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RICH.HO.ND.t December 70.
THE ENEMY.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Extract efa Di,tote1 10 tie DsA. Gs.
neral from tie Cshtsin Of she VI
defies, dotted
HAMPTON, Dee. f9, 1914.
Hail past ; o'clock P. M.
I have this moment returned from the
Bsy shore, where l have been for the
suppose Of viewing the silua,isA and
aumbsr of the British fsres in and =.
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wIsoHEsryR. Dee. IL.


.NomisctioH Of Candidates.
AZ large aud respectable @eet-
iag Of Ereeaol1ers or this eenn'y. at
Mr.. MeGnirs's Hstei. on Nloaday
toe 9Th last. for The purpose Of 81.
lcot;ss . prsper candidate for this
Coz sre,-iaual District. at the ensu
in- ri.etioa rs ASS I've persons as
Candidates 10 .SpreseGt this county
ia 'sc ilpsi.is,sre Of this i,smBsn
wealth, II was gaaaimeHsly resolved.
that Col. Grisiu i'syInr. Do recon
wended 10 the f'reebaidsrs Of this
District, as "a sai,atle persos 10 re-.
present the sane il the Cosgress Of
the uaSi,ri Stntes < Joan White
and William 3. Page. Rsq'rs. 10 re-
present this county in The state lie :,
gislature.
We are authorised to state that
Col Griffin taylor has. at the soil
citation er . number Of frecaoldrys.
determined TO offer himself asa cav
didate for the ssfirasus Of the free
holders OfFrederic and Shenandoah,
Comics, al the cnsu'as election 10
members 10 represent this state In
the lila Congress Of the u. States.
We are also authorized to slate.
thu' in c.mp!;aGce a,,h Tic wishes Of
a nn.nber Of ireeheiders. JOHN White
AVID William Is. Page. Esq'rs offer
themselves to the freeh0lders 0fthi,
County as candidates TO represent
then in the Legislature fthis Com
nlonweslth.
Jaeab File, . saldier OF the 18th
Reg. u. stsies Infantry. is sentenced
TO be shot, and Thomas Croft atlas
John Rodgers. Of the 18Th Neg, aud
James Robinson alias James Elmire,
"a private in the Corps Of Artillery,
are sentenced 10 be hanged tsnor-
row, at Furt biilflia, between the
hours IF 10 and Q o'clock, r. ii.
True .lmerican
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Wood Land for Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER ~ill sell .
4 Public s,lr, On Thursday the l2tA
dly o. January next, il fair, if not tie
n xl fair day
100 Acres Of Wood Land
divided into lots TO sui, the purchasers ,
situated about ono mile from the tosa
of .a.exandria, aud scar the HantnS
Greek b, idec. The sale to commence
q, IL o'clock, and terms made kaosn Oh
the DAY OF sale.
Wm. T. Swami.
December 70. IS.
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Extract efs leftsy from Mi Ges, M
InI.sAt 70 Gsrernsr Eariy, daf.d
CAap HopK. Dec Is, 1874.
"Maj Dale. <1rived a, Gel, Haw-
kin's lbs, eveaipy, brings the following
Intelligence $50 or so British vessel.
ssyc ,rrived Ut ,ss B-i1e (tnou,h "fths
aiissis,ippi) Gen. jackson had march
cd tor New Orleans. Tss Infantry
FROM all quarters Of his District were
marching in tie same direction.
Mslar Blue of the S9:h, With
bout fifteen or six,c-a haadred mounted
men, Choeta~s, Chickesaus and Greeks
were to march on the LIST inst. for Apa
,sehieoia, in parsuit Of the Red Sticks
AND their allies. Lit. Csrsy Of the U
States army, aud his assnc,ates. three
.rea, woman and child, passing 90
Westwardly, are missing. They Lett
Fort Jackson by water. The ~omsn
,ad child have since bssn massscred in
the stroe,- of Pensacola, hasiag eniy
,ine 10 state, ,Aa, she WAY o. this party,
and that the men were killed"
A letter from Ssrk-u's Harber.
dated Dee. IS, states. that there has
lately arrived ut that place. n lieu
trnant sfihc British aary. a desert
or from CarnJa. II. commanded
the brig Lianet. which was bnrnt
last .u,G mer at the head ofi.akc On
taria, to prevent her falling into our
hands. he intends Altering his SER
vices to eur government. and is 10
be sent 10 Washington. He is a gen
teel man in his DIES aud appearance,
Though, TO he Intelligent, and there
fore 30 be distrusted.
lie states that the enemy's new
friss,e at Kingston is nearly ready
for .aup+hias. and that they have
laid down the keel of aRsther skip Of
the same size as the ST. Lawrence,
and are collecting large quantities Of
timber re further states that they
have get out the iran,es OF two fri
gates near Lake Erie. and Intend
bringing them down to the Lake and
setting them up As seca rs The sleigh
ing beeomes good. He also states
that the enen, are building two 20
gun briggs on Lake Huron.
N. Z. Gazette.
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Extract Of 8 lsitert othe Esiisr, da.
ted .fanapeiis, Dec. 20.

