statement hsppears tlrat the payments from
the ufy during the first half Of the present YEAR
have been, for civil, diplomatic and miscellaneous cx
pences, LII OG1 ca
Military cxpences, 1f,2I0oSs
Naval do. a no goo On
Public Debt, 3.D26 $50 II
ls,Gg3,7SI u
And would leave payable during the
reinalslcr OF the year, ON those several
accounts, the following sums
For ci'i, diplomatic s miscellaneous
cxpcnccs, 1Cqt .1el 90
Military eNpenccs Ij,2n5GGg
Natd ito. 4fsTOfO Of
fuJhc ID BIT 9,fzji1q c3
---------2T, so Sq1 10
-, ST., .70,f72 &G
The receipts into tie Treazir~ t,r,iar the fra b,lf
o. I've present year, have been - viows:
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For consideration

Tho House haYing agreed to consider the
resolution, a considerable debate cnsued.
which, We much rcgree that the spare occupi-
ed by other interesting matter already pre-
p1'eA fT the press, viii deprive US of the
pleasure Of publishing to day
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01
Sas.pi2,sSs o.

To make up the sum, therefore.
whieh will be wanted TO meet the expen-
,iitrrcs as above estimated, there must We
obtained during the thirl and fourth
quarters Of the present year, 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-01
7,O1S,i1O IS
80

=, Ig,ziV,giU y
Andtherc remained each in the Trea-
snry On the lst ofJJy, i3ii, i,72e,659 81 G
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
r. WOOD,

Hair Dresser. Fsnfar Street, Ass just
received ard ./sr Sale, f.
A HANDoO vi. a..ortmcB. Of La.
N di q and Gcntiemen's Dressing
Cases Of tho latest fashions, single and
double blsded Pen-koivcs. shell Combs
side do dressing pocket AMI Ivory do ;
Cologne. Ross ard Law, neer VI alter /;
Pose, Palm, Windsor trrsesparent &
n pies Soar; Nail Brushes, rosih da
head end cloth do. Pearl Powder, lair
Go. RAzors in cases /; walking Canes /;
Frize,tt,, liquid tlacking, Oh An
tique Fer the hair. Spanish Cigars. Pa.
ten, su.pendsrs, aHd7. gsneral assort'
mcnt Of other articles.
December SIS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
Joseph Edelen, :
Nichl. stOnestreet.
Freeufers q Or. Jsmrs Ldirnl

Freeufsrs u DR.. Jsmrs kdttfnl
nr The Safe Of the abore Tro.
periy isrUs'poned in The neon iinS
The Tscuirrs ,ciii contract for and
sell the same u Pripaie sale for re-
dured price AVID if not sold at pri-
rate sale. sciH be etfred and sold TO
the highest tiddcr. al Mr.. HGrdr's
iGTern. IN fiSce'srag, on Saiur.
day The third dayof JseeM6tr neass
~ T. Ed,iyi. II he, reGsrsi he.
publican and fa,iosal lutc'ijgeuc-r,
sr- reqrsse' to insert the above until
the hsy q s.!e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
Jnaton Emk q A1l4s4am,

iIr DkcEaBLk 1874
AOTl' 4 - he;sby gwen 10 the
ia - Oekhc:.!sos o. this isst'u ,ioi,
.h.i Al Election OF Gig stcs, Dyerto 10
sE.,e fo' tie easuss scar, y III q. he ID
On Monasy TIE 81 Jsnuaiy next asrre.
ably t6 The articles 4. ass eis,ioS, at tho
Couu House la this Town.
& T. CHAPMAN,
C..aisr.
Dee. !. 9tE
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Advertisement.


