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Extract Of a letter to the Editor of the Democra-
tic Press, dated

Esract Of a letter TO the Editor of the Denocra-
tfc Press, dated
Paris, January I, 1912:
g We are to have Treaty of Commerce with
this nation on advantageous and liberal terms, and
while this 'rreatyis negotiating our commerce is to
enter the Ports of France, without any other for
malites than the ships papers and clearance with
certificate OF origin, and none of our vessels to
be seized except under well grounded and strong
picions of having false papers"
"West India produce will not be admitted unless
under special license, unless government will
make some and efficient arrangements to pre-
the rieiting ships papers, sc. and thus
preventing the shameful abuse and prostitution of
our flag Such arrangement has besonie indispen-
sable. will state one fact-Eighty three vessels
entered the Black Sea, and landed their cargoes at
Crcssin and Odessa uEer .3nlericaa colors, having
passed the Dardannees under the protection of the
British flag Similar abuses have prevailed the
whole war, and they have multiplied rs the cord
OF commercial restriction has been drawn tighter
s. The Berlin and Milan DEGREES are revoked so
far as they affect The ship .4castus of Boston,
taken aud brought into Fecamp under them has, on
Mr. Bariows application, been given up,as have
raj Others
Notwithstanding the many rumors 20 the con-
tra,, the best informed politicians ofopnion that
Peace WILDE preserved between this country and
Russia.
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WILLlAM sHApARD has for sale the

w following GOODS, pig:
900 sacks Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
verpoo filled Race aud ground GINGER.
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nptn,egs, Alum
green Salt petie, inuigo
SIS crates assorted queens Chocolate birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard,
and in Hhds. Imp, rial aud Gunpowter
So barrels New-Eagiand lea
Rum Powder and Shot
". L. 10. I Snuff
Brown Sugar lvory Combs
Loaf do | iDps,ood
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and Printing pa
Carrither's and Lew per
burns recti!ied Wills German Rolls
keyi barrels and der Sack bags and sacking
ces Ravens ngct Il
New-York prime and Ronnai Iisudkerchjefs
New-Orlcans Pork
Ciips and Whole Her. .2,,,tricar ananufGcta,
rings ed Goods, vis:
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawley and Stripes
Istered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting :
China in small boxes Shooting
Half pint and pint tum Chambrayo
blers Paids and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn.
September 90. If
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fhILADEEPH ia, Il CO. 70
The Hornet sloop of war; fter touching at Cowes.
sailed or Cherbourg, and arrived there the 3Oth De-
ceinber.-A letter from LIT. Biddle dated on board
che Hornet the 3St received in this city yester-
day.--a1r. IL was expected to land in an hour, and
horses wcre in readiness for him proceed To Paris
with the dispatches.
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W.sn1xeror.E eh ca.

