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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-09

The Pittsburgh Republican states
that the enemy had lately ohstrusted
the road through i.aerdis woods, AID
erected small battery AT 0aieten.
1t also notices rumauT, that they
are moving some ie'achinenfe to the
westwartl--:hat they are iortitying
CORNWALL and tbat they are building
frigates on Lake Champ!ain.
Alta late session Of the Court OF
Goa mon Plea. ar Plasfshurgh q YER
def Of $1,000 damages was given in
favenr Of Herman Graves against
VIM. SunPter. ii. Y. 8. Artillery
fer an assault and battery on the
said Graves while in the execution Of
bis Office Of Deputy Sheriff. 3. g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-09

The judges of the Superior Court
of the State ofGeorgia. pronounced
ia the hyperion Court of Richmond
County, by an unaHimous vote on the
18th Jaauary instant. the .1lleciasing
La7c with all its amendments, IN
CONSTITUTIONAL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-09

We I'd likewise recovered the sum Of
$1,000, 10 4 like action against Chris
,ian Wright 1t. u. s. Light bra
goons.
Raston Regert0ry
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-09

Major Gen. Jacob Brown arrived
in this city on Monday evening.
To-.
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i'ubllc : ale.
ON Friday sext al three o'clock Will
be sold at the late residence Of Gloon
Moore. decd.
Sndry articles Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
BY order O r. l. Tast.r Trnfts0
2 q. Alarstsller.
February 9
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HAS JUST r. ECEIVED

~ .J5fSa spfl.ly If FssAionabi-
KID AND MOROCCO SHOES.
9ss H. has established . CANDLE ~ X
N.Uf 4 Glory, AID will always hays
Candles for sale af the f st quaiity.
casl, giren for TALON.
s Be- q few pfoef prlnts oi ire Apo
thsosis Of WASHINGTON, neady
framed for Sale.
January 9. dst ayr:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-04
A.uGR1cAM SENTIMENTS.
cELE8aATIoN OF a GLORIOUS VICTORY *
GLORIOUS PEACE.
E6. %.
]. WINSTON,
Feb. 95.

CELEBRATION OF A GLORIOUS VICTOR s.
GLORIOUS PEACE.
The almost unnterrupted success OF our
arms during the two last campaigns---the u
inform capture of British Reets and Single
shps, and the defeat of Brush armies, by &
qull or inferior torCe-have made such large
and numerous drafts on the mirth and the
JOY, and the toast and song making powers,
for which the Old Hob are SO highly distin-
guished that something more than com
mon picfoJy appeared requisite to draw
forth the usual degree of fire from The flint.
Just such an occasion presented itself--thc "a
chlevement of the immortal JACKSON, (thc
hero OF Hickory Ground. of Iaiahooae. and OF
JGhohEtai) at ORLEANS /; in the detea OF "A
picked British armV imposed Almost entire
ly OF troops who bad boosted of their victo-
rieS over the veterans Of France, under the
most renowned and experienced commsn-
ders--such victory, gained by raw militia,
ard with loss of 8cUenteep men to TWEEN
TY SIX HUNDRED, victory uuexamBled i'm
military history could not but fill the heart
OF every American with exultation and Joy,
and MT for mrth and reioicing-such, how
ever, were the feelings Of the HOB & whiis.
max ng arrangements to give loose to them
IN proper fnanner--the news of another
Ulctory-T HAT GAINED Ar GHENT-
reached them in an ggiciaL shapc-and in
duced them to celebrate conformity two events,
the one SO glorious to the American arms
the other So honorable to our negociators a
broad--and both redoundiug to the fame of
the people of the II. States, and comforting
the greatest compliment on their pene-
tration, in conhding the destines Of the ma
ton TO rncn who knew their country's rights,
g and knowing dare maintain ITEM" instead
OF placing power in the hands of those who e
ptedilections in favor Of the ebemy---n favor
of he buccaueering Cockburn, and his Inaian
and black allies, have been found TO be so
strong as TO cause them to palliate and de-
tend enormities and denominations such IS are
almost without parallel in the history Of
the world, because those enornities were
committed by Englishmen--but this latter
party, the party that was not only nsensbe
TO, but who defended alike the scaiping ofths
| infant and he aged, and the violation of the
rnaiflcn and the IndtrOn--this cxccrabe par
~, hus descended 10 the fomb--it has failed
in it's efforts TO ruin tie country and can ne
yer succeed to rule i: the democracy have
shewn that they possess within themselves
sufficient stamina to defeat ard destroy the
armies Of the enemy, and 20 detect and crush
| the traIt0TOus efforts Of his agents, even tho
| those agents should succeed, as they lave
| succeeded. in neuualizing the wholesome por-
| ton of whole States--the democracy have
] shewn that they Can naake war, and conquer
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Which was issued from this Office ON Mon.
day morning, reached Salem, by express. m
one hour and ten minutes and with Similar
raWl';y the happy tidings were announced
az Eewburyport, Portsmouth, Wells. Ssco-
aud Portland, Of which iast place, distant
40 miles) it arrived teUre fgidnieilt; au4
WIS then announced ny the ringing q .l1,,
bells, which reused ,ae whole betlg of eli;
zens from their beds 70 scenes Of eT.tulat,on
aud testimonials Of JOY The news coft .ucd
hyIng eastward, and We have no ioubs, ere
IuS, ms reached Halifax by land.
we could h!l whSie Columns. VIII very IT,
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$50 nEWARO.
80 IIE AID.
GTOLEN out ofmy Stables on me might
~ 6e:Sveen tte 15;h AID l7fh instant,
I'P3O .SORREL HORSES.

