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List WTGH7"s MAIL.
BRITISH INFLUENCE.
D.J"stVe as tie Locuats IF Egqht :
-VrgU York, l|0rrh 10.

h'N1 'osI IiNFlIO CNN'fs
DIJ"s've as the Locusts IF Egpht
-YtTo York, Wnrrh 10.
IN tECEP led LETTER.
Inc fortune OF war has thto~n The fol
lowing letter into our hands--it was fouod
concealed IN one OF the boots of the captain
Tine Spanish schooner Rosa. This schoan-
was boarded at sea by tie officers ofthe
American privateer V1pER and on enquir-
ing Tor papers, the captain replied--he had
none. suspicion was excited: and on
searching the captain, some papers were
round on n person and, among others.
the letter OF which the following is copy,
enclosed IN an envelope. wtfh this super
SC Up In
On His M9J2sty's Service.
CdRtdfn Idt6ot, cfhiS NdJcsty's shin Vic
i0rions or he senior cGFcer Of HE Ma
JSSfy shfs GG .Ye7r-I>ondon.
tAufn'rai Dir }. b. warren.
Copy
Bc,muda, FEB. II, 1914.
The government of this Island. az well
as tire commercia, interests, experiencing
considerable fTculties by the wan. Of
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WASHINGTON, March II.
PRIVATE REsPoNDEEcR.
Defrnif HIrfch 6 1914

PRIVATE cORRESPoN
Detroit, March 6, 1914.
"I hin,sd 10 vow IN my last letter Of de-
tachment of troops being sent from hence,
under the command Of Captain HOLMES,
TO pursue some Bri,ish troops thar we're on
overtsken about 20 miles from the Delaware
towns a sk'rmish ensued. which terminate I
IN favor of our troops. upwards of70 ere
taken pr soneTs, killed and wounded !; the
residue made a safe retreat. The p itsh
6 rec was about 200; some Of the prisoners
state t;,at 4 companies Of British troops
together ,ojth three hundred Indians we're
pn { sir msrcn 20 attack Sandwich -
il tjs account Is ecvrcc'. we son ex
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FOR SALE

A InACi OF LAND, lying in the county os
1 row hatan, ten miles from the court-house end
twes'y'hve from Richmond, aud two from Apnn-
msttox River, on tie waters OF Butterwood cre.L
containing one thousand and fifty acres, of wbieb
ihree or four hundred acres wood sr d one bun.
oreo acres OF valuable low grounds ". iuahls i'm.
provernents. Dwelling House, 48 by 90 ana -, w
cessary out hous' s-sne third of the money VII, ~,
requ req on the day possession is given, and The
.nce IN TWO annual instalnen.s. Possession viii h..
acres in small grain Any pesson wisiims "a 80"
chase, will apply to the proprietor pa
AZ, EDWARD MGSELEY.
-$1iS' -. W@hn
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Itofmtg five Dollars Rezpqrd- -
ttSoR experimenting LICK P.4TTERSOw
dafk mui.tto mas, shout 2S OF so years old &
rec, or nehes high, with long thin face, intel.
ira e Cooper, W 'Hu ~
he sad negro wss raised in this town by Mr..
s 20, d. Blair, sold to Mr.. Adams, ter wards 70
him' He hs7 two children at Mr.. Md N goIssl
10 me same eonniy-went Of in bost about nnf,h
sinee' VIII free wife, and is supposed 10 be osns
20 Isrtersvl''e or the neghbosrhood, and wore a
ton and wool. VI Vol-
ne above sum shall be paid, provided he !. i'm.
pri'oned, and we obtsin posse ssion or If bro,nht
nere' all reasonable charges shall be allowed.
March 90. LII q 20
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March 90.

the 2ad Of April, 1914, If fair, # NOT the ne =
~ fatr day, will be positively sold DuLc'y ~ ~
highest BIDDER, st Fsrnham church. in Richmond
Iouny ~ n1 Suahse OF Deed Of Trust, dated 81 ST
trustees for Jcho w. Tomin, administrator Of WsS
er on'n deceased, to satisfy certain csisas ,nsni-
fed il said deed, several very 'Pse'-
THLUIBLE LOTS
tbirty-six acres, very we'll improved. Alec "''"'
FOUR NEGRO NfE.W
1.-TWO OF whom are valuable Blaeksmiths.; tror...
ttwsnty-eight head Of Cattle, AID GOOD .,oDL -
mos,,1I-Psyment, one.third cash, one.tbird IN SIX
;,,n sno '.e oasnee IN twelve months csrryin9
interest from the sale, with such security o.. I'll
then be required. 3" WIS
VINCENT BRAMHAM
BARTHoW. McCARIY.
March g NJ ''''"o'
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Friraef ofa ietser, da,rd .sl6any.

