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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-08
For SALE


4 7 the Oficc Of Hitch 6, Tri.hea.t the VTRGJ.
q M .4I.~N.3.N5C fo- the war 1915.
gJTHE Ral9fo;.d D,IGr }j- lri575ce is now in one.
2 ration. Castings il br.,s AID Wrong, lfon work
'lI so De eXsorted 1T the Furnace Qcrs left 1t tfc
Furnace, ~ 'ritl Jon Piiil 81 Il riaoe, or Toilet
Z Lea IA Pate'elIg viii be thankfully received, and
promptly Attended ~.
Juoe l. #
SGSltE assip7,ees wight Harris having ns n fur
Z nscd with funds ready to pay two filils of
ll'u haiasce with hiter.i 1t thcdcbts remaining un,d
at~rtbc oval Givird oi sssl estass--Apply al DIE
coiltiEs; hou-e Of Joseph & George Marx
Get 3 n
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Z SHALL petition the Legislature OF Virg1nio M the
4 ncxtsesion, fer leave errct Tol-Brlgc acres
'anes River, commencing my land in the cnntv 81
Chesterfield and 'utinS tie opposite aide thereof
N tlc county 81 Hehrieo -wh,Ec have nbi'ncd land
for the purpose. EDRD w. TRFe!T
Sept. Z. ,r
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n IiAIE TI5i1CA7iITIIN7,-

WILL &c coRft7ned the ensuing gear, an
der The care AID atteRtion Of Mrs 11qtilRG
Terrell, at my ,'eSidenec, Ia heal,Ly situation J
near the Hi,tc,' end Of Caroline. {refarations
are male ijr tie ucooDi9i5la1i9n Of 70
ar Is Si'ls as 5oarter&. Tie Price far 6oard
ard tuiii2i' Ieach .f1'diae her oz,7t bed, bed
ling, to5veiq e candles, J is 500 FIR The term
10 b. G1id quarterly. The Term zciA be
from ;te 15lh Of January, to tie 15th oj' De
ce'5rrf 6iJg7CiHg alloV0in3, The month Of Jiliy
foy UacatiOn.
The branches Of Education taught in This
Seminary, ere, the English Lang.Hage cram
n2,icGHy, Geog5afhy, 7Oish. tie use et>tde
Gk,bts, i4istoj- ana .5iifhnafic
FLEMING TERRELL.
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ALTMAN &t,h.S.
JUST PfJRIE .9Eyvsn

1SS Peter Cn'oE'. :.td 10. s-lc iy rio ;ces, e--,
= or F's'e' at has law sod N,:e.i,ncu,s: t,%os.-
Store, hisrs,v .
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NIO1ICE-A petition val Je pres, ntln to the pre-
Y sent General Assembly, lnr leave to Greet a FOIL
Bridge Fading Greek at Amplhili M.jls in the
coluty of Chcgtceield-'rhe subscriber being owner
d one se on the creek, aud having obtained the con
Of the propri.tost throw the aIutiaept OF the o.
ther.
mn LINN GOODE, Jr.
NovI as
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A parcel of New Warranted
CLOVER SEED,
For SALE BY
Joseph Ma,adeviRe.
Feb. IL
Land fm. SAFE,
Feb. Is.

LCtftu jO QUO.
HvHE subscriber offers for sale, be-
tween, IL & 1900 Acres OF LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about 4 miles from Port I obacco, 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 a large
stream Of water passing through the
land, upon which Grist or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A mere minute description is thought
unnecessary asitisprcsumed those wish
ing 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 Alexandria or ths subscriber.
WALTER H. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb -. If
Ee The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown and National
Intelligencer are requested to insert the
above till forbid, and send their accounts
this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-31
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1914.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ROR SHTsE

