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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
a Est Or DIRECTORS
For the Bank Of Virginia for 1915.
RICHMOND


John Brockenhrough, A. Stevenson, 7
5larke, jr Ed, Cunningham. Sslnl Myers, r
w. kootss, JAS. Brown, jr. John Richards, Jas
Brown, sen: a. Peasants, K. Gamble, Ssmus,
Greenhow, John Allen. John Chew.
NORFOLK.
! George Newton, Miles King, VI Fisk, John
| Brown, VIM a, Armisesd, WIN. r. Lamb, c.
] Fry. Saml. Nos-lY VIM. B. seden, James
woodward, Edward Watson, Jas. Young,
Rt b. Taylor
PETERSBURG.
X. Burchett, VIM. nowden, Alex Brown, loci
Harmon, Nathaniel Friend, George n Jones,
JOS Caldwell, George X. Taylor, Wn. Haxall,
SAINT Christian, 'Jno. h. Brown, 'Patrck DUG
kin, 'Wm. Cameron
FREDERICKSBURG
Hugh Mercer, @. II Stevenson, John NIera
Ger, John Scott, Thomas Goodwin, r. S. Chew,
x. hacEay, John Haliingswof IN, John Mundell,
James VaSs, John Minor, 'Ro5srt Stansrd,
Robert Patton.
LYNCHBURG.
william Norwell, William Lewis, William
Warwick, William Irwin, JCha Camm, John {.
DAbell, Thos. Wyatt, Jas. Stewart. 'Chas. CLAY,
,Wtiiam Radfnrd, Ell. Davis, Colonel Daniel
Brown, Us. Daiiell.
FOR TIE FARXgus' BASK or YGRGIx6A
RlCHMOND.
b rae Observation-Disclosures Hatcher. Chris.
toPher Tampkins, Frederick Peasants, John
L. Harris, William C.. Williams, Richard An
dersOn, benjamin J. Harris, Solomon Jacobs
Charles EH.s.-By tke Stockhotieys- Robert
Po'lard,' john 6 G4nbe, Joseph More, R1-
beet GrahalO,' JameS Scott. ir.' Temps
GYathHey.
NORFOLK.
BIZ rhe E-ecat5ue--Richard Blow, Richard
Drummond, William c Holt, Carter q. Poin-
dexter Edwin Lee, Robert E. Sterd, Thomss
u. Seymour, James Williamson, jr.-By me
Sf9cJHqiicvs- Warren Ashley Moses Myers,
Alexander Wilson, James Dyke7,' William
Dickson
PETERSBURG.
By the ErecHtivs--William Clarke, John "
Wilcox, Edward Watkins, Robert Boiling,
John Osborne, Pleasant Aiken John Hinton
JOHN II. Brown-By she Stochhs!Gers, Jones
Mitchell, John Dunlop Jabez Smith, Francis
Lyneh,s Donald Mackenzie.
FREDERICKSBURG.
~ the ETccufios--John L. Brooke, Garrit
Minor Zachariah Yowies,' DIR. John Ta,iafer--
70, William Stone, William Fitzhugh, Ho-
race Marshall, Fielding Lucas--3y sac Stocks
holders John Grump, James Ross, Anthony
Buck, Thomas Scdden,' William a. Knox,'
LYNCHBURG.
George Cabel, ir Christopher Anthony,
Robert Morris, John Bullock, James G. Moor,
man, John Lynch, Dr. Grahem,S William Davis,
Ir."--By tke StOethoEisvI-CharIes Johnston,
William Morgan, William Mitchell William
Davis, jr. Andrew JAMESON
WINCHESTER
Jaines Singleton, Daniel Lee. Archibald Mar
gill, Abraham Miller, Jesse Holliugs worth,
John d. Orr, Beatty Carson, HeEry 81. G
Fucker.'-By tie Sfocthollcys--Henry w
RaEer, Charles MagilI, John Baker Daniel
Gold" Samue Ymdle.S
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
Later from New-OrIeans