One a ni0Te, a6ort 5 feet 3 inchss high, 6
or gears old nc-Ct SIvilg--shc mas Il SpgGH
ofaze M heTJdce, fu'7tblg on ne right 0ost71L
---t5 3octed, HANGING main and S7sucd ial
shod oil ro'i.iG, hacco, trots ami cl1se,S, goes
rather stiF, and sometimes u titIie iame IN
her 7rgi,f I,fad leg. The other a horse, abont
-3jeet i0n,e9eS high, 9 pears oid merit st1,ble
lbs 6ia<e face, one mind foot zujiife, long
main all iaV, h:s main 7Vhcre The collar
9corts, is ncGr!y gshite, zyi;.. some qvlya,'
heirs in;ern'i.rrd throughout, ,Aas u ivnlhhue
ms dack. uad Kind Of f1mh and seer on OH
ter shoulder, faces, trots and canter$ a7vliis
GrfEY, both Of them are accustomed 10 geek
.i'ly herson delivering the SAID Horses 10 mr.
IN f7a'o0er County, ueur the AIcddo7c bridge
Is, S1dtl recctOc me Gb0Ue Te7ua7a-2r ten
dollars for either cf them.
JOIN BELL. g.
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For Sale, Freight or Charter.

FEE Tie reryt .te SHIP AIBEH.N3.5, ,aa 81.
sykSrsu.tpis, a ttv days TO secesre q es,,g0, ,o.,
.AssA'S' h,pi,g az EroadsOay, .9bfona.to' rs,,er-
tnskcn 325 1895 .sns, 6ldt ia .Ne.r-lorA rsi,h DIE
Particular and dtfesiion y ia. o.r,,es IL, 6,Lna,
and arcc Tie 1rar. Has 0,y te,janned unee 1'o,<'-
seS; hcr character std,ds equi 70 ..ny SHIP a., the r.
Sfa.es. ALSO,
Ihe substantial Brinsi! GtIk brig Prince George.
burden 100 1895 Tons.
FOR SALE,
vFNIE Shin PROTECTION, bnrthen qT, tons,
e slows 5000 bhis. four, $50 hhds. tobacco s,s
Remarkably well and can he put to SEA COR a small
eNpeDse-wii BE- sold low to close between and
underwriters -4tpyto
nm BOrDE.N 3
Pefe,.sL1rg Feb o. az
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SPANISH HIDES.
10 DOLLARS REWARD-


