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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-04

HAVING qualified as Executor Of
1 4 Thomas Gillia,, deceased, am rea-
dy 10 receive what is due 10 SAID estate
and to adjust any just claims against it,
l am duly authorised also to receive what
ever is due to the late firm oslGfNN. &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS ~ cbsing
these matters as expeditious;y as possible,
those indebted either TO the es,a,Sor he
said Iaie 6rm. will please take. rolice that
unless pay ment is made or satisfactory ar.
engagements are entered into without &c.
lay, shall put all claims into the hands
OF attornies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
of Thomas Gillia,, decd.
Richmond. Sept. II, 1870 #
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NOTICE.

by virtue of the last will and testament
~ of Pleasant Younghusband, decd. will
lie seid at the Court-hUuse of Hcnrico Coun.
ty, at public aSction, on<the 9TH Of next
month (lanuary,A8ll) Being court day, ,
Tract NQf Land, 4
Containing 400 aesessN more or less, lying
on White Oak Syetup, about IA miles from
Richmond. Thf land WI be shewn to any
person wishireto purchase, by Thomas
Goodman, living on the premises. The
terms of sale will. be one third cash, and
FOR the other two thirds, a credit of one
and two years; bonds with security to car
ry interest from the day of sale, and a deed
of trust on the property, to secure the nav.
ment Of said bonds and interest, viii be re-.
CURED by the
Administrators.
18th Mo. ID, 1910. ids
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Dry Goods & Groceries /;

1000 acres Military Land in rhe state Of Ohio
1000 aces do. in Kentuciy-
5000 do. 90. in Harrison and Randclrh
counties, for sale low or barter for other pio.
perty.
The highest price given FOR Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour and Hemp; also bills cf Exchange. Bank
Stock, Turnpike and James River Company
Shares negociaied AT his Office. Cash raised on
good notes, and all kinds OF hank notes changed
at moderate premium. Debts collected and
merchants and other accompts liqu;daied with
dispatch, by BSRTLET1 STILL.
Factor 8 Con,nsrSsion lllerchant.
Bell.Iavern, Richmond,
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NJ. subscriber continues to aa as Crmnnis
sion agent. Stock Exchange and Tobacco
Broker, IN this place, where he offers hi. services
to The pub &c TO transact &c .etal Commission Blu.
siness, whichhe will entirely devote his at,ep,i.
on to, with a'hnpe of being able to execute to
advantage the various orders from the coan,vy
and elsewhere with promp,iiude. either IN the
sale or purchase of the different articles current
in this market; as he will always consider IL his
duty faithfully to observe the interest of his
friends by giving them the earliest information
respecting the state of our markets and other
circumstances that may occur, which he trusts
will ultimately tend to promote him in their es
teem.
He has a fire proof warehouse near the basin
OF the Canal. which is ready FOR the reception of
all kinds of Storage on the shortest notice and
reasonable terms, where every exer,ion and un.
limited Affection will be paid to The interest of
those who may please TO honor him with ,heir
confidence. lie will also offer for sale, at pub
lie Auction, every day at 8 o'clock, before thc,
door of the Bell Tavern, or on the premises.
Land, Tcnenents, Slaves, Horses, Gods,
Wares and Merchandize, of every descriptions,
that his friends may please to consign him.
He will attend the sales of Goods nd Csrroes
on the wharves, and if not sold, ored in Ere
proof house. Advances Of cash made if reeu,r.
ed, by BARTLETT STILL.
Tobacco Broker G Yendue. Masrcr.
Who has on hand for sale great bargain, a
uuantity of
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Richmond Turnpike Company.

