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YIRGINlA LEGisl-ArU "a:

The blank in Mr. Sterenson,s resolution for
raising state troops. has been filed ia the
House of Delegates, with the number of
l0,000--as Mr. Giles bill now before Con-
gress, and which will probably pa IS empow.
srs the President to accept troops sed by
the states ia lieu of their quota, the l,,l to- be
grounded upon Mr SIS resolution will moss
likely pass into iaw.
The cxarution bill has passed the Senate
with number of amendments in which the
lower-House, it Is expected will concur.
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FOR rHk ARGUS.
a NoFE no THE LEGIsL AFURE.


There was period in the Reign Of Louis
XVI, about which some Historian remarks.
hat 70 imagine New L x was CONSIDERS
as stroke OF Genius & to disguise il well,
Showed the adroitness Of the Financier.'--
The Substance OF the preseat note however,
has been too long the subject of conversation
for the first, and is too plain and paipable
in its nature for the last, even If the writer
were wild enough to expect any thing more
than the attention of the Legislature. From
the slow and embarrassed manner, in which
our Legislative Bodies. nova upon the sub :.
ject of / AVIATION. it would seem. indeed, that
they were almost reduced to that deplora-
BILE state of France, when her Finances were
so extremely involved in confusion, as to
threaten the ruin of the nation. The force
and pressure of the times is almost without
example in our history. and the first objec
in every Tax should be to relieve the poor
and distressed by imposing IL on those arti
cIes which only the afluent and gay can aft
ford to use. This is the exclusive intention
of the succeeding remarks which propose to
derive a Revenue from the erection and
Taxation If Billiard Tables. And such a
scheme is directly calculated to produce the
effect as we'll as TO produce some very salu-
tary consequences to the public, in another
point of view. For ifthe Tax cannot be OBJ
tanned in this way. it must be obtained in
come other, which may be more sensibly felt
by the people. II fifty Thousand dollars or
more can be derived from the erection and
taxatioa Of Billiard Tables, so much at least
will the people be teIieyed. Atthe FIRST blush
OF this proposition il Is expected that the
PuritanicaI and Hypocritical, aud all those
crfra -pretenders, To refined morality and
exalted piety will issue their Anathenas A.
gainst any Gifts supporters or Adyocaies.--
But for tie sake Of persons Of this description
the writer wiitturn aside to assure them that
he is equally ayerse 60 the habit OF protest.
on OF Gaming. as any one among them. no
matter how pre-. eminent his pretensions to
sanctity may be. so far from wishing to
encourage the detestable Art on those who
pursueit, he most un;eignedly thinks and
believes that the scheme proposed will ope-
rate as a strong corrective. and will be better
calculated to produce cheek or leofr,a
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MILLEpcEvILLE, (Ten.1 NOV. g.
INDIAN ALARMS.

