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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County. Dec. Term, 1911.
ORDEaED, That the executors of joHs
BUTCHER, deceased. GO insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
six weeks, in the Alex: ndria newsp pers.
A copy.--Tes,
Alexander Moore, Rec.
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This IS to glue Notice,

That the subscribers, a AlexonGris county,
in tine district Of Columbia, nave obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testsmentary on Tie estate or John
BUTCHER. l..e of the county aforesaid
merchant, decd. I'll persons having Claims
against the said d cedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the voucher,
thereof, to the subscribers, On or before the
eth day of Iune next, or they may Nv NV
be excluded from ali benefit to the said cs-
tate a.,i those Indebted thereto are rsquired
to make immediate payment
Given unler our hands this 4;'I day OF De-
cember, 1911.
jonathan Butcher.
n IN
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Jonathan Butcher,
John B. Patton,

Executors Of John Butcher.
December A. eo6w
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PROPOSALS
BY EDW.dRD EMILE,
FOR PUBLISHING BY suBscRiflioH'
THE WORKS
TAC1IUS

WITH
In Essay on his Life and Genius !; '"ofes'
SUPPLEMENTS, &c.
BY ARTHUR MURPHY, ESQ.
The first american, from the last Lonaon
Edition.
IIr..l IL. Anthnr,s LAST corrections.
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ORLEANS TERRITORY.

The bill toSnable the people of the territr-
nv OF Orleans to form constitution and state
government, and for the admission of such
state in'o the Union on an equal footing with
the original states: was read a third time.
aMr. Pitkin commenced a speech against
the bill. chiefly objecti1s to the detail
When he had been speaking about half an
hour
Ihe Sneaker observed that message was
in attendance from the Senate of coNFI-
DENTAL nature.
On motion of Mr. Pitkin, the bill was or
dered to lie on the table, the doors were clo-
sed. and So remained till 4 O'clock. when the
House adjourned.
During the sitting with closed doors. a
message of confidential nature was rece,v-
ed from the President IF The u States. by
Mr.. Edward Coles, his secretary.
FRIDAY, Jan. IA.
The House sat the whole of this day with
closed doors.
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returns A copy of that furnished on the
7ss INST (marked @ is herewith transrr t.
ted, together with remarks. shelving what
portions ct the revenue ARE generally depo-
sited in the Bank of the United States and
its branches. and what portions are depo-
posted in other banks.
It's probable that the amount OF specie in
the Treasury will, on the first day of March
next exceed 100000 dollars, and that the
proportion deposited in the Banks other than
that of the United States and its branches,
Will not materially vary from what it is at
present. But it is impracticable to form
any correct estimate of the probable amoant
at that time In each place respectively, since
that is always regulated by the want of funds
IN each place for the current service; ac-
cording to which, the public monies are dali
iy transferred bv drafts from place to place,
as the occasion may require.
.All which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Treasury Department.
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Letter from Don Francisco H7iraaia 20
their HighHesses, dated