- r. = ~ l.
A TRACT OF LAND containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and a half, situated on the banks of
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandria by water. On the
tract there are two excellent Herring
Landings. the upper one is well ina
proved by hsh-house, exceeded by
none in point of convenience. There
is on the premises convenient Dwell
ling-House in good repair, a spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted into lodging-places for
eight servants, and large loft, a
smoke.house, and milk-house there
is also an unfinished frame building,
which at small expence might be
converted into barn, near 1t is we'll
ofexcellent water, and there are on the
premises two good springs, part of the
land has been covered, and is sus-
ceptible Of much improvement, the
fences are in good repair, considers
bic part post and rail and there is
sufficiency of rail timber and fire wood.
1t is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view the premiseb-a
further description is considered UNI
necessary-for particulars apply to
r. l. Taylor, Esq. Alexandra.
If this property is not very shortly
sold by private contract, it will be of
ferea at public sale on the premises
some time in the month of June next.
N. B, There is considerable num-
Der of young peach trees &c: IN full
bearing on the above tract.
c. w. Valangen.
March 70. off.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-31

Mutual Assurance Society.
VIE Subscriber having been re-
u appointed Agent and Collector
NOT the above Society in the district
composed of the counties of Henrico,
.m,ahoSer, Goochland, Caroline, Louisa,
y, y 2hylyania, King-George, Stafford,
y, Srinse William, Fauqcier, Loudoun,
a.Giax and Alexandria, and towns
-, sN0in tse same-hereby gives notice
- @e Members of said Society resid-
'sis IN his district, that the Quota of
'o,.' accrued on The Grst day ofaJan.
ny Is pSTable on the first day of April.
II '1will be received at the Gen.
,tt%Iuk Assurance IN Richmond, at
NC II fAers' Bank in Alexandria, and
my 0hce in this place.
ARCH. r. TAYLOR. f
re,srisksburW, March As
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-31

= 100 wit. Seine Twlne,
Suhsrior quality
100 bbls. Apples, In prime order
50 boxes Dipt Candles
20 do. Mould do.
1900 VT. Coffee, in bags sand barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
20 do. Wrapping do.
bids Muscovado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
50 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whisky
s casks Goshen Cheese
bags Pepper
1000 bushels st. Ubes Salt
100 barrels Herrings
10 90. Shad,
For Sale By tie Subscriber.
VINO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST F.dlNIL Y
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov, 90. .F
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mo. ~
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having obtained
y from the Court of Fairfax Comfy,
Letters Testamentary On, the Estate OF
Doctor James Craik, deceased, request
all persons having claims against the
said Estate to present them for ADJUST
ment, and those indebted theretO arc.
required TO make immediate payment.
J. d. Sinlms,
A. Moore,
Erecrtor. Of James cr0tt.,
Feb. ~,
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Notice as hereby Given,

Notice as hereby Give,s
That Thomas Janney & Co hsye mp
piled to Z. Coe, I obacco Inspector for
Alexandria, for the renewal of certain
note, for a hossheAd of Tobacco mark
ed w. S. No. 1913, 1893, l57 tare---
1856, lodged in the Tobacco Ware.
house at Alexandria, by w Stewart
Of King George County Va as los,
by JOHN Stewart tae brother of w.
Stewart, agreeably to his affidavit be-
fore r.. Libbey one of the Justices of
the Peace tor the County OF Alexan
dria.
March Is @&
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-31
Feb. ~,

Ertracs of an ACT efthe Corftoruticn IF
.Alerandria, for the erting uishniene
Of Fire. s7s
Sec. T.. IF any person who shall be pro
sent at any FIRE, shall neglect or retuss
to obey the order OF direction Of any of
fcer who shall be appointed by any Fro
Company now established, or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him
to be an officer, such person shall for
felt and pay the sum of five dollars 3
Provided the name of such officer shall
have been first published in one Of the.
public papers.
AT an annual meeting of the .llerandriS
Hose and Engine COMPANY. held at
the Court House on Thursday even-
ing the 10th inst. the following mem.
bers were duly elected Officers for
the ensuing year, viz.
s Noblet Herbert, Presidenf. Y
Vim. F. Thornton, Vice Pres'e.;
Thos. F. Herbert, Treasurer. 4 Z
Philip Ii. Minor, Secretary
.Commanders:
Evan P. Taylor,
William Ramsay.
Regulators.
John Suter,
John Boyer,
7 Ephraim Gilman,
Jacob Douglas.
Test, ]. DOUGLASS, elk.
March 26 81
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Land for Sale.
I'm undecided Ath part Of the Voted
FARM RETIREMEN
About three miles from the Town of
Alexandria-The whole Farm contains
Four Hundred Acres,
About one half III WOOD For terms
apply to the subscriber residing on the
premises.
Benjamin NJ. Brooke.
Dec. 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-31

