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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-27
DIR. Darrail. Dentist.

INFORMS inc Ladies and Gentle.
mei OF Alexandria andit vicinity, tbst
he viii cont ue al tac iniicn Queen
Tavern, on King Street. few day
loa,;er, where ne viii ps,foros everr
necessary operation on :ae Te:;h and
Gums.
Dec 3.
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mo. 1875
Q For the accommodation OF
TRAVELLERS

The Stages Tor The oouthard will
leave trasiord's Tavern is Geo. own,
and Nike yon's Taysrn il VI ASH.
ing,on every mori.icg at s o'clock Z
get to numfries the anne eyeiiEg /;
the mkt day TO the Bowling Green I;
the next day to Richmad. ard the
same retursi ing, so that rssssnsers
will only travel in the day time. dur.
ing short days and Rad roads.
The Proprietors.
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Noicc

A Meeting of The Washington and
alexandria Turapike compsny. viii
take place at Triplet,'s Hstei, in the
Town of Alexandria. on the FIRST Non
day in next warth. for the purpose Of
elec,ing Ave Directors. Clerk and
Treasurer. for the ensuing year.
BENZ G. Ashton, Cik:
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For Hire for the ensuing Year,
THREE NEGRO MEN * one Wo.
AAN.-Ths Men have been accus
TONED to, Farming, end the Wcman
- q goeI House Servant Apply to
Marian Ball,
Centre Miis, near .1!aSandyia
Dec. %. 3ts
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Orphans Court.

I'S NOIIIt,
.AerandriG County. Dee. Tenn. 1914.
ORDERED, Tao: TIA E,ecu;o. Of
MAThuRIN ikksIS, &c ra.ed, 90 in.
sert the following Advertisement, t.iee
times week eight weeks in the A.
ieSaniria nSwsp peSs.
A Copy-Tes,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Orphans Court.

Alexandria C0a6fs Dec Tim, 1913.
OtD RED Heat nc E.rcu.ors OF
DAVID LuProN, jon. d,ccssed, do IN.
.,rt the ioiio".ag advertisement, ,tIsi,
times week for eight weeks in tha
h!exaa1ria ncw p pcra--
T. C,p,-Ttst
Il MOORE, Res'r.
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Wanted to Hire,

For the ensuing year a smsrt we'll dis.
posed NEGRO BOY from IS TO Is
wears oil, to attend upon . single per-
soa. Enquire al the Oaiee OF the ga.
ze,tc.
October 6.
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This is to give Notice.

~ = 'ctISc,
That the si5sciI us have oafa;nc4
rom the Orphans e uri, 0, ! .,sR.
ria county, in the d ,,,ns< (Szar,.
ia, Letters Tosiane atasy ~ M.:..
'.ate OF David i,up,on, Jun late Of inc
county afor:sa,d, deceased ~! per.
'pns having claims against the Sid a,-
redcnt, arc hereby v>.Hcd To exhibit
thc same duiy sn.. -;iticatei ard pss-
,ed by The Orphan . court 70 the SUB.
icrioers, on or b"i3rs tie l3;h ds, Of
hne next. or they nay by i1w lie eY-
c'uced from vi benefit to ,sid e,ta,e (:
and tho'e i'o'btcd ther-to are r.nlir.
ed 20 make immediat. payment.
Given und oar hands this 18Th
oil ID -cem.,r lS T..
ID N!D UPTON,
JDfN MrHE or,
PINE IbNNGY,
Executors OF Dclid Lnsfen. v.
Dee - rw
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JUST PUBLISHED
FOR SALE
BY Il. GRAY,
CAREY's GENERAL ATLAS,

IMPROVED & ESLABcEb,
REISG collection OF Gaps OF the
'S9or,d, and Quarters ,hsir Empires.
81 .sdons &c. consisting hfy eight
Maps, handsomely Colored, half bound
N aorocco Backs and PatcRmeat Cor
nsr,.-Pri.e 8 Is.
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To Rent.

To Rent,
'g~HE Country Seat on c; meron
l. Hi, formerly tie yioperiy Of
John Renter, deceased. This ter e.
mcn! is beariiiLlly situatsd on com
maadiug en;ncnoc. u from il. health
ines. d cas,isuiry to the Town Of
Alexandria. Glars strong induce
nient t. ssnteei iani'y.
ALSO,
The House and Lot lstsly occupied
BY DR. BROOKE, wacie ! variety Of
han sops Furniture msy be borsa;.
Apply 10
James c. Dcneale.
NV IL
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A Tutor VI anted.

