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This IS to give tof9c.s dat Tie

subscriber Of Alexandria ctAs~a2s ns dc ~.
trict 81 Columbia, has o!d ainea shessa ,Ee Or
phans' Cour: Of said cuuIfT SsxScrs Of aean s.
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,ate of WILLIAM SI!Mz;Ssi, Esses ~ zee
county aforesaid deceased ;--.--;sts sgsas
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estate and those ineicb Ell t!sepers aas re-
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Administrator az Spass ao4'. q
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ORPHANS CDUnI.

Aexdnd,ia County, Fej. Term, 1871.
Ordered, That the administrators oil jcsr
Kincaid, deceased, do insert t.e i.,t!owis,
advertisement three times in e.act, week {,
eight weeks, in the Alexandra Da!;y e..
Zcttc.
Test ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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ALEX. MOORE, Ecy.
THIS is to give notice. tha, II.

THIS is to give notice, tina, the
subscribers Of Alexandria conR:vs n t:ss G..
trict of Columbia. have oAli;>.ed from II.
Orphans Court Of SAID county ;estcrs 6 q.
min.stration Oh the personal sstate o; JUN
K7ncad, late Of the county aforesaid Gceeas-
ed All persons having ctaisBs az stsst y.
said deceased, arc h.ueby wa,Eet: g eg;,,f
the same with The youehess ,.,s:cc>, |. .ag
subscribers, on or before the Stss cay d 81.
gust. next ensuing, c. they n,sY ~ XIV 1.
excluded from eli benefit to said est.se, I'D
those I,debted thereto are reGp,.rd 70 n IL.
immediate ray msnt. Gigon u.&es Gsy 1.ssss
this ninth day of February.
Lucy kinsaj5s aSMr'x.
]ohn Richards, adait.
cf johss &;acaa.
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ORPHANS COgIkE.

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but must and viii pass through the bitter.
es, of them to his ruin ! Whatever are
the Russian Emprror's thoughts, his CAPT.
tai does begin to have its ,efrors. The re-
port of the surrender of Rudschuek ditfus-
ed Joy through Petersburgh, not because
of dreams of Russian conquests; but be-
cause it was hoped that the event would
bring Kaminsky's negotiation with the
Porte for peace, to fauoreb!e issue. An
article, too, dated Stockholm, states, that
letters from Petersburg say, rumour pre-
walls there that treaty, offensive 4 detrn'
sive, is made betweenRussia and the Porte.
This i. premature, no doubt; but ii is no
improbable event. The accounts vary great
" as to the successful side in the war carry.
ing on against Turkey. Both claim VIC
tories 10 the same breath. 1t would be we'll
if generals, at least, would give over the
vulgar practice oflying.
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January ~.
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section.
ITO be continued, J

cRARITT.-The distressed state of the
poor a. this severe season having been taken
into consideration by members itcm the
different congregations { the money contrl'
buted for their relief being exhapsted} 1t
has been recommended to the clergy to
cause collection to be made in each OF
their churches, which being agreed to by
them, the reverend Mr.. Gibson will preach
charity sermon in the Methods. church
on the next Lords day, the reverend Mr..
Bum in ST. Paul's on Sunday the Cd of
February, the rev. doctor Muir at the E
piscopal church on the 10th, aud the rev.
Mr.. Barclay in the Presbyterian church on
the 18th: divine service will commence at
eleven o'clock, and the other churches will
be shut On the forenoon of the above DAYS
/, i. anticipated that a principle of reli
gion will appear in all its energy, producing
sam exceeding VIVA. could be raised by
any other method that could be adopted.
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WEDNESDAY, Ianuary 1e.

The bill to incorporate the stockholders
Of the Farmers Bank Of Alexandra was
twice read and referred to the committee 10
whom was referred the bill to renew the
charter of the bank of Alexandria
The bill from the senate, to incorporate
the bank of Washington, was read twice
aud referred to the same committee.
Mr.. Wright offered resolution dire citing
the secretary of the treasury to lay before
the house list Of the directors OF the bank
of the L. States, and Of its branches, the a.
mount Of stock held by foreigners, and OF
what countries, the stock held by citizens,
snd of what states, the amount of specie in
the vaults Of the bank, according to the last
returns, distin gushing what belongs TO the
bank, what to individuals, and what to the
us. Carried.
The House went into committee OF the
whole, Mr.. Basset in the chair, on the bill
far the relief Of the heirs of the late Gen
Wayne. The committee reported the bill
without amendment and ordered it read a
third time and passed it.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole, Mr.. Aston in the chair, on tn
bill to renew the charter Of the bank OF the
Us
Mr.. BurzpeN moved to strike out the frs
section.
ITO be continued
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January II.
Gun and Piltol Mandatory.
Corner Of Klns and faiJar Streets.

