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e. The death of my much


loved friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolts, who have
persisted in the late disastrous FIRE, devolves
on me the sacred duty of rendering every
aid and service in my power to their Orphan
Children--as step in the discharge OF this
duty, / will finish, for the benefit OF their
children, Mr. Botts.s professional business
In the Federal Court and Court OF Chancery
And should remove to Richmond, which
this melancholy event has rendered proba-
Bile, will also finish his businessin the Court
of Appeals. Those who have paid fees, will
have their suits finished without further
charge those who have not, 1t IS confident.
ly believed, viii pay the fees due with en-
creased alacrity and prompttude, when as
sursd, that they will all be applied to the
use of the children of the deceased.
1t S with peculiar satisfaction, that the
Subscriber adds, lby authority that MIR.
Writ, Mr.. Hay, Mr. Williams, Mr.. Dade,
Mr.. Harrison and Mr. Stanard, whenever not
engaged on the opposite side to Mr. Botts)
will Join him in the discharge OF this du-
ty, and extend theirexertions to Mr., Botts's
cases in the Court of Appeals. From tho
Nknosn talents Of these gentlene added to
the exeriions Of the Subscriber, It is conn
IDENTITY hoped. that general satiEaction VIII De
given to Mr.. Botts's clients.
John Minor.
Richmond, January 7--l3 eoSw
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N o T l C +.

THE, subsc, iber in1ends applyinS :, aJrs,
Marine Insurance Company OF hl' COX IN
for the renewal Of a Certificate 81 80, e aid.
said Company, Standing on the h1 o.. WI D..
Company IN The name Of Le1''" y lo,.,
ceased; which said Certificate "'' -
No 1854 to 1900 ''''Oi n, BurweII, !,
Administrator de ool'is a a
Lewis oD' so6St
January Is
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Richard Libby,
Iohn Richards,
February 6

not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules OF this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon afldaVit, that
the said defendant Nahum Rice. Is DOT an m
habitant ofthis district: on motion OF the Said
complainant by his counsel, ii is ordered, that
the said de :endant Nahum Rice, do appear
here on the first day of July term next, and
enter lis appearance to the suit and give Sc
curi,v for performing the decrce ofthe court !;
and that the Other defendants Sias * David
Reed, do not pay away, convey or secre!e,
the debts by them owing to, or the estate Or
ELECTS in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Nahum Rice until the fur
tier order or 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 tnonths successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front coor
Of the caurt-house # the said county.
A copy: Test,
G.. Deneale, c. G.
January II 2aw2m
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CATALOGUE
II. A w B OOK S.

For Sale by ROBERT GRAY, Bookseller
and Stationer, Klng- Street.
Admiralty Reports &Jones on Bailments
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G.. Deneale, c, c.
law2m
District of Columbia,
.Alerand,1u County-to vit.
November Tern, ISL

.Alerandriz County-to 7vit.
November Tern, 1911
Aaron Hcwes and kIiZateth his wife
John Swerd and Sarah his WIFE
and Adelinc Watts, George Watts
and Henry Watts, the three Iast
infants under The age OF .wenty-onl
years. by Henry Watts, their next
friend, pccunlary Legatec 0. Jchr
Watt, deceased, ComhlaKaats,
AGENT
James Webb and Sarah his vile, the !.
oDly child IF Alexander I. Watts, (
deceased, Wiiliara Bolt, son O z
Thomas B It, * Elizabeth his aite, )
late Elizabeth Waits, Am King, 2
Henry King, Perry King, AIexal- {
der King, Edward King Catharne !
King, children Of Henry King, and :
Ca harine his wife, lvte Catharine
Watts, William Watts, Jim c.
Watts George Watts and Charles
G.. S Watts, children o. Gcorge
Watts, deceased Betscy Watts
Henry Watts, Jarncs Watts, Su-
sannah Watts aud Amanda Watts,
children OF Samuel " ats, and re.
.ilnary Lega.ees CT John Watts
deceased, D.fcadonts
The defendants James Web
and oaran ms vile, the only child of Al
aader / Watts, deceased, William b
son of Thomas Bolt, and Elizabeth bis -"
late Elizabeth Watts, " iiliam King re-
King, Perry King, Alexander King &c"
kim, Cathsrine King, Children OF Ht
King, and Catharinc his wife, 'ate Ia,m'
Watts, William Watts, John L wa
George Watts and Charles &. > v d
children OF George Waits, deceasea 8
Watts, Henry Wits, James |Fatt o"'
nsh Watts, and Ama,lla Wa csc r.
Samuel Watts, and reSidusiy b~6 %
John w Its, deceased not havlH5 e"e
their appearance and given sccul''' az
ing to the statute and the rules 0! '"'S y
and it appearing to the setstscuo" VI j,
cou upon affidavit, that the SAID deLS"o
are not inhabitants o this district: y"
ton of the said compIainanls by thc'r ~
sci, il is Ordered. that the SAD oeit !,
ants Go appear here on the first d7j d :, =
term next, and ansv or the bill OF tI'' :.
plainants, and that copy OF ms ol"s s,
forthwith inserted for two months SUI
siyely in one of the pubic newSp3PJ,' !
lished in Alexandril, and thSt a. o,' ro
DIV be posted at the front door OF '"y :, .s
house Of the said county a copy .
C.. Deneale, G. &
January g
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THE defendant. Daniel