ryyEN Dollars FOR the apprehension and delivery ia
z me OF an old negro mapped
II a Il RY,
Who purchased of L. Marquis On the 2gtl, Dec last
and who has never arrived my plantation since lie
purchase Tie IS very likely, scti,e, well made fell
iow with grey head, and was, hen saw him. very
we'll clad in Virginia cloth it is believed that he is
now lurking in about the place OF lis late resi-
dence, plantation joining Mr.. Ans'in Ta.lmsu's on
the main ChariesC City road, FIVE miles below Richmoad
Or somewhere in that neietborhood.
And Eve dollars for the apprehension and delivery
Of dke5 yotnrs man, (veiy black) by the nsrnc
" n r,
About five feet nine inches high well clothed in dark
coioured Virginia cloth, generally haci, hsnd-
kefchiet around his ncc$. He was hired last wear W
hlr. MctouI, andironl the acquaintance be formed
IN Riehmond may probably be found in or about the
town, sInonS his relations in the neighbo-hcod of
M2ior Garfhrshts Min. lie was hired by me of
Mr. Jesse Frayser, executor os Goodies estate, and
obtained pass 20 30 to Richmond about fortnight
past, since which hc has not returned.
JOHN &. MOSBY.
1ilruan's, Henrico,2
Feb. II. WfW
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THE SUBSCRIBER

STItLL SAIL in the course O. Two or three weeks
w for ENGLAND, x will be ebsent about 6 ,noatl.s.
--Aii persons having ct.'ns .a st him viii Apply tor
payment i't those Indicted nrsi settle their respeo-
tive bsL,uees immediately. NJ. loan 5e.iied vii III
tend TO his business during his absence,
THOMAS BRoCkENDROCGH
Iappahannock, March 4.
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THE EASTERN CONVENTION.

1UNE-" O,fy, tet'S a Ia the qued4i77a
o b, ict Us all 70 ne meeting,
For many fue lads will be there;
Explaining tbe wrongs oi GREAT DMTAIS,
And porti!ig diem ont to ), hair.
For BRITAIN, mast ..iSe and most hgiy,
And ot our CHEAT Gauss, the 6ni.g.!,,I
Hos been by republican (oHv,
Assaulted and stabbed in the dark.
For madison he leagued with Bonny,
The land OF our fathers to veS
SO help them must, tho uio,e az,
And done at the risk OF our neckS.
The meeting to be at Hartford,
The hand OF the pilgrims aud saints
Anita commit have appointed,
To hear ali the British com tllints
o, there will be Harrison Ofs.
Assisted by QuiHCu aud Lo4g;
And there will be Stephen LVuoER01v,
And With MIN the far farn'd u Gh!o.
And th re will be CGbst and I'reseoit.
And Dana, nd Bdries anil Bliss;
And there will be mid joseph L,qnGn.
And Biake, who is 5urnamcd Fra,lcss.
AID there will be IoslmG THonas,
So meek, aud 81 mild, and o min;
Aud SGm7tci s.. NIUE will be followed.
By one cal Cd Bireorv Tim.
And there will be Timothy Pict'ring,
iteu not from tng Congress among
Aud LOLeH the re6ei ble, ering
An last, tho not least, DEACON SrRoxo.
The meeting assembled, 80 solemn,
wit hasten TO serve out the feast;
And there viii l,c terrible scohlinp,
Among The ,slse BIso If the eassl
o, Blake lac viii open the meeting,
With wonderful spirit and fire
Hen prove tat to fight VIII, Grcat-Britaia
ssttended with troubles most dire.
" separa peace, ne niu { maxi, with
" Tie Isad Of our fathers and mothers;
Ny SINE QCA SOy ubH uusf fate, but
Tie terms leave 20 tlis ntl,ers7
Then Otis will rise al soInodes,
lp recommend lcnient mea,urcs
Whch viii call Up old Timothy Pickering,
as sharp as long pair Of scissors.
1notheus, with foInd and fury,
WIN curse JcftrsoB RI. friend .Vab6y,
Fogctting TINT fng'0HTs oF7aAbers
Are nov IN retircrne Mt most happy
DEPRESSION vii Fliow dige5siou,
And hswins aud eq'mlliuy v ~ follow;
"OpPressop Oppr sscn Oppression ="
se agen's Of [i,smH pill boio'g
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N4III CE.

