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e. A FACT
N0EYHE. OF 0uICE.
August IS.

81 - " " 49, ". 4 a y ~.
s MERE is now to be found at our
e. Grocery Store, corner OF Bridge
and High streets, as large and extensive
an assortment. Of CHOICE GOODS in
our lire, as can be met with IN any store
in the .. States, which oili be disposed
OF at wholesale and retail ca pleasing
terms. Those persons OF lie District VITO
have not YET been supplied by US, will be
SO kind as 70 view ana Judge for them
selves-Pesso7sal calls are what we most
wash to encourage in cur friends and Gus
toners.
We lave just landed from sundry yes
sells frcln \. Iotk, Philadelphia, aud Bal
tlm0re, $50,
50 boxes laquered boxes, con
tanning y.Hyson & Imperial Teas OF
hile quality, elegant and suitable for
families
6 chests and boxes retailing Young Hy
son do.
6 bhds. New-0rlcans and Muscovado
Sugar
. A quantity of leaf ard lump do.
25 bbis. old Whiskey and Peach Bran
warranted several years old, and
superior TO any in this market
90 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco,
lcommcn)
10 kegs large and small do. of a very su
perior quality, and worthy the at
tention IF those fond of the article
9 doz. bottles Loi.iliard's best Maccahoy
snud in pound and half pound bot
ties
500 papers chewing do. cut and consi-
sldered superior to twist a trial,
however, will best convince
IS kegs lsmail) CARROTS best Scotch
Snuff *
6 doz. best Wine Bitters
10 do. sparkling Champagne
IS do. pots French Mustard (Demaille)
II caseisusar Candy
Il do. fresh Madeira Citron
10 bags heavy black Pepper
Pine Apples, Lemons and Lines ltresh)
Fresh Tamarinds in kegs
A few pounds fresh Nutmegs
10 Pate De Grasse Cheese from Hol-
land, very fine quality
10 doz. transparent soap, for ladies use
1 case pearl ash
A few doz smoked Salmon, very fine a
6 cases first rate spanish Cigars
9 doz. small hair sifters
500 empty demBohns, three sizes
5000 corks for do.
zoo patent spicketts and facets
10 dog. do gimblets.
An invoice of glass and crockery ware,
viz. wines, gobiets, tamblers, &c. alss
dinner sets Of Elegant Liverpool ware--
which, with that now open, makes the
most elegant assortment OF these articles
/ in this District.
| Hyatt & Wilson.
Georgetowp, Aug. 9. u
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G. Deneale, c. c.
July 10. lawsm.
District OF CoIumbia-to wit.
County cf alerandrid, J
dpril Term, 1916. {
Edmund Denny-C Complainant,
AGAyNsT.

Edmund Denny Complainant,
AGAINST,
Alexander Henderson, jun. and John
Mcpherson, late trading under the firm.
of Alexander Henderson & CO. and Re-
bert Young, James Sanderson and John
Mills, jus.-Defendapts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Alexander Henderson,
Jun. net having entered his appearance 81
gwen security according to the statute &.
TIE rules Of this cohrt, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court, upon afi-
davit, that the said defendant Alexander
Henderson Jun. is not an inbabitant Of
tits Distinct: On motion of the complains
ant by his counsel, it is ordered. that the
said defendant fh-!exander Henderson Jun.
do appear hereon the first day Of Noyen.-
Der term next, and enter his appearance
to the suit and give security for performs
ing the DEGREES Ct the court. ard that the
other defendants, john McPierson. and
nobert Young, James sanderson and John
Mills, jun. Go not pay away, convey or
secrete, tne debts by them owing to, or
the estate CT effects in their hands belong.
ing to tile said absent defendant AIexan-
der Henderson, jun. until the further
order or decree Of tbs court, and that a
copy Of his order be forthwith published
Tor two months successively Ill one of the
public newspapers published in this coun-
ty, and that another copy posted at the.
front door OF the courthouse Of said coun
ty.
A Copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
July 8. lawsm
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A Copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, C. c.
July 8. lawsm
Rich Lace Goods, SC
ROGERS G. LEWIS.

a RE now opening beautiful assert
u ment of Elegant LACE GOODS,
&c. viz-4-4, Ga, IA and S-4black and
white best English Lace Wells, shawls,
half Shawls and Trimming Laces--
.dLS0,
Crane Palerines and Shawls, richly
embroidered with Chilele, Silk net half
Handkerchiefs with beautiful palmet
Borders-Black Bombazine, &c. &c.
all which are just received from Boston,
where tbey,veFe bought at Auction with,
cash, and which will be sold cheap for
cash.
August 8.
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1858

