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CENTRAL CaRNOT.

This illustrous man, of whose arrival here.
there has prevailed an absurd report, was Of
tered Gas appeared by London papers)
the appointment of minister of the in
terror. under Loais Eighteenth. The ten
der WAS twice made aud rejected by rea-
son. it IS supposed, of Lous's. t,eniai of the le-
climate rights of the people who framed a
constitution, which Louis would not subscribe
or acknowledge. Prescription came with a
bad grace after these overtures /; but 1t IS per-
icctly consistent with .he Aachiaueii,m that
has ,ntroduced the ;.,,tden-horse policy into
France, lulling the people by royal promises
TIL apathy aud division paved the way for
sutjaGation. n. Y. Col.
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Cohy Of letter .fyom Con,nlodore .Stct,he,,
Decatur 10 the Secretary etFfhe Navy, da-
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a few days since, a vessel arriving out
side the Hook, was hailed by British frigate,
and ordered to cave to, which they refused.
and continued thear course. A shot was i'm
mediately fred at them, which passed a.
thwart their bow. The wind at this instant
dying away, they were forced to back their
topsails 90 await the coming up of the boat
which had been sent in pursuit of them.-
On the officers coming on board, he very po-
litely told the captain that their orders were
not 20 let any Uessel pass without overhauling
them--upon which sailor stepped up TO
him and asked if those were his orders On
his replying in the affirmative, he very frank
Iy sad, A" suppose that the Gueryrere attempt
Ell to pass iii be Id If think you'd over
haul ner. .Nut. yddv.
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: - ~,
yIYM. GAIT having Ain.;t,,i ID ,ia .yo,,,so, ,
w partner m his Mercantile concerns. la n,,ur.
ilie bis'uess will be carried at tie od stand OF
imam nait, Main o. Fl. street, oSposi,e tie Baok
VI "shi"' "nns The nrm OF Cat ani Jol,nsl,. ti,y
are now rec. Ming lay the Csnt,n Il om i,.,oo c,,
"ooiens, Hoi'iws'-, CotlyIy. is! Line - Sc a Il
by the H,,c, SAB n-d Crpe.crY IVA - sney DAN,
expect 20 REEVE q, t''e iid'n ,;iiyl tn lin supply
% ~ poN ''oDS. co''1s'inge, sp.,rlne Ciotls,
Cs'ssi..eits, faaey h0lts, ole
THE:- IIYg X S9oRR.
'.crm"n ossabugs' a,"i Ticll l.bup;s OF snn,r;or
g""''y IRE ~ho'' OF ia ~ [, ci.ha>ng b-en Lid
~ "i.h nn1ncy VIII be offered II sac ,,, the mos,
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM GstT,
DAvi"lOuNSoE.
VIZ Modest Lecture lie CliyuiSity 81 +! Ell
), '."t', viii commence on tn. FIRST Monday 4
NnstoIoer next Phil-eii.hia sept. 9-----6t
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N0'I'iCE
~ ~ -
Is YLREHIr G(TCN~

~ 1GhEi5fr CNE.r
TETfiAT q ",u:icu will be ar. $ rt,I ~ Tho ,o~.
'''ne';l ~ So 'abiy Of Virgini, PRAYING that law
my pf 90 re'aoye the cGjusd4s ia inc ronn,,
Academy. Sent O -, - "'''"
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fIf< :. y, :, LSO.v:r' Mi POTTER
HAY JUST RECEIVED

M hldStrS TRAVELS through Die n Z
o,' psrtsofG Britain, ireland aud Cam 4;
a complete Map of the State Of ONO ia -
irom actual survey by H1tgh g Bo4gs, 90
y in "I tLa 70 Pens 1g',elling owning proper
MONTE on rollers, or,p -portable form s's6 my
- "A Military AID Unprecedented A,i.s,rt,
'1 ~ ra r~I e hrsh Possessions and Flsri5p
SS'n'prehendnS gcosrq edsoIesC ioon,;e. .T2,1'e''
POpuiauO NJ. ''''ueSs owls
~ q. ~ p. dave aieo receioce
Duunapsft.. -'''-'. of LoWs
NO. Maoi' o. WEaIrn, Iy The sche 90 W,,t..,.
~ in.si, Z, ~ NE auttor sfsNfCo a..nl
author ct Wsyeny 'Oh'' - ~ us
,'.. - g' q 'l,'"rgi Fare, sv''zsrs D. s6So,
"', 80 81 = gum, orR fecad, Fl T. ''e'-
tVc'y man his ,vn .u,e DO a.
tiLo aHfs OF rirs'5uv. q Po.F
A0s II -----a5 Iw&wf = -ie@s
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DANIEL LEWIS.