- D
Much alarm has existed on the frontier be
low tor several days past. in consequence of the
following Intelligence received by the Execu
tive on Monday last
Extract of'a letter to Col. .Hawfins, Lpenf for
i Ipdiau It .drs, dafrd
s. FlinlrRiver, 5th Nov. 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
s A black man has Just arrived here and
brings news that Carr's Ned "a Free black ,nau
who speaks the Creek tongue well, and is
deemed man Of truth) fell Il, on his way from
Hartford here with large body OF hostile In
dams near Hsrtford---;hey took Ned prisoner
--he plead with them, and told them he was
going down to joi- the Britisll--on this deciar
ration they set him at liberty. There is no
doubt of this being true. God knows hnt some
of them will be on me here before morning.
On the receipt of the above information, or
ders were instantly issued by The Governor TO
Col. Tooke, of Pulaski, directing him TO use all
the means in his power" for repelling, pursu-
ing and destroying, any suci hostile party -
and for this purpose, Captain Thomas's troopof
horse previously ordered out, has been require
ed TO cooperate Col. Wimberly, of Twiggs,
has likewise been directed 10 call out rifle
and cavalry company to co operate WITH Colo.
mel Tooke. Forthe better security Of the frou
tier, the whole OF the frat glass OF the militia
In Pulaski, and of the frontier district in
Twiggs, have been discharged from Tie orders
heretofore given for their marching 10 Mo-
bile.
Since the foregoing was put in type, the fol-
lowing Information has beenreceived
ExHncf MIA communication from Colonel Ha4ur
SirY to Major Cool, % tie In instant.
" II being reduced 10 a certainty that body
Of seminoles Indians are approaching this from
tier with hostile views, it would be advisable
for you TO call for reinforcement Of militi a
TO rendezvous here without delay, to act as cir
cumstances may requfe--also, by all the
means in your power to put the frontiers OF
the guard"
From Major Cook, commanding at Fort HasU'
linz, 10 she GeSe,8or --saDle date 49, 4
eel have deemed it expsdient 70 nd an ex
press "a Col. Jones Of Jones county, requesting
him 10 order out a portion Of his regimen
without delay 20 the better projection Of tai
post represent force being not adequate I,
,nsure an effrc'ual resistance if en- attach
should be made by the force stated TO be OF
their march 20 our frontiers. ] love npprizet
the people below Of the, impending danger
Col. Hawkins has just left here tor the Agenc,
aud expects an Indian force there, yhich wil
be nDder bis direction and Il timely sised b
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Tract of Land.

Supposed to contain one hundred acres lyinr
on the waters ofSouth Buckskin in the county
OF Amelia, and bounded by the lands Of Patrick
Jones, the estate of said Joha Marshall, James
stott, Mrs. Harvie and myself, il being part Of
the Land on which the said John Marshall re-
sided.
THOMAS WORSfIAM,
Surviving Trustee.
Amelia Nov 10 1914
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II Three Story Fire Proof Brick House:
Situated on z Street, opposite the He'll Ia
vern. aud now occupied BY j. and 8. Cosby, one
among the best stands for Grocery Store, and
possession TO be given the 9th Of next month
Inquire Of James Lownes, or ia his absence Of
Caleb Lowncs. t stt4 ~ ~
ALSO
Two other Brick Dwellings in the FuIiing
Garden. Inquirs Of James Lownes. or IN iis
absence of Caleb Lownes who lives near fhs
premises JAMES LOWSES. =
18th Month lob, 1919 tt
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Aleeer was received from Genera Jack
son yese rday dated 2ist uIt. Gen Coffee
had not joined him on that day. but vas
close by.--Generai Taylor was a little in the
rear of General Coffee. The route OF the
East Tennessee troops, lately called into
service, has been changed by Cen Jack
son--fnsy are ordered through the Greek
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Than any system o'laws & penalsie, tina. can

