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Orphans Court,
August |

Alexandra County, Aug. Term, 1911.
Ordered, that the administrative Of George
Hugulcy, deceased, DO insert the following
vert;sement three times in each week for 4
weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
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1906, and 1907
and II TOUR THROUGH
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FRESH TEAS, &c.

Just received ard far sale BY the subscriber,
60 leaden caddies Gunpowder and lmpe-
al,
u quarter chests and boxes DO.
S do. large Hyson,
IS do. and boxes Young Hyson
S do. Hyson Skin
Teas, ofthe latest IMPORTATION and
of excellent quality.
80 barrels very gooi Brown Sugar
Is hhds Philadelphia Rye Whiskey
40 barrels Baltimore inspection do.
1900 VT. of Goshen Cheese
60 tons Plaster,
Also,
a general assortment of Groceries, best
Flour and Crackers.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
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District of Columbia,

District of Columbia,
Alexandria County-to 7ult.
July Term, 1911.
William Herbert s. William
Wilson, surviving admi-
pistrators of Robert Adam,
deceased, comtlainants.
against
John Leamy, Hugh Holmes I'm ChaneeTy'
and William Crammond
executors of David Cay,
surviving partner OF An
drew Glow and Company,
defndants
The defendants John Leamy,
Hugh Holmes and William Crammond, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the statute & the rules
Of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court upon affidavit, that they
are not inhabitants Of this district: On the
molten of the said compliments by their
counsel, it Is ordered, that the said defend
ants, John Leamy, Hugh Holmes and VIII
liam Crammond, do appear here on the hrst
day of the next November term, and answer
the bill Of the complainants, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one OF the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of the said county.
A copy-Test
c.. Deneale, G. G.
AUGUST 70 Za"|m
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Diftrlct of Columbia,

Diftrict of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, to wit.
July Term, 1871.
Nathan S Garland, eomtlaiaant,1
Stephen Lowe and William Sill Caanecry.
yer, defendants.
The defendant Stephen Lowe
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules OF this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction eff the court, upon affidavit, that
the said Stephen Lowe is not an inhabi-.
tant of this district: on motion of the said
complainant by lis counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendant Stephen Lowe, do appear
here on the first day Of next term and enter
tis appearance to the suit, and give security
for performing the decree Of the court; and
that the other defendant William Silver do
not pay away, convey, or secrcte, the ceots
by lin owing 20, or the estate or effects N
his hands belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT Stephen Lowe, until the further o.
der or decree of this court, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one Of the pubic
newspapers published in this county, and Ih-t
another copy be posted at tho front door Ok
the court house Of said county
A copy--Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
August l.. Iawsm
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S. AND u. REED

S. AND y. REED
Haze JUST received and for Sale,
A fresh supply of fashionable SHOES and
HATS.
ON HAND,
Straw and Chip Bonnets--Also, quantity
of Domestic Cloth.
August 2aW4W
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III tN1SilSAiAI ~ S@SS>~S ~
rey, not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statue and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon AFFIDAVIT,
that the said Augustus Storey is not an lnha-
bitant of this district on motion OF the said
compliments by their counsel, it is ordered.
that the said defendant Augustus Storey, do
ppcar here on the first day of next term and
enter his appearance to the suit and give Sc
curity for performing the decree ofthe court,
and that the other defendants Lawrason and
FouIe, do not pay away, convey, or Secrete,
the debts by them owing to, or the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Augustus storey, until the
further order or decree O. this court, and that
a COPY of this order be forthwith published for
two months successfully in one of the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
c.. Deneale, C. c.
ON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
S. AMERICA.