September 9. ------2tp -" 10
u. . IL IS probable lanes NAV sf,e,ort
Kichmond Or tc'7w, where nc nv rsi.eJF ~ 80 20
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must add, that they are the most servile be-
ngs on earth"

The gentleman 10 7vton, the letter zvas
addressed has been IN Itgiers.
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Kart. Cour'
ANRCDOTE.

n anase long past, the little republic
n i'adua had dispute with the Pope OF
Rome. u ho Insisted upon exercising oyet
j a temporal as we'll as spiritual authority
lie dispute growing very hot, the pope
Illuminated lis threats against, any OF tie
citizens that should take part with the
senate Of ;'2.!&a; s the Senate too
threatened with the punishment OF
ieath any subjects OF the republic that
should take size with the pope. During
tois dileua, in officer of the senate ask
ed priest oi i'addua. whether he prefer
res! 70 be Hanged for obeying the pope
Of being communicated for obeyi'.g the
Sc ateP 10 this the priest replie,i--
NAT for his part, he had rather he a.
c, osnueica,sa tAsrty gears, tilaa be hang
ID Il quarter q al Aoar."
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In1ependent f-rgschI egisIofors.

The tervnr ofthe London editors leads
them into an impolitic 4 sunjust proceed
ing as to tie members otthe New-Erench
Legislature. Those who arpear to be
opposed to Bonapsrte. are represented
as Iacpbins. In exposition to what they
consider tyranpieai. or as tending 10 ~
ranDy, those Members advocate liberty
and equality Of risffs--out CHS is no
proof that they are cliagchists7-it is pre-
sumptive evidence that they are men ct
good principles. They. want that eouaii-
ty of rights which exist in the Eritisf
House of Commons-Ihey want those
p.erogatives-they warf that the Execu-
tive in France shnaEd nnt dare to On what
the Executive in England would not dare
to do.-PutLadiUm.
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F,.oTn TIRE 4 vamiRer.


