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4 RICHMOND, FaIDaY. sEprE.uBER 20, 1911.

a A chancery District Court. held in W.
\ Iiamsburg the Cd day of November, 1910
Daniel, Glasco, John, Billy, Jenny, Juddy.
Sally, Frankly, Moses, Patty, Nifty, ,Suckey
Molly, PILLS, Sam, Suckey, Patsy. Milly, Eve,
Fanny, Amy. Adam, Winney and Primo.
Prgs.
Ma-. Whiting; Deft
For ressons appearing. the court doth recon
mltt Master Commissioner Cowper, the re.
port made by him under the order OF the 30t
October, 1909, the executors of James Browne,
late sheriff of Norfolk county, and the defen
dant, by their counsel, conserving, that the ac-
counts IN the SAID order mentioned, taken before
the said commissioner, shalibe as valid AS II tn,
Ken before more than one person, and the said
commissioner having advertised in the Enoui
rer tor three weeks successfully, the time aa,
place appointed, is directed to re-se,,e the SAID
accounts, and 10 take the testimony OF the pnr.
ties, and is instructed to aliew only at the rate
OF fifteen dollars per annu,n for the maintenance
OF each of the slaves, while they were in pos.
session of the said James Browne, To REQUIRE
reasonable proof of the cloathes actually fur.
nshed them by the said James Browne, and to
make adequate allowance for the same admit.
ting the payment made by the County Court
Of Norfolk as credit. The manner of se;tlin,,
the interest by charging interest ON credit, as
well as debt. is wholly rejected, and the credit
after the discharge OF the interest due, is d.
rected to be taken out OF the principal. The
said commissioners also directed TO charge In.
terest on the anauai balances due, commencing
twelve months alter the payment, made by the
County Court of Norfolk, shall have been absol-
we'd, and TO report his proceedings to'the Court,
with any matters specially stated, thought per-
tinent by himself, or required by the parties.
II Cohy. -Iesfe, .rt
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. c.
September IS 3wg
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RICHMOND STONE WIRE IN.dNU.
FdCI'ORY.
y EN- AMIN DU-VAL, 4 Co. have com
4 menced STONE WIRE MAWUFlC.
Iohf; at Duyo's Tile Msnufdctory, with ma.
ter'als which they think superior TO any hereto
lore used III the ". STAKES The drawing Of
their First Kiln, justifes this opinion and con.
yInces them, mat they can soil On better tessas
70 tnc buyer, than any Mandatory ontbe Con.
tinent.
august 9. ,otf
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ITO RENT-A large 6se-proo i.UI5E IL
4 HOUSE, near the Basin---A Apply 70
Rr.AN 6 WILKINS.
Sept. II. IF
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Sept. Is.

