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District OF Columbia,

District OF Columbia,
County oE ALExANDRIA-to Wit.
November Term, 1911:
Robert l. Taylor, executor of John
Watts, deceased, ComfFt
against q
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, adj
ministrator of Daniel Jenifer, de-
ceased, and Edmund Lee, ex- !
ecutor of William Craik, decd,
Defendants.
The defendant Daniel OF st.
Thomas Jenifer, administrators as atoresaid'
not having entered his appearance and CIV
en- security according to the statute and
the rules Of this court, and 1t appearing TO
~. satisfaction of the court, upon atfldavlt,
,h,t RI. said defendant, Daniel of St. Tho
MAG Jenifer, administrator as aforesaid, Is
not an ;nbabitant of this district on motion
of the said complainant by his counsel. 1t Is
ordered. that the said defendant, Daniel OF
St Thomas Jenifer, administrator AS atore-
said, appear here on the first day otnext July
term, s enter his appearance to the suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the court {; and that the other defendant, Ed
mund T. Lee, executor as aforesaid, DO not
pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts by
i'm owing 20, or the estate or effects IN his
hands belonging to the said absent defend
ant Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, adml-
nistrstor as aforesaid, until the .urther or
Ter or decree of this court. and that copy
of thi. order be forthwith published tor two
months excessively in one of the public nc
newspapers published in this county and thu. at
another COPY be posted attae front door OF
tha court house of said county
A copy--Test,
G. Deneale, G. c.
|. January II ]S"""
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Orphans Court,
ALRxASDR1A COUNTY,

February Term, 1912.
ORDERED, That the Executors OF VII
LIAM CARNE, deceased, do insert the ioi:ow-
inp advertisements three times in each week
for tour weeks in the Alexandra news
papers.
Alexander Moore, Register.
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District Of Columbia,
County Of Alexaadria--to wit
.hoysns6er Term, 1911. s
William Wilson,
Complainant,
VS..
D. AIm;n;s,ra,or Of Daniel in chaae'ry
Jerifer, deceased, and Ed
mund 1. Lee Executor OF
VIM Craik, deceased,
dcfendanfs.
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Richard Libby,
Iohn Richards,
District of Columbia,


not having entered his appearance and glveh
security according to the statute and the
rules oil this court and 1t appearing TO t"e
satisfaction of the court, upon atiidaVlt, tna'
the said defendant Nahum Rice, Is not an IN
ba,itant ofthis district: on motion OF the SAID
complainant by his counsel, 1t is ordered' that
the said defendant Nahum Rice, do appear
here on the FIRST day of July term next and
enter his appearance to the suit and give Sc
CURLY fof. perlorming the decree ofthe court !;
and that5the other defendants Sias & David
Reed, do not pay away, convey or secrese'
the debts by them owing to, or the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the SAID
absent defendant Nahum Rice, until the tur-
Their ordersor decree of this court; & that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
one of. the public newspapers published IN
his county for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
that another copy be posted at the front coor
of the court-house Of the said county.
A copy: Test,
G."Deneale, c. g.
Iaaoarv IaWGm
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THIS as to giue Notsce,

That the subscribers, OF Alexandra oouh'
ty in the District of Columbia, have Obtain n
ed from the Orphans Court of said couaty
Letters testamentary on the estate OF VIII
LIAM CAaNE, late of the county aforesaid
deceased All persons having claims against
the said decsdeat. are hereby warned to cx-
b;bit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subsc fibers on OF before the 6tn day OF
Auaustnexs, or they may by law be exeiud-
ed from m benefit to sid estate, and those
indebted thereto are required to make I'M
mediate pavment Given under our hands
this 9th of Feb. 1912
Richard Libby,
John Richards,
Executors Of WILLIAM CARVE
February 6 ~
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PHILADELPHIA, March 16.
FROM SPAIN. D-
C'adiz, Ian. "a, Is