THE subscriber takes the liberty OF rc-
/ minding the public that he ca ries or
the above mentioned art in its various bl aneh.
es.
Suffering great Inconvenience by Guns and
Pistols remaining on my hands all unreaso'lr
able time after their repairs are comPieteds
most earnestly solicit that those who have
favored, or may favor me with their custom,
may send for them by the expiration OF ting
time limited to repair them.
He has received an excellent assortnent
of double and single barrel guns ard pistols.
Orders from the country executed with
neatness and despatch.
e An apprentice wanted it immediate
application be made,
Robert Nalh.
January ~ 3taw2w
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FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for 3l2 acres Of land
n lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract Of land called Ravens
suorfh," the annual rent of which is Fifty dol
Jars. 1t is about Pine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and firm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres IN Clover
equal to apy in the neighborhood, about tho
same ouaptity of timothy meadow OF excel
lent ou,si,y,. and as much more unimproved.
This nr;a is divided into Eve lots, and the
fercipg in tolerabIe repair. If it is not dis
rIosed Of by the first Of October, will lease
u Tor lives. 1t is so situated as to make two
t.nements. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
Joleph Powell ell,
Yufy a.. IS"o
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LONDON, November 6.

This day arrived letters from Anholt,
x6m which we have some extracts. An
|Ricle dated Munich SAYS, that the chrva-
- Drbray, VINO has just arrived from
kssrsburg. reports speech made to him
N the emperor Alexander. on taking his
ave- for his departure from the Russian
cour,. The emperor Alexander cautions
- chevaiier from believing the reports he
bald hear on his road respecting a rupture
kRwesn Russia and France he (Alexsn-
70 J loves Napolsou and the emperor loves
N and both Russia and France are
rided from all viciss;tudes. Alexander
Us have made this speech for he is SIM
IS enough for that, or any thing else. But
he did make the speech and believes
>hat he said, he is cruelty deceived, and
IN the seoner for that meet his ruin. Ma
leon loves him Why, whom did Ma
'olesn ever love: Has he ever loved, or
spec,cd, or in any manner felt for his own
<pple ?--,he people who have placed him
n his supereminent elevation ! He never
YES, and never forgives. No hum sne
CNCt Ills tIcdii, nut dbN
bsion. but what is selfish He has not, he
% no, forgive the attempt made by Alex-
Der TO check his power. He mas laid
ares around the stupid autocrat-snares
cannot escape without resources which
S has not, combined with wisdom and
esigh, which he never knew! Russia is
shielded from vicissitudcs nor do we
ieve France is Russia must pay for her
(e'es, as well as Austria and Prussia. The
kSnder bolt has been stayed but is not,
IS by srae repentance, to be diverted trom
81 Almighty Authors aim Poland cries
L ud TO heaven for veangeauce, for the
Heping of its 6elds in blood Austria, has,
part, paid the penalty of her wrongs 10
iand and Prussia almost wholly paid
And ,vky is Rassia to escape! or how
Rll she escape, excep, through the only
h tina, sinful humanity can escape by |!
"A Alexander turn aside from his selfish
s, aud his dreams of new grandeur. or
will not BIO shielded from yiciss:ipdes.
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CONGRESS;
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
tTaken far the Aisxanariq Gazette.]
TUESDAY, JAN. Is.
CONGRESS-;
ICoNCLUDED.