FIdTCn II IT, 1911.
General Hall not having been prepared
this morning with his defence, the cour,
have adjourned until Monday-it is presu
med they will continue sitting until they
close the trial, which IL is exnected will be
;he last of next week. Dem. Press
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AM one from Of IInr..

e. THURSDAY the iuih Of ttis moth, sirsyed or
~ vac stolen from the subscriber, residing 10
Charles City s"nnty, nosr The Long BRIDGES, two
Hor"', one Grey Mere, sbnl before, With
lump Dssr the mdJle OF her back. tbe otber var
rel Horse. Roman Sote. star in his fnfehesJ, one
tore foot white. With oee shoe on before Both of
tic Above mentioned Horses ire out 'o.r fee, elm,
or pine inches high. will give Ten Dollars 20 any
person WAC viii deliver the s7a Vorsssto
VIZ a. GREGORY
HtdIHh zS-
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I15pRDBDTII

Ii7oR O.nPTU
a Lady lightly. swee.'y fingered DER
The Ltsaey," favoritr song, by Moore
Another Lsay sat reclining by,
80 thai 8 Beau right opposite could spy
A EHrb fashio1ea limb! I" Pray, sir" said abe,
:" Tel me doyun admire the Legacy %
/" Oycs~ h. quickly answered, full of glee,
Fair maid, much admire the Leg-Lser ~
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Gen. Jackson by this time must he at the
head OF very respectable force, rot less
We should suppose than four CT 1--WE thousand
men, but nearly all Of them raw troops
This active and gallant officer will not re,
main idle, and we may eXj,ec, be.u,e long TO
hear hit he ha. achieved S, me brilliant
exploit.
The Militia Of -. Carolina mad not mar
ched frcm Salis NY on the IS IN of Feb.
lit would seem they are in TO hurry to
meet tn. enemy At ary rae, unless they
have been delayed by IssuRM&NTADLE
OBSTACLES, we can discovery in their
movements nothing "a 'rio,ic or praise wor-
thy. The South Carolina Regiment whose
alYcrity in repairing 20 the place of reniez-
vous certainly does them honor. will profit
by the obstruction Of that excellent officer
Col. Milton. Jour6at.
FREDERICKSBURG. Marchis.
Ertract off, ietter r ON 1fdehihmo,i On
board The u. s.. brig RGtifsnat~, RI M
mington bar, W c. Gosea Sd March,
1914.
1--WE arrived Of he bar this morning.
but in consequence of head wind were nm
able TO getiu. We sailed from portsms nth
n. il. the 10th Of .nnary Last. Seven days
aut we re captured the Spanish big Isa.
bella. whi-h had been previously captured
by the British friga:e Beiviaera, together
with British ofhcer and 9 mcAo en- board of
her. Focr days after sent in Swedish
ship supposed TO have eneny's property on
board. Ten days after OF 81. Domingo.
captured the English brig Rsmhier, with
1900 bags coffee, but beng unsound burnt
h r. after taking cut as much c.,fiee as the
ships ompany wanted. OF Gaze Nichola
Mole was chased by frigate supposed 10
be the Sbrprize. when We arted with the
Enterprise. Ran off the i,land OF Cuba,
and was chased eff Cumberland Head by
British "a fer four hanrs. J ined company
with the Enterprise, of Cape Antonio. then
run off Cape Florida. where we cap,ured
a Providence privateer. and a schooner loa
ded with salt, and ordered them for this
place. OF Charleston, S &. was chased by
Bri ish trigate, when VIC again separated
from the Enterprize, aud since that have
not seen vessel The cruize will prove TO
YOU that although G. Britain possesses the
largest navy in the world, she cannot pre-
vent Us from going out of our ports, & VIVA.
is more they cannot prevent Us from ma
king them feel that we are enemies. The
nusiber of prisoners has compelled. US to
shorten our cruise
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baltimore Cefse House Books. }
TRANSFORMATIONS or rnoops