Wanted Immediately.
/ wish to purchase 2 stout healthy
Negro Men to work on my farm, (com.
monty called Walnut FARM for which
a generous price will be given on ap-
plication to Amerhust Eustis, manager,
or at this Office.
Fayette Washington.
Jan ~. 81
p No fears need be entertained
of these slaves being removed from
Fairfax County, asI want them for my
own use on the farm, intending soon to
reside there.
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RU.A.9KaY

TTftOM tie subscriber on the 12tI, inst u negro wo-
b man named FlRIBY, (who sometimes calls her
selves Peggy,) supposed to be about feet inches
high, she has had rheumatic affection which has form
ed lump on the back par; other neck which produ-
ccs "a Stiffness that she cannot turn her head freely n
IG td, aud when she looks at yOu she looks sideways
S had ON when she eloped, clokus shirt and habit,
~ took with her, sundry articles belonging 10 her mis-
o. IS VIZ one cotton caubriek frock silt sleeves
tItmei with cord, one muslin q osIs worked around
I al, one bnoS muslin cap without "a border, one
cotton sun4ck yandyk ad el,ense, one pair velvet
s'f's, me dark six 'lr;ss very large She came from
tie aeigilDoo Of Norfolk and viii nre5,bly ala ,,.
Sat place. Whoever will secre her in some ai 80
tsat get her, deliver her 20 me SHAH receive SIS
sra reasonable expenses psd and IL the articles above
Iaid
THOMAS S. COALTER.
Wavneshnroneh, f7lh Sept N
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II FOR SALE,

( n VAlL EdBLE Tract or LAND
lRN ijan River, containing between $50 * 400 acres
Y ) about miles from The Court-house-On this
tract, is about54 s<res low gronn,s-the high land
Is of good quality, lies well, aud clear of stone there
hTe on the place two settlements, one Of which is
og the hitbove the low grounds, wherein is dwell
ing-house with wo ronnsbelOw stairs, kitchen with
'wo rooms anta stone chimney, Dairy, smoke house.
su1,c and barn, rad 3 garden psed The other set
clement is iurt'e' out from tIle RIVER with dwelling
horse, kitchen, smokehousc, and three bqrris with
garden paiIed--A great bargain may he had in this
baud Tor cash, Or would take young negroes at cash
pFi,e IA part payment.
WILLIAM TnoMAs
!I4rfax County, Sent o. &c
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VIRGINIA.

4 T Rai'sholitn en- ne CLsrk's Office orMe Su,,e
N r.e' C0tnt Of Cf.o,ceIyfar tie At.cinl.nd lis
met, re- first d,yof ing. 1915:
Wni. DANIEL, Jun. Prtif.
AGAINST
robert u. Gibson .lny q. u. Gibson. Ioklsiie n.
Be, E.eiiard Logon, Eci,,sind t,:relcs,ss, Jesse
.'hr, Jost ~. Jo':os Jchr: ieOo,oli aud Join Rsl-
20, Del':e.
TIE defendant Robert y. Gibson NOT hr,,i,,s en-,
tered his apberU,ceO7al i1tn security ACCORDING 10
ne irf IF .isse1abiy and tie R,ts Of th.s Cg,l ann
a oe''rng bn satisfactory c7vencs ttat heis nor an,
".abtd,t Of THIS country 1t is ordered, T2alt t.
S'H" I'cntgit q" affD here on tie 'irst ciy of tie
cory Of MS order efrt4.ii Inserted IN sam. ,aps
pte f,GsLei;aM the Citycf Richmond for teo spq,ltis
s7Iccessiue, and bostea ~ HE jioal. aloor Of lie Gun
@ot,M S0.acIty.
F-L r. HI..NLH1C, c. C..
-iSeS.9nbsrs ahe..
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Ihe Reindeer mounted Is 81 10. corron-
AIDES. t-No long SIX or nine Founders, and
shitunS II penn earronade, with ., compile
n,vnt OF on board one h.:ndyed and eighteen
men. Her crew were said to u The pride OF
Plymouth.
Our loss in men has been severe, owines =.
part to the proximity of the two vesse.s nnl
the catIeme srloothncss of the sea, but Chief
ly in repelling boarders. That of the enemy,
however, was infinitely more so as will be
seen by the list of killed and wounded on both
sides.
Six round shot struck our hull, and many
grape which did not penetrate far. The fore
mast received 81 ID. shot, which passed
through its centre, and our rigging and sails
were good deal injured.
The Reindeer was literally cut to pieces in
p line with her ports her upper works, boats
= spare spars were one complete wreck. A
breeze springips up next afternoon her fore
mast. went by the board.
Having received all tie prisoners on
board, which from, tie number of woun-
ded occupied much time, together with their
baggage, the Reindeer was on the evening Of
the 18th set ON fire and in a lew hours blew
up.
have the honor to tie,
Very respectfully,
Your NEST ob't. serv't
RIA X JI IrT
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RhNAWAY
SeffomberS