The people o. these Ell 3htened {,
States are indeed csJ9ted IA aA3st !nal-
crous maaaer, by toe IS a1$.g- ig'sf .asrs'
# Administrations. Hansiy word a :
you get out ol t..en ~ ue!ence q that
a administration, no. Of Tie de1to &nd lax
e. under wilioh ii Is oNn cor country
rroaas. 6ut hnsiaad and Europe, an,
the lesit;inates, t,leee are toples uyO"
vAicl tneY uescaAt most Lllntt1Vely.
Aud having established taat bstls ,oe0fae
Is stultus III, thAt the rfncs scent Is
no better than he shoatd De; that ferui-
:land is bisot; A.eAander, bear an''
,;onaparte. au aaeei 1t follows, most %
r::caIly and incoAteslbty, that the EN-
.,aruo was mast sublime ehJrt CT pinl0-
,ouIic wi.,!on-that the war was d. e4-
,edient as it was necessary, and the late
treaty Of peace the most Dlil!lant uarsaln
il All tie annals OF dlpiohiacy-that tle
:. p,,tiop.t uebG is q IluitJita! UteSsIAs.. -
that heavy and never ending taxation l.
A most sublime improvement oi Tie '.ai.-
piness OF society .ld hna'D, tnat Jas.
h,adison aAu JaGnes -s4oATue ale Inc o0iyy
fit candidates, among al tie sseat h.e"
lin me Il. States, ior 3'aNissi4S--lor tae
presidency
of Dialogue. :.
i.nr- 90 think, upon The whole, ii
was wrong to go to nar "hen We oAu'
,ypma. osq:e. Lpt reject what al oio
dotard tue emperor OF Austria n,us'
be.
pvpe. That's very true, But why was
neace made without providing iof s"'loi
rights : The british toOA Gaze Q. lAel'
Indians in the treaty Why vas hot some
thin" done III it Ton our ssitosS
lem. lou may rely upon 1t, there is
not more cruel, cor'ult and iaithieeS
lguyegnineht ON earth, than Tue hil'lsiI'-
AUD Tire prlnce 1.esent IS the prii'ce o'
oeyits-and tne vety rafty are all aeVol'
Ell To E,ui you nay defena 'Poh IT,
/ LIME. W eli. that tei, oaa iliaee"-
but wieA do you tiuh taAes "iii s'ot
ANU tie pnDlc deut w PAD :
! BEN. 4sy dear lrieiu! ho" my hea'
Ibleeds for tie boor Leorle OF hnoia"d
lney have 50 much uept a'.u s"ci I'd g
l.tIs me.i We have KEPT tie zones out Al
lhIs County.
Uula. ~ is. Did you ever hear wiz
Istai tea iirst, ana WHO ram tile a.'s'es' a.
nladensDurg, Aianison Oh Moifoe
.,pn. mere as lever greater gen.
hn the worlu thaH nohapa'tc. GU sud.
soon see how lie Will thrash that lfieiI
,rassadoela, " ellington. n
| Eaag. " ell, nope ne may. bnt 10"
Hong az you think tie standing army y
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New Public atoms
AND OTHER
Y.sYl U A Is Il X 30 @ X S,
AND OTHER

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY THE
SUBSCRIBERS,
An essay On the character and prsct!,
cal writings of Saint Paul, by Hannah
More.
Tie Velvet Cushion, By a clergyman.
Early Lessons, BY Maria Edgeworth.
Q vols.
Tie Annals Of the Poor, containing
the Dairyman's Daug tter, the Negro Ser.
van;, and yourg Ccttaser.
smiths Primitive tsalmody.
The Family instruction.
IRE New Manual of Eevotions.
The Seminal Deyotlons of Rachel Ba-
ker.
kersev's Treatise on tie fundamental
Doctrines sf Christianity.
Bishop Porteus's Sermons and Lee.
tn'es.
kollcck's, Halls, EIair's, Watts;s,
and Village Sermons.
Bishop Whites Lectures on tie Church
Catechism.
The Second Advent, or coming Of the
Messiah in Glory. New.
Miners (hurch History. vols.
scott's Theological Works. S vols.
mcknight on tie Epistles, vols.
Gwen or the Hebrews. vols.
Mcleod On the Revelations. A new
Work.
Eo!!ins' Ancient History. Octave and
POrter's Journal of his Cruise.
Wallace OF the Globes. New.
The Artists Manual. vols.
With many others equally good.
Stationary articles.
Foolscap and Letter Ia er Of the best
uaIity at different prices; Folio Post,
DIotting Paper, British and American
2ocket Books, Pen Knives, Pewter,
Glass, Egyptian and Pocket lnkstandss
>eaIing Wax and Waters, States AND
Pencils, Drawing Books and Drawing
aper. Black Lead Pencils. British and
American Ink Powder, Silver Pence,
Cases. Sand aud Pounce Boxes, very
best Dutch Quilts, Blank Books o, every
ind, and Copy and Cypherlng Books,
made of the best pa!er.
J.. e ENNEDY & SON,
I'll. es co6t
''h o'
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Public sale.

ON Tuesday next the 9Th inst. will be
sold (vit,out reseive) at the Auction
Store OF the subscllb her OH liberal ere.
dit,
9 bales sup. fine and Sc
cond bread Clvths q Cass.mprps.
2. c.. lMwsteljer.
August S
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Sale by Auction.

