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Emerald Isle,--by c. Phillips.
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
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District of Columbia to wit:

County of Alexandrta'
April Term, lll3.
Benjamin Caignan. Administra- =
tor OF Alexander Burot
CoMPLAINANT:
AGAINST p
Jelediah Leeds, Thomas Swami 9
and George Deneale, x
DEFENDANTS,
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LEES ELIXIR.
May %

A sovereign remsdy tor colds, oostl-
nate coughs, cataraghs, as'hmas' sor'
Threats and approaching consumptlons
Nessrs. Mschael Lee, = Co.
You are at liberty to use my name
in tae recommendation OF Lees Ehxir
as from repeated trials have found II
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs
Rp. BARRY.
BALrrMoRs, June 20, 1910.
Nessrs. Michael Lee u CO.
was attacked with most violent
cold severe cough and pain in the
breast which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
nv voice altered so much that 1T was
with the utmost exertion could pro-
nounce a single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some of my friends nav
inc, observed to me that much GOOD
had been done by the use OF Lees T.
lix;r, advised me to procure bottle
from Messrs. Warner and Hanna,
witch 7 accordingly did--and to those
persons unacquain,cd with the merits
o. this medicine, it will appear asto-
p;sEing that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the ase
one bottle only restored me to perfect
heath. ,
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District of Columbia, to wit:
June %

District OF Columbia, 10 VIII:
County of Alexandra,
April Term, 1918.
John Rea and Evan P. Taylor, =
under the iirn of Rca and IS
Taylor, Complainants z0
Against -S
John Gadsby & Tho's. Trip =
lett. Defendants. =
The defendant John Gads-
by. not having entered his appearance
aud given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court, and
itappearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the said defendant John
,;adsby is not an inhabitant of this
district, on motion of the compliments,
by their counsel. it is ordered, that the
said defendant John Gadsby do appear
here on the first day of November
term next and enter his appearance to
The suit and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES of the court, and that
the other defendant Thomas Triplet,
do not pay away, convey or secrete the
debts by him owing to, or the effects
in his hands belonging to the said alb
sent defendant John Gadsby, until the
further order or decree of the COURT
sd that copy of this order be forth.
it'll published in one of the public
newspapers published in this county
for two months successfully, and thai
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of said county,
ACo2y Teste.
c.. Deneale, C..
juno % law2m
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District Of Columbia, to -,
County Of Hlerardria. w
Ahril Term, Ia.
Evan P. Taylor, Complainant, -"
Against, !,
David Chadwick and Joseph Ict.'
Chadwick and Silvanus ,.s
Smith, Defendants. ="
The Defendants n.,
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IN COUNCIL,
AUGUST Z. l8

.dHSNSt7, 1918.
petition from the brick makers of the
town praying relief from the operation of
.ne law respecting the burning of brick
kilns within the corporation was received
and read.
In consequence of the absence from town,
OF the commissioners Of the election of
ward /, ordered by last council on the god
ut IL rs ordered that an election for said
ward, be held at the house of Jeremiah
Neill ON the goth August, and that Will
ham Harper, Joseph Deane, and Alexander
Mchenzie, be commissioners for boldino
the same.
In consequence ofthe absence from town
OF the commissioners of the election of
ward ., ordered by last council on the 2ed
inst. II is ordered that all election for said
ward, be held at the house of Jeremiah
Neil on the goth August and that William
Harper, Joseph Deane, and Alexander
Mckenzie, DC commissioners for holdinr
the same.
Oraered, That the auditor issue war.
rant In favor OF Washington Boyd, mar
shai OF the district for fifty seven dollars
ana sixty cents, amount Of clerks notes and
lee DIS Tor suils Instituted by the corpora.
tion.
Ofdere3, That the auditor issue a war
rant IN iavor of James Shcthar for ten dol
lars Tor refreshments furnished commits.
sioners of election for ward 8.
On motion of reference TO a committee
OF the petition of the brick makers of the
town, seconded, Nis ordered that the said
petition be referred to Messrs, Fowle.
Rhodes, Patton and Veitch.
The committee on the petition OF Richard
Libby and others made report favorable
to the petitioner, which was concurred in
by council
Ordered, That the auditor issue war.
rant In favor OF VIM Philips for eleven dol
lars and fifty cents for pavement done in
the market house.
Ordered, That L. w. Peyton be added
to the committee on mounting the can.
non.
l. D. SJNMS r.
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

