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CAPTURE OF TEE SYREN.
LONDON, Nov. 81.

admiralty office, Nop. -.
Copy of letter from Captain Brine.
of his Majesty's ship Midway,
addressed to Vice Admiral Tyler.
and transmitted by that officer, to
John Wilson Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's ship Mcdray,
at sea, July i2.
SIR have the honor to aequaint
you, that ,eruizing in the execution
Of your orders, this day at 7 4.
NJ. fell in with and captured. after
a chase ofeIeven hours, nearly on a
wind, the United States brig Of war
syren, commanded by Lieut.. N. j.
Nicholson, who succeeded to the
command by the death of her captain
(Farker) at sea. The Syren is
pierced for Is guns. had 16 mounted,
viz. Q 42 and i2 24 ponnders. carso-
nades, with two loog 9 FOUNDERS, and
had a complement Of 49, men; all
her guns, beats, anchors, cables, anu
spars, were thrown overheard during
the pursuit. The Sysen had receis-
ed "A most complete repair previous
her sailing, and is newly eoppered.
| have, DC. AUG. BRINE.
Vice Admiral Tyler,
CoiAmander In Chief, sc. &c.
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Horace Field,

Has for safe, at his &oR Manufacfory ~
Union street,
Nails, Brads aud Sprigs Of every de-
scrlption (wreught and eu:) b. wholesals
and retail !; . qasaii,y Ct ladders and
trunk makers Tack, of a very Superior
quality trace and halter chaias a, s,
6, and z, inch spikes, hseks ard hinges,
and turn buttons end sunbsr Of other
articles in the building line, which vill
DC sold on reasonable terms.
Ceuatry merchants ana otkors may 30
supplied on the shortest notice, & every
favor gratefully acknowledged.
March so st
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FELLow CIr,aaxs

oe - has been The pleasure ofsome
y 5ou 10 announce ue 10 the good
~, r.eY'e o. Fairfax county as one of
- :. % '"f @hom a nile will be- open,
;. - = 'ar next election FOR delegates
70 ICE general as.ea.bly.
,,'' was a"iitieg that this thing
81, 80 nave Been t.orc--the sore az
a'e'ions,a i.leh ,s.e dearest mar, Of
-, '@a''.' has been subject for the
iros. we've weeks. had excluded
n,a; ~" ~; mind oil considerations OF a
~, '''esi cast, Icannoi haweyer per
sa,, nsseii'e beb?onghtin hi, man
en- 'e'ere ,he public, Mitbcu, 70.
!, esi'nii, submitting to them some
y e0i''ieai shoussts and priaei-
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some Of the beautiful sayings Of Mr.:
Goblet while IN the United States. He
Is now very fond Of the same democrats
he used then to reviles and they, not to
he outdone, are equally iond OF him !!
Notoriously proaigate as are the prins
ciples ofths man iHpadent, nalicisus
and sbominabIe his alterations from
truth, weekly and daily do the demo
cratic editors stuff thcir columns with
his wri'ings: This I should not blame
them for if it were done FOR the mere
qualification Of their readers, accempa
MED with the proper cautions against
believing him. Goblet is an amusing
.theagb an abandoned writer. But they
suffer all his faisities to pass without
contradiction !; nay, they even coante.
nance and encourage belief in them.
One ofthese shall notice. CoHpar-
ing Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Pickering, he
says 7" Mr.. Adams sought only the
good of his country Mr.. Pickering,
his own advancement and private emo
iument." Now Goblet and his friends
know this to be palpably untrue. Mr.
Adams has enriched himself by his va
rious Offices. whereas Mr. Pickering has
been Impoverished in his public career
an1 the first is as nctoriously ostcnta-
tious and proud, as the second is plain
and frugal.
RALEIGH Hdinerya.
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Williams Vile, March 7.

intercourse with Canada has been
opened /; several persons have cross
ed the lake on the ice with goods.
Death Of Farmers Brother. Prin-
cipal Chief and Warrior Of the sia
Nations of indians. This patriot
and highly distinguished Chief and
Warrior OF the Six Nations Of In
dams died at the Seneca Village near
Buffalo, on Thursday, at the adj
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Consulate Of Holland.