The following message was pre-
posed in the Hsuse Of Delegates or
Wednesday, ard carried by q ma
.iority sf42s 10 is, all the attending
federaIists voting in favor Of it, and
all the democrats against 1t.
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most lsborioss discipline. The novice
here is net led blindfold through the
nyslic labyriaths Of science, but il
ysusht why and wAerefare every step il
Ikea ;--what will be its use and to wha
rs application, l have seen with re
sret ia many Of our semiaaries for young
Ladies' that Grammar (the corner stone
4 edueation) was either net taught .,
all, or bat partially: This i, net the cas-
n this lady's sehsol: she is herself +.
srsmmarias Of the frat class.
Being solieitous that her fair pupils
sheuid be rendered amiabls a. we'll A.
accomplished, Mrs. E. tskes every pro-
per opportunity to infass religion and
morality into their exsreisss; and with
the same view keeps an assiausss eye
over thsir general department..
have understood with coaeern that
having received Aattsrirg isducements
to moyo to the porthward Mrs. Edmepd
ialks Of leaving this place before long I:
a circumstances Of deep interest to the
female ccmms"ity, aud I hope mos,
sincerely the idaa will be abandoned.
A PARENT.
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DIED yesterday evening .bost three
o'clock. Buraaf FR1AsgA, In The lem
year Of lis 1gs. son OF Nicholas Fux.
hugh, Esq; 81 this Tswp. Tie friends
and scqupn,soes Of tie family are IN.
vncd to attend hisfuasrsl this afternoon
At t1rec O'clock, from the residences Of
his father. Oh Washington street
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attention |!

TSHE Ofscers, nna-coa,nissisned Of
L 6cers and Prisates, Of The I'd Bri
gaze Militia of tho District Of Coism
bla, are hershy 'u6ed to attend the fu
nsral of Lieu BERRY MAN. late eI
the Uaited States Army, this afternoon
at three o'clo.k fom the Washing,sh
Tavern, to the place Of in,erment.
BY Order,
r. CRY.
Acting Aa;nfant
D.rerb,r ~
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Lost the Bay. I commenced ~ obser.
yation on Back river and csri;a aed .
Isng the beach ts Old Point, and all the
force reported in my last letter have
gone out, except two 74's aud one brig
The ships are lsyias off the CaPes at
anchors the brig considerably nearer
shore sailing about"
Ealraci efn Dispatch to the u. A.
General. frsm the Lieutenant ct
the Fidelfes, Dated
HAMILTON, 92d Dee. 1914.
"sIR ] have this instant return.
ed from the Bay.shoro with Captaia
Henry Howard, where he had been
called to oppose tho ene,ny's bar
ges with the men under his COM
mand. When we were on eur march
the citizens met and informed us
that the eaemy had ran a small
half deck schooner on the shore.
near Buck Rowe Hause which they
had taken and carried of. Their,
were nine sarges reported 70 he Oft
the light house this morning ut day
ight.-But when we got down they
had disappeared with their booty.
The weather being very smoky we
were unable 10 discover them return
ing to their ships. There were to
be seen only two ships b INK al the
capes. The schssaer taken proved
20 be the Decatur frsm Norfaik
bound to East River, with brandy,
coffee, household furniture, &c."
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Gen. Darid r. Willows, WAS on
Friday last elected. by the Legisla.
tsre, Governor Of this.State. for the
two ensuing years.
Charleston Courier.
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December ~.