Valencia held out or the 18th instant--
Every exertion is making at Alicant & Car
thagena TO place them in the best state Of
Siefence.-Frcnch troops are detaching from
their lines before this city for the relief OF
Seville, which is seriously threatened by gen.
Hill.
Our most important news is the appoint
ment of the new Regency of Five. Gen.
O'Donnel, Duke del Infantado, and Villevi-
anne-and two to represent South America,
BosqNero & Ravis-As these men are bro't
in with the wish of Marquis WELLESLEY, the
happiest results are expected.
Gen. Lacy is appointed Minister of war.
Since bur last arrived ship Magnet, capt.
Myrick from Cadiz, who informs us that the
affairs Of the Spaniards were considered in
much more favorable situation than they
had SeenA-that q large body. of Spaniards
were ON their march for, and were said 10
be within 90 miles of Seville, when the
French evacuated it, and was said marched
to join some other troops in that quarter,
where it was further said, the French pro-
pose To conccntre the whole of their troops
in Andalusia. when it was ccnjectured they
would form an army of IS or $4,000 men,
with an intention to do something against
the Spaniards or to secure their own retreat,
The Goth of Jan. spoke ship George,
Baush, hence for Cadiz, within so miles of
the light. Capt. Myrick was examined off
the Capes of Delaware by the British fri
gate Belvitere, another frigate in company
.t True .d,ner.
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THE ENQUIRER.
II TUBS TO THE. WHALE.
RICHMOND, MARCH "a, 1919.

1t is astonishing the exertions which arc
made by the Federal prints, TO damp the
effects ct Henry's disclosures. They take
title or no notice of the plot OF SIR James
Craig the conspiracy to divide the Union
# oar States is passed over in studied 81
lence. or with a few hasty common place
'emarks. They seem to have no other object
than To turn aside the public attention /:
screen che British from our Indignation, and
abuse their, own government. For this pur-
pose, they raise the most extraordinary
stories, start the most fallacious objections,
and "throw tubs to the whale"
They tell US that Henry's papers are for
sed.-They tell us, that our government
mas paid him S5O,000.-They say, that it is
IN electioneering trick.-ln fact, what do
tney not say TO screen the British, and Co
YER their own government with shame.
That they are Jorgeries, who will hence
;orth dare to sayf The Report of the G..
on +. X. has given this story the Couh de
man. These papers were before them !;
the G. vouch for their authenticity. All
the cobwebs of the {" Federal Republican"
all it's elaborate comparisons ef dates and
circumstances, must therefore vanish into
air.
We say very little at present of the sum
which he Is said to have received. There is
mystery over the circums ances, which
will dissipate hereafter. We say no more
ut preseLt than merely TO express our be-,
lief, that the government of the u s. have
not paid toJ. Henry the sum of 4S or SO, OOo
dolls. 81
But even H 1perr so, the Federal prints.
seem to consider it as a more intolerable
crime than to attempt dissolution of the
Union. With them, it is far more excusa-
ole for the British to attempt to tear asun-
der the bands of our union and Law our con-
5titution in ruins, than for the President to
discover the plot, and hrrserpe Venice," by
| the advance of sum of money. Let us
Judge from the space which the hiot. and the
l. ray respectively take up in their papers, &
we should think that the last was Infinitely
worse than the first.
AS TO the disclosure being an electioneer-
ing trick, it is charge easier made than
supported. But if Mr.. Madison had acted
in different way; if he had suppressed
these papers, in that case an infinitely worse
mputation would have been urged agains.
aim, charge, easily made and easily
supported. He would have been charged
With criminal inattention to the best inter-
ests of his country. a
| After ali, the public mind will rest upon
the great aud damnabie truth, that the Bri-
fish government has attempted to divide
Shese States. The federalists may be mis-
taken in what they say; but this damning
| fact cannot escape US.
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,carada but Henry said "i.c would not
that the Ruhicon was passed."
Henry kept the first company at Boston.
Being questioned, il Henry had mention
ed the hamts of any persons with whom he
had conferred deponens answered None.
Deponent landed at BOSTON Dec. "a, 1911;
staid there about ten or twelve days--visi-
ted Gov. Gerry twice.
Question-Do you know where Henry is
nows -
.dnsw.r-No. BY report, hear he is in
New-York.
Deponent left Boston in tic public stage.
Henry was also passenger But at New
Haven deponent took private carriage to
himself
The Count Edward de Cyillor.
The report having been read, was, on
motion of MFR. Porter, ordered to lie ON the
table.
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DiEp-OnWedneslay the iih inst in Richmond
County, Beuj. ~: GGyiGna Ii asin,c,ested ,ricrd-
sp, "ns"i''.d integrity and strict fectle of,Icor-
ever revtrre,i Is al w!o knew bin, and h;s nrccer,
VII. II. h.'d as an uneJiins quite 20 the attachment
Ep.-ln Amelia, on Fi'idny the 9Th inst. .Ify.
100. ."e,' rye" % years--a distinguished
'uionaiy character. The eoncu,.rent yo;e, ,or =.
extensive acquaintance, ust,y the virtcrs and worth
OF tins good man.-j'eterIb. Rceubi~on.
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a IHGINlA--ht Rules holden IN the CLERKS Of
hce of the Superior Court nj Chanccry for the
Richmond District, tie ID day of March 1879.
iiu1ipgs!S CaIiamorc Pigs.
.IgIiHSf
Asa Penninan, Robert Gamble, and I.eonarl
Wheeler, Defs
The Defendant tsa Pcnnman not having entered
hs appearance gwen security according 10 the Act
ct Assembly AND the x les OF this Court * il appear
ing BY satisfactory evidence, that he is not an ihlh-
tant Of this coIntryHis oriered That the SAID de-
PENDANT 40 appear here the first day of the next
term and answer the bin OF th, Plaintiffs and that
copy Of this oder he forthwith inserted in M sc
newspaper published ia the City of Richmond, Tor
two months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Capitol, in the said City.
a Copy
Testc, WV. w. UENlNC c G.
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WAsn1Nerow, March 2l.