v u ~, 10.
More Of Tie Earthquakes.--The following
Interesting extract Of letter OF these pho
noinena is from gentleman in Tennessee
TO his friend in this city, dated Nat. I'M.
January 23d, 1912.
&c This morning we were again alarmed by a most
tremendous conclusion of natures elements, equal,
II not more terrifying than those of the jt last
month. Its continuation was from 20 20 80 minutes
lit shook of the top OF ono chimney in this town
and uDroDfed some small buildings in the ncigbor
hood IL was succeeded by or small shocks in
tite Course Ot AN hour. About O'clock r. Nj ana.
ther sensibly Elt, but in much lighter decree
The cause OF all these phenomena appears to orig.
nate littc south Of due west course; which viii
render the information just received, still more pro-
babc.
gentleman WHO was near the Arkansas river
at the time OF the first shocks in December last
states, that certain Indians had arrived near the
mouth Of the river, who had seen large lake, or
sea, where many OF their brothers had resided, and
bad persisted IN the general wreck that TO ESCAPE n
similar fate they had travelled three days upthe ri.
yer, but finding the dangers increase, rs tiey ure
crossed, frequently having to cut down large trees
70 cross the chasns IN the earth, they returned Ia
the mouth OF the river, from whom this information
is derived If this account 10 true, mud the great I'm.
Known cause Of this ever-inemorable paraiscd state
oi nature should extend from the Pacific Ocean 20
the Mississippi, would not possibility Justify the sun
position that ths globe might be so far wrecked out
of its orbit to lose its repclnnt force and come
within the attractive powers of some superior body
.Horddg eDeHfnp. Since Thursday last we have
felt ;, and shocks of day aud night, but not ,e.
ny severe.
&c have Just received authentic information from
eone places, where this desciatng concussioo of ua
ture had its dIretul effects At pncc called the
Little Prairie, TIE OTHER side OF the Niississipi
sbout so miles from New Ma.rid Immediately after
the shock on the Srl Of last Inon the irundatiop
Of water waz 81 great to compel the uabtants to
seek Instantaneous refuge for tie preservation Of
Ei.---some houses we're inguphei ~ tho claaq1s but
I.ss iy,t As sc have yet beard Of SmrY l-L,s
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q CpNFOcA1rON of the Visitors OF the Cox
= ,rsc OF Nii'Rm X Mary is requested in the city
ol S.'i",hsh,'r, on tie second Monday in March
reSf''ant ii i'n' ~ not tnr, ,,v, meeting will he
Lad or .lc FAIR ,. l, is much 10 he desired
'ha' tie Visitors viii ,crunctunl n their attendance
pc Professor OF Mathematics Wiz he appointed =,
that iine.
81 THE RECTOR,
March s.. ,emN
fsSl!E subscribers arc now receiving and offer .ox
Il sale
so lihds y. Orleans NIolasses prime quaEty,
70 NOrleans Sugar,
so Mnscpvatlo do.
90 Loaf do.
90 Pennsylvania Wlis!;ey,
100 Bags prime Green Coffee,
rs I"us Swedish, and Russia Iron,
SO Boxes Cotton Cards,
20 Bushels Herds Grass Seed,
SO Clover Seed.
March 3. o.
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a DYERTISEMENT.- subscriber ba wing
"a commenced business in the Commission Ling
III the City of Richmond, hopes by strict attention. to
merit share of the patronage Of his friends lis
office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. If
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R. ELDRIDGE, jr. .. c.
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SAMUEL JONES.
. wiwp
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Brig Elizabeth, Paine, of Liverpool,
with 95 tons salt, and 10 coal. Arrived
at Newburyport, 18th Aug. prize to
privateer Decatur, Nichols.
Brig 49,, lumber, arrived at Salem,
Sept. 10, prize to privateer Dart.
Brig Hannah, one hundred and Sc
venty tons, from Oporto for Quebec, IN
ballast, arrived at Salem, Sept. Is, a
priz, to the priyatser Montgomery, OF
that port.
Big Thomas, from Aberdeen for the
St. Lawrence, mounting two guns, IN
ballast. Captured by the privateer brig
Decatur, and sent as cartel to Halifax
with 80 men.
Brig Devonshire, with fish and oil, or
dered for France, on captor's account,
By priyateer Decatur. Aug. %.
Brig Concord, captured Aug. 2s, by
Decatur privateer, and sent to Halifax as
a cartel with twenty prisoners.
Brig Hope. captured by privateer De-
eatur, Aug 90, and burnt.
Brig William * Charlotte, from Que
bee for Portsmouth, Eng armed with
four Founders, laden with 500 tons OAK
timber, deals, sc. on British govern
ment account. Ordered for Newbury-
port by privatcer Decatur.
ITO be continued.
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q committee Of correspondence Of Gss

committee Of correspondence Of sss
persons was elected, viz.
Bichard B. Lee, David Stuart, Fran
els L. Lee, Thomas Blackburn, George
Mason.
Aud committee of vigilance of e.
leyen, viz.
James Fl. Hooe, VIM. Robinson, Ri
chard Radcliffe, sen. Edgar M'Carty,
Daniel M'Carty Chichester, Dennis
Johnson, Edmund Denney, John Dalin,
George Triplett, Joseph Powell, VIM.
SHINES
William Henry Fitzhugh and George
Mason were nominated as candidates to
the next Virginia Legislature.
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SHIP Nj IS.
PORT OF ALEYAgvDRLi.

CEARED.
Brig Thomas, Simmons, Plymouth ;
ballast to Lawruson and Fowle.
Brig Dromo, S~ase!, Boston; ballast :
to master.
Ship Hero, jackson, Boston Plaster
and Wool Cards TO Jackson SRurnney.
Sloep Quintesseace, Nevett, Balu-
more suudrics TO merchants of the
district
Schooner Emily, Spi,man, Norfolk /;
Hydes.
CLEARED.
Sloop Olive, Gardne", by Dunbar,
Jackson and Rumncy.
Snip Spaita tan, Legate, Cadiz; Flour i;
by c. l. Catlel..
Ship Huntress, Jackson; Flour and
Corn; by Lawrason aud Fowle.
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BY LAST NIGHTS Mails
: NETWORK, October i
Latest .fron England.