Candies.
Ice boxes mould and rallow Candlcs
of the best qualiiy-Fsr Sale BY
JOHN G. LADD.
December IL. laa6t
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PORK.

3 FAMILIES may bs supplied with
GOOD PORK, hy applying ct tae GER
ner Of King aad Patrick Streets
y. GRIFFITH.
Dec.n.her II
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NEw.YoRK, Dee. 81.

NEW. 0Ras Dtcs Sis
The u. 9. f'rigate Constitution
sailed from Bsstsa on Saturday al
tcrnoan last. On a sruize. She is
commanded BY Chas. Stewart. esq
Yesterday marning vailed from
this port, on cruise. the elegant Il
fast sailing private armed brig Chas-
sour. II. Boyle. esq. eommaaaed.
Also sailed. the Essex Junior,
Capt. Allen. for France.
CompIimenfars.-We end it stated
in the phii,de phia Gazette that al
the Anniversary o. the Academy OF
Ssieaeas and Fine Arts al Cheat. ou
the a.th Of Ort,ber last, the Ameri
Fan Ministers were elected mrmher@
and iavifed to attend The exercises
IL the evening a snmptaous banquet
was served IN to numerous c"n'pa
nv. Among tho teasts drank was
the following given by the inlendant
OF Ghent- 3.
soar distinguished guests &Iellow
members !; the American Ministers I;
may tasy succeed in making an ho-
peace, 10 secure the lilherty
and Independence of their country
On this toast beiag announced an
elegant baud of music struck up the
American air OF " ii ail Columbia"
which was received BY the compa-
~ with enthusiastic applause. The
British Commissioners il is stated
were not present.
w K. Posf.
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By the Hsu,. Of Delegates.
Dese mber 2lst, 1912.

IJwGC"pcT AAosJ ~S
Gentltmes Of the Senate, =
We propose. with your concur
renee. at eie o'clock ts-day, to g 10.
to .jsiat bollet for the election Of 9
Senator to represent this State in the
Senate ofthe u. States. agreeably u
the constitution ofths u. States, and
the provision Of an aet Of Assembly
passed at November session 1909. on
titled an act to tx the ue.is ofelect
ing Senator's to represent this State
il the Senste OF the u. States =
John Hanson Thomas. Esq. is put 10
nomination by this Hease and VIZ
have appointed Messrs. Ki!ssurana
Wilson, 10 join ssch gentlemen az
may be namcd BY you 70 count the
ballots and report thereon.
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Tanners Oil.

Tanners Oil.
Is barrels and u,lf bsrr-is, LIST quality,
just esc; fe''. for sale by
adams, Herbert q Co.
Dec. 3?
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IMPORTANT.