COODS.-~>rhe SUBSCRIBE ,eslsju., ~ inc
VI nain-strest. immediately fronting me cross
street leading from Col. Mayo's Bridge, has
ior sale the following articles to wit
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800 Sacks Salt L. II. Paints and Oils
FilPi Candles and Soap by
900 Boxes Window the box
Glass 8. lo-I0-12 Old Antigua Rum
1915 Best +. Brandy
40 Bales spinning cot Brown and Loaf SUI
tn gar
90 Hhds. Il. v. Wits Coffee -
key Isnperia, .Gunpowder
IS Tons Iron .sssort. and
ed Hyson Teas
German and Crawley Gngcr & All-Spice
Steel | Best Spanish Segara
English, Blistered and Powder aud Shot
Country do. Glue
Nail Rods, | Class Ware
Wagon and Car, box Seine Irvine
es Playing Cards, &c. &c.
Bar Lead
Also several Bales Wooilens containing Twil-
led Coatinga and Fiannels to the amount of
8 5000. all Of which wall be sold low for cash
CT rowa acceptances. H.'
"'"i IN JAMES WALLACE
Sept. 13. 7 -ao. eH8y
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e - or EvsRY DKsGietPTIoN, FOL,
EQR SI.L& AT rms OEgZCE
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HE copartnership iereto,ot
L tween the subscribers, unler the firm of
BRlSON {, PARK HILL, is this day dissolved
by mutual conssnt-Faosc indebi41 to said
hrm are earnestly requested IN msSe immedi-
ate payment TO joan PAaEHILL, who is duly
authorised to settle the concerns OF the said
firm. Il
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NJ oTtCE.-Thc Subscriber being DESTROYS
y OF ssceFtanng the state of the affairs Of
The late MAJOR Lawrence Butler, decd. re
quests All persons having claims against his es-
tate, to make them known to him without de-
iay' In making this Communication tie cl,i-
mant rs asked 10 state particularly tine nature.
hlncunt snd Jate of mas demand. Those who are
mdaotea to the estate, are hereby called up
Oh 10 make payment.
ROBERT PACE, Ad,nr.
Wifh the VII annexed of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, dec'd
Frederick County, Va
September 3. Sm
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ri OT1CE.-A petition will Re presented ia
4 y the next General Assembly Of Virginia
for leave to Turnpike the Road from Richmond
to Petersburg.
Sept. 10. -ySw
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The parties in this cause, are desired to take
notice, that nave appointed Saturday the 9Th
day Of next month, October, for acting upon 4,
and executing the foregoing order, when they
are desired to meet at my Office on the day a.
foresaid, at 10 o'clock the forenoon.
JOHN COWFER, NJ. c.
Master Com missioners'0
o efs,; Norfolk sepfS
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80 FURTHER EXrnACTs El<,u
L &c r'"roos OF THE o.IUAiiON
or rue FRE.vCa t. .l2lhh
<reSsnfed 10 me LesislaAUe a1.tu a., ;1a
S"HnS ~ me an lane, 6g as e.sce. en-.
! ey fhc c0ant q h4oA. auvel, INNS or $,
me interior.
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THE HARDWARE 1. IRONMONGERV
business heretofore conducted By the above firm
VIII be continued by the subscriber, who pur-
poses selling at very moderate prices, tor cash
or approved paper.
TOHN PARKHILL.
September 10. 4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-19
From the Democratic Press.

The Junto who have epplandsd every
act Of France, even the insolent letter OF
C0dore, are now laboring with new born
zeal to excite prejudice anu hatred against
France. The Ex-Secretary has given
tongue, and the whole pack are in full
cry. The Saith papers in Baltimore de-
clare. that 9 the same abiect spirit which
&nbmit!ed first to England. now covers
TO France" and the Smith paper here
graveiv declares, that orr govern
ment is deridcd abroad, and despair
ed Of at hOme.'' II is "A truth, which
can be substantiated by innamerable
Facts, that Daane's whole scheme Of
politics. iorri.,n and domestic, has ever
been regulated by the course OF In
tIi sue-by h, devotion to a man cold
hearted. seii,sh and uaprincipled and by
his own tassipDs.--ihc consequence has
been that he has @aused and cuioSised al
most every pro:liHeat public character in
the State ani Uuo,,. amd he has adsocat-
c;i one day the measures he had cOndomG-
cd the day before. 'l'nat nothing might
be wantin. 20 "Xcit" oar admiration. or as
Robert smith wGu,d say our "ineXprcssi-
bic astonishment," this " III. Duane. tickle
as the wind, claims the infed OF lniallIbl-
lily, insists UPON his consistency, and de-
clares himself prophet Yes, reader,
and he has still lew followers; but SD
las Richard Brothers, although he has
been in mad-house Tor years.
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soners. Great exertions are making here
to send them aid in men, money and off,
Ger.
On the other hand, we are this day in
formed on pretty good authority, that
general Elio left Monte Video few days
ago i'm the Mercurio. accompanied by the
Diamente aud felucca his destination
not known. but supposed to be to check
the rising before mentioned. The 18th
inst. is the day he has notified the block
AIDE OF this port to commence. We wait
with some anxiety for that period, to see
if he will actually carry into effect what
he has declared. In the meantime all
the vessels that can, English as we'll as
others, for they have Eow no force to
protect them, are getting ready to sail
before that day.
'' Trade, in consequence of all these
disturbances, languishes very much and
several English ships freishted in Eng
land to load here, are about to return in
ballast. Under pretence that much mo-
Eey was sent to Monte Nideo by the mer-
chants 10 load vessels at that place, the
junta has again renewed the prohibition
10 export specie on any account-the rule
to be in force as long as Monte Viedo
holds ont against this place.
s. From the interior we have nothing
new. A large convoy Of money which
has been long looked for, has not yet
made its appearance nor IS there any in
te!!isence of it.
Hides, it is supposed. will become
scarce, beth here and at Monte Video in
consequence Of the recent commoions in
those districts which are most productive
CO thcm.'
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COMMUNICATION.
Cross Readings.