a I meeting of the Directors of the said
n Company on Thursday evening the x2d
November, 1910.
hhSOl.VED, That call Of ten dollars ON
each share in The said company be made and
that Eve dollars thereof on each share be naiif
10 the Treasurer on the frat day Of January nezr9
and that the other FIVE, on each share. be na;3
to him on the first day Of March next,
Testes
N. SHEPPARD, elk.
{ Mar.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
a NTIGUA RUM per the HID.
L \ Pennsylvania Whiskey
Muscovado Sugar
Gin in Pipes
Imperial Tea by the Chest
Domestic Manufactured Soaking
OF good quality by the Bolt
Bar and Rod Iron, assorted 80
Plough Plates & Blistered Steel.
Prime, & Cargo Pork & Beef in Bbls.
RALSFON & PEASANTS:
Nov. ri, 1910. n0
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD-Was stolen
Z out OF Stable, near Bottoms Bridge, On
the twenty venth of last mouth,
BAY HORSE.
about five feet high, FIVE years old could de-
scribe said aorse Hinutely, bur do not think it
worth time, he having one mark that cannot es
cape the eye of any person thas may notice him
that Is, large white place on his wea he's.
The above Reward will be given TO ele.person
hat will deliver the said Horse $<ne, n, ar
bottoms Bridge in the lower end fofHenreo
county, or five dollars for such information tn at
hall cause me 10 get him again as this is the
eleventh that have had the bad luck through
various ways to lose within the space of three
years and Elk months, and fully up to the price
OF S 20 save one and several Of much more va
Tue, cannot help soliciting the favour of my
aequaintances in this, and the sdjace n; counties
20 make in their neighboushood som: small en-
qui'y, which favour shall ever be gratefully ac-
knowledged by the Subscriber.
Joseph Jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. Itf1
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Milton November 17th 1910. r
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IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
fr Fuvanna county court. November 26,b 1910
Matthew Pa-rsr, Msl,h ~ Anderson ami Sal.
u his wife date Sally Far,ar) I.undy Jones
and Lnr, his wife OA,e Lucy Farra,) which
sad Ma;i,s.; Fayiar, Sally and Lucy are
f.'Iirbusees o. The estate OF Anne Farrar,
{ deceased, Pitts.
against
stephen Farsar IN his Own right, and as ad.
mi1istya,or on ,hc estate of anne Farrar,
deceased, Tarl,on Lee in right of his wife
Elizabeth 'aic Elizabeth Farrar} John Han
cock in riyhs OF his wife Fanny (iete Fspny
Farav) vino are also dis,ributceSof Ne hid
Anne Fariar. deceased, Uefts4
THE Defendants Tariton Lee am JchHIIh.
= cock, not having entered thei&spn q nee
and given security according 70 the act>of A,5em,
by and the rues of this court, and il appessing
&c The satisfaction o. The court that they are not
!, Inhabitants o. ,his commonwealth: On the mo-
lion of the pairtias by their counsel, 1t is or
d>re6. taat the said defendants do appear here
on or before the frs; day OF March court next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill Il; and that a copy
OF This o,der be forthwith inserted in some news
ps?er published is the city of Richmond, and
continued for two monte SUCCESSFULLY, and also
POSTED at the front icor of the court house of
this county.
C,py. Tc,te.
John Timberlake, ir. p. C. F.c.
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IN SENATE.
D'0afe TO be Continued }
M oNDhY, January z.

MONDAY, January Y.
MT Bayard appeared and took his seat.
The report of the Secretary az W., o,,
the expenditures of the monies an,,,,,,r;a
ted for the contingent expenses of The nj.
ltary establishment Tor the year 1910 wa.
read. vas
Messrs. Leib, Smith, (Md) and Cord;t
were appointed a committee, IN CONSEQUENT.
OF the passage OF the resolution subm,tted on
FRIDAY, relative to the application of the Ii
brary fund
The bill TO authorize the surveying md
making otcert in roads in he state of obi7,
as contemplated by the treaty of Brow n,to,yn
was Ieiefred to MesSrs Campbell, BRADLEY
and Gregg. "S''
Inc bll to incorporate the Bank or pfc
mac, the bill TO incorporate tho Rant IS
was ingtoD, and the bill to lncorp. "a, tl,.
subscribers o the Farmers Bark Of Alexan.
aria' were scverally postponed.
The bill providing FOR the removal ~ ~.
LAND Othces at Nashville, T. aud Ca,tots,
w. &C. exc was referred y Mcssrs. ca
bell, Fra kiln and Bayard. p
ne bii' ~ suspend the second secti,b ce,ba
ACT regulating Foreign Coins for oil, : n,,, NJ
and Smith, Nd "i""ey'
a messagr was received from tho p.s.:.
dert of the United States, acccmnsr;, = - 81.
tht report OF he Director nf tie Nf -, ~
~ me operation Of nat establishment n, ~
he las year. N'' '"S'
! After the consideration " the ~.
ma Confidential business, the Stoafe sd;6ss..
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o. Published BY Ihonsas Richie, nearly op
2 osite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
p CoNDITIoNS:-Fave dollar. a year. "a
Be paid annually in advance. Those pho Wish ~
Be considered annual subscribers, mutt heyeae,
DESIGNATE IL at the time of subscribing. otherwise
sher papers will be discontinued at the expiration
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IN SENATE.