THE Sale 81 NJ GKOES advertised
for this day, has been necessarily post
poSed; It will nov certaicly take place
at Mr.. Hardey'k in Piscsua~ay On Sa.
rurtia,. the II b dsy off cenb>r--~
viii oaer 10 ri,r hipbctt bidder, 3se y
likely Nesroe Women, (9ne them al.
excellent hyusc servanO aid Their liz
Cai,niep. The ,e. ms VII be, the pur.
chaser shall give bond Oh interest ir
the day ct Sale, with approved security
payable In ~ :npnth.. The bonds to
be spprey,d add. sale ratified by the
Chancellor
Edward diversified,
7rs1tee Of lslixd3efh Erer.frH
Nav 2s 90 iseSv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
LY Goods.

NE Sqhl,fibe;I n yoreceived ~.
Il Pc. h,, B!uc Cloths, Colt n sbir,-
inss, ir'sh Linens. Ciaghsrs, n ~
keen., Long Lawn, Bifros, ard su.
perfas uDdressed C,lisms. ard IL.
dos Co,ins. Hsaiery Which,, tose,her
with their former stock OF Dry Goods,
they VIII sell at moderate :dysnee
Tor Cash OILY.
Samuel Mark, & Co.
Nov. ~. 2awsv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
140O ACRES.

Thi, place Is WI Improved win : J
com % TT able and cofNTnod,osS esfehihS
huu,e, aaa Ill sans sni,nt and rsess'
s.ry eut houses, barns. Stables quar-.
tels, &c. &c. OF a supener quality -
most healthy situation Ia o'at p
Che country. On this land are sc, W.
we'll prepared timothy ms Adows, al
very considerable qosntily Of tbs Is
i.'wcll adapted 70, aud easy Of frp:ra
lion for timothy the soiI EtDersiy il
fertile and we'll adapted TO me sIowth
OF heat. corn Sc From, seyersrsx-
permenls plaster acts Yeh or<his
t,ud some Of it is well set sitk ed
clover. There is On it great sbun.
da1ce oftin'ber and wood. II VII. ne
sold on Tie p emisss to the highest
bidder on the FIRST !TaursGsy ~ No.
venber next, if fair, il not lie rsxt
fair day Terms Of ssle, three equal
pay mcnts at the end Of six, twelve I'D
eighteen month the purchaser Civ,
ing bond With approved .ecuritiss, vita
lien upon the land until The purchase
money 10 PAL.
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NOITCE.

IN FOREW ARN al persons from
shooting, hunting. or IN sny man.
ner tres assing on the Lands 9. Mrs.
Mary q. Merasdsr, as all who 90 so
viii be proceeded sgainsi according to
Basle JT1N;ams.
Nov. II. IassY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
Valuable Loudoun Land

fOH ALE.
IVY Vir ne OF Deed of Trust from
- Jssn s,sker aud Sarah his sife. TO
shs susscriscr, TO secure sum OF mo-
nsy duc to Georg- Jsarsy OF said coun-
~ will be cold at Public AucucI on
ire premises on the 18th day OF De-
CEN ,er next a p,rt Of that vatua5.e
Tract o LAND, known hv the name Of
ThoInpson's Farm.
Ceotaining ssl ares, sdjoinios the
main Road leading from Alexar dria 70
Winchester, about 10 miles iro;s
Leesburg. The Improvements arc a
good Brick xDweE-s House with, 8
Rooms aud Brick Kiscs on, large
Store, Darn and Stables, sufi ;ient to
ho,a SO Horaes, sndsll otser-necessa.
~ osu Bui,t;rs,, the Land in high
.tere &c onitiY-roa. II is one OF the
moss agrsc,slc ,Ccultry Seats IN Z e
county,, s 5000 boilers will be re.
q1;rcd in haaj, tie balsnce in easy
paynca,s. ~
Robt. Braden,
Trustee.
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g J.. d. SIH.Ns, RoYAI-SYREET. ALEXANDRIA.
Joseph MnidcyiBe,

JOSCEJI VioIiNiOrHO,
Corner Of King and Fni,fsr Treefs
s Has FOR SALE,
so ar. Chests Ganpowder' Imperial
hy.on, Young Hyson hy'en'
SKIN, and Souchpng TEAS.
$4,000 ID. refped SUGARS.
60 bbls. Museovado & N. Orleans
Sugars,
20 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna do.
10 pipes Cpgnac BR ANDY.
so bUxes Mould CANDLES.
With a general assprtasnt 81 the best
Wiscs, Liquors aad G'sesr'cs.
October IS.
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Z thursday, DEcEMsEs 8, 1914.
AIunas, Hcrtert s. Co.