~ n
BY the Ferox, the Editor. Of the n;
Yosk Gazette have received their regu'
lar files OF LondoR papers to the 4th alt.
inclusive but they contain nothing Of
very interesting nature.
The ALFRED. of the 4th nit: 6H;
serves, that, "On Tuesday last; Aud
not before, a circalAr letter WAS adj
dressed BY Mr.. Russell, the Ame,iGah
Charge des Affaires at our Court, I'd
the American Consuls at the diffeie /
ports of the United Kingdom, Informing
them that their functions we've at ali
end
Mr.. Didicr, passenger in the Fero5,
is bearer of dispatches from Mr.. Rus:
sell to our government. Hi. D. le.t
London as late IS the 4lh ult. and ihs
dispatches Of which be is bearer are the
latest yet received from MIR. Russell:
The general opinion in london &as
still. that the revocation of tie Or,tfs
in Courcil would produce cessa,ldil
of hostilties on the part Of the United
States. The COURIER, however, "a
Ministerial papsr) expresses a differ:
ent opinion.
TheLondon papers are full Of grc'.n1'
less reports from America, one of which
is that we had landed at New Brunswick
and burnt the town.
Sailed from Portsmouth, on tho Cd
ult the Laurs,,ina Of SO guns, for AZ
merica.
The Ba!tic feet, of nearly 800 sail,
says the Alfred Of the 4th ult. with ten
thousand quarters Of wheat, has arrived
at the More. One hundred and thirty
sail are fnr the port of London.
A very considerable proportion 1t
the whea, bad been reaped IN Englandhtas
and, says Stafford paper, the crops
arc most abundant.
An American barquc, from the coase
Of Nofway, cut out by the Horatio, afr
rived at Yarmouth August So.
Arrived at Harwich Aug. so, the
King George Packet from Gottenburg,
with Mr.. kantzow, Swedish Minister I'd
the U. States of America, and his famis
ly.
Also arrived, the American ship AiS
telope, captured BY Danish priyatccf,
and rctnken by the Horalio frigates Ths
Antelope has lost her anchors and cables,
The London papers contain no salts
factory accounts from Russia. What /.
received one day, j. con,cadie,cd tbs
next There had been TO General bat
tie, nor any thing discourasins as to .hs
Russens
The Exchange ct St, P@terburgh or
the 27th Of July was at 30 S-s.
A Got,cnburgh article Of the 18th OK
August says, 4 convoy cf upward o.
200 sail arrived from TIC b, iiic OF .5a.
rurday, and Sailed for Ens!and on Suas
day. There we're IL American stipS
among tAcin, 10 OF which, Dot h4va:g
English licenses, were frrwarls,' in
charge Of officers from The British faet;
by order o! Si' ]. Sauntarez. The ii;
iona Bank has been ,nnI3cd to ncn,!ss
burg. and will probably ke finally res
moved TO the island OF Zealand.
A letter dated on board the Shannhil
Frigate, Aug. 4, and published il the
Courier oi the first uIt states, that they
had just boarded a vessel, informing
them Of Com Rodgers squadron--sup=
p SGD thcy were oriv 40 miles froni
tnem... The letter says, As we how'd
tue Americans, you NAV expect the A.
;.erIcan squadron at Plymouth very
ston." The saUe letter mentions the
capture of the Nautilus.
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BOSTON. Oct. IL.


The French army late under Mar
mont. reinforced from the north, and
finding Lord wellington had gone a.
gainst Madrid. halted at Burgess,
returned on Valladolid, and compell-
ed the Spanish column therein to re-
tire into Leon. In that quarter AS
torga and Yordessillas, had just be-
fore capitu!ated TO the spaniards.
The siege Of. Cadiz had been raised
and renewed. Tie Spanish Army in
Mercia was routed by the French
Gen. D'Harispa, on the 21st July,
and had retreated with loss TO Ali
cant-whcre Gen. Maitland. with
$4,000 fine troops from Sicily and
Minorca landed the 1Cth August.
and was Joined by the corps under
Gen. O'Donnel ard Roche.
NEW-HAsIPSHiRE.
Our letters from Various quarters
Of the state of New Hampshire, give
sanguine hopes, that the PEACE can
didates for members Of congress and
electors. will be chosen by handsome
maiorities. Indeed so great has been
the change of political sentiments,
since the declaration Of war, that it
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Augustine tltzhugh,
.aTTORNEY AT L.aW,

ENTILL practise in the CircuitC Court
w Of the District of Columbia for
the County Of Alexandria, and in the In
feFior and Superior Cour,s OF Fairfax &
Fauquier Counties, Virginia.
Has Office is On Washington Street,
two doors below the Marshaii's Office.
October %. co3is
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October %
w ashilgtOn = aVcril.