For the relief Of Alexander Phoenix and
William Nexsen, junr.
BE fr enacted by the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States of
america, in Congress assembled, That A.
lexander Phoenix, of the city of New York,
and William Mexsen, junior, insolvent
debtors, now and for a long time past con-
lined in jai! for debts due to the u. States.
which they are wholly unable to pay, be
hencetorth discharged and remain free
from Imprisonment and arrest, for and on
account OF the said debts, and all iudp-
ments, suits, costs and charges, touching
the same: Provided always, That all pro.
Perty, real, personal, or mixed, which the
said Alexander Phoenix and William Mex
sen, junior, now have or hereafter NAV
have or acquire, shall be and remain liable
for the payment and satisfaction of the
debts, costs, and charges aforesaid, in the
same manner as If this act had never been
made: Ind PROVIDED further, That nothing
In this act contained shall be construed 10
impair the right of the United States, to
any estate which the said Alexander Phoe.
nix and William Nexsen, Junior, have as.
signed or conveyed TO any person or pers
sons Whatever; nor to prevent the recove-
ry OF the said estate, for the satisfaction of
the debts, costs and charges aforesaid;
nor shall operate to discharge tberefrom
any person or persons, except the said
Alexander Phoenix and William Nexsep,
Junior, who may now be liable for the same
to the United States, either in whole or
in part, In any manner or form whate-
YER.
III. CLAY,
Sneaker cfthe House of Retresenfatiues.
E. GERRY,
F'ce President Of the United States, and
President ofshe Senate.
June 10, 1918
APPROVED
JAMES MADISON.
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90 DOLLARS REWARD.

NM AS STOLEN out of the subscri-
w ber's Stable on Sunday night the
9th inst.
II Horse, Saddle and Bride.
The Horse wants abou. an inch of being
Is hands high, is tolerable bright bay.
and OF yellowish cast, has a star in his
forehead, the off hind hoof white, the fore
top and name somewhat bushy, bob tail,
stout made every way, particularly across
the hips-he trots, PAGES and racks--is
good saddle horse, but carries himself ra-
Their low /; goes well in gear--judged to be
seven years old-shod all round. The
saddle was about half worn, but the stiryuh
feathers are neso. The bride half curb,
with plated bic The above reward will
be given for securing the thief and horse,
SO that recover my property, or 10 dol.
lars for the horse only if brought home:
If over so miles will allow moderate ex.
peDces.
PETER WILLIAMS.
Wesf-End, Va. one mile from .dieSan-
dria, august e. at
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(BY AUTHORITY. J
]. D. SIMMS, c.
AN ACT

10 amend the act in addition to the act
entitled An act 10 raise an additional
military force, and for other purposes"
RESOLVED by the Senate and House of
representatives IF the United States Of
'4mrricd IN Congress assembled, That five
OF the regiments which were authorised
to be raised by an act in addition to the &C,
entitled San act to raise an additional mi
lltary force, and for other purposes" pass
cd twenty-ninth day Of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and thirteen, may, at
the discrestion of the president Of the
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GENERAL ORDERS.
.ddjutant % INSPECTOR Generals Office,

'ddJ"fant q INSPECTOR Generals Office,
washington, 5th August, 1918.
All officers of the army of the United
States commanding districts, posts or for
trcsses, are commanded to turn back, and
In case OF any attempt to evade this order,
TO detaln, all vessels, or river or bay craft
winch may be suspected of proceeding to,
or o! communicating with, any station, YES
sci, squadron or feet, of the enemy within
the waters of the United States.
ny order OF the Secretary of War,
G. K. GARDNER.
AS. Adj. Gen.
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FOR SALE

A 1 the office of the Herald, pamphlet,
IA deprecatins the doctrine of uncon-
ditional salvation and reprobation, or the
doctrine of calvinism supporting the adj
vocates OF free agency, conditional salvation,
&c. All sects and denominations are invit
ed to furnish themselves with copies, to
enable them to discriminate between truth
and falsehood, right and wrong.
August 9.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, Aueusr ii, 1918.
CAMP MEETING.