Al;ums, Hcrtert 8 Co.
Have jus, reerved and .ger far Sale,
1900 lis. green and white CoHse
in uerces b5ls and bags,
~ coo lbs. loaf Sugar,
lo4 bales Upland Cotton, 81
hhds. Molasscs,
100 uoxesbest,mauia Candies,
tierces RICE,
Is nall tierces doe
~ quarter casks l.. p. TeneriEe
WINE, e
z ChcsuIMPEHIaL TEA,
3 haf CHESS dc.
ALSO,
80 1000 l5,. Prime SO : l. LEATHER
De-. I IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08

Jta G. Laii
i,AsFoR SALE.
100 boi,s Ru,sia Dick,
SO hales choice U. nd Cotton,
Il chests Ypua. il, son and dyson
Skin TEAS,
I box Cr,ia--i es.k pearl Ash,
100 bag. Coffee ADO P>pper.
Ra,s,a SHcenr2s Wigdaa Glass,
Cofdase OF .anou, kinds Twine and
3. d Cords, Chalk sad S,aniss bfawn
81 rnsce &c ,ajlt. F,ot Mats, Sarath-
ing Paper, and ene Ten piale Stsvc.
Al so.
A SCHOONER CRAFT, Of a5ou,
50 f.,s, IT. eorpicte order
D.rcm.',rr l.r7t'
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i UT Sdlf
THO NEGRO MEN,

One clyiag tao.n = VITA aGd Gard
ner-e the Other 80 excei,eEi ,iner AKA
Osticr--toth o. thcm bred 10 tire Farm
ins bas,n,s.. 5fpy 10 tic
PRINTERS.
November Is. ssw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-08
Z The Subscriber
viii take fev COWS 20 Winter on
moderate terms.
James Irwin.
Novc-,.ss 90 -
e. Aof1,E

fs AOI1eE
TIME anpuai meeting oil tho Stock.
holdcts lathe hrls rner Turn.
pike Company will take plsce on the
sssoaa Mont . in January Ecrt al
Eripleti's Hotel, in Alexandra: A
which time an sIecrion will Re hela TO-
a President, four Directors, and Tres.
surer. ~: tho following ,'ay super
intendsnt o. the Rosd and COLLECTOR. O.
lsls will BE- appointed. By erdsr Of
the Directors.
Jonah Thompson. Treasurer.
November -. aAwtsdaJ
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Wanted to Hire,

Fer the .ssnts y-r, smart yell dis
roseu NEGRO ROY from IS to IS
years old, 10 attend upon a single per-
soa. Euquirs at the Ohce OF The Ga
zette.
October 6.
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Negroes for Sale.
Nov ~
Orphans Court,

III randria County, .Nop. 7e,m, 1874
ORNE2rD, hat the Esecu.ors
Reid. L. Hewitt, deceased, do insert
he following advertisement three times
week for SIX weeks IN Tie Alcxsn-
.!ris nesspsP IS
a copF-Tss,,
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Hygess Academy.

AygeEs Academy.
y1NiE Ir s;ees %! the allow School
4 hare the satisfaction &C. aDnaance
TO the pubic, at comfortable to.rd'
ing House, calculated 20 accommodate
~ or so Bosrdsrs, has been recently
finished. and taet per,en, every way
qualified, il engaged to take charge Of
il the ensu'ng wear.
+. Turner, Presf.
Ed. Brooke, .Sec'ry.
Nov. lo m