Cdillcl OF S
Thomas Jeniter, administrators as a..
not having entered his appearance % .o
ven security according to I've s,s,~
the rules Of this court, ahfI il 80 ID
70 the satisfaction Of the court. r Sa,%As|
tidayit, that the said defendant Dsl;sI !, y
Thomas jenifer, Administrator of ~
JcniIer, deceased, IS moi an iobah, :,
this diatrict--on motion o. the .,id
piainant by his counsel, ii is ordered tb,,I
said defendant Daniel Of st Thomas Jn:S
administrator Of Daniel Jsniftr de,,.'
do a pear here on the Fl St day of July e.,
next, shf, enter his appearance TO tie .s
and give security for performing the dcc,.
CT the court. and that the othe, defend.
kdmund Lee, Fec utor OF Nm Cr,a
deceased, do not pay awsy. convey, orc
ere e, the debts by him owing lc, ord,
est'te Or effects in nis HANDS belonging ioG.
SAL, absent defendant Daniel St Thcn,
JeRiter, Administrators of Daniel Jrpiler d..
ceased un.ilthe further order Or decree q
this court; aid tIal a copy Of this order t.
forthwith pu. .ished for two months succs,
slyeIy in one Of the public NEWSPAPERS m,.
hshed in tbs county, and that another cen;
be posted at the front door Of the court hoo,,
OF said county.
A copy-rest,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
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January I6.
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District Of Columbia,
The defendant Daniel Of St.
January II


Thomas Jenifcr. administrators as aforesaid,
not having entered his appearance and CIV
en- security according to the statute and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court, upon afil .aVlt
that the said defendant, Daniel >of 81. Tho
mas Jeniier, administrator as aforesaid, is
not an inhabitant Of this district: on motion
OF the said complainant by his counsel, 1t is
ordered, that the said defendant, Daniel o.
st Thomas Jenifer, administrator as alore-
said, appear here on the first day ofnext July
term, & enter his appearance to the suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the court and that the otheI defendant, Id
mund I Lee, executor as aforesaid, do not
pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts by
him owing 20, or the estate or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent defend
ant Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, admit
nislrator as aforesaid, until the further or
deror decree of this courts and that Copy
of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully III one OF the public
newspapers published in this county, and that
anether copy be posted. at tho front door Of
the court house OF said county
A copy-Tcst,
C. Deneale, c. C.
r,,or,, ~ 2aWSn
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Orphans Court,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
FebruarY Ierm, l8

February Term, 81.
ORDERED, That the Executors OF VII IL
LIAM CARNE, deceased, do insert the follow
ing advertisement three times in each week
for four weeks in the Alexandria news
papers.
A Copy-Test,
Alexander Moore, Register.
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POLITE g FASHIONABLE
S y N c. S.

(Price, half bound sn lettered SO Ccnts)
ON HAND.
Cary's Family Bibles of different qualities
and prices.
ALSO,
80 boxes Spanish Cigars, which will be sold
low by the box.
N. B. Country merchants supplied with
School-Books Stationary, Almanacs, Playing
Cards, &c. on liberal terms.
January %.
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THIS rs TO ,g1Ue Notace,


That the subscribers, of Alexandra Coun-
ty in the District of Columbla, have Obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said couhty
Letters testamcntary on the estate OF Will
LIAM CARNE, late of the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said decedent, are hereby varied to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers Thereon TO
the subscribers on or before the 6tn Gay OF
August next, or they may by law be exclud-
ed from all beneftto said estate, and those
indebted thereto are. required to make I'M
mediate payment. Given under our hands
this 9th of Feb. 1912.
Richard Libby,
John Richards,
Executors Of William CARNE'
February 6 fo4w
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District Of Columbia.