Information is hereby given to the public
that Camp Meeting will be held on the
goth instant near Milford, County of Prince
William, state of Virginia, on pleasant
we'll situated ground. Good water is conve-
nient. tits also near sulphur spring.
1t Is expected by the friends Of the
meeting that no person will presume to APP
pear on the proprietor's land, or those adj
joining as suffers o: sellers Of Merchan-
dize of any kind. The laws on that sub
lect will be put in force to the extent.
E7p Pasturage will be found gratis.
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LIFE pRESERvER.

Ga Tuesday an experiment was made Of
newly invented Life Pleserycr, in cases
OF shlpwreck OH the lee shore. Two men
with the covering on threw themselves into
the sea from the admiral's tender stationed
on the platform battery, Portsmouth, and
were iioated upon the surface of the stream
to the Old Sally Port. The experiment
was made in the presence of MIR. Richard
bickerson, admiral Hargood, and a great
number of officers, who were the most com
petent Judges of its title and the general
impression was in favor CT its great utility
The invention is i'll the form OF common
seaman's mattrass, and it is simply and eff
iectiveiy constructed, that it requires on
~ one man to adjust it on the body, and
VIII preserve every part of the person from
injury, by striking against pieces Of wreck,
ROCKS &c. The buoyant principle of it is
indisputable, being preparation of cork,
and which by its long continuance in the
water, becomes the more buoyant. on.
hah,
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BURLINGTON. .5yp

BURLINGTON, dug. /.
on the morning Of the 3Oth ult. an ex-
press arrived from the northward, ADVISING
us oil the enemy's passing the lines with a
large force, estimated at 5000 men. in hat
teauX, accompanied with the sIoons of
war, the Eagle and Growler, lately captured
rom us, and or gun boats and row-psl-
'eys. lhe y. >. troops in this canton.
hleh'' consisting, as we conjecture, of about
fooo men, underthe command of major
geherai hampton, were, without delay, I'm.
der arms, and prepared for the reception Of
the enemy. Captain M'Donnoueh, the
commodore OF this lake, was also prepared
20 meet them upon the water, although his
force is not yet In readiness for sailing.
In this situation we remained mill Voc
serday afternoon, when an express arrived
announcing the arrival of the enemv at
FiattsDurg consisting Of about 1900 men.
transported In Al barges, under the protec-
ton OF the Grower, Eagle, three row.pal-
lies and gun-boat, under the command of
col Murray, who sent in flag of truce, de-
mahdinS the surrender Of the town Of Platts-
burg and troops, with the assurance that,
limo resistance was made, private property
should be respected. AS there were no
troops stationed at Plattsburg, of course
there were no resistance. The inhabitants,
we are informed, had all removed with their
ehects from town. The public buildings,
consisting OF block-house, barracks, ar.
scnal, sc. were destroyed by fire, but no
private property injured, as we can vet as.
certain. The flames of the public build
ings, were distinctly seen from this town ::
the last fire was about Eve O'clock yester-
day afternoon. On their way to Pla,tsburg,
they made short stay at Cumberland head,
but did no injury, as we learn.
We lave to-day received intelligence,
that the enemy sailed up the lake about
ten miles south OF Plattsburg and have
rtuFned TO the naYthward. BY reason Of
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the loss of the GROWER and Eagle, the enc
my have the command of the lake, but
commodore MsDonnough by his vigilance
has effected the completion oftwo sloops of
war, which will be ready for sailing in a
day or two, when we shall again have the
command ofthc lake. At present we are
sufficiently prepared to repel an attack of
the emmy, though not TO pursue them on
their retreat by water.
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United States be enlisted for and during
the war, unless sooner discharged, and be
limited as to service to the defence Of the
seaboard of the United States, or of such
parts thereof as the president may elect and
determine.
Sec. 9. .4nd be IL further enacted, That
each man recruited under the authority Of
this act, be allowed the same bounty in
money & land as is allowed by law to men
enlisted for five years or for the war, and
that the officers, non-commissioned officers,
musicians and privates, shall receive the
same pay, clothing, subsistence and forage,
be entitled to the same benefits, be SUBJ
Iect to the same rules and regulations,
and be placed in every respect on the same
footing as the other regular troops of the
u. States.
H. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Reftresenfatipe..
E. GERRY,
Hce-President Of the U. States, and Pre-.
Sident fhe Senate.
Washington, July ?, 1918.
APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON
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BALrIMoRE, Augusf 10.
THE ENEMY.