District OF Columbia.
TNHE undersigned, will furnish such
z Certificates a. are necessary for
vessels bound fron, this district to Hol-
land * its dependencies; as well as to
those bound TO any of the ports of Swe-
den, Denmark and Russi
j. SWIFT.
March 80 ct
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March 80,
Five Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the Subscriber a.
bout the middle of last week, Ne
gre Boy named
yHARK ANTHON'Y,
Well known by the name Of JONAH
He is about | years OF see, aod is noa
lurking about the Town. | will give
the ab We reward to any persoa who
will bring him to me, or give .nlorma-
ton where he is. All persons are tore.
warned harboring said Boy at their Pc
il.
HORACE FIELD.
Msrch so. st
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From apriyate letter We learn that
the price OF cotton in France was a
bout equal to forty cents per poaad.
Another letter states. that ,eottoa.
short staple, sold at 195 franks per
400 lbs. Il long staple at 297 franks
per 100 lbs. On the 26th January at
.Tantz.
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Public Sale.

3 Y virtue of decree of The United
STATES Circuit Court of the District OF
Columbia. for the County OF Aiexan.
dria. on Saturday ths2s.h of APRIL
next. at o'clock VII De said On
the premises. all the REAL Estate
OF Mr.. Ma haaiei c. Auntsr, deoeasS
cd, consisting OF
Sundry Lots of GROUND,
On Fairfax Duke and Royal Streets,
II L S o,
A GROUND RENT Of $50 Dollar.
per amman on the Lot and House on
Failf,x street., now occupieea, aewel-
ling BY Charles S:ade Sold subject
to Mrs. Hxnter's riab. Of dover.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
March 80. Is.
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Port of Alexandria.
ARRIVED

Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Nor.
folk 10 M. Miller, r. Gilman and
Master.
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POSTSCRIPT.

TIE Car Of Neptune arrived from
Albany at one o'clock. with 200 pas
sengers. General Wilkinson of the
army, and Captain Jones of the ma.
Wy. are among the number. 70.
We have. for the amusement of our
readers, quoted from northern paper,
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vanced age Gas is stated, Of ninety
six years.) He retained his mental
and corporal faculties till within q
few days of his death.
In u future paper we intend 10 give
a biographical sketch of his charac,
ter. He was Inferred at Buffalo,
on Friday last, with the honors OF
war.
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To be Rented

On any terms agreed upon and immca
date possession given, the property oc.
cupied by Jesse Edelin,, decd. well
known as the W.ASHINGTON IT,
YERM, in the Village OF Piscattaway,
Prince Georges County, Md. A FUR"
tier description is unnecessary, as
those inclined TO rent will view the
property. Apply or the ,premisesto
FRANCES EDELEN.
Piscatawav, March law3ws
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M.rch so.
dissolution of i artnerShlp.

THE partnership heretofore subsist-
ing between Reed and Bowie, Painters,
vas dissolved on the Esd instant by mu-
tual consent: All persons having claims
against the firm. will please bring in
atheir bills for settlement (; and those IN
debted thereto will please make pay
ment to either of the subscribers. The
business IN future will be carried on at
the same place by r. S. Bowie, who
still remains soicitous of bis former
customers and the public at large.
Thomas Reed.
Reuben S. B0zcie.
March 80. Ct
| want to hire or purchase a
NEGRO Man who can be well
recommended.
GEORGE COLEMAN.
March S.
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II must ne satisfactory to every
American, TO iind we have declared
war against the .i'gerines, who want
ed ehast;semeHt.
They iHsulted the nation in the
rerson Of our Consul: robbed US of
our property : & enslaved orr conn
trymen who they now hold 10 CHAINS.
IL was time TO :. correct the proce-
dnre."
Charles j. Fox in speaking Of
them in the British parliament said.
they were !" nation OF people who
profess theaseiyesto he rogHes and
rascals. and live by plundsring the
honest part oe.nsankind."
Our coed friends the Dutch. with
Q spirit werthy OF themselves. dis
daining TO pay trihase have sent ort
s2aisst shem six noble trigates, with
an aSle commander. who will no
aauIit 90 his daiy; and it is sincere
], TO be hoped that the best under
standing viii exist between bin and
toe commander OF orr squadron.
AMgRIcANUs.
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Maria. alias Sally Trout,