z
ne passage of troops through tbs place for the
protection OF our Frontier 10 so freoasnt
that this spectacle has become familiar snd oes,eJ
70 he considered matter of novelty Il the leas,
compliment however that can b.. offered to tb ss,e
raj patriotic corps winch turn ont in defence Of their
country, to make their movement known IN tb.;r
fellow citizens; and the excelien. Organization NJ
the U. s. Quarter Master Department, a branch
Of which is established here, supplies us with tbs
ready mears of information from official rsturns w.
shall hereafter present pcredicsl view OF the nun,
Der OF t5 n soldiers who pass through this citv
The following statement embraces the number
that have passed thro' during the present month
Abstract OF the number OF Virgin Volunteer mi;
itia, marched by this post to Norfolk supplied aud
transported by j. Wheaton, ID. @ M General. Eree
the lat March, 1911.
Capt. Coed. Dsvidson's Artillery, IT
Capt In Coles and Capt VIM
J,ne:'s Ihfsury, 90
Ispf. iho'' Chesthsrn's do. lis
iirlp. Wm G.. Povairs do. IL
Cslt. Moiss Overton's do. IN
Sapts fEys am bsiey,s do. 1876
Cap. DIV ppori's end 1t Prycr's TO- ~
Cats Jos. Mauzy's and Henry NJ.
Clung's A tillery and Riiemen Ios
Capt Hswkin's aemen, and Cspt
NORRIS Artillery, 1ss
-
Teal S97
To the above psy he sdde5, Cspt.
Green's Infantry, marched by
Petersburg, It6
Total Ims
.-r~---r.-s
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james Anthony, who vax lately accrsed
o. tie murder Of M. Joseph Or, en-, mer
chant Rutland, Yer. has been triad and
ceonW OF the murder, and sentenced to
be huOg on the 18th April
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Valnabte p 1hertu Far Sal.

Palud6te + .herk4 Far Sal
~ virtue OF dee. ~ trus. executed b, SeIono,
~ Deoow, to secure the pune tual pay of tI,
several instslsDenss IS they tan due ~ ~, e
iHg from him 20 Tho Bartistt SEN wa b. ~.
TO the hghes, bidder for ready money On ,ba o, :.
day OF May next, at .iohn G. NIurntry', is,ar, -:
me town OF Danvie, Va. one undivided tl;rd -.
TOLL BRIDGE
across the river az Hanvlie--Al.o
II I'R,fCT q I4VD
containing ABOUT 240 acres, stusted on Dan -;..- =:
ne county OF Pi'syivsEis, and adjoining The. ,,wr
OF DsaYuis above asntion, 4. ~ Wv"
The soil OF this tract is fertile but ;ts ..;os
Goes not arse irom that cireutns nee |, has ON ;,
valuable Manufacturing MIL an excelIau, So
MIL aud an extensive ID stlery sill in GOOD rsu
ne seat OF Tihsn these Mills ar. erected lam
monty valuable, beins secure from the oyarsswiro.
OF the riVer and !urnshed by canal with annn1v
OF wafer which never fails, 10 the dryea se,snns
b'hVuie shall ever increase in size and becor,.
pace OF consequence, which il certainy will IN
ing AT the head ct navigation whenever fbe R55sn-
oAs snah be opened, this tract Of land which a,t
ehurey surrounds the town will become exs.eding.
" valuable 1t ~ therefore, worthy the ait.nti4nn
OF men OF foreslght-who may, by jnys $, mo III.
capital 10 this property becon rich Jner.lv b d.
s2se OF time, and without bsstowing anv ,ai,onr ns
eNpence upoH IT. Only SO Touch of this prors,,v :,
row TO De solo, az Will be sufficient 4, sst;sty
rance now remaining unpaid, of the several instsi
10 nts that have already become due. ,mosn,ns ~,
ths time to about SO 600, and the costs snd $3.50 y.
consequent On carrying the provisions Of The tine
into effect. " VIC uu'e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23

City Of Pirhmonf, ED March, 1874.
Tor the information of fellow cit zens of this
pace and Petersburg, have the pleasure state
tro' unqnestionsb- su;hor.ty, that an Engineer has
been desgnsted by the General Government, to
make further examination and report with respect
to Fort Powhstan and II S intended TO strengthen
IT'S works, and place therein suitable garrison.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
F DABNEY.
O"e Of the Trussess
March 2S.