On TUESDAY next, the 9Th instant.
will lie said, at the Auction Store OF
the subscriber,
Cambria, .jaconct leno, null
null aud book n.usIhs; Jaconet ana boon
muslin handkeschlets Britannias; rat
tinets; caIicoes; Narseilies ,vestinss
Madras handkerchiets /; platilias; Iris.
linens; cotton hosiery, etc. etc.
ALSO,
A few cases wclnens' and misses Eic
and Morocco shoes; meas & boys boots,
etc. etc.
p. G.. .Marstc!tsr.
August 4.
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" anted to Hire,
a C0IOREH UODfs4T,

rom 20 to so years of age, who has
zen accustomed to the care o! Children.
TO one who may be recommended tor
,eatpess. carefulness and good characters
.iberal wages will be given.
Apply to the PRINTER
July %. '''"'
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From tie Georgia J3urnGI O. July 10

y u
TIE following IS the reply of Jaen Jose
'de Estradt. G5veqn4r offast Florida, to
the communication lately made bY the
Executive OF this state, respecting the
,condlct of Col. NicoIis, N attempting to
Istir III the Creek indians to hostility "a
,sainst the United States.
St. .7ugustins, 18Th yane. 1915.
Ikad the loaae yesterday Of receiving
your ExcellencY's letter Of the fist iast.
directed to my pre.iecessor,s inclo,iug a
COPY Of Col. Nicoll's letter, which de-
ve!opes British Interference in matters
that of right are the exclusive concern OF
my sovereign and tse United States.
Although my predecessor bad given
notice ssnc tine since to the Captain
General Of CUBA now repeat it, IL
f,rnlnr Nm that Col. N.cJils re maine IA
the British camp on tie Appa!acmcoIa
with the indians taat have been lll'nlca.
. the United otates, exercising over them
an assumed sspe iate.tssncy,ss he shows
5y his Ierter t0col. na@kins, Age { OF
the Crees indials..--l AN sure MS exec
iency viii take tue INSIST PROMPT add ne
ces5ary measafes to SOP such coatjact y
oi tie re,s,t ynu Shall be day advised.
y Cav. AsaaerLas. s no ias lecelsed
80 .ne appoiutmel4tin the Stand ot uba.
EJttors.
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REMOVAL.

|TENTfE Subscribers have remover 70
the new brick Stsre, on the vhaFi,
next door south Of Messrs. lawrasoh anu
Fowle's, where they offer for Sale
N.w-Orleans and Muscoyado Sugar, n
hossheads tierces and bbls.
Shad, nett and gross Herrings,
Liverpool fine and Lisbon at,
And few bales OF nice retailing Cot
-four selected for family use
Sand Lindsay & Co
l~- The business in future will De
conducted under tie f m of Lindsay aNS
ELL. who wish to purchase VI heat. ssys
md Corn and would receive a few hun-
lred bbIs. flour, or any otter property on
storage. The House is spacious, air, ahc
-emote from fire.
SAMUEL LINDSAY.
LAWRENCE HILL.
Aujust4. 81.
$4,000 lbs. Prime { oaGec,
FOR SALE BY
Dauid and J. Ross,
Corner Prince & Cliion streets
August a.
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Cantain Peterson, who left Gottenbure
in the beginning ofJune, informs thatthere
we're 30 Swedish troopsin motion to join
the Allies against France.
EostoR D. I'D.
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.asss 3 : 8. ~ ne 6cers who Keep
Escsps Considered prison
ttsao''ls' IN NH be Conducted to
s. ' s ksy Of Dorsten, Munster
'''@ MILAN, May SO.
| s,on Rome state, that Card : I'd,
Ieitsfs s, ' snd ! great number Of Pre-,
i iiaa'y a a,scafss have been confined
is M sl. H. e Saint Angelo. They al
Ne es aas-t ll,e Poae has struck OFF car
ss, s ,as' from the list Of Cardinals
|its. f - ,spssestrated alls The effects OF
b NJ Isrs. of prince Lacisn, Of Car
Flla rss,c5 aud Of tie princess ElIZ Z
cal rev. 80. 3 several millions and in the
s ''''1 i 4. Taurl0nia, ).
y T'ouIos, May q.
:, .,,;sst-'s f,-ieate La Dyraue had
W . Eaples 10 take from thence
! +, 80 Mere the prince jerome; anu
- s.., Fesh. She reached that port.
u t,e frisate Meipomeae tie
q J. ysesastaat and the gaiiiot Ia Blche.
:. eur SHIPS rre7arsd 20 return to
!. :, : company. The frisate Melpe-
~ I.,.f s,st SET sail, Scarcely was she
y, i iae har6or Of Males wien she fell
u. II, "A Enslis5 sr;g that hailed her
!. ~ psrpase ofhoard;n,, the frigate
]. sss,a to DO thiS. A sain Of ;he line
Inn. s howell SIGHT the.invitation to go
,,'I hand WIS repeated. The frigate
|, I agaia refgsed, a shot was fred to
s Inc ber 10. The brave Cant. Col.
/ h ,,nmaader of the Melponene, en-
VA 4 ga UNEQUAL Combat. After a
4, rs,i.tsnces the hieipoaene being
iss,sted, aadhaving SO killed, and &c
yr,,isd, was Cbl;gedto surrender.
T5p srsDgements Cor departure were
.s,ased. Madame Mere end prince
,r,1s wea, b. land to csleta where
A. .absrkei in4he Era le, Inconstaat
I'd La Ricse.-- Eese three ships are
ns IN the ha-soE OF Toulon.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, kueusr 4.