~ " Ss'1I3IIi OF lIlt IilsIt OF INC 10Th
X my waiting rnu, m,latto fellow named
caro-; h
Some times he pas7csby the name OF AARCN. obo,t
live feet ten inches Ugh, he hes scar in his forehead
and suffers very nuul; had on when lac went away.
DARK oyeraiSnade OF cotton and wool, white hat and
"aIN ff''nd coat took ne CHER c!oatlis with h.He
rode away dark sorrcl n.are, tour wears old abou,
fourteen AMI an hiatt hands high, has grey spots on tie
left side of her ncck
Arewarc OF Fifty dollars will be given 10 any person
VINO shall deliver The Hire and "a the sbscri.
berat PmckneyvlIe twenty dollars TO anv per,,on
who siau lodge the said fellow in Jail
JOsEPa Gtsr.
N B. II is supposed he viii try to get to,he state Of
Maryland he has with him silver anh gold 10 the A.
nonnt OF IS dollars. 1.-THE fellow committed TO ia
thejailor is requested to write the subscriber
Pinckhey7iic, Is. c. Oct. s. vsw
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JUST PURLLaIEn-

"A ND Fos Sale at Peer Cotton's Law and MisceIla.
"a Heods BoOk Store ;---
The Life OF the Marquis anil Earl of Wellino.on.
eommadcr m ehcfof his Is Maesty's lo,ces in tn Pc
lOinsula---prToa ESQ cents
The W,ndercis Ferale Difficulties, BY Madame
UArblay--5 vol. g dolls
The Emporium OF Arts and Sciences, by Thomas
Cooper; for April May, iinc and ,nly.
Also, complete sets Of the AnalecGe Magazine and
Port Folio, for Juiy 6Sc.
Juiy 90
e SHALL petition tiia sa;.,c % ViryiRs al ~
neXts,ss on, for leave to erect Joll-Bri.c across,
Jsmos tver commencing iS land in the county OF
Chcserf II soi .lut;ug ON TIC opposite ST. thereof
~ thc oo,st. Of dcntaeo -gheeef have oltepei h,nd
for tic ~ Y'e3. EDWD ". TRENT.
Sep X II
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WASHINGTON Ti'NYERN.

AUGUSTA COUNTY,.
The SH6scTi5ey re .ttyzas hiS f&Q2ka 20 tire mt
- die far tie sri17toyTt lie las 7rce5rea az,S,r
MS reailezice here with az assls-
rance that amfile flroUi.ion is
nUds.for fheir accommodate
ton khe ;hycaect Sl,2 son.
T. decmsH Important mention that from the IN
II diligence OF MS landlord ia the :epairs OF the es-
Enlistment, much IS aSEJed TO the comfort, conyeni-
ence AMI elegance thereof Families be accoiuno-
dated with rooms Orsny time, ara board lower tnar. IN
any other part OF Virgins. Those who may prefer
the stage IN comngup, may rely ou being furnished
fiicks, Ggs, or Saddle Horses may suit their con-
Neaiience IN gong In compliance with his feelings
towards those who stand in relation with him ia Lus-
Tess, and in discharge of duty he the puoiic he
feels pleasure in ASSURING them, dat the extent Of his
acquaintance, great eNertions making promote the
comfort z, convenience OF die traveller lie considers i
unnecessary to sag ay thing respeelpg the loc id
vntAges o. Stauuton, presuinng dat it is well Known
toal'nost very traveller, aud admitted by ALL to be
the most tsilbe situation the upper country FOR a
summer esdenee.
GEo. TEBBs.
Stauntor Oct: s. eoo,y
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TAINTED,