lReceived at 10 O'Clock last night
Extract OF letter from L. Johnson, ESQ
Post Master az New>Q rIeans, dated DE-,
cember 18TH.
" The enemy's vessels, about sixty sail,
are at Ship Island, in the bay Of ST. Louis,
They approach TIE city by lake Ponchar~
tram. Our naval force On that lake con-
sisted Of 5 gun-boats and one small schoon4
er; they were attacked by 80 of the enc.
my's bacges, and were carried after a Sc,
we're action Of an hour aud thirty INMATES.
The enemy's loss 5as great--thirteen Of
their barges were sunk They are now
masters of the Lake. 10 oppose their march
to the city, we have but too small forts; one
at the mouth Of the Bayou St.John. Ifthey
effect landing q battle must decide the
fate of the city All here have full con.
hdeuce ia Gen. Jackson, and calculate on a
favorable result
Our present force is 1000 regulars and
militia. To this we may add, By Sunday
1000 TenneSses troops under Gen. Coffee
The other force from Kentucky aud Ten
nessee will not arrive IN time. The feet is
the same you had in the ChesaDeake. aud is
under Admiral CoCRraue, Gen, jackson
has established the most perfect order and
police. He is confident hs can defend tbe
place. The accounts OF the enemy's force
are various. Oar fate will be decided be
fore you hear from me again"
The National Rank bill has at length passed
the House Of Representatives by commanding
m ,iority OF 10 20 SO, in an amended form,
which requires the Senate, again to pass Upon
it.
We should rejoice If we could believe the
amaIgamation of parties in the vote on the pas.
sage Of this bHl, was the omen of Ike union
IN support of other me sures equally essential
to the character, TO the happiness, ifHot to the
existence Of the Hatiol. Having united to vote
for measure calculated 10 facilitate the raising
Of Money, we should like to see ameng the Ma
tional Delegates the same sacrifice of party ami.
mostly ia q vote for measures calculated to raise
MEH, if further means be yet thought Recessa.
~ to that object by those who conduct our nj.
Iitary affairs.
Late reports from Europe intimate that Bri-
tain means to bare her arn against US, to exert
Ter whole land and naval power for our AnnoyS
aRce, during the ensuing campaign. Il is time
that party sacrificed It's diminstive objects and
plans on The altar Of the nation it is time that
the walls Of the Capital should witness many
such votes as chat in the Senate Con Fridsy) on
the volunteer bill, and that in the House (on SE-
Lurday) which We noe record.
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DOMESTIC.
WAsAIncror. lannarr s

WASHINGTON, January g.
The bill for laying Direct Tax Of six
millions of dollars upon the United States.
yesterday passed itS third reading in the Sc
nate, and wants only the signature of the
President TO become Law.
A debate OF some interest took place ON
is passage; in the course OF which we we're
much grahhed at the accidental opportunity
Of bearing some honorable sentiments utter.
ed Oh the occasion by Mr.. King of N. Y.
Much as he deprecated the state of war m
which tina nation was placed, he said he
should contribute his vote, by all constitute
Onal means, to make it effective, BY afford
ing 10 the Executive men and money to car
~ It on. II might be, and no doubt was true
that blame was ia a degree imputable to
the executive department, as we'll Tor the
fiscal as military conduct of the war; but
it beloved Congress, he justly remarked,
to examine how far they were culDable of
omissions L. furnish the means 20 enable the
Executive to act 1t was their duty 90 raise
armies, 60 provide the ways and means %
support them, u was we'll worthy Of their
confederation, he said, how far tue omission
or delay 70 perform these duties had dis,
abled the Executive from performing his
duty IN the most efficient manner.
HSac were generally tne ldea8 very mana
somely expressed By Mr.. King n so T..
beral a course had always been pursued by
THAI ;eman, we should not have had oc,
Casion 20 withhold from bis conduct the tri~
butte OF our respect, On this occasion his
observations gained additional fierce, from
the giyid contrast, which they exhibited Co
the arguments Of his political friends, vino
had preceded him in debate.
An important bin has passed to third
reading IN the House Of Representatives,
for eEtirpaiing that traitorous intercourse
with the enemy. of which We hear so much
on the Northern frontier. When every ef-
fort Of the minority TO defeat the bill by fair
voting had failed. they reslrted to strata
gem 70 accomplish their end, and generally
left the House, with a view to compel Il to
adjourn. Bot the majority, firm to their
purpose, made a call Of the House, and, Oh,
tanning q quorum, ordered the bill to be
eEErcssed Tor third reading. Ont Of about
] sixty federal members, il appeared, by the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
BEAUTIES OF FEEDER LTsl5.
From The Resfon E;n-rftr.

