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DEFENCE OF pHILADELPA,

The Bank of Pennsylvania have leaned the
city Of Philadelphia 100000 dollars.
The whole militia of the Eastern section
of Psntsylyannia have been ordered to hold
themselves ready for such duty as shall be re-
qured Of them.
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LoSpoN, JULY Is.
Capture of the Reindeer Brig Sloop OF
War. by the WASP.

On the morning Of the 2s,h ut. in lat. 4s,
long. 1, the Reindeer, Capt Manners, per-
ceiving an enemy TO lceward, instantly gave
chace, which she continued until about three
o'clock, p. nj. when the ships were yard-arm
and yard-arm. An action commenced, and
was kept up with the most determined spirit
tor 25 minutes, when the Reindeer, having
had her gallant Captain, Mr.. Barton, the Pur-
ser, and ~ men killed and 30 wounded, Ga
mongsi whom were all her officers, except
the I'd Lieut. and Midsbipman, absent,) and
having been repulsed also in TWO attempts to-
board, was under the painful necessity of low
ering the British cc!ors TO the Wasp, Amcri-
can ship sioop of war, commanded by Capt.
Blakcley. The dsproportion between the
two ships, in size, weight Of metal, and num-
ber of men, was very considerable. The
Wasp i. 500 American tons, (nearly. 600 En-
elish measurement lls feet long and SO
beam, mounted 30 s2-pound carronades, be-
sides two long l2-pounders, and carried rs
men; while the Reindeer was little more than
$50 tons, mounted only l6 24-pound carron-
AIDES, and two long e's, and had no more than
95 men and 60 boys Capt. Manners lost his
life in attempting 10 board, after receiving
fourteen wounds from the Wasp's tops, where
~ marines WCiC a'aNolieu, iV' ''C puIPos" VI
picking off the officers. Mr.. Barton, the pur.
'ser, fell early in the action. Tn Wasp was
excessively cut up in her hull aud rigging,
besides receiving 24.pound shot in her fore
mast, abou, 5 feet above the deck, which
greatly endangered it, and is supposed TO have
sustained loss in killed and wounded fully
equal to that Of the Reindeer The Wasp's
bow is composed of solid oak, which proved
impenelrabie TO the Reindeer's shot but she
had two guns dismounted. On the following
day 1t became necessary to destroy the Rein.
deer. Forty-eight hours after the action, the
Wasp met with Portuguese brig, the Ccrea
de Lisboa, on board which she placed Lieut..
Chambers, Mr.. Jones, niaAtcr, MIR. Mitchell,
masters mate, and Mr.. Legge, boatswain,
and 8 men, all o. whom are badly wounded,
(rho arrived al Plymouth on Tuesday even
ing,) and have been sent 10 the Royal Hospt-
al, with the Reindesr's surgeon to attend
them. Capt. Blakeley behaved handsomely
TO the British but it is much TO be larnerted
that he should havs degraded himself By fir
ing langrage, swan-shot, and other unfair spe-
cies, Of missile Instruments. The Wasp had
taken 6 vessels, one of which was the Orange
Bowen, worth 3o,Oooi. She has in all pro-
liability proceeded for America; where she
was launched only z months since. The
,-easant sloop of war, Capt. Palmer, sailed
ia ques; Of her on Friday. The Scyla brig
sloop OF war, has also sailed on the same cr-
randi Both rated ls guns.
The Reindeer was built in 1904
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General Gaines official account Of the
late attack made on Fort Erie by the British,
has been received; and shall appear in our
next paper.
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A detachment OF troops, 1000 strong, have march
ed from Champain Frontier, Supposed for the Ma
CARA Frontier Sacketrs Harbor
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NOTICE

TOHN RODMAN's Evening School will commence
- on Monday Evening, the 18th inst. Terms per
quarter S2-per month 80 cents--per week IS cents.
Hs,spori, September z, isl4
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mdst be alike objects OF coniempt % all, who
have any attachment for their country.
ED. JOHNSON, Chairman.
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LIST OF LEfTERy.