Cross Readings.
It is said that General Armstrong is
about to publislI-and was accordingly
elected President by great majority.
The late Secretary of state and his PAM
Phlct have-struck by Tightening and lost
two Of the hands.
Albert Gallatin and the patriotic Madi-
SOM. B. Sales to commence at IL
o'clock precisely.
The British national debt at this time
amounts-spoke, in lat. 81, 81, N. in want
ofprovisions.
The Democratic Editors, in the United
States-had on, when he absconded, or
naburg shirt and trousers.
The general government is conscienti-
ously supported blythe above reward
will be paid. and no questions asked.
The Constitution of the L. States was
framed for-the boundaries of Louisiana
are not yet decided on.
1t is expected the next Congress will
endeavor-cash given for full blooded
Merino sheep.
Joseph Napoleon, King of Spain, has
lately arrived-Strayed or stolen, a sor-
rel horse about yards old.
When the freedom of the seas shall be
established-it was distinctly seen about
FIVE hundred years of.
The empress Maria and the young king
Of Rome-the coroner's verdict, accident
al death.
Mr.. Jsfferson's administration was 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-19
FRIDAY MORNING, july 1e.

It will be seen by an extract from the
Baltimore Wing, in this days paper, that
Joel Barlow has some pretty severe al
versaries even in the Democratic ranks.
Notwithstanding the assertions of the
Wings correspondent. We are not convine-
ed that Joel is the author of Madison's
defence in the Intelligencer. 1t is not
that we consider Barlow incapable of such
scurriIity: he who could stile the Great
Apostle ofthe Gentiles '' Mountebank,"
might easily apply the epithets ideot,
traitor, &c. to Robert Smith or any other
person. But we think Barlow has at
least too much the pride of an author to
have written the puerile criticisms at the
close Of the Review, which is itself very
defective in literary elegance. The real
author Of this mighty production will pro-
badly soon be made known although it
is true, as the Wing says, that he may
have " disguised himself in filth" for it
is certain that some of his statements must
have been received from high authority.
The Toasts on the Fourth of July are
not always to be regarded as fair index
of Public Sentiment. Some Of them are
silly in the extreme. The last Enquirer
contains several of this description. Take
the following examples:
May all British factions within the ..
States be sent into the floating Helts of
Britain, there to share the same tate OF
his Majesty's Little Belt.
This rivals the old song. "some says
the DEVILS dead, and gone into Jamaica,
&c. The last accounts left the Little
Belt at Halifax. 1t is but justice to men
ton, that the above was the sixteenth
Toast.-Again
George III and Napoleon Bonaparte
A speedy meeting to them, and their
corrupt mlhlons, Ill thS COuHCu CNuHtoo
Of Neptune. i cheers
There is something so deep in this toast,
that it must have orisinatedin the Coun-
Gil Chamber of Bacchus. 1t is pity that
few glasses of wine should give rise to
such unintelligible rhapsodies !; and a
greater pity still, that they should be ut
tered on so august a day as our national
anniversary.
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From the Federal Republican.
dated III. .fiurch, 1871.

E.etTGct Of letter from EtAi'oS-'iy'SS'
dated 81. .f;urch. 1871.
" Affairs in this country are yet IN
very unsettled state. Since his defeat
Beigraue has retrea;ad 10 the Banks o.
the Parana, opposite to Caadelaria, which
river. il is said, he has not The means to
cross. 4 force Of a brig, schooner and
sloop, that sailed from hcnce' last mon'i
n his relief. under the command oil Ban
tista have been ore.'takea by All ai'.Aa-
ment from Monte Vn.|o. under The COM
mand Of Romara;e. aaI totally destroyed,
g, place called San Nicholas de los Ar
rayos. To counferha'anee this iltelil-
eence news was received last week. o. ali
the country from Rosario TO the rio Ne
gro and even to tie Uwuyuay. having
risen in arms and declared in favor OF this
Junta. Some European Spaniards fell
sacrifices to the popular fury on this o.
easion; and some armed parties with
their commandments have been made pri-
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FOR SALE,