hight oil 18th instant. She IS small
dark mu,aus 81 light celored nssrs
woman about - 10 - years old With
prominent eyes and rather pert in keF
behavior, pretty we'll dressed aud genes
rally appear. rest. and generally wesrs
a Eandksrchef tied round her head in
the manner OF the French colorsd girls
TEis girl is supposed TO be tree, but
in o, der to establish suck freedom, vas
permitted by the claimant to tscty in my
possession She says her, relations by
tae name Of p,eut ere freq coisred peo-
pie and live near Annapolis it is sup-
posed she is however eitaer in alexan-
aria OF Washington.
As ths girl may not be entitled to her
freedom on fnli trial, it will be r,y de.
ty in that caseto return her to the esn.
CT. / will therefore give reward OF
Ten Dollars, to have her taken and coH-
fined Sc tina. I get her sgaIn.
". ELLIC0TT.
Occoqaan, Virginia,
Msrch as tt
sr The Editors Of the Federal Re-
psp.icsn and National Lntel!igencef. arc
requested to publish the above adver~
tisement three times, and send their &C"
counts to this Office.
Eetract Of IN act effhe Corporation Of
.dieaaadria, for the mgnlshmens
Of Fire.
Sec. Z. If any person who shall be pref
sent al any f'e, shall neglect or refuse
TO obey the order OF direction of any ole
hcer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company auw established, or which may
be- hereafter established, knowing him
to be an officer, such person shall tor.
f.it and pay the sum OF Ave dollars 49,
Provided the name Of such officer shalt
nave been frs, published in one Ct the
public papers.
At Stated Qsarterly Meeting OF the
Sfor Fire CsShany, held the Cd Sa"
turttay in March, 1915, the felloaifg
Gentlemea were chUsea C6lcsfs ief
one year -
President,
John Jsnney.
Treasurer,
Thomas V. Huck.
Commanders,
Jehp Muncaster, lst,
A, C.Cszenove, I'd,
VIM. Vei,eh, Sd.
Regulators,
Jerome Plunmer,
Wm Baftleman,
Peter Saunders,
Elisha Tsibert,
John Ross,
John B Patton.
Proherty Msn,
Jos. MIburn,
VIM. Gillian,
Andrew Fleming,
Thos. Sbrcve,
Daniel Mepnerson,
Andrew Scho.Ge!d:
JOS. COMING, ClerR,,
March 80 Ct.
fyHT{kNl GIN
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Boston ID. I'D.

Montreal papers Of Saturday reach
ed US yesterday. They continue to
abuse Che Peace and have carried
their license SO far, that prosecu-
lions have commenced against the
Herald. General BRISBANE. x the
Marquis Of 1weeaale Intend making
a visit to the U. States. The ac-
counts Of the recall Of Sir George
Provost are cDnlrasiicted.
Boston Centinel.
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Public Sale.

ON Saturday next at halFp past 8 o'clock,
will be soId a. Huttets ship Yard,
The Hull OF the Ship AL
pbs, burthen $50 tons and long boat
suitable for running 81 Fish.
p. G.. INARSI,ELLER.
March s.:
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.Ness Hampsllirc Election.

.Ne1s HeMpslIirc Electi0a.
We have received returns OF votes
for governor from f20 towns in New
Hampshire ia which the federal re-
publican gain is 20. Governor Gil
MANS plurality last year over Mr..
PLUMMER was 6b7. OF course lis.
reelection is considered as certain -
There are SO towns TO be heard
from. The House Of Reprepresen.
tatives will have larger federal
majority than last year.
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lust RECEIVED;
Is BalesN(rst quality Retailing COT.
TON,
30 Barrels BEEF,
md ON Hand,
Mould and Dlpt CANDLES.
E. Gilman,
March 80. dstlawtf.
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T The YOUNG GENTLEMEN at
tending the Alexandria Academy,
viii be examined to morrow at ele-
Ven o'clock, a. NJ. The Parents and
others are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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A friend has shewn us a letter
from an officer Of the navy. dated at
Whitehall, March 10, in which it is
stated that orders have been received
to transfer all the men there. except
30, to the ~, at Charlestown, and
that they wait ouly for funds to put
themselves ia m0tioa.
BOSTON u. I'D.
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ALEXANDRIA,
THURSDAY, MARca 80.