Remaining in the POsfC6ce IA Newhort,
ADAMS, James Harvey MQuen r.
Archer Hannah M'Dowd, william
Armstrong George Mantore Matthew
Moores Levi.
Brown John
Brown, Mrs Elizabeth Nichols WATSON
Bradford, Edward Neal Anne.
Bradley, John h.
Brown, Miss Margaret b. Overing Richard G..
Brown, Jane Orcule James.
Blake, John w.
Barker, Henry Jones Pike Jeremiah
Bliss Mrs. Mary Pesrce, Capt. Rowland 3
Burdick, Raymond r. Peckham Anne
Brooker John Prince Seweli
Brownell, Jonathan. Peckham Benjamin
Peterson, Mrs. f.,
Campbell, william Prior Robert
Cook Peter Phips Ansoc r,
Clark Capt. Peter Peokham Peleg
Coggeshall Nancy Price Fanny
Carter Rhoda Farmer, Capt sam'l.
Cornell, Walter 2 letters
Carpenter, Nathaniel. Remson Henry
Redman Mary ~
Dixson, Lewis Remington Eunce.
Dyer Sspkrona A: t
Dockray James X. Stowell, David
Dayton James Smith, Capt. Truman
Dillingham; Mary Spooncr, Mrs. f. Il.
pelozeair Asa. Summers Richard
Sessions, Edw'd W..
Freeman Joseph. Simmons, Radcliffe
Southworth Gardiner
Green Mr.. Ssyery, Capt Uriah.
f,
Gray, 3. Thinker John
Tompkns James
Hazard Miss Elizabeth Taggart Isaac F
Hazard Deborah Tarlton James:
Hathaway, master Abner
Hawkins Annie Violet Abigail.
Hammond Thomas
Handy John Waring Henry
Aoig Isaac. Wadron Mr.. agent fort TIA
james jonathan pany. 80 o''
Jackson Abel White Stephen
Jacquays Nathan Wilson Charles
Jardin Landid. Wright Aurelia.
Knowles Avis Jfiddiesorsn, r.
Kruger, Captain Chase James
Kuhn Andrew. Gould James
Irish John
Livermore s. Peckham William
Langley Peter Pcckham Pelcg
Lloyd pitman Isaac.
Lawton, Capt. George
Lawton Benz Carsas para Esbatorss.
Lawton lsanc. Roza Francisco
Hernandez Jose -
Mac Gregor
The above Letters, unless taken up on or befota
the 30th inst win positively be forwarded 10 thd
General Post. Office. o.
yFesrhorf Ne6f 6. 1871
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credit capturing The Essex, as he had eve-
ry advantage Of her, which superior fosce and
favorable positions could give him. He be-
slows the highest praise OH Capt. Porter for
his noble conduct; and says, Capt. p. is enc
OF the brayest commanders that ever defended
a ship. This letter came from Valparaiso TO
Monte Video over land, whence il was
brought TO Jamaica by an English frigate.
Extract Of q letter from Brig. Gen. Gaines
20 ne Secretary of Var, dated
Q Forf Erie, U. C. August %. 1914
SIR-Gen. Drummond is quietly engaged
10 collecting his reinforcc men,s. His camp.
appears TO be fortified. l attempted TO look
al il few days past, and it cost me hne
young officer, 1t. Yates of the 4th rife regt
killed, and 1t. KeaesIey of tba, excellenl
corps, with 1t. Childs, of the 9th, wounded,
with the loss OF some 2 or 3 priyates killed
and FIVE or six wounded. The loss of the
enemy | was unable 10 ascertain. He would
not leave his deiences, and did not shink ht
TO leave mine at all exposed. Several dcser-
ters say that the 9th and SD regts. arrived
last nigat. If this be true their strength Is
about the same as il was before the battle OF
the 18th. Their Col. Scott is dead about
20 deserters from the De VAUDEVILLE reg,
aud some few from other corps concur in the
report that their loss in killed, wounded and
missing on the 18th was upwards of thou
sand. Your obcdsnt servant,
f. P. GAINES.
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The above Letters, unless taken up on or befosa
the 3o,h inst win positively be forwarded 10 thd
General Post Office.
.Feurtork. Sebf 6, 1914
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PLYMOUTH, JULY 9.
Arrived the Portuguese ship Corea de Lis.
boa, having on board the crew of the ship
Orange Bowen, Bedrock, from Bermuda to
London, which vessel was captured the Goth
ult. by the Wasp, American sIoop of war, and
destroyed.
The Wasp is supposed 10 haYe gone to
Norway, to repair the damage she sustained
in taking the Reindeer. The r. had | 24s.
2 long l2s 80 men, and was $50 tons. The
Wasp 90 32s. long las. us men, 600 tons.
-:O:-
cJAaEs b. MAsoS and JoHS L. Boss, jr. Esqrs.
