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been matter of surprize hat 9 place
possessing so many and such unequal
led natural advantages, had not long
since attraetcd the attention of men
Of enterprise and capital. n no
place on the continent, could either
be exercised with greater or more
certain advantage.
A friend has put into our hands
a well written address, to the free
holders of the Congressional district
composed ofthe Counties of Culpep.
per and Fauguier, signed by JOHN
ScoTT. of-Fauquier offering him.
self as a candidate TO represent that
District, in pposition to DR.. Hazces
the present incumbent. This isas
it should be-. Mr.. Scott has been
represented to us as man of talents
and sterling integrity. AID further
true disciple of the old school--we
therefore wish him success.
fP By law Of the U. States it
is required, that every American yes
sci shall have her name painted up
on her stern-and for the neglect of
this duty a fine Of Fifty Dollars is
imposed, which the officers of the
customs are particularly enjoined to
enforce We have seen this notice
given in a northern paper, and re.
publish it for the benefit Of these
concerned-;n vessels belonging to
this port.
To the People Of Ilouloiin. Prince
William and FaiJaa.
MIR. Armstead II. Mason, in bis
late address to you. which he In
tends as . reply 10 one signed by
Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Fi,zhugh and Mr..
George Mason; has in language
which was not TO he expected from
u gentleman, represented as he has
been 10 be honorable, polite and a.
miable. arraigned the motives of Mr..
Lewis. Time will not permit as full
and complete an answer to this ur-
bane production as it is susceptible
OF.
The object of the present remarks
is, to ask Mr.. Mason, whether he
condemns Mr.. Lewis for voting a.
ga.:asi what is called the CONSUMPTION
Law? III he does not. why did he
NOT expressly SO declare himself
The question is now put 10 Mr.. Ma
son-Would he not, had he been a
member of Congress. have voted for
this law, which was called law for
the classification Of militia, but was
in disguise conscr;ptioa law?
|. htr. Mason says lie has I" sought
s. in vain for authority to justify the
e declaration that cur trade is re-
" strioted ard portion Of cur ter
" ritory eeded to the enemy.o
Will Mr.. Mason be pleased to re-
ply TO the following questions:
1. Before the war, did not the
people Of the United States enioy
the right under the treaty of 1888,
10 taking and curiog fish apon the
banks of Newfoundland ?-ifas not
this right been lost by the war {
I'd. did not the people of the u.
States before the war, enjoy under
the treaty of commerce made with
Great Britain in the year 17sl, the
East India trade I Have we not lost
this trade by means Of the war, and
has the late treaty of peace restored
1t? If it has not, is nut our trade
restrained within narrower limits,
than il was before the war9
Sd. Did not PASSPORT and Moose |
Island form part OF the State of
MISUNDERSTANDING not the Bri
fish in consequence of the war got
ten possession of this town & Island
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h1ri! 4

HINGER the authority ct the last
a. Will and Testament Of Michael
O'A1earc. dec'd-Will be sold at auc-.
ton on the premises, on the 9Th day OF
March n.x, all the real estate OF the
said Michael O'Meara, consisting Of
House and Lot
n the Town Of Alexandria, on the North
side Of Prince street and to the West,
ward Of Union street and two Lots OF
Land with the improvements thereon at
West.End, in the COUNTY, Of Fairfax,
ore OF the said lots containing about 20
Acres and the other about 8 Acres
The terme of s.le, one half cash and the
other half in and 9 months, TO be se-
cured by negotiable notes with approv-
ed endorsers and deed Of trust upon
The properly SOLD.
Thomas Thomas s ;s,.,'s, Es'o's.
February 4 Is
N Y. The Sa,e to commence for
the property in To7cn at 10 o'clock,
and Immediately after at IFest- Fad.
g In consequence Of the
unexpected absence Of one of
the Executors, the above Sale
is further postponed until Sa-
tnrday the 18th of April when
it will positively take place.
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age.
Pig iron, per ton, ST. 90
Castings OF iron, 4 SO
Bar iren, 4 90
Rolled orslit iron, 4 90
Nails, &c. per pound, 4
Wax candles. s
TalIow candles, s
Hats, caps, bonnets, &c. per cent, 8
Umbrellas and Parasolls, s
Paper. 5
Playing cards, &c. 50
Saddles and brides, 6
Boots, &c. 5
Beer. ale and porter, 6
Tobacco, segars and snuff, 90
Leather, 5
Guild, silver, plated ware, BE. 8
To the above may be added almost
every article which the ingenuity
of our cabinet could devise as suita-
BILE objects Of taxation, by summing
UP all Of which, we might form a
pretty accurate estimate OF the
amount paid for a "broken whistle. !"
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II Is said, that several new COM
!. m &c houses are about to be esta-
0AsAed il this town. Ii has always
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-12