District Of Columbia,
County OF Alexandria--to vi.
FoDcns5er Tenn =,
William Wilson, ~ slI
comhiainaat,
Daniel of St. Thomas Jcnifer
Administrators Of Daniel T. =,
Jenifer, deceased, and Ed. >N'HNF
mund / Lee, Executor Of
VIM. Craik, deceased,
d fe1da,lts.
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For Sale by ROBERT GhHf, 6ooKSeIIel
and Stationer, King Street.
Admiralty Reports Clones on Bailments
American Precedents SiDhnson's Reports
Azuin's Maritime s. Case !,
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Ballers's Nisiprius Sua~yer's Magazine
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Raata on Real Ac. SIarshal on Insurance
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East's Reports Ssuillvan,s Lectures
Espsnssse's NisipriusSstudy of the Law
Equity Pleader flyers Reports
Eioqaence. of the Bri-STaunton's Reports
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K. GRAY,

Has lately published cheap Edition OF
he Letter Writer,
Or Guide 10 Epistoiarq Correspondence
CONTAINING,
Letters Of ADVICE, BUSINESS, Industry, Trade,
Love, Courtsht2, Marriage, Fflendship, T.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-24
From the Baiamore WhiS.

The war waged by England against American
rights has lasted treny years in the opinion OF some
ten years, according to others, and eight in the
belief of third class; how long. re ask 1SiR 1ve
suffer the TO Be conducted all side In day
or two We hope the Senate will furnish with All
answer in American arithmetic.
LCHEza ur Since the foregoing was writtcn,we
have heard with delight that declaration Of war a.
gainst EngIsnd is decided on, and may soon appear
If the Senate heststed for moment, it was not
to debate tue causes Of war. which but too nu.
merous--Sut state Of preparation doubt occa-
stoned discussion. BE our preparation what Il may,
The occasion most Favorable There is as much do
ing for us on the other side Of the this
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proceedings by bringing in verdict of wilful
murder against John Bellingham.

proceedings by bringing in verdict of wilful
murder against John Bellingham.
Since writing the above, we have to state,
that con siderable numbers OF persons were
lettering this morning about the House of
Commons and in Downing street and we
are sorry to add, that upon personal enquiry
this morning on the spot, We find, that the
mob manifested most atrocieus disposition,
that OF abetting assassination. When the
prisoner was attempted to be put into the
coach, last night, great hustle was set up,
and an attempt made TO rescue him. In the
most dctestable spirit they huzzard and cheer
cd him, calling out BuRDErT for ever"
and execrating the soldiers as murderers.
The mob not only execrated the soldiers as
murderers, but Kissed and hooted the carsia-
ges of the members and other gentlemen in
the most audacious manner In consequence
OF which they were obliged 10 draw away to
AbIngdon-street and other remoter places.
Beilingham has not manifested the slight
ost symptoms OF insanity, since his arrival in
Newgate, but speaks freely and without emo
ton of the act he has committed. His trial
was to take place on Friday, 22d May, at The
Old Bailey He was apparently perfectly re-
signed to his fate.
The House unanimously voted 50,oooi. as
provision for.the family Of Mr.. Perceval,
and an annuity of 2oooL to his afflicted wife.
Several members thought the provision mad
equate for SO numerous family, and none
expressed an opinion that il was too mucn.
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In this town, on the 10Th inst Mrs MARIASourH-
WICK, aged Is, consor, of Mr.. Francis southwick
At North Ringstsrrn, the 10th inst. Capt CHAIs-
TOPPER CARpsRp, aged IS
At Schoharie, " " on the 10Th inst Mr.. Rich.
Moxp TAocART. Of this town, aged IS years.
At Harana, on the 25.h May, after an illness Of
two days, Mr. JoHs BAILEY, aged Il years, eldest
son of the hate EAsToS BAILEY, Esq Of .sEddesovn.
In the sudden death Of this truly amable young man
the community have lost enterprizing, intelligent
and respectable citizen, and his relatives Of the
most .fectionate Of brothers and Of friends.
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NOTICE.

NE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w honourabe Court Of Probate for the town Of
Jameston, in the county of Newport, commissioners
TO receive and examine the claims Of the creditors
Of JACOB ELDRED,
Ga free man Of color,) late Of said Jamestown de-
ceased ; represented insolvept do hereby give no.
tce that six months from the date hereof arc allow
ed to the creditors Of said Estate to exhibit and
prove their respective c!aoGs and tliat We WILL for
that purpose, attcrd at our respective dwelling.
houses, within the time aforesaid.
DANIEL wEEDEN, !. .c,..s-..
HENRY FOWLER.
And all persons indebted to said estate re-
gucsted 10 make immediate payment TO the subscri-
Der, living in jamestown.
JOHN ELDRED .fdmimstrasor
jamestown, June S, 1912. (JA)
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VIEWPOINT
HED.NESD.AY, JUNE %, 1912.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
T.4M,L4NIAL CELEBRATION