& T mecting Of tie yjicn,bers Of tie StuufEng
~ Tor1mitce # ne .'fVtuat Iss,6rluce Socicfp a.
&n,si IRE OF B'HM7gs Of me Sto1s If T1ghla,
u. ~ az the Generai mice If Insurance, On Nc t5B
G,gef Fpb7iaIy, 1915
\ vlcsHc' IN tqe OEce Of Pr.Hcibal .4gc7!t orgJg
Ioc'en be7ig occIw0qcd IN NE de.al If .Ya.nf.e(
g'es"'org r'2 ~ pv9ic5H .feeR Ue Bo.sd
Heett nhrgse 7inf Pr ssnsc If lbs oss ~ ,,ec a. u
nun ~ He E2t~Hi-e pfcer gfHis Socsr.g, nndise.
~ "@ tnbstctce n rea tciny him s1fh 6gGbeIe cha
~ GER fg tagciprre he du,iys ofhgt offce-
tesolve'i, Tint This 1oc'd I'll, oli me an drV Of
-3Wch negt lroc gu 70 m ne U0c,pcg occasi0aa5v
h'e deaR Of aa snd 0mst Greegilo1r oyuI tbas CO.
N@ ht7 ffesorti0g b. tnscre ~ frr9 Or Hore ysys-
PateTs pr.afed ~ this city iD1titiai lime.
feb. 25---hfn
10Y ND--The haf oi $50 Note----oIqiy aud
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LAND EUN Sale.

SN the i6ih OF March u.xt, Of iaiy ot,ervise the
W next tair day VIII be offered for sale 10 tie bs
est bidder, before, The Dc;l-rayeln Door, IN the city s
hiehmon,, under Tie superiuicnJance of SIr Thomas
Taylor,
II TR,1CT OF L.a.N'0,
containing 223 scros, or less my an the County
o, Chesterfield, eight miles above the town OF Nan.ics
ter, and runs IN lslf mite OF James River, nb,, 90
acre, cleared, the rest, perhaps, better tnbered taa
any land between Mai,chester aud Carters,ile and
The soil Interior to acne in this part at the rouoty
well watcred by sundry never failing springs; the
greatest part OF the c.esrellan lies high Tie situation
elegant and as hcshy any ia This s,al is vs,, H.
vel with strong clay foundation; contie ts are % or
3oacreS oil swamp, exceedingly heavy numbered With
uecp rich mould, nttriorto Moreover ia. re IS t
tie uouo OF the lam containing coal as n miinhcr of
persons, acquainted with searching Tor coal * vo,kng
co'lmies, have viewed it, and, from tie greatness Il
signs, they have all given their opinion the aov, land
contains bodies of coat the Improvements no. wy
considerable its the earnest wish OF IN. subscriber
that those inclined IN purchase would come ant. take
view before the day of sale.
CHARLES CLARKE.
One halt OF the purchase will he required in
cash. when the deed is executed or likely Young male
negroes at vaiuation-te remaining halt in rpua,h.
the purchaser giving note with approved endoi-
sers.
March /. a,n
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, OR 500. 600 BUsaELs OF CoAL