District Of Columbia-to wit /:
County Of .aeaandria,
.aprii Term, 1sn5.S
Charles |. Catlett and Anne his Wife.
-NoMPLAINANTs. ~
AGAINST,
Thomas Fairfax, the President and d.
rectors of the Bank of Alexandria, Viii
liam Herbert.sen. and VIM. Herbert. Jun.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Thomas Fairfax net
having 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 affidavit.
that the said defendant Thoma. Fairfax.
is not an inhabitant of this District: On
motion OF the complainants by their coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said defendant
Thomas Fairfax, do appear here on the
frst day OF November term next. and en-
ter his appearance to the suit, and give
security ior performing the DEGREES of the
court, and that the other defendants. the
President ard Directors. of the bank Of
Alexandria, William Herbert, sen amp
William Herbert, jun. do not pay away
convey orsecrcte, the debts by them ow-
Ing to, or tie estate or egects in their
hands belonging to the said absent delen-
dant Thomas Fairfax, until the further
order or decree of this court, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith published
Tor two months successfully. in che of the
public newspapers published in this coun--
~, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of said
county.
A copy-Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
July 10. lawsm.
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R0YAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, 1915.
I Dissolution Of Partnership.

EDY Expiration and mutual consent,
ED the firm of Jacksoa g Ruanney is
this day disso'ved-All persons indebted
are requested to make payment.-All de-
mands against the firm will be paid on
presentation to either Of The subscribers.
John Jackson,
so. John Rumney.
Augasta2rr ,71. cost
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N(lI

BY virtue of deed Of Trust from Chas-
L. hewitt to the subscriber, will be ex-
posed 10 sale at public auction on sa,
turday the Goth day of August next.
for Cash,
A piece of Ground with
the BUILDINGS thereon, situated or the
south side OF Queen street 1l2 feet 4 IL
ches to the eastward of Fairfax street
One other Lot of Ground
living upon the north side OF Duke street
aud to the westward of Fayette street,
fronting &c feet upon Duke street and
running back 100 feet 10 a 10 feet alley,
upon this ground is erected a convenient
two story Brick dwelling house with back
buildings, the sale to be On the premises.
At the same time and last place meH-
toned viii besold asmall tract Of Land
lying in Fairfax county, containing about
70 acres, known by the name Of Tia
Bloomfield Farm-lerms viii be made
known at the time of sale.
Il. Herbert.
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SoIiil JdCk son,
sa''i John Rumney.
| August aar .7e,. cost
New Publications
Other Valuable Books,
JUST RECEIVED
For Sale by the Subscribers.
Discipline; by the Author of Self Con-
troll, 9 vols.
Duty orthe White Cottage by Mrs. Ro-
berts, 2 vols.
The Magic Of Wealth by T. S. surr,
2yols.
Modern Chiyalry; by Judge Broken
ridge, new edn. vols.
Gi!blas, a beautiful min. edn. in 4 vols.
Ossian, do. do. 2 vols.
Sallnagandi, do. do. Q vols.
The Pilgrims Of the Sun; by. Hogg, a
The Lord Of the Isles; by Walter Scott,
do.
The Feast ofthe Poets; by Leigh Hunt,
do.
Hubert and Ellen; by Sergeant, Go.
Waverley, Q vols.
Belinda, 9 do. by Miss Edgeworth.
Early Lessons and instructive Stories
by do.
Moral Tales and the Parents Assistant /;
by Go.
Annals Of the Poor.
Holidays at home; by Miss Saunders.
Lara and Jaquelin, Poem.
Miss More Oh the Character. &c. OF st.
Paul.
Miss Bakers Seminal Devotions.
The velvet Cushion, a Tale.
Aliscn's, Buckminster!s, KoIioek's, Halls
and porteus's, Sermons and Lectures.
Fitz-0sborne's Letters; by Melmoth.
The Martyrs or Triumph Of Christianity;
By Chatcaabrland. 8 vols.
Ciari;s's travels in Russia, Greece aid
Pales, Jc.
IIonilies OF the Church Of England in the
Time Of Queen Ehzabeth.
Bigiand's History Of England, 9 vols,
tortei's Narrative Ct Bonapartc's Cam
paign in Russia.
Captain porter's Journal Of his Cruise in
TIE Pacific.
Lewis aud Clarkes Expedition across the
American Continent.
palrner's Historical Register Of the U.
States, Vel. Sd.
Transactions Of the Philadelphia Agri
cultural Society, vol. Sd.
The Life Of lord Wellington by Dun
lap and Clarke.
-. Lord Nelson; by Charnock.
Ditto; by r. Southey.
- Cooke by w. Dunlap.
The Artists Manual 9 vols.
Halls Distiller.
Stewards Elements of the Philosophy of
the Human Mind.
Murphv's 'Tacitus and Eelocs Herodo-
tus, elegantly bound to match.
The Works OF Hannah More in every
kind Of binding.
Addison's. Soldsmitl,'s, Young's. Pope's,
Millions, Covper's ,CampbeI's. Thorn
sons and Pindar's Works III elegant
bildins-with many other articles.
STATIONARY.
ggLANK BOOKS Of every descrip-
I'd ton made to order, with patent
binding and ruling, Super6ne Quarto ana
Folio Post, best Fools Cap, drawing.
Wrapping, Blottins and Log Book Pa.
per, very best QuiIIs, British and Ame-
rican Inkpowder. Sealing Wax, Wa
fers. best black Lead Pencils, English
States and Pencils, Copy and CIPHER
ing Books Of the best paper, Pocket
Glass, Pewter and Wedgewooa Ink
Stands, fine Pen Knives g Desk Knives,
Pocket Books, British and American Hot
pressed Playing Cards. Black Sand anu
Sand Boxes, Pounce and Pounce Foxes,
a good assortment of German Flutes OF
different prices, with suitable music and
Books Of instruction. sc. &c.
James Kennedy & Son
August 81. eotf.
An Apprentice Wanted.
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Josenh Spear,