A Salary Of 900 Dollsrs vii, be gives
IN to an elderly Gsntlemsn 81 god
moral HABITS who vii, undertake the lui.
ton OF II Boysi IVA pr yste family Il
will be required 'hst he bs. perfect
kno.ledge Il The English language snd
the different branches &c Mathematics.
BENZ. DULANY.
Dec. 8. Il
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LaDorers Wanted Immediately
.IoDacco Wanted

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to pur
chase le~ hundred Hagshesds TO
BlCCO, Of ths neightoring Inspections.
JAMES II. RIDDLE.
November IL. - di.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-27

Butter, Feathers, &c.
5000 lbs. prime hrkin BUTTER,
500 lbs. live FEATHERS,
For s<!e by
JOSEPH vaudeville,
G-ne, Of KinS = fairfsr sreet,,
Win his usual general assortn,sn, Of
the best WINES, LIQUORS < GRO
CERES.
Octab.r ..
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To RENT.

THE HOUSE now occupied o. DR.
Brooke, ,dloinins the rtsidence o: Nh
Isaac Gibson, With or without 'hs Fur
pi,ure.-Eer terms apply 20
Isaac Gibson.
Srp,e-ch-- ~ ~
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KANHAWA LAND
Fer Sale.
10000 Acres of LAND,

1OtOOo A ~ VI
II YiNG on Elk River, about 81
IL miles from Charlestoyn, wher'
il emplies into the Great Kenhawa RI
vsr, and in the County Of Kenhawa.
will be sold or exchanged for othe,
property in the District Of Columbia.
or sRy Of the adjacent Coup.ies On low
terms. This Land is heavily timber
ed, Of good quality, and lies in the
neighborhood Of several valuable Sai'
Works. For terms and particulars
apply 10 O..
Altraniria
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-27
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 27, 1914.
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Nor. Term, 1914
GsDEp u, That the ExeCu ors oil
Reid. L. Hewitt, scessed, do insert
Inc following ad ertisemcnt three times
"A week Tor SIX weeks in tue hlsxan-
dria newspapcIs-
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the suosert befs CT alexandria
County in tie District Of Go. un bia,
have obtained from IRA Orphaos' Cour,
aiors said. letters ,estaH en,sry en- tie
estate osRich'j /. Hewitt la!e Of tie
county Aforesaid, deceased: all persons
having Claims pgHIhst The said deccdeHt
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the sub.
scribers daily authenticated & passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
third day OF May next, or they may by
law DC excluded from all hens fl 20 said
estate ana thoso indebted thereto ere
required to make immediate paymerl.
Gisen under our hands this 81 day
Ct November 1914.
James S. Scott,
John Richards,
EXECUTORS Of Richard l. Hewitt.
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SAT- g. Seine Ivine.

Joseph M2ndeyiiIc,
Corner Of H."y aa9 EaJssr syee:s.
Has FOR Sh; L,
50 CT. ISIS GaEp9mdtr. is.p.,ial,
iiysoa, Young Hyann Hg.aa-
SKIN, and SouC,onG TEAS.
$1,000 ID. ref"cd SUGARS
60 bills. Muscosado & y. Orleans
Sugars.
80 boxes Whi.e and Brown Ha
wanna dn.
10 pipes c gnac BRANDY.
so boxes Mould CANDLES: "a
With general assnrtr,ent sfths beat
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
October 25.
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Adunas, Herbert & Co.


Have just received aad offer for Sale,
$4,000 lbs. green and white Co # &C
in tierces bbls. and bags,
1900 lbs. loaf Sugar,
lo4 bales Upland Cotton,
2 hhds. Molasses,
loo boxes best mould Candles,
ticrces RICE,
Is hall tieroes 90,
- quarter casks L. r. Tereriife
WINE,
II Chests IMPERIAL TEA,
2 half Chests do.
ALSO,
5000 lbs. Prime SO5L LEATHER
Dec. 3
Farmers Bank of Aicxandri.,
DECEMBER !, 1914.
THE Stockholders OF hi. Institution
re hereby uo,;fad, :hat IN election of
thirteen Directors, toserve the cnsu.
ing year. will he held at the Rank OF
Monday the I'd day Of J.suarv next.
John Hooff, Cash'r,.
Dc. 2.
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Vim. B. Alernnder,

Executor, Of CHAs. ALEXANDER.
Dece rbcr l.. 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Land on the Potomac.