are elected Members Of the 14th Congress- he
average majority We think does not exceed 500.
The federal minority at the last representative elec.
tion, exceeded thirteen hundred!
letter from q gentleman IN Baltimore TO his
friend in this town, after giving circumstantial
account of the capture Of Washington, &c. states
that the troops under Gen. Winder gave way with
out firing gun--that Barney's men and the Baitl-
moreans fought to despcration--that $4,000 men
had been collected in Baltimore, and troops were
hourly assembling. Spirited means Of defence were
making in every directon-and Baltimore was
military camp.
BY she Commi,fes Of Vigilance and Salty.
Baltimsre, .arg1ia %, 1914.
Rssofved, That il be and il hereby is most
earnestly recommended TO the good people oil
The State of Maryland 10 be extremely CIR.
cumspeo, in t;sir correspondence, respect
ing the movement Of the enemy and our pre-.
para,ions and dispositions to resist him. In
particular manner they are exhorted to ab.
stair from tho expression of any opinions cal
cuIatcd TO inspire a belief that the people OF
Bslimore will be found wanting in what Is
due to the hemselves.--The Committee urged
to this measure by pcrceiviog as they do with
indignation tina, letters degrading TO our char.
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Ajes-Messfs. Patton, Nicholson, Flem'
ing, MILAN, Cohagan, Johnstons Grid,
Rhodes, Hunter, Triplett. Taylor, KIM
zey, Veitch and Herbert-Noes, Mr..
Peyton s,
"The auditors report Of expenditures
for the Arst quarter ending the 4th day
of june 1914 was read aud referred to
Messrs. Triplett, Peyton and Johnston.
Ordered, That the auditor issue q
wa rant in favor Of Matthias Snyder for
10 dollars for Lamp furnished the
Corporation.
On the petition Of Andrew Hayes a
pauper, it is ordered, that the auditor
do issue a warrant in his favor TOR the
sum Of IS dollars in addition to the pro.
vision heretofore made for him, on his
fling with the auditor Bond ia the Pc
naity Of one hundred dollars with Sc
curly to be approved by the auditor,
with condition to indemnify the Corpo-
ration against any future charges for his
support
The following order was moved by
Mr.. Pcyton and seconded
I" Ordered, That in future no COM
mittee of Council, or any public officer
ofthe corporation, shall directly or indi-
rectly contract with any member OF
Council for work to be executed for
public account"
The question was taken by ayes and
noes as follows, and lost.
Ayes, Messrs. Taylor, Gird, Peyton
and Cohagan.
Noes, Messrs. Veitch, Triplett, Hun
ter, Rhodes, Johnson, MILAN, Patton,
Nicholson and Herbert:
On balIoting for Board of Health
for the present year the following gen.
tlemen were duly elected.
Alexander M'Kenzie, John Roberts,
James Lawrason, John Richards, Geo,
Coleman, John Johnson, Guy Atkinson,
John Mckinney end George Deneale.
Ordered, that the auditor issue war
rant in favour of Henry Nicholson for
dollars, being the amount of tax on his
Bakehouse, he having complied with the
conditions of an order Of the court of
Appeals passed on the 2eth day of May,
1918.
On balloting for Treasurer of the
Corporation, James L. M'Kenna was du-
ly elected.
Extract frem the minutes.
/. P THOMPSON, c. c..
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
ON Tuesday next the Eth inst, will be-
sold at the Vendue Store,
Some Books. a Watch and some ar
ticles Of Plate.
Also, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County of Randolph, State Of
Virginia, and at o'clock in the after.
noon on the premises,
A Lot on a!fred Street, bosseesst
King and Prince, 20 feet front BY llo
feet.
A Lot on Cameron Street bstzseen
Alfred and Patrick, II feet front by7s
feet-and
Too Lots on Patrick Street, ".
Of Cameron, one of which has 30 feet
front, the other 2 feet inches by 1903
feet inches. The terms will be
made known at the Sale The above
property belongs to the estate of John
Richter, decd.
a. C. Casenovs En,or.
Tune a
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By LAST NIcHT's Mail.