FRIDAY, Dec. %, 1910
D E b A re
On the subject of the Territory Wess Of the
Perdido.
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Mr.. Pitkia submitted resolution FOR
the appointment Of committee to enquire
into the expedieney Of altering the time
tor holding the circuit and district courts
Of the u. S. in New. York, Vernon. and
Connecticut. Carried, aud commitsee
Of three chosen.
Mr.. Fan Horne from the committee Of
the district of Columbia reported bill for
building Jail in Alexandria and removing
prisoners there. Twice read and referred
90 the committee of tn. whole for Monday
next.
The doors were closed about Eve nj;
nutes, on account of confidential commu-
nication from the President.
Mr. Basset presented petition Of Cas-
tain lingey, commandant at the navy yard !,
Washington, praying an enquiry into his
conduct in Office. After some debate the
petitioner had leave to Withdraw his petit
ton.
The House then wen; into committee of
the whole, on the bill to renew the charter
of the bank of the United States.
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(To be confinued)
FROM THE AURORA.

&ye COPY the following article from To:
.nsi,na Courier, paper conducted with
y lHgence and integrity.
Il" War can be the cause OF the ChTnge
ia Mss taken place IN the puhtc opinion,
4 sve 20 the advantages which louisiana
d. IN prospect from her new poliuta' x
Knee Il IS unfortunately by, too easy TO
asceriaioE:t. We have found masters
hsh, avari ious, inperIously aJsu'd, an.
! a govern m,m unt,cr which We AAttered
bs.lves We shuusi fad none but b,olAc.s.
h 4, is not, assurediy, top rect amongst
the STATE of civilization, that the prcsi
ht, in the name OF the u. States, pre-.
Ids 70 impose on us that famous common
= He has doubtless another object in
MS but As he does not frankly designate
And as some Of my tsllow citizens might
Il perceive it, think it my duty to raise
81 veil entirely, and make them b idly
assure all the prsfunditv of the preclp'ce
IS which the machiavelism of Jtfers IN
lid evidently plunge them.
y Hitherto your courageous representa-
= \ have in vain reiterated to congress
Jus, claims and remons:raaces. 10
&.purpose have they invoked the sole mn
"a saer.d terms of the treaty OF cess!on.
rs only have all your political rights been
ne!essly aanihila,ed in the first instance,
now an attempt is made to annihilate
~ all your civil institutions, the only
Id you can oppose with any success, "a
"a. the wilrs and rapaeity of those who
tlaim themselves your masters.
81 Ii i, then no longer 10 that assembly,
eh vou at first with pleasure cons dered
E3he sanctuary OF Justice, as the asylum
8 our liberties that you mus, express the
81 sense of your grlsvancss-you would
in nothing but repeated proofs OF lnsrn-
tGty, and perhaps contempt.
I'M There is a last refuge Of which we
"a not lose sight, since we are forced TO
sd recourse so it. France did not sell us
- vile herds of slaves NJ Louisianians
peal TO the treaty of cessIan. F:ance
guarantees that our liberties should
fspsc,ed. We shall not in vain present
&c view of her august chief. The arms
sons of Frenchmen, loaded with ig,
- nious chains, from which that treaty
iors yer to preserve US. His honor, his
i,y, his pnwer. all render it sacred
70 recall the government OF tbs United
IS to good faith, from which none
Nv, in the ,reatics Of which he is qua
kr
Ser the communication bestowed on
boy. by eel Duane we are isd to ,us.
H< rat he is almost as friendly to France
iS .O thtS country
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the county court ef
Prince William,.w the undersigned comr
m,ssioners, will proceed to sell. at PUBLIC
sale, at the court house of Fauqu;cr coun-
ty, on MONDAY, the 26th day OF Mp
vember next, upon credit of s months,
A TRACT of LAND, containing $50
~ acres, lying in the county OF Fsuquie1s
within half a mile of the Thorouehfare Mins,
upon the road leading from Ashby's Gap .
Alexandria. There is good Mill Seat upon
the land & large Stone Mill House, wtj:h
with little repair may be made fit for grind.
ing. Bond with approved security VIII 90
required Of the purchaser.
Philip Harriion,
VIM. a. C.. pade.
Dumfries, Oct. l9-22. cosy:
a. The sale of the above property
is poifponed until MONDAY, Ire
eSth of January, 1874.
December II. s;az8
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.--<s cd :~-
CONGRESS-:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
t7assn for the alexandria Gazette.
THURSDAY, Jan. ~.