The subscriber, if immediate application
is made, will sell 3 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 deep black soil !; there
is gradual descent and 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 a handsome little creek pas
sing through the above land.
JOSEPH FORMAN
March 81, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
TECUMSEH.

THE above horse win stand the ensuing
season at the subscribers stable, at the
mouth of Back creek
Tecumseh is colt of the celebrated
Hamiltonian, his dam was got by the i'm
ported horse Jolly Ranter, his grand dam
by Bay Bolton, imported by Col John
Carlisle, his great great grand dam, was a
full blooded Jenus mare, &c.
Tecumseh is of as good strain of horses
as there is on the continent, he is Is hands
high, and will be five years old in May
his colts are handsome, and promise to be
horses calculated for any use. The season
will end the last of June; mares from a
distance can be furnished with pasture and
grain, and shall be well taken care of.
Tecumseh will stand at the moderate
price of six dollars the season.
N B. IF Tecumseh should meet with suf
ficient encouragement, he will make a
stand in Martinsburgh or vicinity.
VIM IT, FORMAN
March "a, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the farm on
which he now lives, situate on Back Creek
Berkeley County, containing l53 acres of
land-53 acres of which are cleared and
IN good farming condition, the balance
uncommonly well timbere,, with Poplar,
White Oak, Hickory, Locust, &c-The
improvements are two story dwelling
house, a good cabin, stable, &c. a very
great variety of fruit, such as Apples,
Piums, Peaches, Pears Ounces and Cher
ries-the land is we'll watered, having
three excellent springs upon it-a consi-
derable quantity of excellent meadow may
easily be made-The land is of good quail
", and bargain may be had in it
WILLIAM HUTSON.
March "a, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31

In pursuance of notice given in the
Nartinsburgh Gazette, number of Fed
eral Republicans assembled at the house
OF Mr.. Edmund Graham, on the Esd inst.
for the purpose of nominating two fit per
sons TO represent the County of Berke-
ley IN the next General Assembly Of
Virginia, when JOHN r. COOKE, ESQ.
and GEORGE NEWKIRK, Esq. were
unanimously nominated as fit persons to re-
present the County of Berkeley in the
next General Assembly of Virginia-and
the meeting unanimously agreed to support
those gentlemen at the ensuing election
March "a, 1914
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.Martinsb~gh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURTIS.
Grrms of tie Ga3ette.

THE price of this paperis two dollars per an
nurn, oae dollar payable at the time of subscrib-
ing, and one when the year expires Distant
subscribers pay for the whole year in advance
No subscription received for shorterterm than
six months, and no paper discontinued until ar
Fearages are paid-a allure tonotiiy discontinue
2ace OF the paper at the end of the time sub
scribed for, WILDE considered new engage
rnent. The price of Advertisements, to aon-sub.
seSibers, is one dollar per square for three weeks
insertion, and for continuance after that time 25
cents per weei-.-Subs .ribers win coniinne IN
receive reduction of oae-fourth on their Ad-
v-rtiSements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Valuable Property for sale.

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 tan
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
Distillery and Brewery, and is we'll cal
culated for either-it has a spring of excel
lent never failing water in it. One of the
above Lots might be easily converted into
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
IhaUe also for sale,
A good Road w agon and
four stout strong Horses,
with complete sets of Gears. &c.
THOMAS LOCKE.
March "a, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
Removal.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
employers and the public, that he has re-
moved to the house lately occupied by Mr.
Jacob Poisal, and next to Mr.. O'Ferralps
dwelling, where he will be thankful for
any orders in the Tailoring business-He
hopes that his attention to business will Sc
cure to him continuation Of custom from
his former employers and the public
JAMES b. SMALL.
March Oh. 1914 ---
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STAMPED PAPER

THE Subscribers have for sale at their
thore adjoining the Globe Tavern in Shep.
herd's-Town,) STAMPS necessary for bank
purposes.
JAMES BROWN, i Co.
December 80, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
POSTSCRIPT
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

After our paper had been prepared for
the press, we received, by the politeness
of Col Daggett, the following Highly In
portant Intelligence, contained In the
o ANTIGUA JOURNAL" of the 18th ult.
brought by the cartel ship Rising States.
With great pleasure we present it to our
readers:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
LONDON, Jan. s.