7kT9RlcE good Turner's and Ficrs Of Brass and Iron
z Tor which liberal wages VIAL be given. Apply
10
A. S d. NISBET,
ofposi. the office Of ti- yh,g;nu
.>trrns, Riciirrrnd
Sent u. rs
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.'EN DVLLARS RNWARD.

I'D AN-A-WAY from the Subscriber. rnuatto man
& {, named George, very likely, about twenty
years of age, very busy h-r, tycd ben.. speaks
and looks Ike Sai.o. He was seen crossing Niayos
bridge Sunday morning and il is probable le has
aiken the road towards Norfolk, where he formerly
t'vetl, or 80 i'rinceEdwaId Coaif House-rile above
!ewny with reasonable eNpences viii be ps, on his
Icing lodged III Jail, delivered TO the Subscriber.
GEORGE MARX.
-
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ScI,f. 10.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Brown sugar in hlds. * bbis..
Loaf do. Iva hhGs. h0Nes x bills
J.. p. TcneIi;c a, in pipes,
hnp'l. Tea, some In boxes OF 2 ID.
Young Tyson do. in chests,
Coffee, ss,ltpctre,
Wrapping paper, Castings
Rstered steel, Spanish bidigc,
Stii,'d Blankets from No, ito7,
BED do iron - 10 l5-4 BY
WMSHEPHERD,
Nearly opposite the Bel Tavern.
OCf. e. IN
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10 REM.

EOR Eve years (srcm tie Isl dsy of Nst, 1859 TO
q the highest bidder, tue 2Jth Oct ELI, the IA
he street lesdias TO the Gov>rnars n0w oc-
eupied by S!''; i2o'seoJ anil known by the name OF
Cronehs Tavern. Possession viii be given on te 18th
Nov. 1919
DRSJAsrIN NosBT,
ESr. cs II lard Crouch
Oct s. $500 .-.-tr #
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CAPT. BLAKELEY's CRUIZE, &c.
Clfy Of letter from cant. Johnson Blakeley
70 INC Sec'y. Of tie .Nroy
U. S. S. WASP,
L'Orient, 9Th July, 1914.
SIR

On Tuesday the 2Sth ult. beip,
then in lat. az, SIS, n. and long. II, Is, w. we
fell in with, engaged, and after an action. (,f
nineteen minutes, captured his Britannia Ma
Jesty's SlOOp OF war the Reindeer. William
Manners, Esq commander Annexed are
the minutes of bur proceedings on thatday.
prior to and during the continuance of the &C
ton.
Where all did their duty, and each appear
ed anxious to excel, it is very difficult to
discriminate. 1t is however. only RENDERING,
them their mertcd due, when il is declared
OF Lieuts. Rely and Bury, lst aud sd of this
vessel, and whose names viii be found a.
mong those OF the conqueTors of the Cuertirr
and the Java =; and Of Mr.. illnehast, md
lieutenant who was greatly Instrumental in
the capture Of the Boxer tlat their CON
duct and Courage OF this occasion fulfilled
the highest expectation and glatiE,d g
very wish. Sailing Master Carr is also
entitled to greet credit for the zeal and A.
billy with which he discharged lns various
duties.
I!' cool and patient condrct Of eveiv Off
Ger ana man while exposed to the FIRE Of the,
shutting gun OF the cuemy and without an OBJ
portunry OF returning it, could only be cqual-
led By the animation K artior exhibited when
actually engaged, or by the piomptitudc and
'rmuess with which every attempt ofthe enc
my to board was lnei & successfully repelle.d.
ouch conduct may be seen but canEot wei be
described
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[NOL- tt.---NO. ~.
acton to wit, the Ist July, bound to Ply
mouth, England.
cohy efa heftcr from .cattein J. B!akely 20
tie Secretary If fae NuUu
II. .. =. Wasp, L'Oricnt,