NEW YoRK, June 8.
Just as the Steam Boat Paragon wa.
leaving the wharf at Albany yesterday
morning, the following letter was hand
ed to Capt. Wiswall:
Office Of the albany Register June,.s.
We have been obligingly favored with
a letter>from Saekett's Harbor, dated
May so, 1914, from which We make the
following extracts: {" I have just time
to inform you that the British have land.
ed at Sandy Greek, where they were
met by small detachment of rifIemen
under the command of Capt. Appilng,
who took and killed almost every man
that landed. ] have just heard that the
British took two large guns and one
large cable at Sandy Creek.
N. B. Among the prisoners takenare
three Post Captains, and four Lieuten-
ants of the British navy"
H. C.. SOUTHWICK.
Capt. WIswAL,
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IN COUNCIL,

JUNE a, 1914.
Ordered, That every person applying
for remission of taxes, shall be exam
ined on Gath relative to their incapacity
to pay the same, before the Council shall
proceed to a decision ofthe question.
Ordered, That the taxes OF the pre-
sent year, together with all arrearages
against Mrs. Webster be RENTED, she
being very poor and unable to pay the
same.
A communication from the Superin-
tendant of Police was received aud read,
whereupon ordered, That the Superin.
tenaant of Police, be directed to repair
the payements wherever it may be ne.
cessary, under the direction of the
Ward Committees, and charge the ex-
pence to the several Wards in which
the repairs are made.
Ordered, That the auditor do issue a
warrant in favor Of Daniel Minor Tor
Clerks notes and Marshal's fees, a.
moup,ing to 49 dollars and 4s cents, &
charge this same to the General Fond.
A petition from Robert Young and o.
Tiers was received and read and referred
10 Mes.rs. Triplet,, MILAN & Peyton.
The Committee to whom were refer
red the petition and counter petition,
on the subject of the repeal of tho Law
respecting hogs, made report declar-
ing it "isexpedient to repeal the law at
presen. in force," which report was
concurred in by Council by ayes and
noes as follows:
Ayes, Mcssrs. Vietca, Taylor, Kin
zey, Rhodes, Johnson, Peyton, Triplett,
MILAN, Fleming, Patton and Herbert.
Noes, Messrs. Hunter, Grid, Coha-
gen and Nicholson.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition of James Keith and others
made report on the subject, and re-
commend the passage of the following
order, viz. "Ordered, That the Sup
Int. of Police do cause Prince Street
from the present pavement to Its inter
section with West Street TO be paved a
greeable to the laws of the corporation
for paving streets, under the direction
ofthe committe oftbc Fourth Ward
which said report and order were con
cured in by Ayes and Noes IS follows
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District Of Cohmha-To WIT;
County Of .alerandria, I
Ann rrD>< lQ1t Z