Translated. from the Gazette Of Caracas,
for the aurora.
Extract eta letter from, Santa Fe Dir Ba-
gotta, dated .AuguSt7 7.
"Ihe affairs of Popayon bear favorable
aspect, and the last division of the troops
destined against the tyrant Tacon have now
LETT the city. Part of them marched
through Almaguera, and part through
Patia, to effect a junction on the bridge Of
Mayo, and there securing communication
with the troops of Quito, which are i'm Tul-
can--they will Immediately attack that sa-
trap. But, believe the troops will not have
occasion to fire shot even to proceed as far
as Paste, since it is known that Tacon is in
the last extremity, without troops, & arms
and disappointed of those reinforccmepts he.
expected from Panama, Guayaquil & Lima.
and i'll this state it is reasonable to SUPPOSE
he will submit to the terms made him l1v the
magistracy of Popayon by surrcndcring the
arms ard treasure he carried With him in
his Hight, and having restored to him his
wife and children, with permission to pro-
coed on his way free from those perils which
now beset him. An eSgueia who has written
to his wife discovers the CONSERVATION and
terror he finds himself in, and besides. IL is
known, that his agent Bclverde keeps bark
iii readiness for him at the port of Tumacn.
Although the communication with Quito.
through Pssco, has long been interrupted, we
are informed by brigantnc arrived at the
port OF San Buenavcntura, that Il &, cat re-
voution had taken place at Lima chat the
viccrcy &bascal has fed, and that a SUI
pfeme junta OF government has been cstab-
lishcd there similar TO that Of inc Caracas
| and Santa Pc. This has resulted from the
approximation of the troops e Buenos
Ayres, and the good disposition of the Peru
VANS. This success is very important, not
only as it will tecd 20 enosolida.e TIC libcrey
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01

lof South America. but as, being eemmaniGa-
tied by Acapulco to Mexico, i, will inspirit
the Mexicans against the tyranny Of their
liptruded vizirs.
The same conveyance has brought us a
confirmation Of the revolution of Guayaquil
We are positively assured, that as soon as
the gov. Navarro arrived at that city, he
commenced strict examinations of the prin-
cipd inhabitants. One day he summoned
thirty to appear before him, which they re-
fused to do, denying his authority. The go
vernon then assembled the troops in arms,
but having marched them into the square,
they there grounded them, declaring de-
termination to support the people the ship
wrights (carpintcros eriycra) joined them,
and the governor received the thrust OF a
pike through his bowels. Don Jacinto Veja-
rano was nominated his successor, and n
junta was established. BY these occurrences
you may conjecture what will be the fate of
the pseudo-president Molina, Since he is now
beset on all sides, & even deprived of Quay
aqmi, whence he obtained all his succors,
and where he constantly retired in necessity.
w lthout doubt, my friend, Providence watch
es over us, and will signalize the 18th cen
fury with the establishment of the liberty of
America
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
CnARLEsrox, Oct. 81.
LOSS OF GUN-BOAT. No. g.

"a, V' IN WI, INU' .
The u. ). Gun-Boat, No. 2, Schooner rig
ged) under the command Of MIR. LIPPIN-
coTT, sailed from il,is port on the 99th ult.
bound to St. Mays On Friday morning,
4th inst. they made Cumberland island, but
beng unable to prt cure pilot, they, at
night, stood oil, wea,her very bad and . higi,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
.NASHnILLR. Ocfo6er L..

Fl rfftort has Reached toqon, By a gentle
man tram ShclbyviHe, MGt courier from
Col. Josehh III. DGUieSs II kentucky TO The
goUcrr Or, states he has tad a rencounter with
the Indians on tie H'ab0sh. He commended
800 mounted Dragons, and on their dJsj.roach
the iheians 1900 strong, fired on him and
kiffed IL efhis men. II charge zcaS INN al :
atty mute on the hadians, and victory ensu
"a, leaving 200 killed on tie Jfeid IF battie.
Ihs Indians fred but once and disfierSed.--
IhtS Is very esiorfouS neqvs, and 7ve hofe the
mai haiterS svW confirm a.--Clarion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
ADDITIONAL.