Cohy ola letter from Catteir J. Blakely 10
tie Secretary If fhe Napy.
y. .. y. Wasp, L'Oricnt,
- Sth July, 1914.
rho aufsal of this ship today at this place.
by tHe pilot who carried us ont Of Portsmouth,
n. II. had the satisfaction to make YOU
acquainted with our having left that place,
ana again had the pleasure of addressing Won
by the French National brig Olive, and Which
was the first vessel we had spoken Stree los
departure from the Unit, y States From the
time OF cur sailing ! continued to follow the
route pointed out in your instructions, until
our arrival Mt this place, during which we
nave been so fortunate as to make several
captures; list &C which will accompany
/ tins, These with tlieir cargoes were whol,v
DESTROYED, with one exception. This was
the Galiiott Henrietta, which was permitted
to return with the prisoners, th:rtp-cight in
number, after throwing overheard the grea-
terPart ot her cargo, leaving only a snrfci-
ency tn ballast her. When arrived on our
cru:zing e found found it impossible 70 MAIN
tam any thing ike station and was led, in
chase, farther up the English channel than
was Intended. After arriving on sou"lingss
the number OF neutrals which arc now passing
kept us almost constantly in pulsnit. 1t gives
me much pleasure to state to yCu the very
healthy condition OF the crew Of the NN.sr,
during the cruise. Sometimes without one
on the sick list and at no time any who re-
manned there rore than few DAYS. Great
praise is due to Dr. Clari; for his skill and at
tention at all times but particularly after
the action with ne Reindeer, his unwearied
'siduity to the necessities of the wounded
was highly conspicuous.
The ship is at present under quarantine,
but we expect to be released from it to-mor-
row, when the wounded Willie sent to the
hospital and every eXertion made TO prepare
Tie Wasp for sea.
l have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
cur most ob't. serv't.
J. BLAKELET.
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" IIJTt IIIIIIUltT WUUUNtU u
y. 3. More than ha'f the wounded we're, in
consequence Of the severity < extent Ok their
wounds, put on board Portuguese brig calle,.
Che Lisbon Packet, on .he tai.d U.y aitei {, s
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Killed
w sunded

List If kWed and 7counded ON board His
Bybannic 6fajestV's Sto1h Of Uar, Tie
Reindeer, in a6tion 50ifh Me U1ifed States
8l>1h II Uar tie HAST, on the 2Sh J,.ne,
1914.
Kafed-Wiliiam Manners, ESQ. command
er; inc. Thos. Barton, purser and % petty
officers and seamen.
Wouuded-Thos Chambers. lst Eeut. ::
Richhard Johns. Master; and forty petty OIL
GERS and seafoeti.
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TO TIE PUBIC.

~ THE FUELyC.
3 DO hereby uske known tst the power Of Atior-
ney, executed by to Daniel Wilson On the 10th
cfNovenber hast, is revoked and warn AL pers,nls
that Ill not be bound by any sale OF my property
wiIeh said Daniel may make by virtue ct SAID power
by any act which he may do concerning
EoDIiT IiAR8,s
Sept. es. Imp
Ntr. spe,s "a. Wight * Harl1s having been lrr-
nislied witt, funds, ready pay two fitis OF
the balance with interest OF the debts remaining ,
ster the FINAL dividend OF said cststeApply the
eounting-hou.e oil Joseph & George MARX
Oct 3. If
Ian ID FOR SJ1LE.
10Y Virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to us w
3 = VIM. Bells of the county OF Pow .iatan, dated
Esd OF October, 1873, and recoried in The county
Or Powhs,n, for the purpose ei securing OF
aey therein uentioaed to Wm. Mascley ,tCl Will he
exposed to sale, the premises, for ready money
The 18th otNov. next, a ceTt,n
TRACT OF LAND
m the county oflowia.an, which the sail Boils
Resides, con;ainning 1913 acres, much of said land
may be sufficient to discharge the due at the
time al sch sale, together with the exIeuee Of execu
ting the erst The title vested in the trustees will bc
conveyed TO tie Purchaser purchasers tie day oil
ssie- By tie trustees,
VIZ. GRAVES
ARrdCn SUnLErr,
SAM. MARSHAL.
Oct Z. INN