County Of .alerandria,
APRIL TERM, 1919.
John Hopkins, Trustee for Portia
Hodgson, & Portia Hodgson by CAas.
Lee her next friend-Comtlainanfs.
AGAINST
John M'Iver, Trustee of VIM. Hodg-
son. for the benefit of hi. creditors and
William Hodgson-Detendanss.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John MIver, not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court; and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court upon afhda-
Wit, that the said defendant, John MI
veris not an inhabitant Of this District.
On motion of the said Complainants by
their Counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here on the
first day of November Term next and
answer the bill of the cemplainants /;
and that copy of this order be FORTH
with inserted for two months success.
slyely in one of the public Newspapers
published in Alexandra, land that ano-
Their copy be posted at the front door
ofthe Court. House of the said county.
A CopY-TEsT,
D. Deneale, c. c.
June Z. lawam.
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Five Dollars Reward.
District of Coluunbia-to wit
County Of AlesaHdria,

DlSCT1CC vi SOIlllIlUld-JO VIII !.
County Of alegaadria,
APRIL TERM, 1871.
John M'Iyer assignee of the estate
and effects of William Hodgson an
insolvent debtor Complainant.
AGAINST
Henry Hort K William Hodgson.-
Defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
The Defendant Henry Hort not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given
security, according to the statute and
the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court up.
on affidavit, that the said defendant.
Henry Hort is not an inhabitant Of
this District. On motion of the said
Complainant by his Counsel, il is or.
dered that tie said Defendant do ap
pear here on the first day of November
Term next and answer the bill Of ths
Complainants; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted for two
Months successfully in one Of the pub
lie Newspapers published in Alexan-
dria; and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court. House
of the said County.
A CoPY-TEsT.
G. Deneale, c. c.
June 7 Ilaw2m
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GUN BOATS BLOcKADED.

We are informed by a gentleman who
arrived in town last evening from Balti-
more, that Commodore Baruey's squad
ron of Gun Boats, were BLocKADRD In
the PAruxENr by "a, frigate and a
gun brig, stationed at the mouth OF that
river. This gives the enemy the undis.
puted command OF the waters of the
Chesapeake. Fed. Ref.
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District of Columbia-to wit

District of Columbia-to wit :.
County of alexandria, J
APRIL TERM, 1914.
George Deneale Administrator with
the Will annexed of John Dixon, de.
ceased-Comhlainant.
Jane A. Ramsay, Administrairix Of
Dennis Ramsay, deceased, William
Ramsay son and heir of DR.. William
Ramsay, deceased, William Ramsay,
Jesse T. Ramsay, Eliza Ramsay, An.
thoay Ramsay, Ann Ramsay, Jane
Ramsay, Robert Ramsay, Amelia
Ramsay, and George Ramsay, chill.
dren of Dennis Ramsay, deceased, Sa.
rah Porter, James M. Stewart, son &
heir of Betty Mease, deceased, Ann
M. c. Allison. Polly Parry. widow of
William H. Parry deceased, Betsy
Madden, Walter MADDEN, Frederick
Madden ard Sally Madden, children of
Hannah Madden, deceased-Deyend-
ants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants William Ramsay;
son and heir of Dr. William Ramsay,
deceased, and Frederick Madden not
having entered their appearance &. 81.
ven security according to the statute
and the rules ofthis Court and it ap.
pearing to the satisfaction of the
Court upon affidavit, that the said De.
PENDANTS William Ramsay, son and
heir of DR. William Ramsay, deceas.
ed, and Frederick Madden, are notin.
habitahts ofthis District. On motion
of the said Complainant BY his Coun.
sci, tits ordered that the said Defend.
dants do appear here On the first day
of Nov. Term next, and answer the
bill of the Complainant, and that a CO.
py ofthis order be forthwith inserted
for two months successfully in one d
!! the public Newspapers published in A.
lexandria, and that another copy b.
posted at the front door Of the Court.
House Of the said County.
A CoPY-Tssr
! G. Deneale, GO
June lsw2m
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WAsarscroN Cry, June s

WAsaINeroN CRY, June s.
We have seen letter from Colonel
Campbell, who commanded the expedi.
ton from Erie and destroyed the pro-
perry of individuals in the enemy's coun.
try at Long Point, in which the Colonel
says, "this expedition was undertaken BY
me without orders, and upon my own
responsibility" We also understand
that Court of Enquiry into the Colo
ners conduct is ordered.
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TExcELLENT REGULATION.]