N than any system o.iaxs & penalties tina.
q. be adopted.
IL The great and allowed object Is to ar
TO the progress Of Gaming. For this paru
ascries OF severe laws havehere been , lss
bat experience has proved witho.. any a.
or ELECT excep: that. men doh 4. now
: disguise, VII CHI they openly dill bsrosc.
thus HABITS of tue most vicio.is charac,
are Formed. thus the violation ofpa,.;c b,
becomes familiar, AID thus society is in ,.a
ger. Great EN- .,hasis nigh, be laid M,
. this part OF the subject, bot as the w,.it.
wishes only to iayite the attention OF she L,
gisia'ure lott, h= will make as few remark
AZ possible. "a, ~, - ~ 81, Z
Tue laws in regard to Gaming il IL b.
Iicved have been generally very loosely ex
ecutetl. Aud sach " in be the cav. forever
~herethey are unec essari.y exttn,. e ~ f,ei,
operation and where they are directly con
trary 10 the habits and customs of soc:e:v.
The remark of the celebrated $ ,loa viii be
found tobe correct whenhe SAYS .s rlst laws
ought mot tobe made merely because they
are a5strac.ediy right and just, without en-
curing first how far the state OF society will
bear then, and how well they may be a.
dapted 70 it" Il might be said agreeable to
the best evidence of the ssnse Of society that
these laws are in some gay unpopular. Up.
ON any other occasion where the laws are
broken, the psrson who gives the tirst intel.
ligeBce OF it. Is considered TO have done
moral and virtuous act. But upon this soc-
casion. upon tfte subjec. Of tanning, whoe yer
fnftrns, Is denounced for his meanness and
treachery. and is almost prescribed from e
very circle of society. In this instance the
10 athsome character Of aniafosmer, is fixed
upon him, aad he seldom or never RECEIVERS
from il, like the envenomed shirt of II rcu
les. In spite OF all his endeavours, it will
hang upon him 10 his destruction. Hence.
none or very few indeed were ever known to
become b. ormers, but those who were des-
titute Of character aud regardless of every
thing else bot the promised fee or reward -
These remarks are more general than they
were Intended TO be. But they serve to
shew the sense and state of society which il
inestimatcly allied with the subject. The
wish of the writer 10 not to repeal the laws
against Gaming except so far as to autho,
rise the erection Of Ballard Fables. From
the best information upon this subj ect Il may
be asserted that since the destruction Of these
Tables, Gaming in its most vicious forms
has prevailed and Hourished more than 1t G.
Ter did before The very Metropolis of the
State exhibi Is full proof of this asser~
ton, Notwithstanding tue diligence and acti>
witty of Poiicr Officers. The NUMBER of men
who follow this abominabie profession is in
credibly grea., and the number of Banks
must consequently be 10 proportion.
The nunDer of rights that are hung out at
night 20 invite tue stranger and the stroller.
leave no sort of doubt but that such must be.
{ he fact. Here associations of mel are to-
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The French expedition had arrived from
Brest at Martinique. but the troops were on.
ly permitted 20 encamp-the Governor wal,
ting the orders of the British Government TO
put them in the forts.
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an expected forse from you. viii endeavor Z
get in the enemy's rear.
inadd't'on to the troops already called out
orders have heen issued TO Colonel Jones o
Jones county, K Col. Wimberley of Twiggs, Z
emboiy the militia in their several equities
ana act rs exisssces may require.
sxsrscf oFa le'fer from a geaflensla in Mobile
bearing fhe Post-nnark IF she lsf efOei. 1914
10 nsofhry IN fhis Place. ~
: General Jackson is now here, and says thai
during this winter We may calculate on having
some hard fighting in this quarter - u.j,l
Woodruff Was here few days since in gso:i
heath he crossed the bay with ,lie 81 Resi
ment and 200 Choctaws an Sunday last, and is
now some where in the neighborhood of tansa.
cota--large forces are collecting here from eve
ry 1uarter--25O0 Choctsws amt Chicsassws are
To-. b. in towa on Sunday next-three onpanics
OF Orryoons from Natchcx irsived here ihis e.
vening--th general supposi,ion is, that Pensa
coais the object"
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One Of Our Commissioners at Client wrote
% his friend in the vicinity or gcston--that
It was the opinion Off mnst seaside and
discerning people that the peace OF Europe
would not be. of lang cnntinuapca- There
Ia says he a mass eyii iumeys ard fire
yisA blood in France, ftak may reqitire a fo--
reign suas 20 coos'" Boston Patriot
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rsien,y In the seas and nav a tr;h,,. os ,h;r,
AZ thousand sounds 20 the Ring os F,v,. nd
for liberty n fish in the seas and ,onse,,s,
TO annual tributes. THAT the Dn,ch v;eIdeI
ito Seldon,s arrrmen,si il a ,r,,mrh ~. 60.
/. nor venture "a hoast .rhe ,,I,;ma ra,;o res
eum preva,,ed s,n,; when ws al s.s,,e,,.
ne.r .as r ws0ls nsnnS meet, the aar APP
Er.,;ns $3.50, I INA" IN '"' 'o'u'nes o.
Aao,. - So,
Co., E-,ss n ss"s'.sn PIesea'eu tue
Ssse, oeni WIN po"uerous Iepy 10
oe'r. ~ t'ia'e Siausuui. out Sne WISE. ONO
.ss'syae aos'ssd .'hs o'atss 20 suppress me
ioie 'n opsesVihR saat this ara'r
must NC recide0 oy the SWORD. aud not BY
inc pen ~
y
NEw-roRK, Nov. I. s
9 On "Wednesday morning his Exceliency
the Governor and Suite visited the ForsiHca-
tons. and reviewed the troops at the seve
-raiisiends in the Harbor. In he course Of
the tour, NAMES we're given to The forts on
BiGlow's and El.is,s Islands the former
Was ma med FoRr WooD. after Lieut.. Col.
Wood Of the Enuiuecrs an officer of distir
rui.hed merit.who coostructsd the works
sort;e Of Fort Erie. and the latter was nams
81 FoR r e rssoN. after Lieut. Col: G,bson
= no fell raliantly firhtiue IN the same az.
fair. Z ,rhe aden;rable order r.. which these
Or; 6es,;ops Are 4 ept9S and the rrulv sol-
a,er l;k = d;sc;o,sre = ohservetl Are such as tn
rsSlsc, she I,i1he<t crri;t IN CoIos,et Housr
IA r. mean, 90, ~ ssh,, nave th.m -
- -n,,,,, r,,snd - ~ ~
s. Nov. 16.
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TO RENT.