= The bill for the admission of Louisiana
into the Union, has passed the House Of
Representatives, with provision to include
wiehin the limits of that state so much Of the
West Florida territory as lies west of Pearl
river. "a ~
A bill with the same title, also passed it's
third reading in tine Senate yesterday.
Iwobills are now pending between the
Senate and House OF Representatives, oil ac-
count of disagreeing votes. viz the bill con-
corning the naval establishment, and the
bill TO establish quarter masters depart
mcnt.
A futile attempt is made to stiAc the
fsrce of Henry's evidence, to screen from
the public eye the damning facts he expo
SEES to- view, by magnifying the amount of
tie compensation said to have been made
by our government to Mr.. Henry for his
disclosure. Surprising all that is said to be
true, how can that possibly d.tra from
the atroCity of the act disclosed, and which
istacitly confessed even by the British min
lster.!. When man is convicted of house
breaking or murder, is his conviction less
important to society because a reward was
paid for his detection or apprehension On
the same principlei it is that services such as
Henry has rendered us are rewarded by 60
vcrnments. What honest industrious man,
that in the silent dead of night has found
his house III flames, his property menaced
with instant; destruction and only saved by
the interposition Of Providence, but would
freely give 1.-THE of his weekly earnings for
the discovery,ot the incentliary We know
not what Henry has received for revealing
to our government the nccndiary agency
Tor separating this Union ;but this we know
that those who hold this Union cheap will
think the secret purchased at a price too
dear. Of one fact we venture Confident
~ to assure our readers; that wfttcVei
compensation M. Henry may have dcman
ded from Our government tor the commit
nication of his credentials. he might from
ano,her quarter have commanded FIVE times
as much for their suppression.
Although many may say, with the homo
Fable Mr.. Quincy, that the President has
done worthily in laying the affair before
Congress, in our view he has only perform
ed an act OF obvious and imperative duty,
imposed by the awful solemnity of his oath
To support the constitution of the United
States. IF the President knew of the ex-
istence OF evidence of plot to sever the
Union, to destroy the constitution ne had
sworn To sdpport--was he not bound to OBJ
tam it When obtained, could he have
faithfully discharged the duty conhded tn
MN II he had refraiDed from LAYING it be-
fore Congress- lf not, ought he To have re-
frdne,i from so doing from an apprehensi-
on OF Offending those who chuse TO consider
themselves as implicated ii he had COR
cealed 1t, he had become an accomplice in
the crime by disclosing it. it is no fault of
the President, however it may be a cause of
regret, that tie feelings of some respecta-
bic individuals Of keen sensiblities appear
70 nave been unlntcntionaly wounded.
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ALBANY, March 1;
STEAMBOATS,.