RI NDOL II MOTT,
I'd AVlNG resumed his old stat 4 at
III the Washington Tavern-- Gess
leave to solicit the patronage of his for
ner customers & the public in genc;aI
Those who cali on hira, MAY be assured
OF every attention and accommodation
the house affords, which is now fitting
up and will have more convcnicnces
than heretofore with regard to rooms,
good beds, sc.
He is supplied with the best liquors
the town can afford, and is determined
his table shall be furnished with the best
meats that Can be had in the market.
He IS also supplied with careful
HostlcT, good Ssabling and forage.
October %. 2awSt
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BALTIMORE, October go.
MESSENGER EXTRs.
CANANDAIGUA.

SATURDAY Eve. October 10.
GEEATG G.1LL.4.NT EXPLOIT
The western stage has just arrived
and brings US some Interesting iaielii-
.cnce which ". hasten to lay before the
readers of the Messenger. Ii appears
iuat the brave Sailors who had but lust
arii, ed On the liEe,. with other yoiun5
,cers, in all amounting to 200 men,
went from BuHalcc on TIE night of the
So inst. in boats, and took tie British
vessels, the brig Adams, Surrendered
al DetroitI aud the schooner Caledonia;
which were then lying under the protec=
lion of The British Fort Erie. They
completely succeeds d in taking the ve.S
sells and 50 prisoners, and brought them
~ Black Rock and run them a ground.
This was about three in the mo,ning'
/ he battery opposite Black Rock cons
.nonced dreadful! ire upon the vcs-
seis D.; and major William II. Cuvierj
end to General Hall, and major MGllany,
d the 81 Regulars, were riding down
the beach, : shot from the battery STOCK
na or Cuyie: aud instantly killed I'M.
/, IL with much regret that we announce
dis ia.al tt elimination Of the services e
BIAS. active AID useful officer Aud
we regret that SO glorious an achieve
mont S! ou!d have produced such a mis-
fortune. Two Of the volunteering pa
ty were killed and seven wounded.
Wren the Stage left BuEaloe ycsi'f r.
day morning, the firing from the British
continued necessarily We shall soos
hear what was the effect.
Such is the valor Of Americans xheA
properly directed.
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has been ascertained the votes, in
case the Legislature should have de-
termined on choosing the Electors,
would have been in favor Of the
PEACE makers.
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.AP.rcndyia. Orto5py 225 1870.

.Ae.rendria, October 22d, 1912.
w. As committed Ia the Jill Of A.
w iexshdria County, as Il runaway.
on "Wednesday th- Dist instant, Negro
WINNEY with her CAila Size is a
long spare woman, with thlck lips, auo
lors face, 50 years Of age say she is
the property eli Wm.Tonphins of Spot-
sylvaIia county, Va. The owDcr is ie
que.,ed TO co!pe and prove his property.
pay charges and take them away, other.
wise they vii. be disposed Of as the law
directs.
James Campbell.
laW2m J4ILOR.
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FOR SALE,

A likely Negro Woman.
About 90 years ofage, with her two
Male Children, one bctW cen three End
four years Of age, tic otter ABOUT s
mouths She is sold for 10 lauit. En-
quire Of tic Printers.
October % St
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, CctoIer %.
y. 10 SHEA

"To sHEN
THIS VERY AGh * soDY OF THE TINE
MS PoYM AND PRESSURE.
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GNOTICE.

VkNHE Frceholdcrs of Fairfax are re-
& quested to take notice---that an
Election for twenty five Electors of
President and Vice President Of the T.
nited States, will be held at the Court
house Of the said County, on Monday
the second day Of November next, a.
greeable to an Act Of the Legislature Of
Virginia, passed the 18th Of February,
1912.
THOMSON MAsON,7
GEO GRAHAM, |."'
GEO: \ NOR, mrs
October Ii eo6t
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NEW TEAS, &c.

JOSEPH ALaNDEVILLE, corner Of King
and Faiyar streets, has. received and, for
sale,
so quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and
Souchong Teas, of the latest importa-
tons, principally the Leda's very SUI
perior cargo,
so hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
90 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. MARRIED. and White Soap, of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
May ~
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This Is TO geUe Notice,

That the subscriber OF Alexandra County,
in the District of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Clpt CHARLES
S.DADE,late of the county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having clsims against the said
decedent, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the suscri
Der, on or before the 10Th day OF February
next, as they may by law be excluded from
allbene6tto said estate and those indebt-
ed thereto, arc required to make immediate
payment
Given under nay hand this 10Th day of Au-
gust, 1912.
Execntrix of Charles S. Dade
August 10 ''aWSW
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FRESH NJ EDICIN E S.
IKILL4M H4RPER. n.