Amelia. Nov 10. 1917.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 49,
A flag from the Dragon "a, came up to
the Fort Yesterday afternoon Ion board
Point. with dispatches from Commoeare
Barrie. announcing the arrival in The bay Of
that tpnrt of the prisoners. who had been
sent to Bermuda. A number ofictters from
them to their friends, was received 5y the
flag and deposited in the post Office.
M. e. II. B. +
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Decem;rr7


THIS vanab!e i'ARN, the ries.
dsnce OF Charles L Lave, Esq. is here.
by offered Tor sale . L! contains about
l6 & acres oi Land, we'll wooded and
watered 100 acres o. good Timothy
Meadow, and tie fields not in cu'tiva-
ton are well taken with Red Glover.
The Buildings Oh the Farm, the
DIV. ing House, AS we'll as the other
Bui dings, are such as would accom-
modate large and genteel family.
/ This Farm, situated on the Id
Turnpiee road leading from AIexan
dria to Winchester, about , miles a.
bove CentreviIle, and equi-di,'ant from
Alexandria, Geore etown, erd tha City
of Washington about % miles, is so
generally known. as not to need a
more particular description.
For terms and further particulars,
apply to CHARES 1. LOVE, by let.
ter, directed - CeptreyIile, Or to
Richd. M. Scott,
Ales.ndria
November I'm
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,oSs n Aiand VILE.

toSs h Mand VILE.
Corner Of FTrp and Fair-or Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 ,uar,er ch and boxes TEAS
Of best qna'i'y,
II lids. Muscovade s Orleans $u..
e7 barrels DO
50 ~" IS refined Sugars,
20,O0 Cuh 6
4,CQ h Pepocr
~ boxes fresh Philadelphia Chnco-
late NJ. ! and
Is pipes Crgniac Brandy
10 nuncheons w I H.. Rum
S hhds and 90 bb's Northern do.
40 casks SMYRNA Wine
81 hills NAlasses
l5n boxes Raisins
9'N ihs Fresh Curr nts
2o0 reams WrappiH,r PaDcr.
.4nd q s"serqi asS1r: nPHt as usnaE
pftc h II WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
Dec mDrr Is.
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sol ICE.

Just recerved and for Seie, by
Adams, Herbert, & 20.
$500 lbs choice Snl htieid Hams.
SIS bales Upland X Louisiana Gotten,
10 Scayons Bengal Indigo
IN STORE,
$50 Bias CIR en- and VI hite Coffee,
90 B.rrels 10. do
Hhds ia. do
IL Hhds. Muscovado Surars,
% Bills, soft shel'eo AimonuS
S. Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. Cavendish do.
so Boxes spanish Segars,
Puncheons Antigua Rum,
A few Roxes containing Cannisters
Ginpowder, Imperial & Hyson
Tea.
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
November 9,
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Bank ut the Metropolis.