Fron, the British Horticultural Rcfiort, "a
September last, if afhears that qoheats IN
most districts, have suffered very consider
a5fyJron, mnitte7v DEANS hRve suffered fran
ne same cause, as 7veN as bGriey and oats.
~ IS Suhfosed that none If the crohs ayiLi
y'efd tsvo-thirds Of an average PRODUCE.
Markets had risen considerably IN many ht.-
Ices.
The Comet, no,v viSi6ie here, .ras discop-
cred from The Glasgow Observatory an The
nm uH. audit acos erfiected 10 be seen more
Plainly in short time
Itis stated in one Of oar London hyiwts.
! thet tie second Pregnancy ofthe Enst.ess
n77rta Louise, is uisi5iy advanccd. Maria
IS someSohat jealous efMaioieon, gvho still
UiSffs Josephine and her daughter ;Shc hosp
eDer,does nor go TO court. The yoxng Eng
| " Rome els a fine baby"
IL Is said SIR James Sanmarez is obouf IN
return from the Bahit, as the hroceeafnes
cfthe Court ofSt. Petersburg are nor Ektlv
10 De decfSiue before nert siiting.
| III GhhedrS that Bonafdrte has reio.reG IN
ms restrictions on British commerce. S,,z,e-
raj pcssefs tsnder French sanction, o,7fysd
m EnSfand the beginning Of September from
oStena, zwth carSoes, and Others scere e.
lhected.
| I'm article from Pesersbure. of tss I'm
August says g The CounceNS, Of S51.,' " "
de Daschko6, Charge DIES fairs ara, Con-
sM General from Russia to .falcrica mas
eeen named Munster Piemhotentiar,, 90 ne
Congress cfthe United Statea.''
some cfthe London fat,ers offhs az and
SIN ef Settt. stated, that On order in Council
sras stsnca at the Catfnc, meeting on me
Ihrecedt''sg Friday, frol.i6ifing .d',eriean pes
setsJrom entering british forts, e.rceht such
as sce7'e laden gvitH -four ana r,6cot n,,J
providing that they should carry back car
goes Ct me froducs IF ENGLAND. This re-
Po'1 oecosfoned considerable asita.ion. ana
stocks dechned. BIT the ministerial hahcrs
q me SIN contradict The above statement. and
say he report Of retaiatory measures a.
S'ai"Sf fhe Y Sfafea as =" a6sotuteiyfalse.''
New York Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
DOMESTIC.
NEW SETTLEMENTS IN INDIANA.

From the Liberty Halle October 9, 1911.
By the politehess CT a Swiss gentleman,
residing at Nevay, Indiana Territory, we
have been favored with the following sketch
of the Swiss establishment:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
GLASGOW, Sept. II.


The Comet now visible is pronounced by
a very distinguished Mathematician. Mr..
rage, OF Congleton, to be the same that ap-
peared IN 1861, and whose period is $50
years and not 100 years as has been gene
rally supposed, and hence expected in I7Se,
and COMPOUNDED with the one seen in
1882
No satisfactory knowledge has been ac-
CURED concerning the cause of that train OF
light which accompanies the Comets. Some
philosophers imagine, that it is the rarer at
mossphere of the Comet, impelled by the
suns rays. Others imagine that it is phe-
nomenon of the same kind with the Aurora
borealis and that this earth would appear as
Comet to spectator placed on another
planet.
The apparent magnitude of Comets is We
ry different, sometimes seeming no bigger
than the fixed stars, at other times equal in
diameter to Venus. Hevelius observed one
IN 1852 which was not inferior to the moon
in size, though not so bright it's light
pale and dim, it's aspect dismal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
LoN1nx. Seht 4,

