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FREBER!CKTOWN, May 90.

On SATURDAY night last, betwscn the
hours Of twelve and ore O'Clock. tie c.
tizeosN OF tins town were alarmed by tho
cry OF fire. For considerable lime no
one could ascertain where the fire was,
AS the alarm Was given ID different pacts
Oft town at nearly the same instani.--
intelligence at length arrived that II was
the seat of William GoihsboGougb, esq.
situated about feur snlIes from town, Oh
the road leading to Graceham. Many
OF the cil2ens Immediately proceeded
to their assistance, but unfortunately the
assistance which the inhabitants would
have cheeytuliy given, came too late,
for that large and elegant building was
al in lsmes before they arrived, and in
Jew minutes entirely destroyed. Hap
PLY no lives were lott! /; the damages Is
estimated at 1900 dollars.
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Aoeo Puyaway Negroes =!

On the Esd of March petition was
presented to the Legislature ot Pennsyi-
vnnia, from sundry inhabitants OF Phi'a-
delpnis city and liberties, stating the
amour, of the people of color, within
the same 10 be o762, and taat there are
abou, 4ooo runaway negroes who are
not on record, and are becoming great
nuisancss, and praying that provision
may be made to obiise them ell to be
registered, authsrising the sale tor d
term of years OF those who shall be con-
,icted st crimes for the purpose oil CON-
pensatins the persons they may have
pIundered, SC. andthst tax may be ls-
Wed upon them tor the support OF their
own poor.--PHfsbars Gaz.
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FREDERICKSBURG. June 2.

We are informed by Capt. Rey-
noIds. of the sehr. John. arrived
here Yesterday, that two British FRI
gates are lying between Wahs's is
land and the Eastern Shore, nearly
opposite the mouth Of the RaDpa-
hammock. They have several crui-
sers out, when capture every thing
tina, appears in the Bay. Capt. il.
was bound 10 Alexandra, from the
e. Shore. in company with another
vessel. which was captured; capt.
II. narrowly escaped, and got into
the Happahannoek.
On The I'D nit. a small vessel was
chased ihto Punka'eeH e.. Shore,)
by on Of the British craizers. aud
was CALAMITY defended by IA party Of
militia on shore. The crn;zer was
beaten oil with he loss of It's com.
manIer and men killed. an: seye-
raj wounded two Of the militia
were wounded.
Captain Stewart, with five other
officers or the !rigale Constellation,
passed through this town on Monday.
on their way from Norfolk TO Boston.
Capt. ). we are informed. is t.
take command Of the frisate Con-
stitutiou. The gallant iss'nhri,iss
is TO superiaiend the building OF a
~. Capt. Gordon IS appolatei TO
command the Constellation.
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The Members of the A.

lexandria Dsagonns are requested &c
meet 81 the Capts.nss Quarters this at
.ernoon precisely al 4o'clotk, In BIN
,pantalosns-And at Ttipiett's Hstel IS
half past z o'clock. 1t is requested thai
the members will be pnnc,Dal, as there
is business of importance to transact.
BY order OF the captain.
G. Bronaugh, Sec'ry..
Juns 4
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From the Bs.ton Gazette.

FOUR-DIsrIsGU
THOMAS JEFFERSON, tie 'disci-
pie OF revolutionary France, the wof.
,aipper of "twenty gods or no god"
aud the idol OF democracy, was an ene-
my to the Constitution, and endea"ored
to,pr.vent lis adoption. This man has
mis-, rSied the United Stptes eight years
as Prc,idens.
EI,BRiOGE GERRY, was mem
Der Of TIE Contention Of 1887; he re-
fused to sign the Constitution and op,
posed ia adoption. TINS man is n0w
Vice President ofthe Ums"d State,.
ALBERT GAlLATIN. sometimes
IGNORED with the title Of Monsieur, rails
cd al insuvrectiun against the laws and
constituted authorities of the Y. States,
which cost tue nation more than mli-
lion Of money to suppress ms man
is Secretary Of me Trsasurv, AND hm-
bassador to S. Petersburg.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, endeavored
TO excite genersl mutiny OF the army
oi independence, and but iur the lntiu-
ence * exsrtions of Washington would
probably have succeeded. has man Is
aow Secretary Of far.
Alas have we indeed, as nation be-
come so dead to every sense OF honor,
of duty, and of moral obligation, th"t,1o
find candidate for any importapr office
under the present government, the en-
ouiry must be, Is he harfizan 81 me
French rrpolufion2 Has he refused 10
s,gn fis Ccqstitutton Has he headed a
rebellion !? Has M a!>mh:ed TO rrcHe
an ARMED soidiery to ohfoss their leader,
and ass thai isader, Washington i?
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FOR SALE.