1T meefing o. the Board Of Com.
miss oneTS jor ohenhg subscrihflons to
He bARK o he Mr. T3sPeLIs a!
Dav's's Ho1el, the cry Of H4shsngton---
hhsoLVkD, uai writ, {. ,Sl; cuCe
wiki b. required in ali cases OF autho-
rlty to 81 scribe iol stock, or IL vote
itr directors, 10y proxy, without re.
spect 10 ans parti ulaf foila.
RES LvsD, That notes o. all or any
OF tnr eo.rterea Esrk. o, Baltimore,
Annapolis. Fr.dericktown, and l,sgers.
tosnI in lie stale oil Maryland u the
dlstrlct OF CoiumAia and OF Nlnchos
ter, Fredericksburg, and Ri hmond, in
the state OF Virginia /; be received in
payment Of stock to be subscribed in
the Bank of he MctropeAs, Oh the
first Midday in January nest. at this
place
John P. Van Ness,
chairman,
Dec IS ,uJNi3
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P. c.. Marsteller.
Land for Sale.

The sub crlber oilers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
.noo, 6ye miles from Alexandria, on
The CoIcheste, road. adjoining the farms
ofM Haywood Foote and MIR. Dennis
Johnson. tie greater part OF which Is
n eadow land aud the remainder we'll a.
damed 10 clover ana the pstdocuon OF
vegetables, ahoundlrg IN excellent
springs, from watch the meadow land
msy be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land, ali in wood and timhrT, except ~
boot Gf.y acres cleared and unner i good
fence, on the Raven.wor,h road, about
six miles from Aiexandrts and adj 'lnlns
the lands of WIli,m Hepburn. Daniel
Dulny and the late Robert NJ -, and
about mile from the first mspt oned
farm.
Oh. SHnmS.
DECEMBER IS.
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FIX S..L.

A TRACT OF l. Nd, wing in the
"a county o. Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, aoh adjoinins the estate
OF zen. ThoWpson Mason CONTAINING
Al acres. Tne soil good, AMI very
susceptible of Improvement by tho
Clover & Plaster ays,.m. The prox-
unity OF this property TO m erstt, and
the facility 10 which its produce may
&c Cursed ,Hunting-Ereek by which
1t Is bounded bsing neviesble almost to
the door, would render it extremely
valuable to person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to It's cultivation.
Apply 10 james H. Hoe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
NJ hl. .
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A. Moore. Regr;ro
This is to give Notice.

NA~S - = 4.
That the subscribers, OF Aisxspal
County, in the District Of Column,
have obtained from tie Orphans,
Court of said county, letter testa-5
mentary on the estate OF John West.
cot, late Of the county sforessid, dee
ceased All persons having CLAIMS
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit tho same to the sub.
scribers, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated and passed by tho
Orphans Court, on or before the 2sth
day of April next or they may By
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted theretos
are required to mate immediate pav4
ment -(;iycn under our hands, lhs3
99,h day OF November, 1918.
Robert Gray,
John D. Brown.
.~fminisrrutots Of John WssstSa
Move nlber 80 rp~4
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10 ell or hire.

T~o Likely yeung Negro W,men and
Child,
The mother Of tne Child is house
servant, the other is crop hand The
terms of safe viii DC easy 10 pure
giving COOL security, the purchase mo.
ney bearing mt ext
Wanted to purchase a likely
smart Negro Boy ana Girl, ;,r Woman
without C.,itiren 10 wiitin hou,, -
Enquire OF the Printers.
Dec. ~. dot
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REMOVAL.