!~oNDOH, oenf. IL.
y oonafarfe has issued decree relatipe to
frenchnien in .toreign countries. IHry con,
not De natm~aG-ed in foreipn countries r;,h-
OK ms authority bit euen 4yhen hen are
50 nafurahzed their children are to be con
a'aered as aiens-Frenchmen naturaHzed
q11fhoM ms Permission, shall incur the Toss o,
he'r Properly H. France, and shall nor be
eaha6fe # succeeding to PROPERTY in France.
y mey enter the service ola foreign ho4ver
70tfho~t permission, they are to be considered
as haOlnS borne arms against France.
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sea--on Saturday morning, The wind ircrca-
seq to heavy gale from n. -. y. the yes
sci was hove to under trcy-sai, with hc:.
head to the eastward: about II A. NJ. the
gale increasing, took in the trcy-sal, and in
about i've minutes after 4 heavy sea broke
on board, which hove the boat ON her beam
encs-they immediately attempted to cut a.
way the mast, but that part of the crew
which was below, in their alarm, forced c.
pen the matches, which had been secured
early IN the gale, and the Gun Goat instant
y hlled and went down. Several OF the
crew attempted to save themselves from in-
slant death by clingiEg to the floating sweeps.
sPars, &c. but one only CT the number escap-
ed to tell the mournful .ale--all the rest. AZ
ter struggling awhile with the waves, shar-
ed the fate of those who went down with the
vessel. The man saved is named JoHN IT,
Err; and what is very remarkable, he was
one OF the men saved from the wreck of
Gun-Boat No 157, lost on Charleston bar
18th May last. This man was picked up the
next day, after having been 29 hours upon
an car, by Capt. Goold, of the Schoonce
Dolly, of Rhodc-Island, and landed at a
melia-lsland. The names of the persons lcst
are:
John J. Lihfincotf, acting master, a ma.
tive of Pennsylvania James W. Cusiui,rer.
, midshipman, of Wilmington, n. C.. .JoS,s.
Tod, do. of this city; Francis 7ayior, dc.
Go. Sonnet Li6o;, dc. Gc. Samuel Rss,rf-
sen, Boatswa;n fiNkam W,1ght, gunner :.
Thomas KinS, purscr's steward Samuel
Cameron, carpenter AIRS. n. Smith a ma.
tive Of Liverpool, going II to her husband
Who is a carpenter in the u. s. service and
about 25 scamen.
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PARks .Nehtn..La-

-, 49, FARIS, September 10.
ms h1ayesty the Emherorkre ues-
terday at re Council Of Commerce at Cham
fciSne. Madame, mother Of the Emheror.
ARMED at Cas*el, the first Setfember.-Her
ar'zyal 7Das celebrated in the cahitai Of West
T n:ll ogJetes and hu6hc rejoicings. The
htnS her august son, DESTROYS to heTtetuate.
oy acts Of clemency, the uirtues Of his illus,
ftous mother, and to place before the cues
q ms heohie, the love and generation he feeh
Jo,' he', hardoned three indiuiduais condemn
cd 10 die for the crime ofhieh treason. H.
A7gjesty tie Emheror has condescended to
sfsn a contract efmarvaage 6etqveeu the che
Uaher Of fhe Emhfre Marcelin Nar6at.
ehiG 81 squadron, aid-de-camt TO his
ETceHency Marshal Prince Of Esshue, with
Mudame AngeHguis Destrieres, DAUGHTER
81 M. Personme Destrieres, Commercial III
gem Of Paris. They write from MADRID
maj ms Majesty fhe King Of Stain is about
to SET out from, that city IN short time, to
Dtsh tie province Of Catalonia, and The king
dom Of ArraSon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01

Growth Of Wool.--A correspondent, who
has lately bestowed very considerable attcn-
ton to the subject Of sheep and wool in an
Gent and modern times, in various climates
and on different sells, has apprized us of
his conviction that the pine barrens (as
they are called) of the Southern states viii
be found positively favorable to the fine
wooded breeds He states as the result OF
tolerably accurate estimate, that in the year
1911 there will have been shielded in this
country thirteen millions q. hCunds Of wool :.
and liners as consequence, that wooden
cloth, OF q substantial and comfortable kind,
will be manufactured here to an extent be-
yond the most sangunc expectations here
tofore cntcrtaincd.-Naf. hit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01

DfdntJdcfures.-Thcre is no subject which
more merits the research Of an acute and
afiluent mind, than the extent to which Ma
NUFAcTUREs ought to be carried in the u
nited States. The question, however it NAV
be waved IN speculation, is constantly pre-
senting itself in cur practical conccrns.----
There is not a session of either the national
or state legislatures III which points of great
importance do not arise which can only be
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01