\ TRACT of Land, lying in the
~ county of Fairfax elk miles from
Alexandria, md sdjo'niDg the estate OF
Cen Thomson Nusor, containing -
acres. The sol. IS good, and very sus-
ceptible Of imptovementhy the Clover
md Plaster system The proximity
of this property to market, and the la
ciIity with which It's produce may DO
cnrried (Hunting-Creek by which II Is
bounded being rrrigatie almost to the
door, would render Il extremely ysIu,
sble TO person disposed to pay suffl-
Gent ,tteu,ipn 10 It's cultivation
Apply to Jsmes H Htoe E'q or to
Francis Adams. Jun.
N.y %
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Mr. BROWN

Mr. Ek wv II
TEAS cor, merCea his A7ILI2AR T
"a ACADEMY, al tie upper eud OF
" ater street, at M. Jsmieson's Bake
House, whe,c those gentle mcD who arc
subscribers viii please 10 attend o.
Tuesdays, rhursda,. and Saturdays
Any genllsman, wsstirg to become,
Subscriber, will please 10 call at Nj
james Shelhar's, sign oil the Indian
Queen, or at the Academy, on either OF
and days--whese will be taught Horse
man.hip, Broad Sa ord defence against
Guns and Ba,onets, different Saiutes,
Infantry and artillery, and iii the VAR
riau. EXECUTIONS and Positions, thai are
requisite 10 fit the officer for the field Of
battle.
Class No |, will assemble at the Rid
ing Acade"y at 5 o'ci OK, A. Al. OIL
tuesdays, Thu. sdays -nd ) turd.ys,
during the quarter.
Class No Q. on ne same days: at half
pas, 6 ~'ciock, A NJ.
Class No s, the same days, at O.
clock, ?. M
| fantry, a, O'Clock, P. Nj.
June 4 ct
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Attention !!

The Company lately commanded by
Lieut. Hunter will attend Drill every
Saturday precisely at o'clock, p M.
at their usu4! parade ground. Punctuai
attendance is requested.
BY order OF -,
TT HARRISON
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We RCKE from the subscribe S stable
< Eon Saturday lss,, sorrei EORSE,
sooW Ia l OF IS hands high, sLod all
round, his iestlhind foot whne below tho
iootsock, and the lower part of his sheul-
ders marked with the collar, long mane
and switch tail. lie carried eff piece
OF rope baker about his neck He was
last seen, beck Of Sheroh's meadow..
The above reward will be given for
bringing aim hone.
ROBERT GRAY,
Ohhoste the Washington 7apern.
yuHe I 500 -,
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The s~ei'
|ts's,s'.ra have ,..,s - . q,
a ., o. ,s h. 1i E. wood 70,
y, every Ja d'.l ma
~ Chief Priests,
ta..7D and Ia. as. on -
h b. 'A',', ,i p,sss we -
y 's s,,s p.r'. eve. 4
" dtId
r. , ''a'''--'h''S'
y, ,.red upon 'rss
\, ~ They h. end-aroresd .
n al their r ac,
,,,,i,..suised They
k., d. : soy''o on,,nr,
legitimate power
'.oo.Iticd con6dsace,
p s',Je,t,nding and
,i,sr people, They
.,I,,. up, upon emp.
~, sere afraid to
81 relieving that 2
\, !, D SooIa c5Sce,fol,
Is.c..ary burthcn
| = c n they d;o
n axe. to meet their
rop,rt the ere on.
|, a Sao authority : but but
.,,rrcnert into the :.
s..or. rich in ,ad,'
= o.li3s,l character
,,pc'D.ss upon " i.sn
ne government 'nsy
opposed that 'ysism
NJ NJ he, BY which The
| r,ns..d Tor the last
rI.,.9csd that when ,,
l,;nt,, tcoflc MORN
,,.,,ao,Iy To re"ovs
y. men. Who are now
:a.clyt' thai re'om y
,pr rh.ch was M. et'
haErupt the nur'oral
,.lsslroyed ia,'i''dn'
,an shom N { ras
whatever i. good
agGUS.
hey have been dc.
,5om thew oNce yaiu-
!. The 0 deal 'hro
Ven compelled 10 pass
,t,n, that even the,
Lhn Adams, whom
u heHor,' W2S oct an
d pogsr. They have
Bis aumbi" Parssl'es,
cea'h the black cock
w Iatif whence. the
y, sccsp, like reptiles,
i and giIstening IN the
~ powers, spit back
Id 4ISat their former
as--If al all this
ci,ycl aad mortified,
gEtan'Iy consoled, In
& 3o>, Back -shders
n,a', Randoiph, Pope
he ooiy of sub tsntial
i;aic wh1, convinced
2ih,eu, To lies II his
i'd have ceased 10
aaqcr the mesSuresUf
Ser With such men
B: associated +; to be
pal, LabeuFer, with
he principles of IL
SJae very summit Of
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o. Conveyances & other
Instrumtnts of Visiting viii be drawn,
aud Legal Advise gwen, blythe subscri-
Der at Els Sfise,
Oh. simms.
June ysrsJT - I'm
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| his is to give Notice,