March 2s. m@ nIHSFe'S
N. d. The trustees being sutsoriqsJ ~
rd!p as wen as jointly, if any accident ST oud nre.
my attendirg ae sale ihe honorable Bartle,t Ysnr~
the other Trustee will attend and transact the ~
r, d.
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IhiNc9fir. -lInrch 10.
Port Of Wilmington. NJ c. MareA IS.

Gideon Crsngsr, Post.Msger-Censral, hss been
dismissed from uihee by lie President Of the United
Ststea- he received the following note frsm the
president on the 10Th ultino:
SiH-row SsTSites are no longer required II,
TIE Po,t-OHce department :--Yon viii, on me re-
seiPf VI this, consider yoarseT diSnlisssd''
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From our Coryeshondrnt.

-
The newspapers lie gen. Wilkinson is
not arrested. k ow he received a lettc,
last mail, fr IN the war Office, which was
postmarked at Wa sh'ng on, Feb. %, and
ha' C been told by several gentlemen, that
hey heard him afterw ards saw, that he was
not arrested, and that he had no intimation
Il an intention to arrest him. A southern
paper said, dispatches with an official ar
rest, were dispatched this morning. Feb.
49,. If General Wilkinson should even
tua'l. be arrested, or his III health not per-
NIT him TO command. who will have the
distinguished honor of commanding the nor
,hern army next summer! am not "a
traid TO trust the Secretary of war with the
choice OF a commander in chief of the grand
army because my good opinion of his tai
cuts has been much improved by reading
his letters relative to the plan and progress
o. last campign.-Co
TIE TR UE- BLOODEO YANKEE.
SALEM, Feb. IA letter from MIR.
Preble, Gan American gentleman from Mas
s chusetts; now residing in Parisl owner of
this celebrated American priyateer, dated
80 n Dec. received at Salem, states that the
True Bloodea Yankee has csDtured since
she was fitted out, and only 81 days at sea,
tWenty seUsn Uesseks, and made go prison
ers. Daring her last cruise, Capt. Oxnard,
twho now commands hes) took an island on
the coast Of Ireland, and held it six days-
he also took port in Scotland, and burnt
seven VESSELS at anchor. The Bunker Hill,
Gate the Linnet British sloop of war; armed
with ID 18 Founders. and 1870 men, belong
ing to the same concern, was fitting out,
| and neacly ready for sea.
Nothing new at HALIFAX, Sd inst. 10 late
arrivals from England. and no prizes ssus
| III I'D to that date for some fins r,-ov;ons
Situation # me British Squadron on
| Thursday 17.h inst.
in Lynhaven Bay-one seventy four, two
| frigatcs.
OFF New point Comfort--one fFigate, two
| brigs.
OF Smiths PoiRt--one frigate, two ten
| ders.
(Baifimore Cefse House Books.)
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, We understand that Major General HAMPTON
h rs, rendered his resignation the Secretary of
war. .fex Gaz.
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AURfEG my Necessary absesee from P;cI H.,
- on tour Of duty to Norfolk, m, law h,,s;s'.
si'i De transacted by my friends William Hss :, >
sHd r V. DSuie Enquiries S'p
.9SDREY ETETE.vSo.v
vas
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ExTRACT-jrom No,yoit, dated