On the rivers Shenandoah and Pc
tomac, in the counties OF Jefferson and
Loudoun; tor the working OF whlch, /
wish to form a snail but able Company,
on permanent principles deenang the
present moment Ia be peculiatiy iaVor-
bale Tor its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by practical men & pronounced
good--the ore banks are conveniently
situated. and the orc abundant, easily
raised, aud rich ycjlding iron of very
superior quality, as appears from the tes-
timony CT those who have made and
wrought it;-tnere are several favorable
scites;--the command Of water is power
ful;--and the wood on twenty thousand
acres of land fall of one traca is album
dant and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are few if
eny such Iron estates in America; and
his is peculiarly favo rable in situation
&c the seat OF government, where sup
Fly of feoa of the best quality is always
demand, and where it asust be high
~ lEiportan, to have it free from the
tharces of War,
ias proposed works will be happily
s''Rs'ee ssr tbs supply eli a walthy md
Pars'shs i@r,nlng country, needing sach
tpPu- "A constitution Ter an iron
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Jo' '1e'ocs
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on Pc
tomac River, about miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandra. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
Tie improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen. laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this est ate
offer to the purchaser the most fattering
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion ella
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
Or to Noblet Hsr5ert, Esq. of Alexandria.
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June ii.
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lconn,,v hath been digested under the

COMPANY hath been digested under the
lnspee ion of the most experienced lfon .
masters. with special view of cea
AMY in the necessary funds, perna
aence Of operation, and safety to each
nd;x;d,,l4 Stakeholder !: and ! offei
hereby, strong inducements TO these IS.
to engage in such Company;
uttinp the property, with all its adyap-
ages, At less to the Company Got which
wish to be onp) than what 1t would
actually sell for, in farm and wood lots
know of no men, Of common pru,
aence, that have failed toamass fortunes
Nv this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good, and the wood abuR.
1ant--who have adopted the improyec
rode, which was first ptactised inPenn
tyania, by Mr.. Robert Cole man who
.oming ia stranger into the country, 4
commencing with nothing but his sa-
aerior sagacity and ACTIVITY, made bf
bat business 9 princeIy fortune in tsw
years; and is now the largest owner OF
from works in America!
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing any OF
bis property, or of engaging in the l.
nm concern. will be pleascdto apply to
&e subscriber in this place--or Mai
Wm. Hickman, near CharlestoWn, Jei
ferson Coants--or to Mir. Abel jenners
scar Waterford in 1oudoun County !;
and if By letter topay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
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For Sale,

nK would be bound toa trade a smart
Z y active NEGRO BOY, about IL
gears of age.-Enquire at this Office.
Nav 90 FfS.t f'eel,
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PUBLIC BATHS,

1E ME Subscriber respectfully informs
8 the Ladies and Gentlemen ct Alex
andria and its vicinity, that his BIZ
H0 USE ION the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is bow
open. and will be kept in complete order
till the first of October, where Enrm 4
Cold BATHS may be bad at any time IN
the day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are 8 10 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 III
at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairiax's House
on Royal Street-And Gentlemen are
particularly requested to come in at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-12