t'Oit SALE, be,secn sIeo and tlree irrl0red thou
Sna Sats.eLs 81 Coi, iyln, the margin, nj .
h*vgaiSe creek, h.teen miles distant rjni R,chmond
II mag be in,e'ate'y transported to the BASIN
eNpese ot iasic GERS pcr bus,,s Any quantity, not
less ;hss' So Oio tushe may Dc purchased very
.oano uns ,eria1 bo,n as 10 time aid price, by ap
tiy ins ~
THOMAS TAYLOR.
II not sold % private contract before tie 18th al
Hiach neSi, Il W.T.. an tiat dug be sold public
tiol, at the Be,i-IaVern I. L.
JSo. 25. II
SFE(;h0ES fUR !S.lIE.
y HAVE FOR SAFE Negro No;a,n and two
& c.iilIen, tor Gosh, or OF = short creuit.
WA. HiUNFOGD, rOu
ELiZAHErH b. kENNON, Exrx. Of
RICHARD KENNOS,, deceased.
Feb. Gift.
! Expect 10 receiue, f-s d:ss, orSssis.,. al
. Fsiit.hEtsS' on, BI cs0 yEIe aud .SI.. l.
,Ni.SH HiDk;.S, .jlr sae.
G41fES hRowA, yr
Fs5riiury i5--sF
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bond, and pay the duty specified in said act aud ,o
perform other duties, under pc altes therein prcscr
bed.
On giro, per ton, ido!Iar
IGsiinesot iron per ton, dollar so cents
Bar-iroh per ton dollar
Rolled on slit iron pertOn, dollar
Nails, brads and sprTg;, other than those denom-
uated Wrought, per TO- cent
candles OF winte wax, or IN part white X other
Wax, perth. cents
Mould candles Of "a, ow, or of wax other than
white, Oh in part OF each per TO- cents
Hats and caps, IN whole or ~ part Of leather,
wool or fur9, bonUets in whole in part of
wool or fur, ii atoye dollars in values per
cent. al valorem.
Hats with chip or wool, covered with Sill or
ether materials, or covered, II above 9 dol
lars ia value, per cent. az yaioreIn.
Umbrellas and par'sols, it above the value of .
dollars per cent. al vllorcn.
Paper 3pcr cent al valOrcm
fhy'ng and visiting cards SO per cent. sd valo-
Saddles and brides, per cent. al valorem
Roots and bOotees, exceeding Eve dollars per
pair IN value, per cent. I'D vaiorem.
beer, ale and porter, per cent ad vanrem.
tobacco, manufactured cigars, and snuff, 20
per cent. al yaiorem.
Leather including therein all hides and skins,
whether tanned, tawcd, dressed, o. otherwise
n'sde, on the original manufacture thereof 5
per cent. AL valOrenl.
that the manufacturer may be correctly advised o.
the ducs incumbent upon him TO discharge, Il copy Of
tho said act OF Congress. has been printed which, with
the annexed forms Of statements required from 4
manufacturer, will be furnished him, by the collect
o., on demand.
The collector will also furnish, on demand, blank
bonds and such other blanks will enable the manu-
iacturcr to comply with the several provisions OF
law
Given under rny hand, at my Office in Richmond,
this list day e February, 1915
WIN. ID. TAYLOR,
Collector o; the Rcycndc,
for the 18th Collection Dis
trict OF Virginia.
y. B-All detHquents Of the carriage, and license
duties, on the LIST oi March next, will be strictly dealt
with agreeable 70 law.
WIN. d TAYLOR,
| Collector OF the Revenue, &c
| Feb 25. I'm
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ThE SUBSCRIBERS 10 TIE
PRINT Of FRANCISCO,

y wv u VI II Itl N OIDNU,
: re respectfully acquainted, that the Engrayngs
4 are nov ready TO deliver at Mr.. pritchart's
bookstore. From the liberal encouragement the
publishers have received, they have determined 10 de-
Ner each print at S7-:he price to nonsubscribers
will I've SS. Ian.1I If
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NOTICE

hereby given, that, agreeahiy to the act of Con-
sress, entitled, 60 An to provide aGits,li ,e-
1clies Tor defiaying the cXFences of government ard
maintaining the public credit by laying uti. on v,rons
the United States PASSED 18Th Jan 1875 every per.
sou, who SHAH, alter the 18Th day OF April 1915 nan
u'seiure within the United States, ans OF the he ...f
ief enumerated articles ior sale is required to gye
bond, and pay the duty specified in san, act, aud 10
perform other duties under pc altes therein prcscri-
hed
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A. Moore, Reg'r,