4 SMALL. tract of MEADOW La y
"A situate o the soutl de Ot Il eat Hun'-
lag Creek, con a'iing about As acres | his
and commences It the southern aDutmen O.
the tIurlin, Greek Bridge, and Is bounded
~ the turnpike rl.,i; ii his valuable POGO
'ln suitable Tor m nure attached TO It, AMI &
,sndsome stream Of wafer p"sslIs throuSh
inc Whole land. IN my absence apply to
Mr.. Themes Ro1ye
Alexander Moore.
JuIy 20. St.
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pro,perous--most Of tho eounterfeits were
IN the bank of the United States.
The French emperor's conduct towards
the Amcricans-Cure for the Hydropho'
bia no cure, no pay.
The Fourth of July was celebrated
with great-seized, taken and burnt IN
der the Berlin decree.
The charge of French influence brought
forward-she was lately seen on her way
to Baltimore.
The captain of the ship Madison, from
dark complexion, and smiles when
spoken to.
Late and very important intelligence
has just-if not, on the very next fair day
afterwards.
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This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra coun-
ty, in ne district of Columbia, has obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal es-
tate Of Gurden Chatm, late Of the county a.
aforesaid, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, on or before the 18TH
day of January next. or they may BY law b
excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto are required 10 make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 10Th day of July, 1911.
Margaret R. Chaplin,
Administrative Of Gurden Chaplin.
July 10 3taw4W
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Public Sale.

On NOND AX next, vi be sold at three
o'Grock, in the lite uo1n. for cash, 1t the
dwelling hou,e If RICHARD LEWIS, on
Wa him. ton sy.sct,
A VARIETY OF
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
toa>,s ing Of
A N.hoga"v S,re Bo-rc, Tables Score
;ary and Boo Iase Bureaus. &c &c.
A-S0,
a vat g. e s. < tciyets, Talty do. FL
cured Six, nd ST ms, sc. and fine toned
foite Piano.
P c.. MARSTELLER
Ju,r 70 DIST
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Orphans Court,

Alexandri. County, July Term, 1871.
ORDERED. That the administrators OF Cur.
den (hatin, deceased. do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Ca
zette
Test.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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ALEXANDRIA, D.qILY GAZETTE.

{" TO sHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
MIS- FORM AND PRESSURE.
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THEATRE.


The publir are respectfullv informed.
- oa1sh,,,ed M F,.xr,, Is en-.
INC Celeoldteu WI hNN 80
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE WILL BE
o.. cJ. E,,: 1,,h, %
WHEN WILL BE PRESENTED, THE cELEsRAT'
v,1I u
n ~ - ,
.4vN'D HIS THREE DdOGHIEhS.
Written by Shakespeare.
Lear, MIR. Fennell
Burgundy, Francis
Albany, Harris
Glo.ter, Downie
Edgar, Calbralth
Edmund, M'kenzle
Gentleman Usher, Jefferson
Old Man, bhsseu
Captain, Iafnef
Doctor, 1a'ooS
Knight to Csfn"alt Dfuiiihoio
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Dec. 49,.
Tut Fublifhed,
PRICE FIFT1 CEN1S,

PRICE FIFTH CENTS,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
A Poetlcal Picture OF America
Being observations made during re: idcnce
of saveral years at Alexandria and Norfolk /;
illustrative of the manners and customs Of the
inhabitants-and interspersed with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci-
ETY. in that country from 1929 TO 1907 by
a-Lady.
London, Printed, lsoe-Norso!k, Re.pria.eg,
1910.
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At the annual meeting Of the
November %.

AL Inc amman mectlng or Inc
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, OH the
first Monday in December, l8IU, the fe!-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
of broad wheel wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the BIZ ettIth Of
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted 10 pass the gates on said roas.
toll free, for the term Of two years, and al,
Wagons whose wheels shall be the iiieaGth
Of five inches, shall be permittcf to pass toll
free. for the term of eighteen mon.hs-.aH
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall lie permitted te
pass toll free for the space Of Is months
from the time they shall first pass the re-;
spectivc gates, which shall be specify NO.
ticed by the gate keepers--And that this re-
gulatioh shall be extended to all who sbaE
avail themselves of it within tive Years.
True COPY.
Jonah Thompson, Seey. /
December IS. lay
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WAS. COMMITTED