MIR. Srydrrt submitted resolution that
the Joint library committee be directed 10
enquire into the eSp*diency of making pro.
vision for the permanent safrkeepins al the
books of the library. Carried.
Mr. S1v7ope moved for the printing of
the repor, of the secretary of the navy rela.
tive to the Degau, Putviapce, & Co. bust
ness. Carried.
aIr. Eobes from tn. committee Of ways
and hams reported bill making aPproprla.
tons for the civil list for 1911 /; another
bill making appropriations for the @army'
and another for the navy. Made the order
of the day for Monday next.
Mr.. Gon offered resolution for the sp.
pain,ment of committee to enquire into
the expedlency of providing by law for the
more convenient taking cosn'zance OF oail
snd afidarits in cases pending in the courts
Of the United States.
Mr.. Findisy presented the m mortal .:
genera, ST. Clair. Referred to select CEN
mit,ee of five.
Mr. Havea offered resolution directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 lay before
the house such information rs may DC IN his
possession respecting causes in lte courts
Of the u. S. for supposed violations OF the
embargo and noa-intercourse laws--for
what sums-specifying those brought to
fnal issue. 'bose pending, &c. Resolution
carried, AZ to g.
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Spsmsnts no title to Florida could hare
ksrd 20 the Uuised States under the trea"
4 of 1905. For the gentleman has une'
svocsl,y admitted that Florida was not
he'd by Spain IT, France by tbs treaty OF
Tide lon,o. and France it is admitted
al. sides, BY the treaty of 1908 only ccd-
10 the Uui,e d States Louisiana as fully, &
tne same manner she acquired it from
san +, ,he treaty al ST. iltteionso, nor sir,
h admit thal France has acquired le-
fimatc tiiic 10 the cruwn and colonies ct
bin, which aust as" appear before the
'n,isman can avail himself Of his a-gu-
kn,. Whal Mr.. P.esidSnt is the na,urs
,his title /! Was il obtained bona hide
iair and fail consideration No sir,
/ hy the most sbominabie perhdy, cor
I rtion aud duress, ct which the pages ct
E"ry iurnIsh IN example Was nor the
4 b! tan's.y d<coy I'd BY article from VIA.
Nj 30 Bayonne Was not ,hs old mon
tji compelled 10 resign ms crown 10 Fer
band the 9Th, and was not that prince a
isoner OF Bnnapsrte: and while IN the
bd.iion, and for aush. we know with the
Y,net 4, his breast, or the cup to his lips,
ostraia-J to resign his crown to the en-
Tor OF france Sir wha, SOFT OF title is
b? Upon the eternal prineihlrs of Jus,
4, upon the principles of common law &
% man s-nse, an instrument thus obtained
No. ool:Saiing ON the party executing
(To be confiaued.
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Burr MaIl-Stone M1nufade1y.