March II.
Some ausi' increase oftte enemy's force in the
Bay aDd some indications o, Their again coming in.
to the roads, begin to give affairs here rather a
serious aspect. They have been for few days,
baoyng out the channel au the season for &C. ON il
nov approaching very rapidly"
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- received, }rem Baltimore, with variety
~ oil other books, THE OLD RATCHET on.
FiTZWHYLS0NN& POTTER.
March %. 100
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lyon bad better casl IN your Libra rian e.
90 tt haveno time, fer my part, &c d \
into the records of France, Russia. or CHINA
tor YOUR gratihca,iou''
] Unhappy King what difficulties may not
throtg upon yru, when, ON asccnc the chair
what problems, what riddles will not the
Senate proT 7und to you for your sol, tor,
We do not say, il some teasing member Of
the sei.ate were to call upon you for infor
nation. whether the minister Of any civ
lized nation did ever re,nonStra.e with the
government at which he resided, against
the emigration Gifts oppressed INHABITANTS
10 ms own coun,ry"-that YOU would be
at any loss for an answer TO this resolution-
because your own deLortment TOW ards the
IRISH EXlles, would immediately furnish
solution. But shou.d he require you to dis,
cover the longitude or square the circle,
what answer would you give , Questions
might crowd so fast upon Won, that your
best friends might trenlb'e for the readiness
'ot your WIS.
w, He20r, .'yons eur Ionson come 02Cin -
w hen MIR Pickering asserted last yesr. and pvt
ms usme TOO 10 u: asa riion that Mr.. NJ adi,on hal
rrcv+:d on Nr ID SCI i,rff 20 n the Medistion of
hussia. without a.y authority from his court, the
world we're at some loss to know sciere Mr.. f. had
o.'ned The information IL is DIR. Logan, said one.
Ne must a al yr;th TIE Deci!, said another. At asst
however, when ':is a,h disclosed ~ Air. ID SCH
Ron siettcr the eat too Jumped Of the bas-the
Bosom Advertiser, in a 'it.e at being caught IN
ir, let tie cat o,t--and iOi 1t turned out to be
Mr. ScderGrom
And who is this Mr.. Soi!er,trom! WHY, Sir,
the same honorable gentleman whom MIR. Foster
employed to buy his ohsters and ssnon in P;lsdeI.
pA's-See bis e'cgcnt letter on this interesting sab
,eet-t'e Consul Gen..ral forsooth of l,.s Swedish
naiesty-s poor, p,yins bit OF d.flomatist who got
'G'' h's Office nobody can tell lou, aad continues
there polo.'y cen tell gshy.
! his Monsieur Torson, il reems, IS not yet ofFth.
stage. Not eoutcnt with the tr which he has
p'sSen MT Pickering, he has been tsmperng With
che Bot.prr Hanson and we have the fruits OF their
ntUsu-s in another faisehood which is brought fo.tt
by ne Cnmmnn SeWsr. viz: that "Mr. Madison
hsd declined negotiating treaty of commerce and
an ~ with Swede:s'
IT ic indeed tire that Monsieur Ton.on shoaid
make his exit or he will he Kissed OF the stage. tho
he aoes disgrace the character oil Consul General
OF his Swod:rh Ms;e.ty.
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q lEoNER HAY.-The subscribers can ruru;,b
~ large quantities of the first rate Clover Hsy-
made on oil the best cont,ucted farms in H. y
per country. ~ ~
March o. .'-"'
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rI!S CoNrr--The report Of the, ear.cre d.
the rr,yascer Comet, boyle, Of Baltimore, by the
Surprise frigate, is totally unfoundc. A gentle man
passnger in the Spanish schr that 10 said TO hav,
brought the account. denies that any inform tion
bad been received OF her capture when they lief,
Porto lGe Fhis Is the second time that the .Aesv-
Xosk Pr,nters have captured the Comet
Ba!t e. H. y.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-26
The Subscriber

WILL be happy to receive orders
He will execute them in the neatest and
quickest manner, and is now ready to
paper Rooms in the neatest and best
manner, and he will insure that it never
shall drop from the walls.-He prac-
tees method in paperiug which never
was used befere-snd he will likewise
do the work on the most reasonable
terms-42 cents per piece, and double
for piece of bordering. He continues
to repair old Mattresses, and makes
them nearly as good as new-like wise
he will receive orders in every other
branch of his business.--He can make
some very elegant things for the sum.
mer months-Straw Mattresses, &c. &c.
which are reckoned by Physicians to be
very wholesome in the warm season of
the year--there are some Of his make
now in Alexandra, very much APPROX.
ed Of.
Maurice Spillawne.
tlthoister1 u Pster- Hanger,
Prince Street.
Aprilai
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-26
From the albany Gazette.