Is there a Federalist. pa,rioE in Ameri
ca, who cpnceiyes il his duty to she'd his
blood for BcuaParse, far Madiaon, for JelTer
son, and that HOST or RUPFIANS il.
Congress who have set their faces againstus
tor years, and spirited up the BRUTAL
Part Of tue PopULAcx TO destroy us ?
NOT one Shall We then any longer be held
in slavery and driven L, desperate povertr.
by such a graGeIess faction Heaven for.
bid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11

TINS Evening, VIII be Sold At our ORice,
Corner OF Z and Is street, large assorl,
ment Of Books, among which are the fol.
lowing WORKS;
Lewis ana Clsrks Travels, vols MarshaIrs
Life Of Washington, vols and atlas John
sons Livsa of the Poets, 2 vols. Josephus'
Works, vols. Aame's England, Pergusan's
Rome, Pope's Works, G vols. Millions Works. 2
vols Rambler, : vols. southey's Life of Nelson,
vols Naval History, Z. 5. 2 vols. Sou,hcy'.
Poems, Mariners Chronicles, Layater'g Physiar-
Homy, Golions's Political Justice, Edwards
History Of tie Wegt indies, S vols Life oF Su,
warrow, Hsmi!tou's Works, vols Military
Tutor, Obesor, yola. Ossian's Poems, vols.
'indar's Works, q vols. RaInsay's Poems. ,
vols &c. &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11

tou q 81. Ba,,holouews piper Of ne i0h Of
IGcsni5cy, recsiUsd Gy h6 VENUS.
Tic French corvette Messenger ofstate, one
or the I'll division, which sailed from France on
the och Oct. arrived AZ Fort Royal on the 28th
cf last month, after passage Of - days. Per-
Gci tranquility 4igned throughout france
Tle congress Of European POWERS bad assem-
bled, and very thing argued peace.
General sir James Loi'h, and vice admiral
Durham, left Barbados ~ The Venerable "a,
on The 2Oth u last month, for Martinique, for
abe purpose Of delivering ina, colony ~ she
French
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11

Departed this lie on the 9th ultimo, Mr. -
I5hT Lea. OF Louisa county, between seventy
and eighty years OF age--He left disconsolate
widow and Eve children, numerous conneeti-
on and AN extensive acquaintance, to lament
the loss ola man that Was <ind bnsb aud fs
'her and neighbouF--IIe lived an honest maa
and died christian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
NoRrotK. Jannnry 6

a flag which went down to the enemy TO
effect, il possible, the release Of ths prison,
ers captured IN the Mail Boat on Saturday
last, returned yesterday with the whole Of
them, except the Master OF the boar and a
soldier, who were detained. The eae,nv
LETT it TO the cholce Of the captured negroes
to say whether n ~ would STAY, or re .urn
TO their owners AND they una tinously pre-
fe7rin5 the latter were Immediately given
up.
In this affair the enemy has acted with
magnammiiy5 aud shewn respect for ci-
v'!ized usage, which entities him to our ad,
mlrauon the more so, indeed, as his con
duct on every similar occasion has bee, oF
a very different cast The release of die
Negroes, was what no one here had even
thought Of, much less calculated on -. Her.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From The National hicHicsnesr of Janu-
airy 9kh.
Copy OF letter from New. Orleans to the
Post Master General
Ne w-ORIEANs, Dec. 1

. ~ ~ - 'SSN~A - Dli NV OIaGAllS 20 Inc
Post Master General
EEw-ORLEAEs, Dec. 10, 1874.
Sin --lnteiiiSeuce reached this CITY last
Monday Of British squadron Of from 81 TO
30 sail OK vessels of various descriptions,
tronsports included, having appeared Of
SniP Island, near the Bay of ST. Louis, m
der command CAS- is supposedly Of Admiral
Cochr2ne, who lately left the Chesapeake.
The force on board these vessels mas be
estimated at six Thousand. part being black
troops from Jamaica. The eaeulY since
their arrival have been engaged SCUM
ding the different passes, with view 10 the
debarSaton OF heir men. The nature of
tue country viii render the experiment has
gard Ius. a. small hotilia of Eve Ftin-boats
and schooner have unfortunately ia len
into their hands, alter severe contest and
great loss TO them of men. This leaves
them without check upon the lakes, ex
Cept from the fort at Petite Coqoiie. |
commanding the passage Of the Rigoletts
aud the fort st. Ieau at the mourn of the
bayou OF that name. neither of which ate
considered very deienci5le. Rumor states
that the squadron has been reinforced. Fresh |
vessels probably have aud will continue TO
arrive, IL would be presumption to pre-
dict the result of invasion, but appearances
JUSTLY the expectation of iCs not being ins
resisted.
The repor. by the Balizs boat last even.
ing is, ~ the brig Herald had appeared !
off the Bar, had sent an armed boat 60 the |
block~house, and taken of the pilots,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
PHILADELPHIA, ian. Z.