.ddjufant and Insheetor Generals office.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Any commissioned officer OF the ar.
my of the u. States, who shall send or
accept any cballcngeto fight duel ;
OF who, knowing that any other officer
has sent, accepted, or is about to send
or accept challenge to Ugh, duel,
and who does not Immediately arrest &
bring to trialthe offenders in this case,
shall be dismissed the service of the Uni
ted States.
J. B. WALBACH,
Adjutant General
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to seventeen years imprisonment in
the Penitentiary. Ib.
COMMUNICATED.

Yesterday afternoon, in pursuance Of
aresolution of the convention oftne Pre-
testant Episcopal church, assembled in
this city, the Rev. DR.. Kemp was cleo.
ted Suffrsgan bishop oil that church in
this state. An ertemfore address was
deliveredby him on theoccasion, which,
in powerful, pathetic and pious elo-
quence, has seldom been equalled.
Fed. Gazette.
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Strawberry Vale For Sale.


UNDER the authority Of Deed Of
Trust from Theodrick Lee, the SUBJ
scriber will offer at Public Sale on
the premises on the 7th day OF July
next, for cash,
That beautiful and improv.
ed estate cstsed STRAsvBERRY
VALE, now tkesfssidencS II r. b.
Lee, containing about -ss7 L4 acres
situate at the Cross Roads IN Fairfax
County near the Litsle Falls Of Poto-
mac Or 30 much thereof - mar b
necessary to raise the SUM off, SIS
50 cents and tho expences Of SHE,
r. e Taylor.
june .. - q ~ 4, sAIes
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JUST PUBLISHED,
Price IL l.9 Cents
Il S E. e M o ",

DELIVERED IN'THE
Monumental Church in Rich
mond,
BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE
Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the State of Virginia, at its first o.
pening, on Wednesday 4th May, 1914.
BY the Reu. w. II. WILMER,
Rector of St. Paul's Church, Alexan-
dria.
Fer Sale by
Jas. Kennedy s Son.
June z. 2w.
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District of Columbia-to wit :.
County Of alexandria. I
APRIL TERN, 1914.

APRIL lHRMy 1914.
John .. Scott-- Com 4hinanf,
AGAINST
Thomas Vowel, Trustee and Exc.
cutor Of Andrew Wales, deceased, Tho.
mas Lowe. William Lowe and Joan-
mai, Markley, (formetly Joannah Lowe)
Dew sees of the said Andrew Walss--
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants James Lowe and
William Lowe, not having entered
their appearance and given security az
cording to the statute and rules of this
Court; and it appearing to the satis-
faction of this Court upon affidavit, that
the said Defendants James Love and
William Lowe, are not inhabitants Of
thi. District. On motion Of the said
Complainant by his Counsel, it is or.
dered, that the said Defendants do APP.
pear here on the first day of November
term next, and answer the bill of the
Complainant, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in one Of the
Newspapers published in Alexandria.
and that another copy be posted at the
front door of tbs court.House Of the,
said county.
A Corr -TEsT,
G.. Dcnea1e, c. CT.
June 7 Aaw2m.
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PUBLIC SALE.
June 4

Pursuant to Decree Of the Circuit
Coart Of the District Of Columbia
for the County of Alexandra, will
be sold at Public Auction on the
premises at ~ o'clock, on the 5th
day of July next for Cash,
All the undivided Interest
and title Of Thomas Crandcll in and
to one third part of the Three Story
BRICK HOUSE, situated on Union
Street in the town of Alexandra, and
at present occupied by j. A. Neale.--
To satisfy debt due from the said
Thomas Crandell to Cuthbert Powell.
]. ID. Simms.
Commissioner.
June 4. dts. 4
Strawberry Vale For Sale.