ME subscriber has removed fro n
l. MS ola sty,nl OH Union street TO
the sh4ii tor7ierly occup cd ny MIR
VIM Hartsaornc, near the Lower Fer
r., Were he int ds pursuing Ills for.
mer bust les5-fie onttnues TO purchase
Flour ,tnJ Gran End h2s on hand large
supply OFT the best FLOUR, su.tanie for
iaui!y use and Bakers also SALT of
different kinds.
Joseph Dean.
Novrnher II tf.
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T HE Subscribe, intending to e..
i tabi,sh ascgool in this City, soil
cits the patronage OF parents ana guar
dians Reading, Wr.tins English
Grammer, geography, Arithmetic,
with the higher breaches OF Mathema.
tics. the Latin and Gresk languages
will be correctly and sss,duous!y Taught
ihe school, will Commence the Sd ia.
nuary next, at the we'll kao.n school
room OF Mrs FIe caer. prlLe of Tu.
ition dollars per quar;er, ex.lu.iys OF
fuel.
I. Spencer.
December 90. 81.
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Er g J. D. sLMHs. RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY,, JANuARY l, 1914

1sAoi 'iiS Aiiou 1tlCC Ompd.iy
OF Alexandria.
IN,uRANcE OrrIcE, Dec 9, 1875.
he Stockholders III this Institution
arc hereby notified, that ALI eject ON IF
fifteen Directors, will be held at the
~ourt-Hpuse in Alexandria, on the 18th
day OF January next
The poll will be open at ten o'clock,
4. M. end close at 3 ?. NJ.
By order,
J. B. Nicolls, Sec'ry..
Dec 9 DIR,
H. Mr. Green at fredericksburg.
and MIR Davis at Richmon, viii publish
the a6oye once wGek ill Elections,
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FAME + Nu1any.
Nm. lie bert. lun.

TIE hd;o's o. t. Bh'n'ore re e
raj & 7et,c, Gcrma" and Erclish pa
y. rs Frederick l. Ncssier 'ourrol
Dcmorratic Press Phildc 'phia. are re
o"rs'ei to publish the shove one a
week II sale.
n, . - ~ OF ' ~ ~
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( RPHAN'S COURT,
.Aler IA County, Nou. Term, ISIS,
uKi,, nkD, rh,t the atminis.ra.'
tors OF John Wesseost, deceased, do
insert the following advertisement
three times . week for four weeks iq
the Alexandria newspapers. az
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mo. 41o6
Ju,I RECEIVED

~ -
4 FRfsH SUPPLY OF
HHUEo.
IN sToR
5 barrels of Womens' snd Misssd6
low priced Morocco Shoes.
5 boxes OF extra size Bohe mis El,ssl
some Us large as 70 by 81.
ALSO,
A few hundred Muskrat Skins
@ Gliding in FURNISHED gold q
executed at my shop, where lookih6
Glasses, pictures &c. may be framed a
old frames regilt, at short notice. T.
fsw handsome one. for sale.
E. Gilman.
December ~. ,ssstiaw4h
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Notice is hereby given.
That tlnc subscriber has oo. aimed from
the County Court Of Fairfax, letters OF
administration, on the personal estate
Of William Payne deceased. All per.
sous having claims againsi the estste'
are warned to exhibit them for settle
ment, on or before the 18th May mex,
land all those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
Elizabeth Payne,
Administrative
November %.
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PUBLIC NLf.

PUBLIC ; NLf,.
kNTILL ne sold on THURSDAY 9Th OF
wv January, 1914, a, the subscri-
|ers dwelling house on the Georgetown
Turnpike road, a quantity Of Household
r. Kitchen Furniture ALSO, quan.
" 4 FarWing Utensils, Hogs, Horses,
arts and Geers. Tens vt sale to be
n'de known at the time and place there.
ioe hire for the ensuing year
40 Negro Women and three Men.
Miriam Ball.
Dec. 81.
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5i.l.o Al VEN lUE
On sgt,y sussday and frsaay,
Will Be SOLD,
At he Veadue Store, corner OF Prince
uot Water streets,
- Yars<sy Of Dry Goods. Gro
y, cfrces, sc.
Particulars OF wnic. vii, be expressed
10 th2 bills of the day
An kind or gos.tir which are on liz
mitaJ!oa .ad tn prcss OF Which are
esta3lished, can At any time 30 viewed
end purchased this lowest Limitations
md prices
D y AarSteller
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PUBLIsBED sYBRr
r,ypSn,Y THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
az FIyE DOLLARS A YEAR.