Vice Admiral Sir A. Cochrane is expect
ed at Portsmouth in few days, to hoist
MS flag on board the Asia, for the North
American command.
A rumour has been circulated for these
two or three days past, in, the circle of su-
perior emigrants from France, that di-
rect invitation has been received by Louis
XVIII from Normandy, to return, and with
an assurance that his standard would be
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22

A Court Martial was held at Ports.
mouth, NJ II. forsthe trial Of Sailing
Master yvILLrAM HARPER, Of tho y, S,
Nayy, ona charge Of cnwardice In the
action between the u. S.brig enterprize
and the British sloop of war Boxer, pre-.
ferred against him by Lieutepant R, M
Call, First offthe Enterprise and on the
s2d ult. the Court pronouncedthe follow.
sentence, which has been confirmed.
e " The Couft, after the most attentive
g consideration ofthe evidence adiuced
g arc-of opinion, that the prisoner, Sail:
!" ing Master WIN. Harper is not guilty,
.of the charge exhibited against lnm,
/" and do therefore aequit him in which
"opinion, the Court are unanimous.
s fSigned) Isaac Hull, President.
join Smith,
JoAnston Baakely,
JOHN II Elfon,
James r. Oeilers:
George ". Prescott,
Juage yddrocate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22
EVENTS or THE WAR.
HERk1ann, On. Y. Jan. ~.

Y
I" Uncle's SAWS" hard Bargains.
On Thursday afternoon OF last week,
about thirty sleighs, "more or less"
loaded with the g weak and wounded,
SICK md sore" OF our armies on the
frontiers, passed through this village
Tor Grecnhusb. Never before have We
seheid such ptc,ure.-Half-neked,
hatt-trozen, and BY their locks half.ssary.
ed--some with and some without legs,
eSpcrs opon crkEhcs, or supporting
fh other frouEsei4ana, with their.
!. t4ads or arms haia}ogaWgn,t the blood
MIL oezing FROM yS- half dressed
Wodnds--,her nsesFre, emaciated, and
gaasl'yappearahce presented at once TO
the eve osthe behoIder, striking pic
'orr oisshe horsorsc 81 jf'cr.
Wauideto God that these moor fellows.
naa been engaget in a nobier Cause -
Luz alas What sad reverse!
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By virtue Of deed Of trust

By virtue Of deed OF trust
frsm Daniel M, Carry and Margaret
Matilda Snoydes, his wife, will BIO ex1
posed to pubic sale on Saturday tbs
33d day Of april a tract Of Land ~
inga the County of Loudoun, State
of Virginia, knowmas M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balapce due on said tract.
This property lies about &c miles a.
boye Georgetown, and the City OF
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to be the
most valuable and desirable land in Ell.
Their the states of Maryland or Virgil
MIA, & with proper cultivation man be
made to produce loo bushels OF corn
per acre. A great proportion of this
tract is heavily timbered, from which
an inexhsustibIe quantity of ship tim-
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken.--The
property will be shewn Oh application
to Mr.. John w. BronaugA, in George
town Terms of Sale will be madef
known on the day OF sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. lswts.
The subscriber by virtue Of a deed
Of trust from the above mentioned Da.
MEL M'Carty, decd. will also, expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men.
toned property st the time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy a balance
due of certain debts in The said deed Of
trust mentioned.
Ihos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb 10 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22
.giance, AZ let ub By the opposition