Extract efs leftsy from Mi Gts, NJ
IarsA 70 Gsr'rnsr Forty, dai-d
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where every exerlien was making lot
their more splendid reception. The
prince regent who had accompanied
Louis the 18th to Dover, was to meet
the illus,rious visitors at the waters
edge, and bid them welcome to England.
Wellington, Butcher. Platofi, and other
renowned warmen arc to attend the En-
peror and King.
The affairs Of Norway excited much
interest in Europe-after Denmark had
coded Norway to Sweden, the Nor"e'
gians declared themselves independent
chose Danish prince for their king
fixed on constitution, and swore to de-
lend them. The Swedish prince royal
Bernadotte, had left France with his ar
my, to reduce then. to submission and
az all The allied powers had guaranteed
the cession, there could be no doubt OF
the issue.
The white flag has been hoisted al
Hamburger, and in all the late freneh
garrisons without an exception when
we can recollect.
Ferdinand the 9TH Of Spain, was at
Madrid, at the head Of his kingdom.
He had ratified the new constitution, x
the Cortes had granted him the liberal
salary of two millions OF dollars per an
mum. The itish army late in Catalo'
MIA had left Spain.
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CowErAu, June 10, 1914.

CowErAu, June l3, 1914.
Tus,tun nug4gee 2hlxeeo, Tns,fnn,nus,
zee Ho,ts,:e, and John Sseddqm. the ?
TALKo Colonel Benjamin Aawkms,
Agent for Indian c6a.ra
Colonel HAWKINS,
our Friend and Agesf,
Whenever We hear OF any Talk we
send it to you've now send you this
Talk-we heard some time past the
English had landed at the mouth of this
river, We could not find out the truth
until this day, when VIC received the
whole truth from Mr.. Sseddam. He
had sent bis boat down this river, to The
store Of Messrs. Forbes < Co. and was
in hopes to receive letter from Mr..
Hamilton, when the boat returned; the
boat arrived without q letter; but he re.
eeived the whole truth from his men
that went down in tho boat. When Mr..
Steddam's boat arrived at the store, he
found a good many Of the British Off.
GERS and soldiers at the store the Bri.
fish officers wanted to borrow the boat
Of Sfeddam's men, to 60 to Deer-I,land,
the men refused for some time, and
would not lend the boat. After great
deal of persuasion they agreed to lend
it, and went with the British officers to
Deer Island and when they arrived
there they found two vessels, one a ST.
ty gun ship, the other small vessel,
and saw the whole British force that had
landed there, they supposed to be about
1000 upon said island. The British had
landed on shore, guns and ammunition.
The Indians bad four houses built for
them, one house was filed with ammu-
milton. The British had all left there
before Steddam's men left the Island
about so Of the British troops we're left
the remainder said, they would al re.
turn in about twenty days. The British
offered arms and ammunition, to all the
red people that cane and saw them.
There wss none Of the red people tina,
would receive it but ivotov0s. lotto.
loo-sa and O.ke.le. voc .en.nee, al below
Perryman's went down to see the Eng.
lisb we have not heard Of soy receiv.
ing any ammunition bot those two towns.
The lotto lso-sa and 'O-ke.le yoc.en.
nee people, asked for 200 kegs Of am.
munition for each town. The sn.we-
was BY the English, they could not spare
them that quanity.--They said they
had a Talk for Cussetau and Csveteau,
and said your two towns came ahead Of
them, and they gave them two sovEs
tour kegs Of cartridges 10 each town,
containing 100 lbs in each keg. When
the 0-ke.ie.yoc sn-nee people got their
ammunition, they carried il OF soms
distance, . great squali Of thunder ant
lightning came up, and the lish,nir
struck ons Of their ksg', burnt gooo
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manner the prisoners are to be dispo''
ed Of!
- ISAAC CHAUNCEf.
MtLLEDGEvILLE, jane 10.
1MPORTANT-IF TRUE.