YESTERDAY the great cause of the Steam :
Boats, was decided in the Court of Errors
unanimously in ia, or of the Appellants,
Messrs LiUingston and Futon. BY this de-
cision, those gentlemen are established in
their right to the exclusive navigation of
the Hadson's river. and the waters of this
1tate, with steam boats --R, gister.
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,Er~act eta ieue, dafed Kaskastia, Ee5.1s,
10 a ,gcnfteman in MS cilt

am sorry to find that we have the ap-
peIance of an Indian war ON the Missis-
'iPPi. have lust received information from
,rt Madison that a parry Of Indians, sup
,,,s I'd to be the Puorts (Winncbagocs) and
,o,oe OF those that escaped from the battle
,S Iip, "ccanoe, had killed family Of Anne
scans a ,out 100 miles below Fort Ma liso,
hy the M me of Neil, and declare that thev
Vii cont. lae to destroy all the American
~ meet withs"
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e. tLf5 AT AUCTfON.-On Saturday the 2Stl,
y inst. will he sold by the Subscribers without re-
serve at the Store Of VIZ. Meyhcrs on Shocke Hill,
all of Ibis Stock Of GopIs For all suns under $50,
lash for all Of aaj above so, credit of 60 days
will he given for negotiable notes with approved
,ndorseis.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON, s. PEASANTS.
- "a. .2ettiorcerse
March 81 tbs
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March "a.

GALES AT AUCTION ,rn...,I.,., =.
h'ot next month, will be sold by the su,sci, a.. ~
.he store OF Mr. Peter Combe positively without
s,rse. "'I his stock Of goods which aaa u,I ossn,
ana III value about 5000. Terms. Cash Gr +,
~ w. u'ocr p 90 Tor al Of and above t',at
~ u,Ss ere't WI be given for po,cs L.
Tue t'apk of Virgilir, ani ssf gactjiil y or'r
MoNCORE, ROBINSON s. ri f,AS NNTs
March o. '4Eef'o"t~sl
tds
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MAHefrr-At The r-sde,e~ oe MAJ. Tao-,s
S'arke n" THURSDAY Evening last; Mr. rroNAs
SArTERwurIE &c King Wm Co,,,,. 10 ne ,..ni.
allie and much esteemed Mis- MARTHA T.TAL.
LIE Z oi Narrower.
:, mAprIEr-At Tarpahonock by the Pcvi Tc-
T.. mllle on 1hurs.la, III. sill, ms, Mr. ,.nr.
Muse Jr. To the anlistle ant! u.ucL admired Niis
MARY W. CoiEMAK. Q
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CHNRLES 4 COX.T
EDWARD CONNApD
March o.

kT are anthor sed TO sell I6 acres Of (, il.I,%-r,
20 ne laid off in Lots Of acres s.ol ~!
srt p" NE monnt Comfort tract in the yic;r;,v vtng
" description of this property VI ."s '
''u '0Fhs made known on appfcaG n In =. "''
=, WILSON, DREW & ROBEaT"oD,
NiareI, "a. "0DE" iSON.
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EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR FROM