About o'clock the question was dscid
ed on the indefinite pos,ponement of the
bill to admit, New Orleans territory into the
union; the ayes were %, noes 70. I'm
mediately after the ayes and noes were
taken on the final passage of the bill, and
were, ayes Il, noes So; the house ths:
adjourned.
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order Of ,hiugs, aud the honor that
s.ancy vii! give US; above all II Is Nc
,ary tina, we should observe that the 'east
;,,;on would de US an infinite injury, and
h \ the S,s, appearance OF it would retro
y ,de greatly our relations with q. Britain
rs has assured Us that whatever tHrn onr
~ en;ions with the regency may take
4: -Iand will never consider us as enemies.
IN she has offered US to mediate, which
eordinc 20 the council of regency, IS al
:, equivalent 70 the orders they send 10
ir admirals and governors.
he assured, as W. are, tina, notwi,hstand'
the Goodness and reserve which appears
fheir answers to our propositions and IN
IS memorandum that We now forward you,
Re is in this government strong and IA
liable dispositions towards US; DISPOSE.
lbs which square too well with the actual
|ssr of affairs and the interest OF England,
|E}5r disputed or even doubted. II is not
Necessary TO have much perspicuity to dis
cover it in the papers We have cited, though
fh<y were prepared to be communicated 10
eke Spanards and we hope besides that
tity every day increase and unfold them
sSlses, as Spain approaches her dissolution.
! NBy the enclosed newspapers you will see
11<Iat is The state of affairs in Spain and Por-
n kai, and the opinion that till now has been
) ertaincd of the changes which are taking
ACC in Vene zuela and other parts OF the
<<n,inent. Our cause has innumcrable
kinds 10 this country, and it is impossible
should have none where reason md JUS
II have so many adheren,s. We have
Ia pr omitted ourselves in presence OF the
inverse, and without losing forever our
cfedit, we cannot deviate in the least from
ne glorious path we opened to America.
kft the cold gratitude of tyrants De the re-
Ord OF those people who have not vaior
&ough TO march against them, or who, in
lad Of initiating our conduct, have the
|3ssness to d=tame it while we unteasing.
D continue our efforts, and by propagating
pod opinions, we pledge ourselves to pro-
hcr the general emancipation. Our mea.
&res, conducted with constancy and firm.
less, mus: inevitably produce it; and while
- expect the arrival Of ,ha, fortunate pc
1pd, the tender interest tia. Justice and phil
nthrophv have in our welfare, viii! be Our
hsolation for the blindness and ingrati-
de of our brethren.
& Pardon, g.ntlemen, this free eHusien Of
NJ zeal, and please to lay before this su-
fkme government.
1od preserve you many years.
Il SIMON BOLIVAR.
W Luis LOPEZ MONDEZ.
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1000 bushels Li.6qn Sail,
One male and tho female fuH bioodea Merry
noes, Of suhich certificates Of ungxeshowatis
ereda gre brought with tie shect-reeefaed by
the brig ZcriaA, Caftain Lidr'dse, from Lls-
bon --.4f:tfy 10
JOHN G. LADD,
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qlerannrtA patsp @a3ette.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II.

MARRIED on Tuesday evening last on
the Virginia shore BY the Rev. Mr.. RozOaH'
Mr.. Jason FARRoLL, of Prince Georges
(Md.) to Miss ANN GROVE, Of the Dis.
trio, of Columbia.
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January ).
Strayed or Stolen

Strayed or Stolen
From the subscribers Wagon lying at Ba-
COTS, near Hartshorne's mill, on Sunday
night the 18th ult.
A bay Horse, about is hands
high, star in his forehead * skod all round.
about nine or ten ysars old. Any person Ns.s
may find the said horse and wild leave bin
any where on the road 50 that ! get him a.
gain, shall receive reasonable and satisfsss
tory reward:
Samuel Aaye.
Dee. ~ ~
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The bill to admit the New Orleans Ter
ritory into the union, has caused much
warmth of debate in the House of Repre-
sen,atives. BY several members 1t was
opposed on constitutional grounds the
principal Of which was, that the compact
of federation was made only tor the Uni
ted States, within the boundaries as esta
b!lshed by the treaty of 1888; that Con
gress is not empowered by the constitution
to admit partners to the compact, without
the original jurisdiction, the constitution
not having given them this power, and all
powers not given being expressly reserved
to the states or TO the people; that there
fore the consent Of the individual states Is
necessary, or an alteration Of the constitu.
ton giving Congress the power. The
compact being broken, it was commended by
some, that stats had right to secedc
from the union. This was the principal
constitutional objection.
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R E M o Y A L.

The Subscriber has removed hjs
Shop to the house lately occupied BY Nrss
M.Crea, few doors absye his late Tesi'
dence, and adjoining MIR. E. Gilmans, Roy'
al street.
Charles Pasc9ss
January ). eoim
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serve you many years,
SIMON BOLIVAR.
LUIS LOPEZ MONDEZ.

] the Secretary Of S'cie, and Of
Foreign Relations Of the Su-
ipYeme Government of Veaezuela.
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The suhiec, of the Bank is now fairly
before the house. There is more cunning
than integrity in eudeavor;ps to make it
PARTY question. Mr.. Eppes said yesser-
day that the Bank was established on par
ty principles, and the question Of renewal
would be decided by party princi Ples.--
Well then might Mr.. knickerbocker say
that in such case 20 independent votes
would he given By gentlemen Of his de.
scrip,ion Of politics. We trust, however,
tina. all the democrats will NOT be thus pose-
led.
The brig Zeriah, captain Eldrdse. AZ.
rived at this port yesterday from Lisbon
lost on her passage $50 Merino Sheep 0 t
900 taken on board.
Capt. GRAVES, who arrived yesterday from
Russia. informs, that there had been change
in the Russian Ministry favourable to the En-
glish.
The Sound was considered bIockad=l the
English not allowing any vessels to pass, ex'
cept under convoy Of their els,-60sf0n
PaUaGium,
letters received here and at New YORK
from Port All Prince, state that an inter' lew
IA. been had between Potion sud Rigaud
whose amicable result has prevented a new
war in the south. and confirmed more strong
" Pe,ion's power. Deputies from Chris
tophe have been sent TO Petiou with over
lures of accommodation. The terms OF peace
of ,Ar latter, are tina, Christophe shall evaeu-
ate ST. Mary's and al! that side of the Ar
tetonise. 1t is thought they will not DC
agreed to.-Bah inner.
The following, it appears, are now the
claimants of the Floridas:
The Cortes of Spain;
France. on behalf OF king Joseph;
Great Britain. who has guaranteed tho
integrity of the Spanish possessions; (
The Conyentionalisss of Florida--apd
lastly,
The United States Of America.
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January II.
Salt, and Merlno Sheep.