The intelligence reached this place
Yesterday by Express to bis k.eellency
he Governor. We lay the dispatches
detailed at length, befsre our readers
:. enable them to Judge more correc'y
Of the information they contain.
There are a number Of palrable IN
.on.istencies in the different accounts.
We are told that simultaneous attack
j, 10 be made upon Mobile, ferdioo'
Yellow-water, Choe-tsu.hat.chs' an IS.
land near Savannah and fhaf towns ane
an island near Charleston" eight ola
fcrent points and, to Eject this OBJECT
it appears, the enemy have from one 70
two thousand men, with one so gun.
shin. and a smaller vessel !!!-tSn Is
impossible, even should their NUMBERS
multiply with as much rapidly a. olo
Fallstaf's men in buckram we are
also informed that MQueen and Fran
els, and several hundred Of their follow
ers, had surrendered themselves Pr|
sousrs Of war-but is it probable thes
they would have done so at that parti-
cular iuncture, if such preparations
we're making, to assist them and annoy
us, as is here represented ! VIE "sen
no..
Upon the whole, we think the infor'
nation comes in rather a "questlona'
bic shspe"-yet, Notwithstanding, we
should be ready to meet every emer'
gency, and prepared, whenever the toe
sin sounds, to repel the invaders from
our soil. Argus.
Extract sfa le.er. from Colonel BenJa.
min Hasokins, TO hts ErceHe1cy the
Gsvernsr, dated
CREEK AGENCY, June IS.
From the peculiarly Of the civil
war asang Us, End it difficult to pro.
cure correct and early information from
the Red Clubs, and connexion between
them, the Spaniards and British. The
enclosed, which l deem sufficiently i'm.
portant to send By express, is believed
here to be substantially true.
Lieut.. Lewis, commanding COM
pany of eur spies and guides, informs
Mr.. Limbaugh-MQneen and Francis
had delivered themselves as prisoners
to Col. Milton. Several hundred oil the
deluded followers Of The Prophets have
surrendered themselves at our military
posts, and are fed by order of govern
ment. The supplies will be charged TO
their account, and become a matter OF
arrangement whenever treaty shall be
held"
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May 81.
BOARD OF HEALTH,

JUNE IL, 1914.
Ordered, That the members OF the
Board, undertake to scrutinize the va.
rious portions of the town, for the dis
covery of nuisances according to- the
following arrangement, viz.
Alexander M'Kenzie, east of Fairfax
and south Of King Streets.
james Lawrason, west OF Fairfax
south Of Prince and east OF st. Asaph
Streets
John Johnson, west Of St. Asaph and
south of Prince Streets.
Guy Atkinson, east of Fairfax be.
tween King and Prince Streets.
John Roberts, west Of Fairfax, east
of Columbus. between King and Prince
Streets
John M'Kinney,.west Of Columbus,
between King and Prince Streets.
George Coleman, east OF Fairfax and
north of King Streets.
George DeHeale, west OF Fairfax,
North Of King, and east OF Columbus
Streets.
John Richards, west of Columbus &
rorth of King Streets,
BY order of the Board.
George Deneale. Pre'st.
I.P.. Thompson, Sec'y.
June Is. wv
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March Is.

Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and Fairfax Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
1870 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
IT hhds, Muscoysds * Orleans Su.
gars
81 barrels De.
$4,000 lbs refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee
1000 ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco'
late No. ! and 3
IS pipes Cogniac Brandy
l0puncheons w. India Rum
hhds and 90 bbls Northern do.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds Molasses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Currams
200 feams Wrapping Paper.
and a general assortment as usual,
Ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES,
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RICHARD WOOD,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
HAIR DRESSER,
Fa!Jor Street, .Merandria.
HAS Fon eaIE