Lon DON, Sd Angus, 1910.
fI@ase your II Shnesse,t give leave ~ ne os
tnelr faithful and humble fellow riIizeue -
come to compliment them on he 81. 10 q
ana memorable achievements of tie fq,h
hPil, 1910, the most eminent epoch in the
m-tary ~ THIS Province, and lar the rerords
OF the New World. Let us forever nr.;so
the INDUSTRIOUS men who performed so sacred
ana immortal work and their names bc
remembered to The remo,est Doytc ity.
me JOY which this news has prsduced %
wen IN This country &c among the hes, Soa.
h'ards and other good men of afflicted En-
rope, IS Incredible this general ex,,rc..ior
IS observed IN The daily and other paoers
most e. @emed III this -api al as also in tha.
CORE dence of persons distinguished f,t.
Their virtue and exalted piety. The conts
No. /, IS sma mpie 4 ir. ="
Inc Judiclous choice that your higadp 90 !.
have made of tn deputies Den Sim, n ~
Bolivar and Don Luis Lopez Meudez. 70
to TN Court. has not contributed ~
me favorable Reception and happv e..
"h'ch toi1 important event pert, nd tt,oas-
g9hHen'en being informed at their arr,,,- ~
ms cap all OF he ,teps that had pre,,;,,p
" taken on this particular occasion M,
vaiing themselves Of all these circon -
ces, proceeded with such abilit, al IS
ureSs, IN their first interviews, mat ,b,.vb
acquired much personal homer and c,e,I,,.,.
tbe Country that sert them ="
- consequence vi Information I bsyo -.
celVsi from geni'eTen - well as f,o,, -
snhcltaVionS hat my rel lions AMI &c
'rie"ds ~ GARAGE hive made ne
myself with them, have presented I. ts,s
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a49s362 e4
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or pubiished BY Thonsas Richie, nearly op-
Ibsite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Wire mia.
or C0NDITYONS.-F2se dollars a rear, to
Be paid annually in advance. IHose who Wish to
b considered annual subscribers, ssasf hereafe,
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otheywisc
peir paeers wiU be discontinued at the expiration
IF the fret year.
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OF debts due to the
Bank, s 19,793.231 70
In few instances which are noted in the
Ssaemeni "A, the amount due on bonds and
also that of notes discounted, which have
been put IN suit, is distinctly stated in the
returns made to the Treasury but the az
gregate alone is given in most CITIZEN, and
theJ do not in any instance distinguish The
amount" considered as standing accommoda-
tion to- the customers of the Back and its
Branches" n recurrence to the 10th regu
la.ion of the 7th section of the act incorpo-
rating the Bank will shew that the only
statements that can be required by the Off
Ger 1T the head ct The Treasury. are those Of
The amount OF the capital stock of the corpora :
tion, OF the debts due to the same, of the mo
mics deposited therein, OF the notes in circu-
Ia,ion, and Of the cash in hand and that he
has no right to ask for the account of any
private individuals, or for any other than the
above mentioned general statements Nor
has the Secretary of the Treasury any
knowledge whatever ofthe accounts and op-
eraions of the Bank, but what is derived
From the official statements transmitted to
him ~ conformity with the above mentioned
provision in the chtr;er.
The statement Is. shews the amount of
notes of the said Bank, and its branches, in
circulation, at the date Of the latest return,
TO have been 5,l57,373 and 93 cents.
The Treasurer's accounts annually laid
before Congress, shew correctly the amount
o public monies deposited in the various
banks on the last day of each quarter. But
shat amount is dairy fiuctuat'ng, and cannot
be stated with perfect precision except OH
the quarterly statements of those accounts.
The Treasurer furnishes. however. the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury with a weekly es-
Gmate Of the cash on hand, and where de-
posi- Cd, as taken from the latest received
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19,703,23I 70

Nefe-The above bank returns include, debt
due to the bank of the Uuited States, the 6 per
cent exchanged stock, amounting to 3 ,S97, 200
~ cents, whch tn~v stll held; but the whole
OF that stock having reen reimbursed ON the Is,
Jan. 1911, that then is omitted
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CO.