rhe Herald. OF yesterday, in no.
,;s;ng the nomination BY The federal
;sts of IT. FL. Foote g ". Fl. Fits
high, Esguircs, As candidates tore
present the county of Fairfax 10 the
legislature Of Virginia. --has uttered
Q paipable falshooa, in saying that
the !. Gazette stated they would not
20 up ON the beneh.' Westated no
each ihiag.-We said that = We were
n.s authorised to say that they
wouli so on the bench as canii-
aaies;' but we now say that we
hope and believe that they will
and from Information we have re-
eeivsd, are sanguine in the opinion,
that the /" bench candidates" Mes
sisurs Huater and Waugh. will have
leave to come down with a flea in
their ears.
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We have been politely furnished
with The following List of Import
and Export Duties 10 Holland.
Iwhost Erforf
Cotton per loo 10 l6 CTS 80 cts
Flour per 100 10 40 CTS free
Tobacco ad salorun . p ct 5p CT
Besides the above duty the North
American Tobacco pays about one del
lar per bogshead Of la0e lbs. and Sc
ears shout 8 cents per 10.
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your country under the banners Of France {;
and, because | am Frenchman, feel my
sell honored by the commission. Brave inha-
otahts' arm yourselves then for a uioneut-
anu pant the white tag, the symbol of a spot
less government.-Magistrat and warriors.
come as free and loyal men to fill the vacqnt
places-i' he best Of kings will protect y,n-
aust, and at the same time firm govern
ment Will protect you. The strength OF the
ministry is the pledge OF the security of the
state, as the goodness of the King is the
pledge or the peoples happiness The head
quarters are at Lorrach, near BAsle.
(o'gnrd Count RocEFroucAULD,
commissioner extraordinary, charged with
the general recruiting of the Royal Army
of the East.
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FOREIGN.
INTEREsTING PROCLAMATION.
Rualc. Lnalc 9

INTERESTING PROCLAMATION
Basic, Jlnc 81.
The following is the proclamation pub
lished III the name of his majesty Louis XVIII
by his maJesty's commissioner the count de la
Rochefoacauld---
Inhabitants Of tie Eastern DEPARTMENTS,
Soldiers and Public officers,
a man who for fourteen years was des-
pot, promises you liberty; but you already
see that this 10 but new means to incite you
to war. 1t is his desire that France should
contend with all Europe. he knows that
the contest IS impossible vet under the name
OF recruiting, he levies ne " conscriptioIIs, and
calls out the national guards and the fedora
tons. 1t he is not immediately able to arm
them, he yet excites them to light aud after
he has exhausted the whole youth of our coun-
try, III Unjust and useless wars, he desires
now TO have our fathers of families murdered
BY the immense hosts that are advancing al
ea'Est hiln. no European nation will coz sent
t. the restoration Of his government, because
ye ali Know that ne is surrounded by a privi-
leged class who went to rsconquer tnerr do
tation, tiicir lnteL1ancies, thdir village that
these representatives., whom he assemblies
when ne is weak, viii be dispersed ty the
bayonets when he is strong and that he will
plunge our children into endless wars to
have the glory Of desolating the earth With
the welfare of our country. and tie peace e
Europe, depend upon the destruction of his
power. The army that supports him is
therefore the hostile army 1t conbats a.
gainst France. brings war into our families,
because there would be no war if this brave
army would place itself under the banners Of
Its King.
You, French warriors, do not call upon
you to desert OH the Contrary, | call uDon
you not to desert--not to tight against your
country with its only enemy. Nav, you are
deserters, and you will cease to f. so when
you return to the French armies which am
again arranging. 1t is the duty OF every CT
tlzen not TO bear arms except for the interest
OF his country-be it. therefore, now known
to you, that this King, once so desired, now
segregated; this king, who, after FIVE and
twenty years exile, himself sets limits 70 his
power rs soon as he had received It, will en-.
ter France with French army, to re-es,aS-
ian tor them, the second time, peace, liberty
and the constitution.
J semn.on you, therefore, to tile service Of
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PaN.rENriAaf, !Jt" 49,. 1915.
FOR SAFE.

4 + this place, Wagon and Cart Gear. Sc. be-
~ longing to the Conn,onweath--ip which, bar
gains may he bad ALSO. the Peniten,iary Manu-
acores--among them are wrought and cut nails, and
spikes, ssiorted-Ire CRATES, axes, hoes, chains, him
ges, looms, sautties, wsggm snd cart gear, &c. &c.
AL low, for cash barter for ma,erisls-4,s us
al continue to take in weaving, carpenters, coopers,
and biacksmth's work for customers. Country Gus
toners are invited to send orders for their Russell shoes
It expected that quantity OF coarse cloth for Ne
groes, viii DC manufactured before the winter. Seve-
raj hundre'i pounds oswoh is now wantng--part OF
which VIII be let out to be spun, at 2s per pound
The owners of powder in the Public Magazine, are
again reminded othe order OF Council, for its being
Ken out to make room for the powder and anmuniti-
on, belonging 10 the Commonwealth.
All persons having accounts viii, the Penitentiiry,
are requested TO close them before the OF October
hext. WM. CAMPBELL,
Keeper and agent.
: A light dun coloured Mare Mule. seven years old,
with small scar over the left eye, strayed weeks
lsrce, rather under middle size. a liberal reward
will be given. We.
-9upftsf % ---st
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FROM ne Lond2n Gn-ette.