ID sspEcTFuL1y informs bis Friends
"a and the Public, that he continues,
tc carp en- the CABINET BUSINESS
ia all its various branches on Roal
Street. near the Market, and hes on hand
sGreweli made FURNITURE. And, also
Informs the Public that he has gotta new
HEARSG, and stock to make C0FFlNSf
fcaIled for. He also makes and repairs
soPaAS and every kind OF CHAIRS on
leshortest notice.
Feb g.
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT Se2 Acres in the county o
"A Jefferson and State Of Virginia, on
lie road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, IL
from Harpel's Ferry and Sfrom Charles
town--60 lailes from Alexandra, George
town and the City Of Washington. The.
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
Bile, &c.
The soil is of tie very first quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
clover and every species ct grain--More
than half OF the land is covered with tim
Der OF the best quality.
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IL lie j

THE DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by CAPT. Eveleth, situate at the
corner Of Faiyta2 aad Queen-streets; pos
sessiea viii be given lmmeeliataly. Ap
ply to
June ii. If
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/ cyo,vned With laurels which Will never
fade. with what happiness will you not,
when participating in the bosom 81 your
families the enjoyment Of peaceful, life.
look back to the tolls you have borne-to
the dangers you have encountered How
will all your past exposures be converted
into sources Of inexprcssible delight !!
Who that never experienced your suffer-
inas. will be ab,e to appreciate your joys?
The man who slumbered ingloriously at
home, during your painful marches, your
NIGHTS of watchfllpess and yotr days of
toll. viii envy the happiness which these
recollections will afford--still more will
he envy you the gratitude Of that country
which you have SO eminently contributed
to save.
Continue, fellow soldiers, on your pas
sage to your several destinations. to pre-
serve that patience, that .uboldinaticn,
that disnitied and manly department
which have SO ennobled your cilarac-
tiers.
While the commanding general is thus
giving indulgence to his feeling towards
those brave cornranions whoaccompanied
him thro' difficulties & danger, he cannot
permit the names of Blonnt, and Shelby,
and Holmes. to pass unnot;ced. With
what generous ardCr ofpatliotism have
these distinguished governors contributed
all their cyertiers TO provide the means
of y;ctors The memory of these eSer-
tons. and Of the success with which they
we're attained, will be 70 them reward
more grateful taan any wl,icl, t;le pomp Of
title or the spIendor of wealth can be-
stow.
What happiness it is to the command
ing general that, while danger was before
us, he was on no occasion compelled to
use, towards his companions III arms Ell
thers.verity or rebuke. If after the enemy
had retired, improper passions began to
show their empire in a few unworthy
bosoms, and rendered aresert to energetic
measures necessary for their suppression.
the commanding general has not con
founded the innocent with the guilty
the seduced With their seducers. Towards
YOU. fellow soldiers, the most cheering
iecolIetions exist, blended alas with re-
cret. that disease and war should have
ravished flon, us so many worthy COM
panions. But the memory ofthe cause in
which they per;shed, and of the virtues
which animated them while living, must
occupy the pace where sorrowwou:d claim
to dwell.
Farewell, fellow soldiers. The express
SION OF your generals thanks is feeble ; |
but the gratitude of a country of freenen
is your's-,the applause of an admiiing
world.
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POLITICAL PREcEPTs,