II S1AIEME.NTo Of he cash in the 7rea-
snry ofMe United States on the I'm "a
mary, 1911, as returned Or the Treasu-
rer to the Secretary Of the Treasury
showing The several banks in which fhe
same is deposited.
BANKS AMouNr
Bank of the U. S. Philadelphia iei as7 Ga
Office of Disc't & Deposit Roston* 2a6 96A ~
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Congress.
IN SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. 10
The doors we're closed, and after the con-
sitleration of Executive and confidential BUSH
ness, we're again opened.
Mr. Gregg reported bill for the relief Of
. ISAAC Wayne, son aud executor of the late
Maj. Gen. Anthony Wayne, which passed to
second reading.
memorial of a number of citizens of the
United States residing in the city of New
York, PRAYING renewal of the U. States
Rank charter---Referred to the Bank Com
mittee.
FRIDAY, Jan. II.
The bill authorship the sale and grant of a
certain quantity of public lands to the Ches-
Napeake and Delaware Canal Company, was
passed to third reading.
The bill for the benefit of the seamen of
Che United States, was referred to Messrs.
Dana. Lloyd, Bradley, Gilman and Smith
(Md.)
The bill making neutrality-suspicious. for the
oorps Of Engineers, was passed to third
reading.
the doors were closed, and, after the con-
sideration of ccnhdenual business, were again
opened.
The bill authorship subscription on the
: part of the u. States to the stock of the O Z.
hio Canal Company, was passed to a third
reading
HOUSE OF REPRE- SEN-T,iTYYES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10 1911.
The Speaker laid before the House the
following report:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
January 9. 1871.
have the honor 70 transmit a report
and sundry statements prepared in obedi.
ence TO the Restitution of the House of Repre-
sentatives o. the Sd inst.
have the honor tobc,
Very respectfully,
Sir,
Your obcdent servant,
-. ALBERT GALLATIN.
Vhe Hon. The Sneaker
OF the House IF Representatives.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in obedi-
cnce to the resolution of The House of Re-
pre-e natives of the Sd inst. respectfully re-
po.s--
That The annexed statements marked A
and & contain all the information which the
returns made to the Treasury afford on the
subjects embraced by the resolutions afore
said.
1t appears by the statement A that the
debts due from individuals and bodies cor
-.
the respective dates of the several returns, of
the following items, viz:
Bills and notes discounted,
and bonds due by indivi-
duals. S 15,126,1S7 Oh
Balance due by other banks
in account, after deduct
ing the sums due by the
Bank OF the ". States &
IT'S branches, to severalo
Their Banks, $4,000, 90
Bank Notes of other Banks
on hand. 511,9o9 0c
Treasury drafts not yet COL.
iected S1.466 OF
&yerdrawn, 32,579 OF
Converted six per cent.
stock, 23,O66 %
17045,231 70
TO which add the loan to
the U. States. 2,750,Ooo
N n fCr the
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Leaves, as here sfated,

t,. -
piz: Hnoum By the Trca-
SURF ref"rn - le93,362 81
|mcn ddU4rced tn Bos-
''"' as 0oope stated 10000
-
2j493,362 81
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w: Gum a5Vanced On he 31s, Dcr.
1910, on account ofthe loan 10 the Cuitcd
STATES not yet iHcLnded in the Bank ,cfnr1
10 he Treasurer, he qtesf receiUcd beiuo
dafed Dec. 90. 500 600
amount stated 6yMe Treasu-
rer as oUer-drawl, 163,755 %
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FROM THE FEDGRAL REPUBLIc AN
rom the Caracas Gdse'te, Extra of Dec. I8
CrRANsLATGoN.1
CFr ~ 'e Off. D.spa,cA nf .be Ms,o,,;. dol
iyro, 'omm rider N chief of the army of the
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ran. H..

CHANCERY -Mecklenburg Coun~,
i Jan. Court 1911.
Henry III. Dedman, Cou,b't.
against
Philemon Hurt. Jr. and Daniel r.. Barnes.
admir- de bonis non OF Philemon Hurt. Senr
decd. Deft,y
On the motion of the Complainant by his
Counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the def Philemon Hurt. Ir is
no, an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth 1t is
therefore decreed and ordered, that the said
def do appear here on the LIST day Of April
Court next, TO answer the bill of the Complain
ant, and give security to abide by and perform
the future decree IF tins Court, and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in some ne WIS
paper published in the town of Petersburg or
Richmond for eight weeks successfully, and be
posted up two Court days successfully, at the
front door of the Court house of this County.
and that the def, Daniel X. Barnes admir- as a.
foresaid be enjoined from paying, conveying a.
way or secreling the goods, chattIes or effects
in his hands, belonging to or debts due to the
said Philemon Hurt, Jr until the further order
OF the Court.
A Copy. Teste,
w. BARKEWILL c. NJ &C
Feb 90 o.,
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CAsH SALES, from so to 80 NEcRoES