Ectract Of a letter from Coz. Hinder 10
gen. Smith, dated august z, half hast e
O'Clock, II. M
SIR-Two men who crossed over to
Kent-Island yesterday, returned in the af.
ternoon giving information that the British
had landed in considerable force on that
island. This morning there are 10 be seen
Q ships, briggs, and schrs. laying off
what is called the Eastern Bay, between
Poplar and Kent Island, close under the
shore; one above Hackct's Point; others,
(for there were rs seen yesterday 1 pre-
sumo may have gone into the Eastern Bay.
REPORT FROM NORTH-POINT.
Sunday Morning, august sfh, 1912.
At sunrise this morning, discovered
seven square rugged vessels, two seventy
tours, three frigatcs, two briggs, and two
schooners; shey appear to lie close in to
Kent Island, except one frigate, lying close
in with the main eastern shore sidc) At
half past S o'clock. one of the schooners
made sail and stood across the channel 10
the Western Shore.
THE LATEST.
Last nights despatch to the gen. states,
that 5 sail lying at the upper part of Kent
Island, among which was The admiraI's
ship.-.fmcricGn.
The morning report relative to the enc
my's fleet leaves it in the positions men
toned in yesterdays reports.-WMg.
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TWO ACTIVE BOYS

a AF from IL to l6 years of age, would
" be taken as apprentices to the Hair
Dressing and Shaving business, if imme,
date application be made tc the printers,
July 90. at
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ing secured two leaves Of bread and some
water, got into the boat, cast of the fast,
and drifted along with the tide until he had
got some distance of, when he hoisted
sail and took very unceremonious leave
OF Bermuda and the Ruby.-Thus, in an
open boat, with scarce provision enough
to last him two days, he committed hi,n-
self to the winds and waves, to traverse an
expansc of or 700 miles when in
clined to sleep, he dashed the tiller to his
arm, so that if the boat wore round, it
would cause sudden jerk Of the tiller,
which would awaken him again. He ex-
perienced no debility or sickness from the
scastiness off, meals, and with fine wea-
Their and fair wind, nearly the whole way
he made landing about 10 miles to the
southwark of cape Henry, on Tuesday the
Sd inst. being passage of days! The
be got round here would probably sell for
$50 dollars =!
CHARLEToN, august 2.
Prize TO the Saucy Jack.-Arrived at
st. Mary's on the 18th ult. the English
sch. Sisters. of Bermuda, VIM. Butter6eld
master, %. Fenner now prize mastery
prize to the privateer schr. Saucy Jack Of
Charleston, ]. P. Chazel commander, with
a cargo consisting Of 80 bills. -four, 50 hall
do. do. 80 bbls. corn do. - bbls. oil, "a
bbls. fish.
Porf ef Sopannah, July 3l.-Arrived,
the elegant schr. General Horsford, 2lo
tons, Charles Cotton, prize-master, can.
tured by the privateer schooner Decatur,
18th July, 1918, after chase of 90 hours.
IS leagues N. N. E. off Surrinam tho
General Horsford, was from Surrinan.
bound to Cayenne, with cargo of -four,
Bordeaux Wine, Madeira Wine, oil, fish
and dry goods.
albany, august Atop. NJ
wrote to you this morning by mail,
stating the disaster at Plattsburgh, since
which have seen gentleman from tina,
place, who states, that all the movable
public property; was removed, previous
to the entry of the British troops. The
enemy was under the command of ee.
neral Murray. The actual worth of the