TO the Jail Of Prince William county, on
the 4th day Of January, 1871, by warrant
from under the hand If Sa0lnel Jseksoa,
Esquire,
A NEGRO WOMAN, who calls herself
n ESTHER cox, very black, feet ;
and half inches high, stout made, has lost
several OF her fore teeth above and below.
she has a scar on her left hand, has mark
ofthe whip, says that she was formerly the
property CT Philip 1tbbs, OF Fairfax county,
Virginia; but chat he sold der 70 some negro
traders whose nam: IS. size does not know
She had on when committed, kersey hsbie
much worn, pair OF shoes, and old dark
worsted stockings--she Mad with her bun
ole OF striped cotton claaths, Ths owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges
and take Ter away otherwise she Will os
disposed d as the law directs.
WILLIAM GRANT, Sheriff
IF Prnce lillian county, Urs
January S1.-l2. 3l*
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CAUTION.

n LII PERSONS are cautioned against
N trcsrassing in any manner on nay pro-,
perty at Wea Eng; as | am determined to
put the law in force against any one offend;
Ing
JOHN LoNGDEN.
January y. st
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sI The sub MISSION OF Tree FcOp}GstV tHC
executive authority OF government, is no
more than a compliance with laws which
,hey themselves have enacted. While the
pnioaal honor is 6rmiy maintained abroad
and while justice is impsrlially administer.
I'd at home, the obesIi.nce OF the subject
will be voluntary, cheerful and almost I'M
limited"
Bat when the reverseis true, when the
rulers Of an indep-ndea, people SO conduct
as neither TO secure the affections Of the
ruled, nor the respect of distant nations,
animadvsrsion in some degree seems jussi-
fable and necessary. Unfortunately both
the foreign and domestic policy OF the pre-
sent executive is such, that the attention Of
40 one can bur be reused, who prrtends 20
even a moderate cnncern for the public
welfare. Yet such has keconr the folly of
our democrats. that as IL respects the wis
dam OF our administration, 6 he who
doubts is politically damned" The charge
OF tory,sn, has all along been moderate
punishment for disbelief ID jacobia or.ho-
dxy; bur now all the weapons of malice
and SANDER are employed against those
rho step forth willingly bu, teebly in the
sRPPorsoe falling nation. The nature CT
the times in which we live jus,i6es sus-
picion, and suspicion has become just
ground of enquiry for the present times
are big with terror and dis,nay, MIR, Madi
sons late message to congress to the cop
trary notwihs,anding.--So far froM
viewing public men and public mea-
sures as is their duty, with an eye of
sober enquiry, the democrats Of this coul.-
try are rushing blindfold, and seem to vent
their malice upon every obstacle that OPP
poses their passage to swift and easy de-
ssruc,ion. IS IF this be madness there is
method in IT," Bat the rabhle OF our coun-
try differ little from the rabble Of other re-
pubiics, that exist now only in name.-----
Take away the restraint oil federalism, leave
them to themselves, and they would short
ly discover the dreadful inconsistency and
the horrible cruelty Of the partizaus OF pi-
derot, Condorcet, and Rohespierre. We
anticipate tn. fate of sentiments like these,
but we do not shrink from the destination
VIZ have courted Daily events justify our
assertions, and daily experience convipces
US OF the necessity of perseverlng IN bold
aud mistaken tone Of Conduct. The wound
upon our national repose requires an imme-
SIaie application from the hand OF skllful
,dhysician. On the one hand We behold the
treasury exhausted, trade and with it the
source of revenue declining, our govern.
meat weakened by long series of incon-
s'stent measures, Disgusting their own
fears and the fears OF the nation by 's the
treacherous amusement Of double anc trip
pie negecisdons," despised and evil treat
I'd abroad, and distrnsted and hated at
home, by ,iis most respectable body of the
People on the other hand the people them
asives, irresoIuse from fear or partiali,y,
seeking imaginary redress from real evils
oy the very methods that tend to increase
insm. 1t our premises are true, as every
ssld'd person must confess, the conclasicn
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5. confidential business, the ssnst' adj

confidential business, the sensts al
wrpsEsDAr, January 2.
The Pre- sdcn, contaminated sSs report
H. secretary Of the navy on the appiiea-
...o and expenditures of the maney drawn
e.m ,he treasury from ist October, 1909.
: ,oh sepssmber, 1910. which was read,
- On molten Of Mr.. G7aq,ae galleries were
s,.,e,d and SO remained sill the senate ad-
,ousnrd.