MILL be sold at Pubic Ar,E.
wv Thursday the ecta dav y ION :,
|aext, if fair, if not the next far d. !. 'a3
Woodbridge, the late residence o VI J, At
sarah B. Mason deceased. N tie c,n WIS
|ef Prince William, opposite tie t ooaatr !,
Colchester, '9u her personal eslsts e" a.'
sisting of Horses, Mules. CATH & :, Con-
among tie Sheep are three . IT,. neep;
blooded Merinoes, and manvoth ,oVf hl
Flock are mixed with that race . The
quantity of Wool, variety ofHo1ss.,,.j,1s
Furniture, Kitchen and Farmil,g' 1 ~.
|sils, a Coachee and a Gig.-A2 ere J.ea .
nine months will be given on all s,m r'' O
boye twenty dSlIars-notes with , ,rrsa'
ed security will be required to ha ra.: !.
|terest from the date. if not NM DC%, .n d.
|paid.-For purchases not exceec;ns,aally
ty dollars, cash viii be required, '"s'-
At the same time and place viIIE,r.
ed tor the remainder of the present , I','
several NEGROES, among them ga: ,sar
valuable house servants. SUING
Thompson Mason,
~, 90 'admiDist'utm.
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Potomac Company.

AATOTICE is hereby given, That an
" annual meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers of said Company will be held accord
ing to law at SIuAs's Tavern in George
town, on Monday 9TH of August next.
BY order of the Board OF PRESI-
DENT :. DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH BREWER.
Treas'r ef Potomac Company.
June q, eot7Aug.
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EbeneZer Vowel


Has rented the large Warehouse oPPo,,
site the Farmers Bank, corner OF
Prince and Watersheds, where ne
oilers Tor sale his present assortment
OF GOODS on very accommodating
terms, viz.
20 I'M in puncheOns or retail,
"a, 1000 lbs. Merino VOL
1890 wards homemade Linen,
looO bushels coarse Salt,
800 ditto Lisbon ditto,
Prime Shad, in barrels, with pickle,
900 barrels prime Herings, No. l,
snear in barrels or by retail,
'otton in bales or do.
Imperial.
Young Hyson,
Hyson. SIEV3S, ofa good Qtidt,ty.
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20 RENT,
A HOUSE g G.sRDEF

A ND immediate possession given sd-
Y Joining Mr.. p 6. Marsteller on
Henry street. The house is we'll finished,
saving seven good rooms and an excel
lent dry cel!ar--'The garden is nearly an
acre of ground well enclosed and may be
made very productive, The situation is
very healthy and adjacent to good water.
ALSO, for sale Lot of Ground with
two tenements on it, situated on King be-
tween Uaion and Water streets, fronting
on King street 295 feet, running back to
Fayette Alley 81 feet-For terms apply
to
Daniel Mclean.
June 26. 2aWf
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Public sale.

"a ILL be sold on Thursday the
w 9th Of the present month, at =
O'clock p. NJ. On the premises, il Lot ct
Ground, situated Gu the corner OF Gro,
noke and Water streets, IS feet front on
Oronoke street. aud extending through
the square, to Pendleton street. here
IS erected on tie Lot, Bake House,
with two excellent ovens. and pump Of
good water, within few feet OF tie bake
House. Terms made known Gu the day
of sale.
?. G. MARSTELLER
July s. 2aW2w
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June 90.
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

a BOUT 48eg Acres in the county Of
~ Jefferson and State Of Virginia, Oil
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, IL miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
|town-6O miles from Alexandra, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house. Q
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic. sc.
The soils Of the very first quality.
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clover and every species of grain--More
than half Of the land is covered with tim
Der of the best quality.
aLea co.. C.Ia
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George S. Hough,

Principally Fancy Articles, selected with
care, and OH the best terms, which ne
will sell as low as possible
AMONG WHIcR ARE
JACoNE': Cambrics and Muslins
Corded and Striped do.
Superfne Cambria Gnghams,
Corded Camblics, colored,
Cotton Levantines,
White Jeans,
Dimities,
White and Green Cyprus Cause,
White and Black Italian Grape,
Book Muslins and Lenos,
SuperGne Long Cloths,
Black BombaZene,
Do. Mantua & Levantinc,
An elegant assortment supertine fine
London Cloths,
Stockinets,
Womens' Mems and Childrens' Cot
ton Hose,
Black Silk shawIs and Handkerchieis,
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols,
Long Lawn,
IA Table Diaper,
ladies long and short Kid Gloves,
Boot Webbing ard Cord.
German Mcklenbugg, &c. &c.
June 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-15
CHANCERY NOTICES.
VIRGINIA.:

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich.
mond District, the S0th day OF January, 1875.
Abraham Haisey, Phf
against
Richard S. Hacsley, John Mcvekar, Archi-
bald Philips, William Stewart, Anthony Dey,
Robert Pollard and Thomas NJ. Randolpb,
Def'ts
TUE defendants Richard S. Hackiey, John
McNeSar, Archibald Philips, William Stew
art and Anthony Dsy, not having catered their
appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
tiey are not inhabitants oil this country: 1t is
oordered. that the said defendants do appear
here Of the tentn day o. the next term and am
swer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
copy.--Teste,
WIZ. w. HENINc, &C.
-sWH l. ,p8sp
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VIRGINIA:

At Rules holden in the Clerks effce of the su.
perior Court OF Chanc-ry for the Richmond
district. the 30lh day OF january, 1915
David Ross, PlC
against
John Quarles, executor of the lest will and
testament OF Duncan Mclaughlin, deceased,
Peter ". Ware, John w. Halen. Richard
Hackney, Mathew Wills and Rene Napier,
securities for John Quarles as executor OF
Duncan Mclaughlin and John Forbes.
Derfs.
THE defendant Rene Napier not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of assembly aud the Rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory e.
violence, that he is not an inhabitant OF this
country: 1t is oriere,', that the said defen
cant d. appear here the tenth day of TIE
next term and answer the bin OF the plaintiff !:
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said city.
copy-Teste,
wM. w. HENING, C. C.
April 1. wev
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At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court OF Chauncery for the Rich.
mond District, the 30th day of January 1915.
Richard Epes admir- de bonis non with the will
annexed OF Elizabeth Peschy, decd, Pl'f
r against
James Ross surviving ex, cutor ofJames Mills.
decd. the said James Ross and john Minor
: admors. with the will annexed of overton
Cosby decd, and Frazer Gregory exor. of
James Gregory who was surviving partner of
Jams Mills, & co. and Mary NJ. Peachy ad
nlstratrix with the will annexed of Tho.
mas Griffin reachy, decd Def.
THE Defendant Frazer Gregory not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Ceurt, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inha6iant of this
country: Ii is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the tenth day of the ne 2
term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the CITY OF
Richmond. FOR two mo: tbs successivey and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
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VIRGINIA
April l..

At Rules holden at the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court OF Chauncery for the RcbS
mond District, the 30th day Of January 1915
William A Cooke and Catharine his wife PRS
against
William Bentley, admir-. of William Ronald
decd. Henry Heth, and John Stewart, and
Jefferson Swami, executor &c John Swami
decd. who WIS administrator of Samuel
Swann, decd. Deffs.
The Defendant John Stewart not having en-.
tered hts appearance and given security &C.
cording TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant Of this
country It is ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here on the seventeenth day Of the
next term and snswer the bill Of the n antiffs
and that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some Newspaper published in the CT
ty Of Richmond, for two months excessively
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol in
the said City.
A copy--Tests.
April 8, w8w
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the Estate os5AM-
"A UEL pLEASANTS dec. are earnestly re-
quested TO make payment without delay, 60 the
ADMINISTRATIVE. or to either of her collecting
agents, PHILIP wOODSON Jr Of Goochland,
and WILLIAM LOwNEs Of Petersburg, who
alone are authorized to receive money on her
behalf. Mr.. Woodson will attend the Court
House of Goochland and Powhatan County, On
the 6rst days OF the ensuing elections Of mem
bers of Assembly, for the purpose Of sat''ing
and finally closing, all accounts Of persons re-
siding in those counties, with the estate. The
books are now in his hands for the purpose Of
drawing OFT the accounts. Persons living at q
distance, and wishing any state ments of their
accounts. or any information relative TO them,
will please direct to him (post paid) at Dover
Mills post office, Goochland County, Virginia.
Mr.. Lownes will in a short time, endeayor to
make personal application to the debtors.-
But since, from the great number of small
debts, it will be difficult, il not impo ssible, 10
make immediate application to oil. it is sim
cerely hoped and requested, that the balances
wall be RENTED without further notice.
Those Gentlemen who,have before untertook
the duties of agents for Samuel Peasants. in
his life time, and have not yet settled their &C
counts, are urgently requested to do So without
dclay-to pay whatever sums may be in their
hands to the A@;ninistsatrix ; to Mr.. Wood.
son, orto AIr. Lownes, and at the same time to-
rturo whatever accounts may remain in their
possession uncoilccted
The circumstances Of the estate will not
admit of further indulgence TO the persons i,i-
debted 10 it, and il is earnestly wished that All
claims againstthe estate should be settled rs
carly as possible.
DEBORAH w. PEASANTS, Adu,'x,
of Samuel Pleasanes decd.
Richmond, April 1, 1915. Ct.
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VIRGINIA:


At Rules, holden in the CLERKS Ofiice of the
Superior Courto OF Chancery for the Richmond
District. the 2Sth day of February 1915
Walter Coles and Sally L. his wife Plfs.
.1gdinst
John Lesli" ex'r' SC. of Robert Craig deed
William Gait and Thomas Crag. Deh's
The Defendant Thomas Craig not h.ving en-
tered his appearance and giving security a..
cordmg to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF tins Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evideace, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country 1t is ordered, That the said Defend
AM do appear hero On the FIRST dav OF the next
term aud answer theb ~ OF tie Plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City OF
Richmond, Tor two months successfully and
posted at the front door or the Capitol. in the
said City.
Copy-Teste
Wa. w. HENNING. C. C.
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April 1.
YIRGINIA

VihTiNIR
At Rules holden IN the CLERKS Office of the
Superior Court for Chanceryof the Rich
mond District, the goth day Of January 1915
George Pickett, Robert Pollard, Charles John.
stem and Nathaniel Sheppard, Administra-
tors Of John PendIeton deed. PTS.
against
Robert Graham, the only surviving acting exe-
cutor of James Lyle, decd who was surviv-
ing executor ofJames Gum decd. John Tur-
pin admir- Of John Gum, decd. Samuel
McCFaw and Sarah his wife, which said Sa-
rah was the widow end rejct. of the said
John Gum decd. John Turpin and Harriet
his wife late Harriet Gum, daughter OF the
said John Gum, decd, and John s. Gum,
Frederick McCrsw and Emily r. his vile
late Emily r. Sum, James William Frede-
rick Gum, infant Children Of the said John
Gum deed, by Samuel McCraw assigned
their guardian, nd Item, Edward Cun6iHg-
ham and Arianna his wife, late Arsana
Gum, daughter and dev see otlhe said james
Gum, deed and, Elizabeth Grand, one of
the devisees of the said James Gum deed,
Def's
The Defendant Elizabeth Grand, not having
entered her appearance and gwen security &C
cording to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
OF this COrrt, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that she is not an inhSbitant of this
country It is ordered, That the said Defend :
ant DO appear here on tie seventeenth day Of
the next term and answer the bill of the Plain.
tiHs and that copy OF this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the City OF Richmond, for two months success.
sively and posted at the front door Of Ca
pitoI, in the said City
A Copy--Teste
WIN. W. HENNNe C. C.
April 9, w8w
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twenty Dollars Reward.

y ANAWAY from this pl,ce on Tuesday last,
M the 2ist, likely BLACK BOf- about
90 years OF age, about FIVE feet ten inches high
he was bred Tanner, and he was in the en-
Payment OF captain Ben. Fate of this place,
when he absconded / bought him of Mrs.
White of King William county, and it is pro-
ba5le he is now in that neighbornood. will
pay the above reward to any person who viii
deliver him to MIR Tate in this place. fore
warn all captains of vessels from employing
HIN, or from having him aboard their vessels,
under the penalty of being vigorously prosecu.
ted.
DAVID w. BRAND.
March 90. 6tp