FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN ALEXANDRIA.

We take the following particulars of a slave case in Alexandria,

Virginia, from the News of June 24:

John Hunter, a citizen of Prince George county, in the State of

Maryland, applied to Lewis McKenzie, a justice of the peace of

Alexandria county, Virginia, for a warrant to arrest certain slaves

of his, supposed to be in this city. Having taken and subscribed the

following oath, required before the magistrate would grant a warrant:

_State of Virginia, Alexandria County:_ I, John Hunter, of the county

of Prince George, in the State of Maryland, do solemnly swear that

I am a true and loyal citizen of the United States, and that I will

support the constitution thereof as the supreme law of the land; and

that I will, to the extent of my abilities, uphold and maintain it.

I will, to the utmost of my power, give information of every danger

which may threaten it, so help me God.

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