Dispatches have arrived from Annapolis
from England, but their contents are still in
the bag-it is rumor'd that they announce
the repeal of the o. in C.-but the fears of
some and the wishes of others have no doubt
given birth to this report for the papers OF
London which havehad apeep at, 10 the 4th
ult. speak the most Violent and unconciiia-
ting language, when on the subject of our
differences with their government.
BY this arrival we have learned that
large reintorcements have been thrown into
canada by the mother country, and every
preparation is making by the British G o
vernmcnt for a war in that ouarter.-1'his
news and their still continuing to strengthen
that Country prove, that the Orders in
Council g still remain the fundamental laws
of the Empire"
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~ n VIC IloN.-Wb he sold at Pulo
IL, 'uou ION on The premises for Gosh ~ 10 /
e, W, or Tuesday the SIst of the presert mo,
I'm Tot OF Grcnnd OF the na.u Street slod
q fi'l' nearly opposite to Ber iau,in Wolf I'd
e'i =, - feet front, and running back ito set
Town, is rising in yalue, more rand" 1 part Oh te
other part of the city. pup 'e'' W 'Yy
March "a. ihAhoi1
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nc ADMINISTRATION Of Mr.. Madison. ard
iid not suppose that at,hcreing To a ruie
'hich had been observed, on two other ccc a.
IONS, OF continuing the present Incumbent
IN Office, (where no sufficient objection Al.
peared against him,) would incur the
imputation OF debating to our Sister States ;
IN the course OF their respective nomi-
nations they therefore stated that the persons
named bv them were the friends of MIR. Ma
disiD aud would vote for him.
These are the simple facts i'm the case
and yet this is said to be dict9,i,sy to her
sister states.-Nirgina has nat the pa,iitv To
think that size has IT in her power to dc
tate TO the other states or that those who
may support Mr.. Madison viii do it in the
slightest degree. in consequence Of The nomi-
nauon which she has made. She had as
little the ambition to wish it. as the Vanity
To exI,ect it. She was perfectly sensible that
the either States would move in their own
orbit without any reference to- her conduct !;
nor was it with any view of influencing
their determination that the members of the
Virginia Legislature have taken. the course
winch 'hey did take. SIZE is nor ambitious
she is willing. it they desire it, that the scch-
IRE, it so desirable, should pass int the hands
OF her sisters after the distinctions which
she has received at their hands, she will
be the very last to press any of her sons
"P"'' @"eh'' M present, all ner ambition
rs, to assert the rights aud defend the
honor of our)common country aUher -aar-
iefy, tn turn upon our common etIemy, the
euemy OF our union and the aggres sor of our
rights, the undivided energies of the NATION.
The citizens of Petersburg met on the
9Th inst. to take into consideration the
base, treacherous and unprncipletf conduct
at Great Britain. in her rela, ions with the
United States, and more particularly to OK
press their Indignation at the attempt made
~ the British government, though it's G.
missary John Henry, to sever these United
States. '-Their Resolutions are marked
with decision. The last is in the following
words
Resolved, That sl,onld the result of the present
measures ofcongress he war, pledge ourselves to
Our country to support that with all our e,er-
sles, under the inspiration of belief that we are
supporting government the very best administered
aud the most free, just and rational en- earth
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March 81

"a OlNF"-Fhst tie copartner,l.;, boretofl-.,
eXs,ng between cox and COS ( ,Pui i III.
,t '"ssoved by mutual consent al persons hsyI,r
authenticated for payment. IVY
CHARLES a. cox
March o. '''D |oNNA',lIl
p,,,,;,o cI,,;. e. , 1fp
o"t,'e" on by the subscriber who retu,.n. Lie IT,
20 ue rnil'c for the encouragement he iae hereto.
ore received aud hopes from attcnf On to he ncs
~" ,I'e above line to merit share Of tier rata
Charles cOv
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TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE LoTrrpv

Uu,o IN WHICH ARE
1Uo PHlZES Of' F{FIY Tyy0JLSaN-oI
VIZ, DOLL.2RS,
WIZ commence drawing on the 18th Of June nex
"Ngi I, me nr,t drawnteket will entle the bo,lI
To- nv r. ThOusA Ny DGii6iiS ''S "o.ua
lie Subscribers have for safe I, ii
=, Which they Offer at present At tt,a ~
s'na price ot 4 Ell DOLLARS; the op,ortnn;,n ~!
presented OF purchasing chance for fort.ne 81 q
TSss, rae shoa'a not be negecteds the price
800 Ni' certainty DC raised ON the ed MONDAY
next month. Applications from distant ,acc. IT,,
Ter, post paid %inclosing the cash. will le imned',
attendSd TO by either OF the subscr;l,crs %, -,
Lottery Offices in Baltimore, et Tag
hEARNY WfAPTON.
PHILIP H.,NICELlE.
Baltimore, March ". gun l.