That the subscriber hath obtained
from the Orphars' Cour, Of Charles
Country, Maryland, Letters testamertta-
~. on the Personal Estate of THOMAS
sccrT, lu,e OF said county, deceased -
All persons having olatrs against said
deoeused, are bcrl BY wagEed to exe,t't
the some, With the proper vouchers
tt.racit To- the .ubscriher. OF or before
tie 25lh DIV OF November next, or they
may otherwise by " be excluded from
all beueh, of said e.tste.
Given Under my hand this 2sth day
Of May, 1918
ARIAN SCOTT, Adm.
May ~ lav3t
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[I,ECc

"GoEN | AiR ES.
Itrorfria Gazette
pay, luue ;.
VAS. presented tic
| bunu,ond. praying
Il taa toriei;ures az
9or.':lon Of &c rain ar.
i' from the West IN
% the committee OF
aactur.s.
''cd me d'icn rf
Nv York PRAYING a
4" the committee of
i's'tnted the prti,ion
'slct etLicm Wa.
'sF children, pray
81 fH revolutionary
L 10 tie comn.nsle OF
''a'sf ths psti,isn of
Hag his pay and IA
n va H'e detacbmtDt
Referred 10 Toe com.
I''''edt5s pytitien Of
O. thI late Co. Da-
to"peesalion for hi.
k''' Referred to the
r. Thompson Max.
%,lon for services
~ Hull Referred
dG.ims. ~
s'''lied the petition
- at his associate.
II W Inc Vine Re
(~-'a's 90 the public
ks,,.lh, eS'on Of virgi.
|, s''tsd to the consi.
lS'Se'n offered on
\ 1s the rules and or.
r. auIhorising tn.
/ ~'0la Judicial Com.
|, s 's. BY Mr. Jack
[ Incurred in. q
before n. House =
4 ,'s sy Department,
3 'aeuaen,s, c.nrsin.
/ Z receipt. INTO the III,
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June A


Nouce i, hereby gwen,
TIA { tac Suascrisrr rat .oota'nS6
from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
'Co1stg, L.tlers OF Administration, OF
the Personal Estate Of isaac n. Still.
LEY, deceased All pers"ts HAVING
claims e inst the said dec a.ed, arc
req est-d 10 bring ihem IN proper.
authH:.iicated to tue Subicribcr, en- or
before the first Of October nsxf, other
wise BY law they MY be excluded f,om,
al! benz fiji Of said Estate {; lik-Sise
these indebted will paw the Subscriber
--G1seWnndcr my band this ID day o.
Jdae, 1918. !
William Ball
June (. sat4-
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TO LET.

TO LET.
MY Warehouse at the cerper OF FAR.
fax & Queen streets. will belsta at low
rent. Apply to Mr.. CRAsExP IHchr
CUTEEERT POWELk
May Is ssaSim
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! he Members composing
the Company of SILVER GNnYs, are re-
eues,ed 70 meet 1T the Court house
this eyenieg at s o'clocS los Tho par
D.. e OF agreeing upeh plan oi receive
ing arms.
JuUe 4.
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ATTENTION.!

THE members of the First Light In
fan,ry Company ars requested to paraae
at the Market Square ID complete nn'-
form on SATURDAY, the 5th instant at hal
past 2 o'clock. Puncluai attendance Is
requested.
By order Of the Captains:
RIGID. ROC K, LOT Sergf.
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i've Dollars Reward.