On account the great number &C Greeks in tho
u. States, called by til name OF INDIAN the Swiss
Who own IT'S mouth, have tlorght proper To alter il
name to that of Ncnogc, small river IN tile PAY, do
Naud, on the banks Of which some OF the Swiss 500
ken OF here, we're raised.
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and happiness to their wives and dan htets IN
Li,aoi,--s sceue which sometimes becomes
to- Increasing ta be comfortable.
"Tac ancient walls built by the Moors
fnl,,d this pI:ce. are in part statdlng. They
have made some repairs OF hate, Get could not
d sfeaa themselves against any force of couse-
q,eace. Every Portuguese tn.1 see, THINKS
he en- kill about Eve Frenchnen. The CON-
mon people are very anxious to have chance
with ssseir knives Some Say they hate the
Enslish worse but see no signs of it.
eTo hear some Of or great n,er talk here,
ore would think we were lighting tremen-
doas battles with our beef and lPour, or Father
BIZ threatening to withhold them. This kind
Of worty courage in my counsryIaan makes
IN, feel rather tame. have seen enough OF
commerce to s>no~ th,,t our poasiDS and retus-
i.,to send to others whit we Cannot consume
ourselves, IS not quite SO formidable wat
fare, as sa-,t which is wagad with such Aes.S
and armies as see in E.arope.
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Translated for the Fed. Republican.
M1vJro. Eat. %. 'l8l


BY an express, which hiss ust arrived here,
We learn, that OH the 18th the army under the
command Of general Cal!si,s marched from
Cat ds.axara for Lagos. It is possible they
will proceed to San l.uiz Potosi, in the neigh
bourhood OF which is the curate Hdalgo and
other chiefta;ns, but without power or COLI
sitlera.ioa, because bu, few now follow his for
tune. General Cruz returned to Gu,sdal.sx-
ara the Same day, the 18th in order to govern
that kingdom. His division entered into Te-
pic aud Puerto San B. 5, where they collected
from the insurgents 10000 dolsars iii silver,
and 500 in effects, making prisoners Of the
cilieftain Adam, and ten insursenr i!larshsis
and coloaels beside.
In the in:end4ncy Of Valaldolid, there are
different parties of from 500 to 1000 men,
robbing and destroying every thing; bur in
order to dispense these flying parties OF Dan
ditti troops have marched from Quesetaro,
Valladoid and Guanajuato, by which means
the former good order and quiet will be shorts
ly restored.
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PRIVATE, CORRESPONDENCE.
RoRDE.ux. 18Th Feb. Isl |

On the goth ult. advised ycuthyt the Mi
niseef OF Finance had, IN letter to the Direct
OF General Of The Customs, declared, that Oh
the "a oftlis month the Empcror's intentions
as 20 the te6nitiye measures to Be adopted to
Distinguish and favor the American commerce.
should be mldc known. This desired COM
r,unica.ion, however, his NOT as yet been
made , aad it is supposed will Tot, un.li ON
cial sdvices are received from the United
States ofthe Non-Iatercoursc Act having been
PCT into execution.
We have now six or seven American YES
sis in port. After the crews are lnterrogia-
ed,. their papers arc laid before his majesty !;
those found in rule arc liberated, together
with such parts OF their c.rgoes IS are COM
posed of the produces OF the United States !;
articles not such, are ncid OVER fer further
consideration.
The proceeds Of the inward cargoes must
be exported In the manufactures and produce
esFrMice---one half whcreotin siiIs.
Owing tc the uncertainty ct commercial re-
euiat;oas and the many failures and csnb.r-
rassneats throu,a out the Continent business
Is in the most profound Calm. We trust,
hhwcvQr, that ere long measures Will be adopt
ed 70 place commercial transactions on a,norc
fuor,bie footing and we hope to see them
revive with the approaching Spring.--BrAn-
dies, wines, OTIS, and dry goods are now at ve-
~ moderate rateS.
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BOSTON. April Is.

The wig Neutrality, c pit. Henry Pockard,
of Boston. from 6 fillmore, for Bristol, Eng.
was CAPTURED, January, %, by d French
privateer brig, and ordered to the first port in
France The mate and seamcn were taken
on board the privateer--the caPt.in lett in the
vessel The mate and crew were. afterwards
put.on board, tue Mavsville of Philadelphia,
and landed at N,wry, Fsb. 10. The mate ar,
rived at this place on Saturday, in the Venus
from LIVERPOOL. The Mavsvihe was plumber
ed BY the Frenchmen, but being an old vessel,
and loaded entirely with haxseed, was reieas-
ed only on account of being not worth t4klng'
The Venus, arrived here from Liverpool, IS
seized, because the Berlin DEGREES are repeal
ed and she brings the mate of a Boston yes
sci cahtu,ed us,der tsal Decree Jun. 80