From the albany Gazette.
MEssHs EDIToKs,
- The conduct Of a certain party IN
attributing the efforts of blind & head
long policy, to their political opponents,
nay be illustrated by the following short
story.
TOM always was stubborn, and often ne
tried ~
To bully his playmates and fool them be-
side &;
With stock Of sagacity hardly on le-
vel,
He wrought by the precepts OF old Ma
chiayel.
-Astride of high melted poney one day
He cried, q Brother Jack, sec me take
my own nay y.
/" Let's none of your caution; this horse
shall submit,
Z" To the power Of the lash and the spur
and the bit"
Don't be rash" Jack entreated, in
friendship It's spoken,
!" lear, brother ommy, your NSCh
will be broken"
But Tom jabb'd the spurs in, not mind
ing his brother;
Jerk'd the reins with his one hand
ply'd the whip with the other;
(" Be prudent! be cautious cried Jack
but in vain;
For the horse, without rider skimm'd
over the plain,
Z" Q dear me-" GRID Tommy as groan-
iog he lay,
All muddy and bruis'd, Jack, you ras-
CAL | say
(" vow I'll tell father-you kept such
ba-bawhag,
+" You made the horse kick up, and lay
me here sprawling."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-26
April 2e.
Dist,1ct Of Columbia, to wit.

~ u q .
yX7HEREAs Rsbert Massey beth
w by his petition in wri ing. aps
piled to the hon. Nicholas Frzhugh.
assistant Judge of the circuit court OF
the district Of Columbia, TO be admitted
to the benefit Of the act of congress tor
the relief OF insolycnt debtors within
the district aforesaid, and mas stated
therein that he is in actual contnemcns
in the Jail bounds Of Alexandra county,
at the suit OF Younger, Johnson,S Coz
& being unable to discharge said claim
with others against hi.n has oftered 70
deliver up, for the use OF hs cre1
ditors, all his property, real, person.
al and mixed Notice is therefore giveS
to the creditors of the said Younger
johnson & Go. that on Thursday the Ssth
of April, at ten o'clock, A NJ. at the
Courl-aouse in Alcxandria, the oath
of an insoIvent debtor will be admins
stored to the said Robert Massey, g
Trustee appointed agreeably to the
said act of Congress-, unless cause be
then and there sheSwn to the contrary ;
and it is further ordered, that this no4
tice be inserted in the Alexandria Gas
zctte.
By order of tie honorable Nicholas
Fitzhugh, assistant Ju &c of the circuit
court of the District Of Columbia, this
23th day Of April, 1914.
G.. Denealc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-26

Amsng the multifarious rumors
which are in circulation, relative to
an expected Armistice, the following
has reached us in very creditable
manner "A letter from member
Of Congress to his friend in this city,
says, the articles Of an armistiee
have been agreed upon, and will be
promulgated in Canada, the United
States, and on the coast, on the 18th
of May.
PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
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l3;str1;ct Of Colsaalaa-To VIII [

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sVXT HEREAS Henry NJ Massess
Wv hath BY his petition y sras.';,
ing, applied to the Hon, NIchoias
Fitshugh, assistant judge OF the CIR
cuit conrt oil the District OF Columbia,
to be admitted to the benefit OF the acc
Of Congress, for The relief Of lnsoiyent
Debtors within the District alorssaldi
and has stated therein that he IS IN acc I.
tual confinement in the jail o. AiexaD-
dria county, at the suit Of Youngers
Johnston & Co. and being unaois 70
discharge said claim with others a. .s
paiinst him has offered 10 deliver ups
for the use Of his creditors, all hls
properly, real, personal aud mixed
Nofice 10 therefore stpsn, to the ssfeol.s
tors of the said Henry w Massey, thae
on Thursday the . 9th pf April, at ten
O'Clock, A. M at the Court-House IN
Alexandra. the oath of an insoiycnt
Debtor will be administered to the said
Henry w, Massey, and a Trustee app
pointed agreeably to the SAID act q
Goopress, unless cause be then and
there shewn to the contrary, and y Is
further ordered, that this notice be I'M
serted in the Alexandra Gazette.
By order Of the hon Mich Fltzhugs
assistant Judge ofthe circuit court o.
|lhe District of Columbia, this s5ta
day of April, 1914.
G. Dcneale::
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