Taken from the most approved mas, lias.st y
for the use OF all those WHO ceSl's u
become profcieats in The pFas', q, ro.
! the sublime and arduoa' sele'''' "
litics. 10 SAX.
to depend, and which, in iact t. p sst:r.
called the fouBdation-stoie Vi ' u =. ~, %,
fabrich, is the ACQUISITION 9, satl ,s ~
seeding ductility & ae' :bllti a ., s "ndtr
% to enable you at all t''i7s; 3' ,nree IN
all circumstances. 70 appear % IN - may
ON on;n;on with whatever comPaHy you l h's !.
be in. and to assume i2nb:: :a, a. vcrld
semblancc Of perfect sincerity; , az vi" Tie
defy the devil himself to detsc I'm INV For
rationale Of this rraeept j. ! I.a'u' ricr,
most 4an ;I La sure to tbiak yoa 50, i r,S
s ss' W. nertsct aecorlaace hst"sea !, ~ h,
sentiments and taairs. at al y,
a a1Fnrstber ulat.aina,le BY tt@ss . n'o ~
a al ,Snf,rt,,nats % TO be iulec:ea o S.
those two old fashioned qaat''S aI.e. bcy-
ty and sincerity, Let none e. e' d,,e dbl.
c y %l desrai, i acoriria@ il b. Que q.
cence and Constant fracs,,ee. many ner
our happy country is. We "a, AYE a sin IN pcs.
anopr US IS who CAR vie in ms a. aa n,,ssat>
a,''p, -" 4 nnJ, ec;encps, " ith tie ''V'
complished practitioners u y is IS ioyer to
ny one. and even upon l'.V q be 10 qSs.
you dc venture to talS' 'es =
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lis %fgesfg's ship Tdmnat !
off Chandelier Blrma. )

SIR,
have the honor 70 acquaiat you il
rcfence TO my letter Of the 7thoi se2t.
last, that tie Lords Commissioners OF tno
Admiralty have been pleased to sisn'iT,
to me that the American government haa
a perfect right to release captain tor'ef
and the crew of: the late {. States irI$$a'e
Essex from their parole, which, ACCORDING
to the determination of his nl2jest.y,'s 60
vernment. was altogether null and 'o'u'
| have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obd't humble scv,t:
ALEX. C0CHRAAE.
yicc-admi-al and comlhander'F
chiefofH. B. Maiesty'S shlp'
and vessels on the North a.
merican and Jamaica stations
Gen. Mason, Agent &C.
neral for prisoners OF
war, &c. Washington. ~,
NorE-This letter WAS without GS's -
the originiaaI: it waspost marked '~'"N
nan, March 18th, 1915.
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ANDREW JACKSON,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
COPY Ct r letter frcm the Comrissary
Gen. Of prisoners tc Tom Porter.
OGice of Com. Gen. of Prisoners,2
April II, 1915.

SIX,
Presenting that Il is not unknown to
YOU. that the british officers, then COM
handing on our coast, rad denied the
right exercised by this government last
summer. in declaring you and the officers
and crew OF tie frisate Essex discharged
from Parole, and That they had gone so
far as to demand your surrender, and to
hold outthreats ofthe consequence, should
YOU be mes again in arms, have thought
It due to tie occasion ard to you, altho'
the correspondence with admiral Coeb-
rane On that subject was not terminated
until after the peace, to put you in the
possession Of the acknowledgment OF that
officer. that his own government had ad-
mitted the correctness of the course a.
dopted here.
With this view, and to show the plea
on which the first pretensions were found
ed. have the honor to send you herewith
copies of that correspondence, as Fer mar
gin.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
MASON .4#
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

Has ;ust received bg t.s .Montezasaa' cap-
s tain Palmer,
90 boxes Of white and brown Havana
Sugars, of a good quality.
! 10 hhds. bright retailing Molasses.
= .a7sd II, Store.
so sacks Liverpool blown Salt ut for
table use.
=. 500 Spanish Hides.
so, barrels Tanners Oh.
10 1ierces Whale Oil.
Crowley and Blistered Steel, md
A few bales of uncomfnonly nice spin
ninr Cotton, which will be sold low.
AiORDECAI MILLER.
ALL on 2aw6w
se Captain Palmer continues torun
tie sloop .Noaiesnma asa Packet between
Alexandria and Norfolk, and will SAIL IN
a few DAYS for aoJo.s. NJ. "a.
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FOR SALE,
a tract Of La.A.Din Fauquier containing
Gbout
1859 CRES,