public buildings burnt, amounts to about
$4,000, viz:
Cantonmcnt S@o,Ooo
Arsenal at Pittsburgh 5000
PIatt's store 300
Block house 1000
Sailey's stoie 500
S33,3oo
We have about 1850 men at Burlington,
under the command of gen. Hampton. No
fears are entertained for The safety of tina,
place.
General Dearborn has left Greenhusb
Tor the eastward. 1t is generally believed
he has resigned his commission having
the day previous to his leaving Albsny
closed his pay account with the pay-mas-
ter.
BURLINGTON, dug /.
On the morning Of the 3oth ult. an en-
press arrived from the norlhward, advising
us oil the enemy's passing the lines with a
large force, estimated at 5000 men, in bat.
teaux, accompanied with the Q sIoons of
war, the Eagle and Growler, lately captured
from us, and or gun boats and row-pal.
seys. The y. S. troops in this canton.
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TORPEDO I!

TORPEDO!
We are happy to inform the public (says
a writer liz the n Y. Evening Post) that
torpedo has been invented by gentleman
Of New York, simple in its mechanism
and powerful in its effect, and which upon
trial has been found to exceed the most san
suine expectations Of the inventor. The
experiment was made by placing the tor
pedo in the river, and by letting RAFT float
Yer II covered with stones OF various mag
nitudc. The instant the raft came in con.
tact with the torpedo, most dreadful ex-
piosion took place, throwing the raft and
stones In various directions, and some of
the stones at very great distance. AS
harbor defence nothing can be more eff
Client or Useful. The expence of con-
structing thousand would be bat trIfline
and with tenth part of that number the CT
ty of New York might be effectually secur.
cd from any attack of an Invading fleet
Government will doubtless take the subject
into consideration, and individuals are al.
ready preparing to expel cruel and fero-
clous enemy from our coasts.
E.rtaact Of letter from q GENTLEMAN a.
Erie to The Editor Of the Puts6urS Ga
=ene, dated July "a, 1918.
We are still In a state Of blockade but
not very rigorous for yesterday evening
salllagmaster Chamhhn arrived ia large
boat with 70 sailors, and informs that 70
more will be here this afternoon or to-
morrow. They left Sackett's Harbor with
him days ago, and were but a short dis
lance behind when he left Buffalo,
NORFOLK, dupxst G.
II troUidential escate.-A young man
by the name of Thomas King, native of
Charleston, Is. c. and formerly seaman
onboard the U. States brig Vixen, har-
ing been parolled at Jamaica, was return
ing home in the cartel Rebecca Sims, when
lie was pressed on board the British ~,
Poictiers as she was entering the Della
ware, under the pretext Of his being an
Englishman--The Poictiers soon after was
ordered for Bermuda, where, having ar
rived, young King was transferred TO the
Ruby Guard Ship Of Ga guns. Having
determined TO attempt his escape the first
opportunity that offered, he purchased Of
one OF his messmates small pocket com
pass, which he always carried about him /;
aud occasionally kept his eye upon fine
large sailing boat belonging to the ship,
which was commonly kept alongside
on Sunday the 25th July, some of the off
GERS had taken this boat out sailing, and
returned along side in the dusk of the
evening, where she remained sometime
with her masts, sails, rudder, sc. all stand
ing; when 'hy youthful adyenturer, hay
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