MARRIED, on Tuesday 1st instant, by
the Rev. Er. Muir, Mr.. WilFiam R.
Self of Baltimore, to Miss Mary ID.
Ha1per Of this tewn.
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An sSlstant " anted.
IA E wish to engage person accus
w toned to the Grocer bushes.
and wonld prefer one who writes vel.
and understands acseurts-ArI lica'
tons by letter I'LL rot sc. attended TO.
.Nandeoii.e G Larmour.
August .
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On a time during the American wa Gas
the story once VENT Gen. Charles Lee
was at public house III Albany. in COM
nsny With an old officer who was native
Of Scotland. .Atrer drinking together
pretty freely. Lee observed to his com
panion. :. have one fault, which hope.
Sir, you will forgive" Wat is it -
asked the other" Why to be plain."
said Lee. it is exactly this. When !
an mellow with wine, | an very apt to
abIse ScIts,nan." Is too have one
fault ,!ied the Scotsman, land if you
vii! foryive mine, will forgive yours.
$ And hats your fault ''retorted Lee.
. It's, Sir, exactly this. When hear
anv p,sn abusing Scotland or the scotc
nation. / an very apt to lay my cane
over his head"
Hart. Cour
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Picked Oysters

VEsHE SUBSCRIBER will in future
4 during tie Season, be supplied With
licked Oysters
OF the best quality, which be will sNr.
nish either by tie keg or smaller quahtiy
ty at the Bath House.
Ihos Shields
August 9 Ct,
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like to be kent up ? You know we didn't

like to be kept up You know we qldn,
Use to like standing armies IN tire Q
.eace,'' no more than we did debts, aait
taxes, and nayies.
Dem. There is no doubt that the PEG
pie of France are all, to a man, uoltee
| IN favorlof Bonaparte, let the torres say
Mat they will about it. =,
Dupe. Do you think there is any ike.
hood that the Virginians will ever let
rs have president here at the north
ward /?
Dem e It is the march'of nind-the
liberty Of the human intellect-the en-
REIMBURSEMENT Of the body and soul from
the thraldom of tyrants, that interests
CTR feelings and our passions. These IL.
tied dignitaries-these royal or imperial
mockeries, who fret aud stride an hour
in ali the pomp and pagealMty which cor
ruption buys; and who
:. Dressed in little brief authority,
Play such strange tricks before the lace
Of Heaven,
AS make EN- angels weep.
are contemrtibie objectsef consideration
its tlieliberation OF their subjects from
ignorance. barbarity, and superstition.
and all the vices and all the woes that
tl,ey engender, which is foremost at on
heart. And We anxiously sigh for that
lour when the encircling chain of cor
runtio-3., which by its magic influence
!, fetters the human will" and Wi'ic'
nav be traced 10 the overwhelming and
mammoth debt OF England, shall be rent
in twain: at that hour shall the world
know peace, and the nlind Of man be e.
,nancipated TO reinotest regions"
E,tpe. We'll. declare. | don't know
oGf the Rel ubllcars have the right side
Of the question, after ali. Your argu-
.nents have been very convincing.
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Public sale.