D'i'Ab OFFiCb, jay %.
Hrfracf ?f a Lefter from Cahtain g7aitlyu3
u fis W. shih BcKrrofhon, 10 John M
e9r Croker, E9q. datsa in Basgue-roads,
me 14th inst.
FOR the information o. my Lords Comr,is-
S'oneis OF the Admiralty, have to acqaaint
you that the Count Las Cases and r, s,,e,si
Allimond, this day came BOARD his Mai.
tvs ship under ny command. win Drcno.
SAL Tor me to receive OH board Napoieon so-
naparte. for the purpose Of throwing himself
. 81, the generosity OF his royal highuess the p
Rcgcnt.
Conceiving myself authorized by their lord
ships secret order. have acceded 70 H..
proposal, and he IS to ernbark 90 board t5.-
ship tomorrow Ioorring.
Anas no Misunderstanding might af.se. !
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B.qGW1OL.
P,r1e. .Inlr 90

P,B1s, July %.
Yesterday Marianne, ,bc Duchess of Argoulcnc ~.
tered PARISH the Barrier of st Dennis She arr;yc,
at tlie Ihoillci les vt 8 O'Clock
.bO1'aie'T, brother d tie hing the Duke Of Eerr;
and adciashmen; ofGis psrsan Nati,nai Guard mr..
ced % During IRE whole route, the s;~ rtsouni,a
With Tie erics o." Jong lire .Hadts7s II b,g,Is,,e
follg GTc ne Boiir6o,iso ''
Ienefal Boron Monhnrt, Chief Of the staff Of The
army OF obsergation Of jug stri,c,l here ves,erl,,
nsoi1! z, bringing with im the entire and upres.,,
~ SOD n'sgcn o illa army to tie Drler Of Tie king
are informed tbet Prince Biueherlelt Paris for
his iegd-1u w
" c afe assured that Close PubEs Offers Who were
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Defiartnstt oftAe Maine and Loir E.
fingers, Jufy IS, 1915.

- UHDbIt Ut TIE BAT.
The French army has joined tie King. France still
expect assistance ttom lis defenders Let all s,is,es
tonS'a dh'ereaces OF opinion the interests Of
the country should unite all parties The same s,t
rn"'ts Should animate all hearts The King promises
tolcst the army consistent with its honor the pro-
Ini'es OF This god Prince will not b. in vain and az
sure ta oar devotion will realize what he expects
Of you, sor the honor and glory of France The
troops - toe Garrison and the National Guard will IN
sianty hoist aie white cockado which henceforth viii
be the rail rg rOint Of all Frencinen and nbol If
t'e scere anu hs@iy union which is To- reign amongst
them nc 'llcs oieorps are reSpersible for the ey.
ecutf0r 81 Tho present order
A9plan' -''ssrral cclnrnanlins the department Of
the Name and Lure.
nm AcJnT
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VOL. fs NO. Sc.

Die with the gre object If the alliance { he
sovereisns, the stability of the peacc and tran.
qaiaty OF Europe, * has directed me to make
known to y'u. ;aat. his intention is that or
lord hps should give orders that AL hoss,li,ies
against Che co.'s! OF, France Cease Immediate y .
ana Snat MS VI jesty's vessels suffer all French
freely.
Coigned) BATHURST.
Inc King received this morniny the prince
OF Condo and Madame the Duchess OF Bour.
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LOTOE GROUND,
GL.aSS, CHLN:a. AND
G. RIO C. K FRY w A Fl

YENFE SUBSCRIBERS are opening (next doos to
h the Post-Ofice,) handsome assortment o.
GL.9S.S, CHINA, q CRC CREle-- U.fHE, III. ::
Cut and plai'. glass pitchers, bowls decante.s & tun
bers vine, champagne and jelly glasses SAVERS pas
sage lamps. sc. elegant desert, aud dinner sets,
Canton & English China, chimney piece ornaments,
Liverpool printed Ware in sets, pitchers, wash basins
tnd Eures. edge and cream cooused dishes, plates,
BIC. sc.
Also
a few dozen bottles superior Maleiia, Port sad
Clsret Wines, and one qusrter ca5i Old Jamaica
Rum.
CAETERR. DREW, Co
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THE SUBSCRIBER

EHAVING removed to Richmond viii practice.
RE Law in the Superior anil inferior Courts of the
CITY. He will also continue TO attend the Chsnce-y
District Court OF fredericksburg. Ills Once is oyei.
Mr. i)crsheimers, on the mar, street.
Aug. Ig-G RIc't YIN y. PARKER