FHILApELPHTA, Jan. 3,
The letter Of marqHe Syph, Parker, Of Bait.
from st. BarthOlomsws. arrived at New York
on Monday morning. We have particular n'ea-
sure IN announcing the arrival Of this vessel
as much uneasiness had been entertained Tor
her safety. An express from her with letters
arrived ia tiis city this morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
From che Rertimsy 4nerieaa Of Dec. 30,

From che Hsrkimsy d,DerieaH of Dec 80
Lake oHtario Government have de,ermin.
ed TO build, during The winter, a. additional
force on this Lake. II We may estimate the
addition from the number Of wOrkrnsn employ.
ed, We should suppose il would nearly equa.
that already there. Five hundred and twenty
seats are engaged in the line Of stages, and
twenty men are TO b. conveyed each day. a.
bout So have already passed Though this vii
lage, and more than 100 have arrived At Sack
ett's Harbour The active spirit Of Commo.
dore Chaunoey has ssysr snoue more conspi-
Cuous than IA this instance, But three weeks
since he left the harbour, and workmeu are
now thape, haYng commenced building.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11

~ ~ =.
Arrived. on the 25,h, private armed s,So,,-
or CareiiUe ut Baltimore, JOB West. EsJrira
commander, mounting guns, after success
In! cTJIiz= OF three ,nonihs The follo,y;,,.
particulars &c have received from an officer ~,
board.
Sc SATURDAY, 81 Oct. captured English schr
PEGGY, took out the carg1, CONSISTING oF dry
goods, and gave her Up 70 the prisoners sam
day, captured English sloop Eliza-sc,,ttle5
her. NoV.S, Captured English schooner indus.
try guns and 50 Iuen--Ord cred "a the LTn;tel.
states. Nov 10, captured English schooner
Mariner. ali after taking out the cargo. corr
sis,irg Gt dry g0c3@, gave her up to the n.i.
sonerJ. Dc. ?, after an action Ut r7in,,,rg
without the !2ss oE nan killed or wouni,3
on either side, captured the Ruglish brig Ste
plen of IL guns and 50 men, from 81. Thom g
hoUud to CuFracoa with cargo of dry goods.
filed the Caroline and gave the brig IN Ia the
prisoners. dec 2ist, tell ia with the wreck of
the Spanish sCkT Conception, from Turks Island
bound 10 Amelia lsl@nd-rook ten souIs ON
board.
The stoGP Manhattan OF Bristol. r. 7 YIN
Taber, master, in ten days from II wanna f,I,
cargo, sugar and molasses to Lew and ryornez
Messrs. Henry White, junr. and Wn n'WoIg
Junr came passenger They mention that
great dissatisfaction with King Ferdinand eg
istCd there, and that though VI first the can
turc of Pensacola by Gen. Jackson had rivsr
shock in that place which ocCasioned the
stopping of Amaricsn vessels, vet as soon az
they received accounts of the manner IN. which
Pensacola was restored, all difficulties ceased,
the vessels were liberated and the Amep;canF
treated with great respect.
Cleared, schr's Hettv, ---- Elizabeth CITY
- Protector, Gould, do, slovp Mary, Furs
pious, Charleston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-12
Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriberof Alexandra county.
in the Distrist of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration nthe personal
estate of Stephen Moore, late of said
county deceased-AA persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 25th day of October next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 25th
day ofApril 1915.
Phoebe yMoore, adm'rr.
April Is. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-12
PUBLIC BATHS.

I. : . y
TyHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies& Gentlemen Of Alesan-
dria and its vicinity, that his B.aTH
HOUSE ION the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, and will be kept in complete order
till the first OF October, where Farm g.
Cold Barns may be bad at any time in
the day and until 9o'clock at night
His terms. are $40 each for subscribers
for the season, or fifty cents for single
Bath.
Two separate baths are kept exclusive
ly for Ladies, who will please come in
at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's Housc
on Royal Street--And Gentlemen nrc
particularly requested tocome in at that
the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. colt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-12
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to Owe Notice.

That the subscriber of Alexandria county
in the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration On the personal
estate of James Pelter, late of said county
deceased--All persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the
s5th day OF October next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this s5th' day
April, 1915.
Sarah Pelter,
April IS. - &c eos ;,
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go Dollars Rezrdrd.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber or
IA Friday the esth April last. me-
gro lad named EDWARD commonly
called NED, between 10 and 90 years If
age, about five feet five or six inches highs
had on when be went away blue roun.
dabout, light colored pantaloons and black
stockings his ether clothing not recolIect.
eds is supposed he has gone to Ealti.
more, as he was seen crossing the George.
town ferry the next day after he runa-
way. The above reward will be paid for
experimenting and securing him so that 7
get him again and reasonable charges
paid if brought home.
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Public Sale.