JuneI,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25

pend, that as The i-.,.ls Chsrrt, csp!-.a P..-
kinson, Of this port, was entering Lisbon, hs
was captured by the British frigate Pomona,
captain Fame, Of 3s guns, last from New
loundland. The Pomona had fallen in with
the United States frigate Essex, captain Pog-
ter, of 80 guns, but made of from her as
fas, as she could in consequence of the crew
being IN state OF mutiny, and having refut-
ed to fight If they fell in with any vessel.
Captain Fame had removed his first lieutenant
from his rank and appointed the second lieu
tenant TO that Office. The principal part of
the crew had been drafted in England TO take
their trials, and the first lieutenant had also
taken his passage there TO demand Courr
Martial upon captain Fame.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
rCOpY ]

Sc. Sdirador, Jan. 4ih, 1915.
Dear Sir--I am happy in being enabled to
inform you that in opening the large cases of
my baggage, one Of them has been found to
contain ,vo chests, one of which proves to be
the one which could not be accounted for this
morning, and which arose from the incor-
rec,ness of the silvct-smith In numbering the
packages. am extremely sorry this cir.
cums,ance should have occasisned you any
trouble, and beg to assure you, that | shall
always remain with great esteem aud respect
Dear Sir, your very obcdient servant,
(Signed) I. HISLOP.
p. S. Ere this you will have heard OF the
death Of my late gallant friend, poor LAM
BERT. which has deeply afflicted us all.
Commodore Hi!iam BaSn5ridge
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.Narg. Yark, Chore,to.sn, March 1915.

Mary fark, Chsrestosvn, March 1915.
MEssns. EpIToRs-As msconstructions may be
formed respecting The box OF plate. which General
HIsLor mentions in the correspondence that passed
between him and my self, and which has been pub
lished from the Navy Department-you will 'obfge
me by giving publicity to the two following letters,
omitted being sent to the Secretary of the Navy Re-
speciiully yours. WM. BAlNBRIDGE.
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CCoPY.1
United States Jrrgafe CONSTITUTIONAL
lCOPY.1
81. Salpador, Jan. an, 1878. {

So. Salvador, Jan. an, 1918.
Dear Sir--lt is painful for me to learn,tas,
you have los, the plate presented by the Col
ony of Demerara, it cannot be found on board
here, and candidy believe it is not; il, how
ever, il should be on board, it will be found :
and you may rely on my sending it to Eng
land for you. IL il came from the Java,
have no doubt i, was taken amongs, some OF
the other baggage. With great esteem, SC.
(Signed) WM. BAINBRIDGE.
Lieai. Gen. HIsLoP, Of the British army.
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The Baltimore priva,ccr Fox, capt; viale,
has had severe engagement. for two hours,
with number OF British Launches in the Bay.
The capt. and four OF his men were wounded.
One Launch carrying % pound earrooade,
was silenced, and !, was supposed was sunk !;
and the Prisatecr returned without much in.
jury to baltimore.
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PLATTsBUReH, March IL.

paISn me pubic provisions ana military
stores, except such Of the arms and ammu-
milton as have been deposited with the militia
have been removed from this place. Pert Of
the troops have already marched, ard the re-
siduc are probably soon to follow.
From Sackeft's Harbor, we receive infor-
nation almost daily. Our force at that place
is respectable, and is daily augmeniing by
patriotic militia, who are Voluntarily march
ing to its defence. Col. Pike had arrived
with his regiment from Pla,tsburg. The
troops were in health and in high spirits.
A spy has been overtaken on his way to the
enemy, and plans of the Notifications, of the
positions of the shipping, and an accurate
statement of the disposition and amount OF
our force, found upon him-We understand
he was tried by court martial, found guilty,
and sentenced to be hung.
Gen. Lewis received letter from General
Dearborn, on Sunday evening, stating thas
information had been received from the Can
ada side that Gov Provost had been to Mon
trea, and returned to Kingston with rein
forccment of 5000 men. The number is
probably much exaggerated.-.dl6any .frgus.
We have convcrsed with an intelligent OF
hcer from the Niagara frontier, who informs,
that the movements of the enemy Indicate an
Intention to cross at Lewistown that boats
have been colectedat Queenstown from Chip
pewa and Fort George, and that partial en-
barkation had one time taken place. The
enemy's force was principally concentrated at
Queenstown and Fort George--,hcre being
but about $50 regulars and 100 militia in fort
Erie and its neig ghborhood. Whether the Of
tcnsive indications of the enemy were intend
ed to deceive as to their real force or were
the prelude 10 an intended attack, it is diff
cult to say. 1t is certain that the most efiic-
lent men had been selected and sent on 10
Maiden. Apprehensions of an immediate
attack from Harrison had subsided, in consc-
quence of the breaking up of the ice in the
river Detroit. Colonel Proctor, il was un-
derstood, had arrived at Fort Erie
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We have received (says the Philadelphia
Press information upon which we can ie-
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MISS.
.fSS. BosToN, March %.
FROM SPANISH AMERICA.