This is to give Notice. That
the Subscriber OF Alexandria County,
in the District of Columbia, has OBJ
saincd from the Orphans Court OF said
county, Letters of Administration on
The personal Estate of Aathony Crtase,
Jr. decd. All persons having CLAIMS
against the said Decedent, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. to the sub
scribar duly authenticated and passed
BY the Orphans Court, on or before
-he 9th day of Sept: next, or they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fit to said Estate, and those indebted
thereto arc required to make imme.
date payment, Given under my hand
this 9th day OF March, 1915.
John IL. Crease,
.Adm'r of Anthony Grease, Jr.
March 9 4w
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers Of Alexandra
County in the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters of administration on
hs estate of Ro6er. Smith late OF the
county aforesaid, deceased: all persons
having Claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribers duly authenticated & passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
ilth day of Sept. next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate; and those indebted thereto are
required 10 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day
Of March 1915. ~
John Smith.
Administrators of Robert Smith:
March III
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF Aiexan-
dria county, in the District OF Column
bia, Letters Parliamentary on thesE'
state of Theodore Skinner, late of the
county aforesaid, deceased a!l per-
sons having claims against the said de-
cedent, are hereby warEed to exhibit
,ehc same duly authenticated snd pas
ssed. by the Orphans Court to the sub
scri5er, on or before tbs 9th day o.
sept. next, or they may by law be cx-
Icluied from all benefit to said estate
md those lad; h;el thereto are re qulr
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hsnd this 9Th day
of March, 1915.
t JOHN GRID,
Ereeutor Of theodore Skinner.
March 9. 81 Ivy
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber has obt.;,.,
from the Orphans Court of hle~..
dria county, in the District Of Col,m
bia, Letters Testsmentary on Tho u
state ofChristian Blackburn Iate If e.. :,
county, deceased-Au person ba ,; ,u
claims against the said Decedent ~ IS
hereby warned to exhibit the CAM
with the vouchers thereof, duIy r0.
thcnticated and passed by the o ".
phans' Court, to the subscriber. On =.
before the 9th day Of Sept. next' =.
they may by law be excluded from ~,
benefit to said estate: and those H.
debted thereto are required TO NIB.
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th -,
March, 1915
Busl,rod Washington.
Ex'or Eof Christian Blackburn ie.a
March 9 ~
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District Of ColH1nbia-to zc9t.
County Of alexandria,
Nov. TERM, 1914.
George jenkins, admir- OF Robert
Lawson Conf l1inant.
AGAINST
Walter Baker and Magdalen his wife,
John Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton,
Labina Hamilton, Elizabeth Hamilton,
Francis Hamilton, William K. Cls-
gett, Ex'or of Gaven Hamilton and
Thomas Swann-De1endants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Walter Baker and
Magdalen his wife, john Hamilton,
Sabina Hamilton, Elizabeth Hamilton,
Francis Hamilton, and VIM: K. Cla-
gett, Ex'or of Gavin Hamilton, not
having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the statute
and the rules OF tha Court, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
upon affidavit, that they are not inha-
bitants of this District ION motion
OF the said complainant by his counsel,
it is ordered that they do appear here
on the first day of April Term next, x
enter their appearance to this suit and
give security for performing the de-
crees Of the Court, and that the other
defendant Thsmas Swami do not pay
away, convey Of. secrete the debts by
him owing to or the estate or effects
in his hands, belonging to the SAID abb
2eBb defendants, until the further order
or decree OF this Court and that CO.
py of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in one OF
the public newspapers published inthls
County, and that another copy be post.
ed at the front door of the Courthouse
of the said County.
A Copy-Test.
c.. Denaele, c. c.
February | lawsm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-08
This is to Give Notice,

THAT whereas some evil disposed
perons have Of late been in the practice
ofshunting with guns and dogs on nay
lots adjoining the town, and under pre-,
tence Of hua,ing have stole upwards Of
twenty fowls-and few Gays s.ss 'uo'
four hens and wounded TWO o. TI;s 'ae
dead ones they carried OIL. ms - g
forewarp all persons from hunting or
,respassing in any manner on NY pro
perty-as well those lots - ,a' 'p;.p pur,
chased from the executors ,,, Of ,n u
Conway, those se' sd BY W caa~a he,
7 am e.. lermined to put the law III force
William Hepburn.
April 4.