a Nd in the ncighborhood ofthe Court
~ House-It is strong land and well
woeded-saod for gain Of all kinds. and
well adapted to plaster, and in possession
of Tenants from year to year, with the
exception of two or three, who pretend
to hold under leases for lives, and against
whom siectments have been brought
For terms which will be liberal and &C
commodating. apply to Robert Patton,
ESQ. in Fredericksburg or to
Robert Patton. Jr.
Who Will also sell. barter or exchange
for otter property more convenient to
Rim. tract of land containing $4,000
ACRES in Bath County, Virginia, ard
various other tracts in the Counties OF
Harrison. Bath, Randolph, MoncnSalla,
ana Kenawha in tie said state.
April 81. dSw
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Eatruct of a letter from the Comm;,sc..
Geueralof Prisoners to admiral 81;
Hereunder C0chrape, dated SEPT. 81 81
1914.
I" Preparatory to a reply to that ~.
Of your letter, (of the 7th sept.) Which
regards the discharge from rare!e Of cow l
Porter, and the officers and crew of H.
U. States, late trigate Essex. +! ...yc To
honor to enclose YOU copies ofmv eores
pondence respecting the matter WIN CT
Barclay, as by the note annexed. HsS
YOU been possessed, sir, of TIE facts taera
disclosed, | am persuaded YOU wcald no.
have made tie objections, stated BY ,au
to the course taken by this eoyerir,a, ny
You will perceive how directly tie orcr:
Of your Admiralty, furnished BY Col Per-
clay, bear on this case, and that lie HIM
self admits it.
However we may contend against the
doctrine laid down by that authority 90
to releases at sea, the right of TIE anil.
cation of the rule, Gil terms 5f reciprdc;tv
will not be denied US: indeed It is iny;tai
Tie case of the officers and crew Of tbs
Java, YOU will permit me to remark, &c
materially different from that of tie OF.
GERS and crew Of the Essex: tAe f,r,rer
were captured On the high seas, brought
into neutral port, and by permission,
and to a certain degree. at the instance
of the authority OF the country. delivered
to The British consul. and receipted fer By
him. Iheywere not paroled at sea. ard
Sent horne in cartel ship, as yen seem to
suppose, but released to. aud left with
the civil authority of 6. Britain. send
YOU copy CT the receipt OF Mr. Linde.
man, the British Consul at st. Salvador,
to shew the fact; the latter were captured
in the Bay CT Valparaiso, used in the act
of capture, however unjustiGablel astipe
high seas, and were released and rarolcd
il the same way. not by any Intervention
of the civil authority Of the Z. STATES. or
understanding with the authorities Of the
country, but by the act of your rayal ofl
Ger captain EiiIysr alone. which to all
intents and purposes was the same as The
acts Of other British naval officers referred
TO By the commissioners of your admiralty
in the papers now furnished. As to that
part OF the case which relates to sending
home the officers and crew oi tie Essex
IN cartel constituted by Captain hll.yar,
It may be readily shewn that your govern
ment. in similar cases, has released TIE
officers and crew from parole, and glvea
up the ships to the original owners"
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A Variable Farm and Mill
aas,.c FOR S.aIE

HyfFE subscriber will sell by authority.
b 2 the .MiN and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Housh,
situated on the edge OF a German settle
ment, III the County of Ioudoun, 9 miles
n. w. of Leesbuig and two and an half
mile. from Waterford, on Beaver Dam
Greek, and in one mile of the best wheat
ncichborhoods the county. The tract
contains 1SO Acres, surpassed by none ID
the county for its fertility. About one
third of this landis we'll timhered. and tie
balance IN state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole which lis well watered, having
one or rore springs in each field. The
mil is,a strong frame building. two and
half stories high with three. floors. witt
ore pair of manufacturing burrs; fleet III
diamete., together with Lraaslmaehinery
complete. and one pair Of country stones,
four feetin diameter-lhere are also on
the premises and near the mill a comfort
bic dwelling house, good mlller,s house,
q GOOD framed barn and other necessar..
'sut houses.
The above property. owing to its stu
.ation and numerous advantages Will, 10
doubt, be worthy tie attention OF any
pcrson DESTROYS Of investing tier money
IN real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOtGH.
\. b. Thciaboye described property
Will be sold eitnerin a body or divided as
may best. suit purchasers. ,. IL.
iieudoun Co. March II.
April Is. ) eotf