4p0THEC,4RY and. DRUGGIST, -4le,r-
.eadrso, Faigfca8 Street, Opposite BRYdN
HaDfPS0,N'S, AID Near Door TO JAfO.
LL0YD'S-
TEAS Just received in addition to his for.
mer Stock, a general assortment of
MsdIcires Of tae first quality, all of which he
will sell Wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as thev can be purchased In Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on a good credit.~-He
has also received a general assortment OF
Sxrgical IRstrEments, likewise
Tie f0iloysiag Patent Medicines. Viz -
Wheaten's Jaundice Ritters,
Go Itch Ointment,
Coolers Vsgetabie Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, sc. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Toonpson's Toothe Paste,
Essence Of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, sc. &c.
~ Fhc highest cash price given for
Stake Root,
March 2.
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Bryan Hampson &Co.

H.fYE on HAND, IND FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. * 90 Bbls. New-Orleans and Ra-
vannaa Muscovaao Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do White do. for family use,
so hhCis. retailing Iolasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
20 do Northern do.
pipes best Madeira,
4 do. Sicily Madeira,
do. Lisbon, SWlNES,
20 quarter casks Malaga;
so cases Ciaret,
SO lbs. Nutmegs,
so bags Pepper and Pimento,
so kegs Race End Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
sec los. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
go boxes Mould and Dipt Candies,
SO do. Chocolate,
With a handsome assortment OF other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
tOrnls.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
Apgil 49,
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SCOTS FAMILY BIBLE
AND
COMMENTARY.

A new Edition of this INVALUABLE Work,
IN SIX VOLUMES RorAG ocTAYo,
is now printing by Subscription as under.
Coarse faher, cory in boards, S 70
Good do. do. Is
Fine do. do. 81
The first four Volumes containing the Old
Testament complete, may be seen with the
subscriber, also the conditions of publication.
To those who are already acquainted, with
this very excellent and useful commentary on
the Holy Scriptures, any recommendation
would be superhuous, and to those who are
not, any praise that could be bestowed on 1t
would fall short of its merit 1t is expected
that the last volume WILDE out in October, af-
ter which the price will bs raised to- Dollars
per set.
James Kennedy Senr.
July IS eodt
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District of Columbia, to wit:

July TERM, 9l2-Alerandria County
George Taylor, WilliamHerbert Charles
Simms, Thomas Swami, William 5
Moore, Charles Alexander, Augustine
j. Smith, John Tucker, Cuthbert Pow
ell, and Edmund |. Lee, members of the
Vestry of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, commonly called the Ep scopal
Church of Alexandria, on behalf OF
themselves and other members of the
said Church and of the Congregation :
belonging to the said Church-COM- :
PLAINANTS :
AGAINST >
George Deneale and John MuEcaster, :
Church Wardens of the Protestant E 5:
piscopal Church in Alexandria, who, =
with the other members of the Vestry x
of the Episcopal in Alexandria,
are the legal and regular successors in
Office Of the Vestry Of the said Church,
and William H. Terrett, George II.
Territt, George Triplett, George Sum-
,ners, John Jackson, Jun. Humphrey
Peake, JohnWren and Thomas Golfer,
Overseers ofthe Poor of the County OF
Fairfax in the State of Virginia, and
James Wren Of the said County Of
Fairfax-DEFENDANTS.
The Defendants, William II.
Terrett, George H. Terrett, George Triplet
George Summers, John Jackson, Jun. Hum.
phrey Peakc, John Wren, Thomas Golfer, and
james Wren, not having entered their appear.
ance to this suit and given security for per.
forming the DEGREES of the Court, according to
the rules of this Court and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that they are not
inhabitants OF the District of Columbia--on
the motion of the mplainants by their coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said absent Defen-
dants do appear here on the first day of No
vembcr Term next and answer the bill of the
Compliments, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one of the public news
papers, published in this county, tor two
months successfully, and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the courthouse
of the said county.
A copy: Test
G. Deneale, C. c.
August S. I'm
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Orphans Court,
August S,

Alexandra County, August Term, 1872
ORDERED that the Executrlx OF CHARLES
S. DADE, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisement three times a week for two weeks
in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy. Test,
Alex. Moore, Reg.