The Subscriber informs the
public that lie has received supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the max
ing of burr Mill.otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King an Cameron
streets, about the first of March snext, Wig
he can supply Burr Stones of any dimersions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
sortment of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or 1.-THE Manp-
factory. Any person wishing to ensage
Burrs before the Glst Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. 2aw
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January |,
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust from
James Gatt"lf and Elizabeth his wife, to thu
subscriber, to secure the .m'n, of . SUM
Of money due from James 'ulatl to joseph
Thomas, will be exposed 10 p9hii sale, ON
the premises O" SATURDAY. the 9th day
OF February 1871, Tor ready mo ey,
A HOUSE and LOT ia the town Of
Alexandria,
On the north side of Prince street and 30 the
eastward Of Fairfax street, being part Of
that lot or half acre Of ground described in
the plan of the said town hy the No. g
conveyed by William Hunter, jun. 10 Rs=
Chael Lomax -.
N. Herbert, Trustee.
January l8. cots
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AouCe is hereby gwen

|Re S;GcAa2laerS s the DaI.s 81 -7Ie*0n'
dr1d,
FAT an election TviH be held q. rbe esnrt
hyuse IN tAis to.gH, OF, ths thirG blenaay
fu,.ry neat, for the aurhose If ch~6iaS
-rcciors for ths ensuing gear ssreea5Ly
arser.
By order of the President and Directors,
q Gurden Chaplin, Gather.
<ember 20 co
Printers of TIE Virginia Gazstte, a.
noud, the i;sinia Herald, Frede-
burg andWinchesscrG Gazette, Wnches.
IS requested to publish the above.
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glsranurta pat.p @asstte.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is.

The communication from the President
Yesterday which occasioned the closing OF
the doors for few minutes, was nothing
ofimporlance. 1t was probably only the
usual declaration that he ha6 signed the
bills or resolutions, passed with closed
doors. The question will soon be discussed
on the proprie,y OF taking off the injunction
of secrecy, unless the majority iRperious-
" forbid. We wish much to see Mr.. Ran
dplph in his seat. His long absence has
given his best friends much dispIeasure.
The objection to the renrwal OF the
charter of the y. S. Bank, on cons,itu-
tional grounds, appears to US extremely
futile. Without tae aid Of providing for
the general welfare" the constitution al
lows it for the collection of the revenue
But II is said that it must be indstensaby
necessary to the collection OF the revenue.
1t is Convenient, it is NECESSARY: the re-
venue can possibly be collected otherwise,
but not without great, exceedingly great,
Inconvenience. The expectancy of the re-
urwal can he drned only by the weak, the
interested, or the violent partisan. Proba-
lily The question will not b. decided by the
house in less than ten or fifteen days.
The Legislature OF Delaware, now in
session, have reel ctrd the hon. |. A.
Bayard senator in congress for SIX years,
from the 4.h of March next.
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lust PUBLISHED.

And fer sale by JAMES KE NNED7,, sen,
Bookseller, Kag street,
A new universal and pronouncing Dicnisa-
airy of the French and English languages.
also,
Mature Displayed, in her mode oil teaching
language to man or new and inf.llible me-
thod of acquiring knowledge of the FRENCH
language in the shortest time possible ~
Third edition, highly improved and mncl
enlarged. BY N. G. Du6cf,
January IS, cost
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VIPGINIA LEGISLATOR E..

The committee for Courts of Justice
have. according to order, bad under their
consideration PETITION to them referred,
and have come to the following resolution
thereupoa:
Resolved, as the opinion of this com
mi,ter, That the petition Of Frederick Au:
susta BeeIer, wife Of Lewis Breler, but
formerly widow of Mathew Eaka, deed,
praying that an &C, may pass, vesting in
her the right of the commonwealth. to a
certain piece of ground near Alexandria,
whereof the said Mathew died seized, is
reasonable.
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THOSE who have unsettled as-
counts against the Brig Louisa, Capt. Jonp
N'Aamara, will please present them Tor ad.
juslment to me, on or before the 26th in.
slant.
Jane H. Slacum, Admr'x.
Of George Slacum.
January l8
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more unloading. Brig RetseY, skinner,
for Alexandria, in 10 days. Republican,
for Philadelphia, in 8 days. Sch. fnams
not recsllee,ed) Hathaway, Of Baltimore |;
uncertain
The Freach bad halted 60 miles from
Lisbon, and, report said, had received 2
reinforcement. OF 10000 men. No bs!.ls
bad bsep fought lately.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY next, at 5 O'Clock, ,. II.
will be sold on credit, for approved en-
torsed negotiable notes, a. Harper. wharf,
the cargo of the brig Louiaa. consisting Of
$500 bushels of Lisbon Salt
P. G. Marlfeller.
January H.