glance, as Get up By the opposition
speakers. \
Mr. M'Lean spoke about an hour.
When the question was taken on ~.
ling the blank for the amount ofthe loan
with svents five millions, and decided in
the affirmative. Other blanks having
been filed
B The committee rose and reported tie
billto the House, with said amendments:
and II IS,
The House adjourned:
~ MONDAY, FRI. 81.
Mr.. Bradley, presentedthe petition OF
Jonathan Bartlett, Of Eastport, Mass, stat.
ing that about the time war was declared
he removed with his family and effects
to Portland, and that he is now DESTROYS
of returning, but owing to the bad roads
he is unable to return by land, and pray
ing permission to go by water. Refer.
red TO the committee of Foreign Reia-
items.
Mr. Seybert presented the petition of
sundry merchants of Philadelphia, pray
ing relief from penalties incurred under
the non-importsiion law-Referred to
the Committee of Ways and Means.
MIR. Eppes from the committee OF
Ways and Means, reported bill, max.
ing appropriations for the support OF go
vernment for the year 1914. s.
Also, bills making appropriations Tor
the support of the military and naval
establishments of the U. States for the
year 1914: which bills were severally
read first and second time, and referred
TO committee of the whole House. 8
Mr.. Schureman had leave OF absence
for three weeks from tomorrow.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from General Alexander
Smyth Of Va. covering sundry docu.
men,s in relation to the manner IN
which the war has been conducted. At
ter some conversation as to what dlrec-.
tion should be given to the papers, they
were ordered to be laid on the table.
The resolution offered some days
Since by Mr.. M'Kim relative to the do.
nestle resources of the country, was
taken up and agreedto.
The House in committee of the whole,
MIR. Mason in the chair, on billto au-
;horise the issuing of Treasury Notes
for the service of the year 1914.
The committee rose and reported the
bill and the House ordered it 10 third
reading tomorrow.
The house resumed the considers
alton ofthe Loan Bill.
Mr.. Yancey, moved to reeommit
it to a committee Oflhe whole house.
On this motion the ayes and noes
we're called, and were Yeas ~
Nays 1910 the bill was rec0mmit-
ted, and Mr.. peasants took the
chair.
Mr.. Grosyenor spoke in opposition
to the bill, he had not finished his
speech when the committee rose re-
ported progress and had leave to sit
again, and the house adjourned.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 4.
Loss of the U. States Schr. Ferret.
orrIc1AL.
Folly Island, Sd Feb. 1914.

Folly Island, 80 req. 1919.
SIR,
lam sorry to acquaint you OF the en-
tire loss Of the u. s. schooner Ferret.
This unfortunate circumstance occurred
last evening, on the North Breakers Of
Stsno Inlet.
am happy to say none of her officers
or men were lost or injured. They have
lost every thing belonging to them, and
would suffer much, was it not for the
kindness Of Mr.. barley, and MI. Hen
land, who have rendered them many
services.
am making preparations to proceed
to the wreck with vessel, to save what
articles of rigging and sails can get at.
l am in hopes to get some of her guns,
which threw into the hold: Finding
the vessel half full Of water, appre-
hended her drifting out in deep water,
should she be lightened, would render
our situation more hazardous.
Mr.. BraiIsford, whom have sent on
with proportion Of my crew, will in.
form you more particularly Of the cir
cumstances which the present haste l
am in will not allow me to do, as fully
as would wish.
have the honor to be,
Most respectfully, yeur ob't. serv't.
LAWRENCE KEARNEY.
1t. Com. ". S. Schr. Ferret.
Com. ]. H. DENT.
Com. Naval O fficer, Charleston.
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NOTICE

THE Uniform Companies OF the
first Reg't. Of the District, with capts.
Thorton's Cava.ly, will parade at tho
market square this day at O'Clock
in the morning prepared with ten
rounds blank cartridges; TO celebrate
tbs anniversary Of the late commander
in chief, the illustrioss Gen. Geo!
Washington.
The Officers That attend the Ball at
night will appear in full dress.
BY order of the CemmAtce.
Alexander Hunter.
adj. LIST r. M D. c.
Feb AZ
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22

Accounts from Sackett's Harbofof the
4th inst. speak as If there was but little
apprehension Of an attack from the enc
my. Every means Of defence, however,
had been resorted to, and in case OF an
attempt on the part Of the enemy, there
was but little chance Of their success.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22

The Iast vessel of the name and the
18th tina. has been shipwrecked or des-
.teoycd Dive 6ud by LioydRs List OF
Der 81, that on the 4th Of Nov. the
Thomas J.fsraon, Conway from lepe-
riTe, was burnt by the French privateer
LION, ~aich vessel, in her last crulzs,
,nade IS prizes. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22
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