On FRIDaT, the 18th day Of June next,
at 10 o'clock, In the morning, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
raises, iffair, If met, the next fair day;
4 on terms and conditions then to be
made known &
LII the interest or claim which the
IN late James Dali and John Hsatl.-
cote had or died seized in the following
fee-simple property, viz.
r One three story brick house and lot In
Fairfax-stleet, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
John Lloyd.
Immediately thereat Ter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrs.
Silas and David Reed as shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot OF
Water-street, as now occupied by NJ.
Wiltiam Dunlap.
Immediately thereafter ,ciI be sold,
An annuity of l2O dollars in house
and lot on King-street, in a valuable ST.
tuation.
Immediately thereafter,
One, three story bake-house and lot on
lRamsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Mr..
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers & attend
ance by
April &c. cots.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-12
This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber Of Alexandria county
in the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county,
letters of administration on the personal
estate of Mark .Nsr4is, late Of said coun-
ty, dec'd--All persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent are hereby warm
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
a5th day Of October next, or they may by
law be excluded from allheneft to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are re-
sguired to make immediate payment
i5rtsa under my hand this s5th day Of
April, 1915.
Ann Norris,
.admiaistratrir.
April s5. eo2w
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e L. SALE,
4 tract Of L.a.s,Din Fauquier' containing
~. about q
1859 ACRES,

n ND in the neighborhood Of the Court
IN House It is strong land and we'll
wooded--good for grain Of all kinds, and
well adapted to plaster, and in possession
Of Tenants from year to year, with the
exception of two or three, who pretend
to hold under leases for lives, and against
whom ejectments have been brought
For terms which Will be liberal ard ae.
commodating, apply to Robert Patton,
Esq. in Fredericksburg or to
Robert Patton, Jr.
& Who viii also sch, barter or exchange
for other property more convenient to
him, d tract of land containing $4,000
ACRES in Bath County, Virginia, ard
various other tracts in the Counties Of
Harrison, Bath, Randolph. Monopgalias
and Kenawha in the said state.
Aprils21. dSw
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Land for Sale

eShO AO1 - OSalI,e ,st.elss $3.50
aiENDlNG to remove to the Wes-
IN IN 'e e Country, offer for sale the
: A'alNla.ATl0Non which I now reside,
=, Coateiaing By Estimation,
IN, anree hundred s. Eight Acres,
. .S,s OF less, of good farming Land, with
= hyperion of as good meadow as any
S.s ne y, etate,-the Improvements are COM
l. aule buildings to accommodate fami-
s.., any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
co. s'i = 'arm, may be accommodated on
NJ; Nv 'erms, by calling on the subscriber,
logss ~ ae premises, on Horsepen Run,
J, Lar edge 8 Of Loudo.ta County, Va. or
sAss =. Deneala, Alexandria
Ao,;,,v .Aleadnder Young.
lawl1t
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FIR IDAY, MAY sl2 1915.
Fire Insurance g Company
Alexandria

YTNHE Stockholders are informed that
a dividend Of five per cent. is this
day declared on that part Of the Capi-
tai Stock now paid. Which will be{rea-
dy to be paid on and after the 9th inst.
daily, from 9 till 10 o'clock.
J.. B. NICHOLS, Sec'ry.
Insurance Office, MAY q. LAVISH
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IA xspEcrruLI.y informs his Friends
IL aa'I the Public. that he continues
= carry q on tae CABINET BUSINESS
: al its various branches, on Royal
stree 4 !. near the Market, and has on
Isaa some well made FURNITURE
And. also Informs the Public that ne has
cot 4 new AEARsE, and stock to make
coFFlNS if called for. He also makes
and repairs S0PHAS aud every KIND Of
CHAIRS on The shortest notice.
Feb. Is.
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DaILY b s. sNoNDEs RoYsTREEr,
ORPHANS COURT.

.alerandria County, April Ie'n,,J 1915
~ RDERED that the administrative of
" Mark Norris, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times a
week for two weeks in the Alexandria
newspapers. ss3 81
d a copy Test. f.
q. MOORE, Reg'r. 4
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John B Hammett,
Upholsterer s Paper Hanger,
Corner of Washington & Kino-streefs.

lP'lOtSteier g Pdpef Hanger,
Corner Of Washington & King-streets,
s9LEXAEDRIA:
! TENDERS his services in the line Of
his profession to the citizens of the dis
trict and public in general. Orders will
be executed in the best and most fashion,
able manner, with punctuality and dis
patch.
For Sale as .q6ove,
An assortment Of elegant paper hang
ings with borders to match, linen and
cotton bed-tickings, furniture dimity,
fringes and tassels,, bad, furniture, and
coach lace, cotton, yarn, &c. &c.
Wanted CURLED HAIR in the rope
and live GEESE FEATHERS.
Nav 5. d5t1aw4t