FaiJar Street, .Alerandria.
HAS For SALE
hOUbLE ana Single ,,a,r Brushes,
~ shaving ds. Tooth do. Cloth &
omb, co Pow er ami Powder Puff,
French Poma,um in pots, hs I'd do Cur.
liHe.tongs, aoubled hlated Knives, first
quality snsle do Shell COMBS Of the
newest fashion, quill back side 70 or.
ma nented 90 pocket, dressing and J..
worry do. Razors and Razor Cases,
Tooth Powder, Cologne Water, Duff's
improved Razor atrups and paste, Is
selfce Of Bureamot Lennon, La,en-
der, THINE, JessaInine and Or.nge,
NJ. re ha', Violet, Thuleruse Essence
Scrip OF" OF Roses sc. Cigars and
81, III Boxes, Locking Glasses, Shaw.
in boxes with and without glasses
Walking Cancs, For'vell's Patent Sus-
peI,oers, Liquid Blocking, Cour' Plas-
ter, Smelling Bott.ss, Rose, Palm
Windsor nd Transparent Soap, and
Wash Balls, SC. SC
ALSO,
few FRIZET TEo suitable for L..
G.es.
June 4.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber OF Fairfax County,
state Of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court of Fairfax, Letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Peter Wa
Sener, late Of the county Aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
agains: the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
or before the I'd day OF July next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate--And those, ir.
debted thereto ere required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. WAGNER,
Adm'rx. of P. Wagner
April 2 d3m
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Struae6e,ry Pale tor Sale.

UNDER the authority of Deed Of
Trust from Theodriek Lee, the sub.
scribcr will offer at Public Sale on
the premises on the 9TH day OF July
next, for cash,
That beautiful and 'improv.
ed estate called STRAIN EnkY
VALE, now the residence OF X =.
Lee, containing about t67 ~ Acres
situated at the Cross Roads in Fairfax
County near the little Falls of Poto-
mac-Or so Auch thereon as may be
necessary to raise the sum of Sel3S
"a cents with interest now due thereon
and the expences Of sale.
r. I. Taylor.
June 4. dts
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FOR SALE.

HE subscriber will sell on mode
l. rate terms, the House and Lot
at the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments The house is we'll finished !;
contains FIVE good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out-hodses, ana a pump in the yard.
Fhe Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre Of ground, extending 1873
feet on Jefferson. and l76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is a good
frame stable and carriage house.
!. d. Simms.
January Is DIFF.
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WOOD AND TIMBER.

II OTIS OF not less than ten acres Of
a. WOOD 81 TIMBER are Offer
Gu iol sale, in the Forest of Washing.
tor, an time will be allowed 10 take
off said Wood and Timber, in proper
lion to the quantity purchased.-From
to 500 acres Of wood laAd for sale. in
the Forest, if early application be made
Mr. Thos. Trammell, will shew the
premises.
Arlington, Iune l.-2. law9w
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TO BrezUers and DistillerS.
FOR SALE.

n VALUABLE Cofter-Boaer,
IA suitable for Brewery-and a
very large CohtertSnH and CAP. with
Pewter Worm, never used and as good
as new all of very. strong wor3man-
ship and thick Copper: which will be
offered at public sale to the highest
bidder, for approved Negotiable Notes,
on the first day Of July next at MIL
BouRNs Tavern in Union Street in
this Town, at Ia o'clock.
Enquire of the PRINTERS.
May 81. tt.
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Alex'a. May 50.
Is The above Notice not

Is The above Notice not
hayGs been compiled with By &c
stockholders, they are again required
to paw The first, second, and third m
s,aments due upon their resFe' tive
subscriptions, that is to say, the tuii "
mount of the said subscriptions to Jo'
nah Thompson, the Treasurer, OF tie
said Company in Aisxandria' on or
before the tenth day Of july next emu
ing the e9rte hereof -.dno they are fur
fher notified, That iithcy should .ah TO
make their payments by the period "a
Goresaid, that their accounts will be
nut into the hands OF an Attorney, with
instructions to bring suit Tor the reco.
very OF toe same.
Ey order of the Board bf Directors.
Joseph Dean,
President.
May 81. c 4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-23

mo. 4l79.
For Sale,

A stout healthy NERO MAN, a-
bout 80 years Of age he is an excsl.
lenr dining room sci vani has been ac-
customed to PLAIN cooking, to gart en-
ing and attending the stables. EIquirs
at this Office
June IA ~