CASH SALES, from so to 80 NEGROES,
~ On Friday, the 18th day of March; viii
be sold, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
tor ready money from fifty Co eighty likely vir-
ginia-born SLAVES. This sale will take place
1t Mr.. John Trsbue's Tavern, in the county OF
Chesterfield, twelve niles from the City of Rich
mond, on the main Manchester Turnpike Road
Among those SLAVES, are many valuable la
miles, who will not be separated n number q.
prime fellows several likely young breeding wo-
men with from one to three children each, and
many girls and boys, some not quite grown
There is also an excellent Blacksmith and his ia
mily, consisting OF his wife, remarkably likely
young woman, and three fine children and q
most valuable Cook, who was brought up in one
OF the most genteel and wealthy families in the
lower country. 1t is more than probable female
Cook will also be offered for sale, who is excel
led by none in the state. -
The sale will commence at ID o'clock, & viii,
be continued on Saturday the 3Oth, if not compile
ted the first day, and will be conducted by the
undersigned, who keeps a house of private en-
tertainnent on the main Buckingham road, with
IN one mile of Mr. Trabue's. This sale is well
worth the attention of purchasers from dis
lance, who wish to furnish themselves with
slaves OF the above description.
ISHAM RANDOLPH
agent for the Proprietor
Feb.7. tide
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(BY .1UIHOR DIRTY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN Act

Prooidng for the removal of the land Office esta-
5Hshed'dt Nashville, IN the stare Of Tennessee
and Canton IN thu stlte Of OHIO and to iuho-
riSe tie register and receiver IF px6iic monies to
SKperintend the public sales of land in the dis
aIct edst q Pearl ,iuer
klE it enacted by the Senate and House Of Re.
A9 Presentatives Of the United STATES of i,rcri-
the United States be, and he hereby IS authori-
sed, to remove the land Office established for the
sale OF the public lands ceded to the u S bv the
Cherokee and Chickasaw Indians i'm the Missis
siPPi territory, from Nashville, to such place
within the district for which it was established
as he may Judge most proper; and to remove
the land office from c anton in the state of Ohio
to some suitable place within the district for
which it was established.
SEC. 2. An9 be IT further enacted. That the
public sales of the public lands, in the district
east OF Pearl River, in the Mississippi territory
and also in the district of Kasaskia, in the Hill
nois territory, be conducted under the sinner.
attendance OF the register and receiver ofpublic
monies for the said district, who are hereby an
thorised & empowered to superintend the same.
in their respective district, any laws to the con
fraiy notwithstanding and they shall receive
the compensation provided by law for the super-
attendants OF public sales in the districts afore
said.
See. 8. And be IT turtle, enacted That ;fo.
ny tract OF the public lands which has been sold.
or may hereafter be sold in any state or terrific.
Ty, wherein a land Office is Oh may be establish
ed, and on which complete payment has not or
may not have been made, within the time pre.
scribed by law for completing The same, and the
tract having been advertised for sale agreeabiv
to law, 1t shall be lawful to offer the same for
sale at public vendue, at the time and place of
the sitting ofthe court, for the county in which
the land Office is kept for the district 10 which
the tract belongs, whether the court shall be de-
nominated court of quarter sessions, or bv
whatever other designation it may be- kac;3a
J. B. VAREUM
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
GEO CLINTON,
piee-FreSideat Of me United .tates and
President Of tie Senate
APpRovED,
Feb. Is, 1911.
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tends enforcing, d Gar as ne can, by the opera
ton of these DEGREES, he Russian pretensions to
establish the law of neutras in 1880.
Happily for Grea, Britain, and happily for
America too, think, England has it in her pow
er to Illustrate the designs of this consummate vii
lain on the ocean at least"
Extract 81 ietter, dated London, 9th Sfan. 1911,
to house in Nezp-fork.
{" We are for the present entirely shut out
from the continent. BY vessel which escaped
from the Elbe. and had only A. hours passage,
we received some verbal news but lettersswe
do not receive any more, the dread of the c6nse-
quences, if discovered, being too great II IN
burg, Bremen, Lubbock, the mouths of the Elbe,
Weser and Ems, the Dutchies of Lunenburgh,
Cidenburgh, and a certain part of Germany, IN
Guiding Holland and Frlesland, are to form a
Kingdom, in which two principal courts of JUS
tice are to be established, the seat of one to be
the Hague. the other Hamburger. Davoust, it
rs said, will be made king probably this ne w
Kingdom is intended for him.
:" The Senate of Hamburger resigned on the
STth Dec. and on the Isl Jan. the Hanse towns
were taken possession of in the name of the En-
peror.
1t is impossible to describe the sufferings,
particularly OF mercantile people; all those who
could were winding up their affairs, to live on
what was left them.-Reciprocal confidence is
at an end every one had to depend on his own
means, and even those very precarious, as nei-
ther property in the warehouse or cash in the
chest was safe from seizure. on some ground or
other. Dreadful as times were, it was still fear
ed that it had not come to the worst yet and
we see no basis on which peace could be con-
ciuded at present.
We understand from good authority, that
our government, by way of necessary retaliation,
intends to stop the expectation from the CONT
nent, including also Russia and, we have no
doubt this will be the case. Thus you may fore
see, in this country, well as with you, a con-
siderable rise of all articles, the growth or man
uiacture OF the continent. such as the use of
which cannot be dispensed with"
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