PURSUANT to Deed Of Truss
from George H. Chapman &c
the subscriber, will be sold on the % L
day Of the present month for cash to the
highest bidder the one undivided tnoiety
of tract of LAND lying near the era
yelled road leading from the Potomac
bridge to Lee ,borg, and adjoining the
lands of George w. P. Gusts, or so
much Of the said tract as may be sufh.
cient to pay and satisfy debt due from
the said George Fl Chapman to a Ger
tsin Joseph Smith, in the said deed mem
toned. This land is in part we'll ti,S
befed and lies within two miles Of the
Georgetown Ferry Tke Sale will take
place at IL O'clock, at M'Murray's Ia
yern, Sebastian Sprins, at the in,ersec.
ton Of the new ROAD leading from Poto
mac Bridge to Leesburg, and the old
Georgetown road.
Alexander Hunter
Trustee.
January 10 d2w
~ The Sale Of the above hrohert,
is POSTPONED 10 Me 24fh day Of Fsdrua
ry nert.
J,fuarv -.
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I. Moore, Reg.

THIS is to give notice, that the Sub
scribcr of Alexandria County, in tho
Distrie OF Culsmbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, let
lers Parliamentary on the personal IS
tate OF Geo Chapman, late of the county
aforesaid, deceased-all persons having
claims against the said decedent, ere
hereby warned to exhibitthe sase with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
and passed by the Orphans Court, 70
the subscriber, on or before the 18th Gf
Aug. next, ar,hey may by law be ex-
cIudcd from all benefit to said estate.
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
Feb. 1915.
Amelia Chapman. !,
Ex'rx of Geo. Chapman decd.
Feb Is 4w
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District Of Columbia Ito mi :
County ilsra.dria'
NV. f'xxM, fstA

George epklIth,s a 'lla 81 - ~
/ = .cn- Ccmis 'nsnf.
Aa aIssr
svaltar Sakcr and Masdalsn his vile
Iokp Hamilton, Thomas Hsmltsef''
.sbiaa iIsaaiItoas Elizabeth HsniileIA',
Francis Han,iltou, William 4. Cla-
5 s,t Ex'or Of Gsven HaMiiten and
+ ho,r 8 swarm y fxndnnfs.
IN CliANCEky
The defendants Waiter Batter ard
MagdaIea bis uifa. John Iisrnilteoia
saai,s IIamiltea, Flizahsth Haiailton
rrancis Han,ilson. and VIM, < Cla-
rest, Ex'er Of GAVIN Hamlltens rot
ksviiny entered thair appearance and
giscn security according to the statute
and The rrIes o.. thu Csart, and II ap.
peatiag to the satisfaction sfthe Cssri
spoa -Aidasit, that they ars not isha-
bitautx of this !tistrict:-OH mt,sloa
a tic said complainant BY his counsel
il is ordered that they do appear ksIs
on The firss day Of April Term nsxs,
enter their appearance to this SUIT nc
give security for performing the de.
crses OF the Court, and that the other
defendant Thsaaas SWAIN do not psy
.swsy. convey or secretcthc debts ~
him owing 10 or the estate or Effects
in his hands, belonging to the ssid sb-
sent defendants. Hntllfthe furFher order
OF decree OF this Court and that CO.
pr cfthis order be forthwith published
:oi I'VE months snccersivelv IN one Ct
the public newspapers published in this
County, ard that another cepy be post
ed ii the frant door efthe Court.hcusc
Of tbs sal County.
a Copy-Test.
6. Denaclc, 6. c.
/ rsbrserY II law M
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-23
Public Sale.

TT WILL SELL at Public Sale 70,
Cash at my residence in Fairfax
County, on Saturday the 25th instant
my Stock of Horses and Cattle, among
which are some good Mich Coos, with
young Calves, some valuable Sheep ny
farming utensils, ard some Household
aud Kitchen. Furniture
William Violet.
February 70. St.