FROM SPANISH AMERICA.
Late accounts from Car,hagena state the
Independents have been very successful in
their operations against the Royalists they
have marched against Rio de la Hache and
Maracibon, and it was supposed they would
both easily fall after which they intend TO
proceed to the reduction of Porto Bello.
We learn that Juan German Penercs and
Jose Maria Real, two Spanish commissioners
who went in .ne Garland frigate from the In
dependents to treat with the Vice Roy OF
New Granada, met with very ungracious
reception at Panama.--Soon after their arriv-
al they were arrested and placed in coBfne-
meDt in convent, and it was some time ap-
pretended that their lives would be sacrificed.
Capt. DAVIS, however, intcrfered in their be-
BALI, and they were lbc rated on condition Of
leaving the place, which they did.
NEW ENEMY OF THE U. STATES.
Inc .fonosviny IS an ertrGct of Private letter.
Buonas Tyres, Senf. 2l.-UnfortunateIy
discord between the Europeans and Ame:i-
cans is becoming in Chill, and several Of the
former have been imprisoned at ST. Jago, ON
the charge OF real or supposed conspiracy.
The Viceroy OF Lima had issued letters-of-
marque against the vessels of the United
States on the coast of Chill, and four had
been taken.
Our political situation, as far as regards
the interior, has for long time been very
fer from favorable to America. The contend
ing parties have prevented the admission Of
British goods in Peru, after passing through
this city. 1t is hard to say where these diff
fcrences will end, but my own opinion is that
the Americans in this part Of the continent
will embrace the new Spanish Constitution,
as by that they will be placed completely on
an equal footing with the mother country
NEw-YoRK, March 22.
Letters from Norfolk of the llth March,
state that the British had landed 1000 men
on Old Point Comfort. The Constellation
frigate, and about 20 gun-boa,s, are at tCrany-
island.
A letter from Albany says" Mr.. Liv-
ings,on has been hung az spy at Sackeu's
harbor."
Prisoners in Jawaiea.-By the arrival OF
| le Swedish ship from Kingston, (Jamaics)
We learn that there are now nearly 400 a.
merican prisoners confined on board Of two
prison ships, the Loyalist and L'Ameihis,
| in Port Royal Dsy. Abou, FIFTY cE.f!es,
wers discharged from on seard et British ,lii.s.
Mey having refused 10 fgsf agsinsf sfaeir o-ys,
eonns-y. They have pe,i,ioned our govern
mcn, for cartel % bring them hnrns
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March 20
Episcopal Convention.

A CONVENTION ofthe Protest
ant Epi,copaI Church in the
Common wealth OF Virginia will be held
in the City of Richmond on the fourth
Tuesday in May next being TIE 25tt
day of the SAID month. Each Parish
will send two Depu'ies, Of whom the
Minister shall be one, and those Pas
rishes where there is no Minister, 1t Is
required that two Laymen be chosen.
The Clerical Deputies are reque
to Law before the Convention, tu''
statement of the Church within the
care Of each respectively, Sgreea'ie to
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the said Church.
By the Convention
G.. Deneak; Sec'ry.
April 90. ~.
NJ Editors of Newspapers IN VIZ
GINA are requested to give the above
few insertions.
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VALUABLE F ARM
ENk S1LE

~TH! sub.c ,jGcr oti-rs Tor sale his
f.rr, iyIts Oh NattoX Creek, in
the county OF " estmrreland ard state
Of Virgins containing al out zoo acres
Of Prime DO; ON land; there az o. tie
premises large two story Lame dWel-
ling house with allnecessTry out hous.
es; fine young thriving apple ard
peach orchard; the land abCuDds with
springs Of excellent watcr--the house
is situate on the banks of tne Creek, IN
which there is alwaysa plenty OF the
best kinds Of fish in their season, and
oysters may be had in abundance with.
in a half mile of tie house. Vessels
of 60 TO 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yarGs OF the landing
100 acres of the above land is cleared
aud fit for culture, end the residue we'll
timbcred
ALSO,
One other trait situate at the upper
mart of what's called the Irish neck, x
about two ana one halt miles from the
above de:ctibcd prop>fty, containing
:62 l-2 acres. one hundred OF when is
cleared and the remainder EeaFily i'm
bered-there is on this farm copltort-
able DWELLING house. containing tour
rcoras on q floor, .itcaen, GOOD 'p-
nile orch I'd, and cx cci.en. water. The
above properly will be sold On good
terms tor cash, or stock IN any OF the
banks s.,hin the Di,trict-of Columbia
or reasonable credit will be given
for par, Of tie purchase money, by
the pavnnen, being well secured BY
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April 9. 60