To esfS6Ash the districts Of Mambh,eyn1aeor, of
Oswegasehie and Of the While Mountains.
E it enacted BY me Senate and Rouse nj Re-
- PresentntiUes OF the United States of d,ne,i
ca an Congress- aSse1E6Led, That from and after
the first day of April next all that part of the STATE
OF Vermont lying east of lake Mnmpbrevmapoo
and including also all such shores and waters Of
tue SAID lake as lie within the said states shall
constitute district, to be called the district Of
Mumphreymagog ofwhicb Derby shall be the
sole port OF entry; and collector for the sai5
district shall be appointed to reside at the said
pot of entry.
Sec 2. A'T6 BEL further enacted, That from q
aIter the hrst day OF April next, all the shores &
waters OF the river st Laurence. which lie in
the state OF n. Yeast o the western boundarv of
the county OF st. Lawrence q west ofthe western
boundary fthe collection district OF ChampIain
sna constitute district to he called the district
OF Oswegatchic, Of which Ogdenburph shall he
the sole port OF entry, and collector for the said
u's'rict shaii be appointed to reside at Ogden
ourgh. And the President of the u. S. IS AN
thorised to establish another place in the sa;d
district to be aport of delivery only and sur-
Veyor shall be appointed to reside at such mort
OF delivery. P'''
Sec: 3. And6s IL further enacted, That all that
part OF the state OF New-Hampsbire which lies
adJacent to the northern boundary of the u. s.
and north OF forty-fo degrees thirtv p;n,,ea
OF April next, constitute district to be called
the district OF White Mountains 8" the presi.
dent OF the u. S. is authorised to establish
place IN he said district to be tie port of entry
and collector shall be appointed to reside at
the said place. -
sec. ind be it further enacted, That the Pre-
s'dent ofth u. S be and he is hereby sutboris.
ed 70 alter the place which had Heretofore been
oesSnated TO be the port of entry for the district
OF Vermont. and to establish another place t, be
such port of entry ~
Sec. s. ATd6e uIfythey enacted, Tha, from e
alter the trst day of April next the collectors oC
the districts established by this act, and the col.
lector OF the districts II Vermont, CbampIain and
Sockets Harbor * Oswego shall each receivs.in
ADDITION to the fees and commissions allowed bv
law an annual salary Of FIVE hundred doll.r
year, and the annual salary heretofore allowed
to the collectors Of the three last mentioned d..
trIcts shall, from and after the said first dav of
Pr1l, be discontinued and the surveyor to b..
appointed for the district of Oswegatcbie strl|
receive N addition to the fees allowed by Law
salary of one hundred and 6Cty dollar YER
]. B. VARNUM,
Sbeatey Of t5e House of Rebreseutatjoe,.