Jeru1rV y
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Married in Herefordshire, (Englaod) John Free
man, a Chmney-sweeper, TO the amiable and accom-
plshed Miss Precila Thackwait, with fortune OF
40OOL Miss Thackwait a very eccentrick char
actcr, and OIL her coming Of age, declared she
would be married to a soldier, sailor, cober, or
chimney sweeper. In consequence of this declar-
alton, Peter Norman, a soldier, Henry Dalton,
sailor, James Hunt, a cobler. and John Freeman,
chimney sweeper, respectively paid their addresses
10 this for female, and exerted all their abilities to
win her heart After minute deliberation on the
merits of the different suitors she gave the pefcr-
ence to the member Of the scoty tribe
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For Sale, at PabAick Auction,
On TUESDAY, 9th August---at IL O'Clock,
.A Mr.. TsuNsEND's CcGte-House,
T HAT valuable Farm, known by the
J. name OF the Harrison Farm, containing 80
acres, lying within mile of Newport, X. l. This
Farm is at present in state of good cultivation, the
fencing good and the impro' ments Barn and Corn
House The situation is pleasant and healthy, and
affords an excellent site for navy-yard, and from
Lite discovery is believed there is valuable Mar
bic Soap Stone quarry OH said Farm.
Conditions liberal, and will be made known at the
time and place Of sale
For further particulars inquire of
=. U. RICHMOND.
Newbort, Juy 10, 1911.
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PUBLICK HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
PELHAM.sTREET,
NEWPORT,

THE Proprietor in announcing to the publick in
l. general, and to the patrons of this institution
in particular that is opened for the accommo
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to
partake of the "luxury of the Bath" is happy in
being able to state, that it is in every respect as
complete as at any period since its establishment
To those acquainted is unnecessary to say that as
to elegance Of accommodation, quality of water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATHING
House is not nie rour to any in the United States.
II is open every day, from sunrise until 9 O'Clock
in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is closed
al 10 in he morning.
Gr Holders of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets on account (not less than six at time) by
applying at the Bathing g-house-Ti sold at No.
2, Pcham-srect, and at the store of Mr.. WA Low
IE, Thamesstreet.-Price so cents
Newport, June 10, 1911. (epu)
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TWO families, with a number Of children in each,
from to Is years of age, and several Girls,
from 10 to 70 years OF age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
Marrifactory Of Aay, BroTn e Slater, at PGrgtuek-
et-Unquesdonable recommendation as TO character
and morals will be required Application may be
made TO Samuel Slater, Pa~tucket, Ahny q BroVii,
Providence, 10 the Subscriber, No. l75, Thames
street, who will give every information required.
EDWARD W. LAYTON.
Newport, % of 5th mo. 1911.
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DANIEL SHELDON,

II EpECTFULLY informs his friends, that her
N has on hand
A quantity OF cxcelen, cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shinglcs,pinc Single, Boards, Planks,
Joits, sc. &c.
which he viii sell cheap, al his stand on siiER
BURNES' Wharf. .fsrlS.
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ROARDING House.
BERIAH ELDRr.D,

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
removed from his former stand, to the large and
commodous stand, formerly occupied by MIR. Chap
potn, No IS, Thames-street below Mr.. Townsend's,
at the sign of the Rising Sun, where he intends to
keep a Hotel for the accommodation of Ladies and
Gcntlemea, who may favour him with their compa-
ny. Every eXerton will be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
GT Good accommodations for Horses and Car
RACES. April 3.
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u L " M II " s. HIP.

MIR. RAND respectfully gives notice, That he
1VA has commenced a second class in teaching the
Arr OF WAITING, in a room near MIR. To7Onsend's
Coffee House. Persons of suitable age and common
genius may acquire fair, regular Hand flirting by
the use OF twelve exercises, and half hour each
Ladies may be accommodated with Lessons at the
Writing Room, or at their Houses For further par
tculars enquire at the Cofee-House.
.Iuy TO-
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DWELIING-HOUSES.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
HTUSE and Lot of Land, fronting Washington
and willow streets, on Eastons.pont, very pleas
ant situation, and in good repair
Also, one other Dwellingaouse, to the eastward OF
the above, fronting Willow.street new and convent
emily calculated for Two tenements. II not sold by
the 25th of March next, the upper tenement wii be
to let terms made known by applying to
Jan 2S. JAMES IOWNoEND