The Tammany Society, or Columbian Or
der, Beaver Tribe, No. ., will celebrate the
Anniversary OF our National Independence in
this town, on the 4th Of July. Brothers of
this and other Tribes, who may be IN this
town or its vicinity and the supporters gen
orally of the National Government and lnde-
pendence, are respectfully invited to attend.
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DECL ARATION OF
WAR.
AN ACT

An ACI
Declaring War between the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
and the Dependencies thereof, and the
United States of America and their
Territories.
y E u enacted BY tie Senate and House Of
~ Representatives Of the United States Qt
America, in Congress assembled, That WAR
be and the same is hereby declared to exist
between the United Kingdom OF Great Bri-
tain and ireland, and the dependencies there
of, and the United States Of America, and
their territory and that the President Of the
United States be and he is he, eby authorised
to use the whole land and naval forces of the
United States to carry the same into effect,
and 10 issue to private armed vessels of the
United States, Commissions or Letters OF
Msrque and general Rcprisal, in such form
as he shall think proper, and under the seal
of the United States, against the vessels,
goods and effects of the government of the
same United Kingdom of Great Britain and
ireland, and of the subjects thereof.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives..
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate hro temhore.
June ls, l8l2.-AppRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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To Lease,

10 Lease,
EoR the term of nine years, building situated
4 on Fall River Stream, 90 feet by g. with val
liable water privilege annexed said Building has
connected with it, new large water wheel, shaft
and fume and is in every respect in complete resdi-
ness for containing any kind Of Machinery.-Any
person wishing to hire said prviedge will do we'll to
call soon and view the premises, and know the
terms by applying to ENOCH FRENCH, Of Troy,
Mass. or SAMUEL GARDNER. of TY1erfon, r. L.
N D. II the above is not leased previous to the
Oath day of July, it will then be let at Auction, on
the premises, 1T two o'clock, =. NJ.
Troy, Mass June %, 1912
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NEW-JERoEY PANiRlO rioM,
MILLVILLE WHIG MEET TING.

In consequence of the 10th resolution of public
meeting, held at Trenton, ,he 18th day OF May
ult. the inhabitants Of the township of Mville,
greeabiy to public notice, met at the chool-house
1iillvilIe the first day of June, O'Clock, P.
Capt. FosrER, was called to the caaIr. and JEaE-
MIAH L. FosT TER, .ppomted secretary.
The following persons were elected committee
20 prepare resolutions expressive OF the sentiments
of the meeting, viz Ezekiel Foster, D.hei R,chman
Israel Straton, Nathan Leake and stephen Garrison,
Esquires. The 46ih Psalm, l. VI. sung, and
prayer made, when address delivered,
agreeably to request, by Rev. Abuah Davis-Atter
the address was heard, the commIuee retired pre-
pare resolutions, and after ume, laid before the
meeting the following, which being read in order,
and then the sense of the meeting taken each
solution, were, without amendment, unanimously
adoped as the resolutions of the said meeting.
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From the InteiGgeneer, Of Thursday iast.

The Senate of the L. States have been Sit
ting with closed doors the whole of The two
last days. Ii is understood that, before their
adjournment yesterday, (half-past o'clock
the proposition, said u have been made by the
House OF Representative finally PASSED The
Senate by majority of several votes. II is
said that various notifications of the measure
OF the House had been previously proposed
and nega,ived. 1t is confidently believed that
both Houses of Congress will be engaged in
secret sittings for some days yet 10 come, be-
fore any disclosure of their proceedings takes
place.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OF
COLUlTLLiN OHDI

COLU.NBLiE ORDER
The Brothers of this Society are notified
that their meeting stands adjourned TO Thurs
day Evening, July 2.
Ht. Proprietors of the Rhode Island
Republican Establishment, are notified, that an ad-
journed meeting Of the Propre,ors will be held at
she rnnnng-otii on Saturday, july Is, 1912, at
5 O'Clock, T.. NJ
Those persons who have subscribed to
Stock of the Republican Association, and who have
not obtained receipts tor the same are requested to
come forward ana take such receipts for the money
SO subscribed and paid within three weeks from this
die, or they may hereafter be precluded from re-.
ceiving such receipts. June %.
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DECREE REPEALED III

MUCH dispute having, for a long time existed
1'A between the beiGgeren, powers in the contt st
Tor Fortune. whether II were consistent with the
General Good that the former Decree not to license
Free Trade in the State Of Rhode island be repeal
cd or not.--Now therefore, Know ye, That by the
special Order of her Msjesty-my Mistress-,he
Goddess OF Fortune, do proclaim the former pro.
hibhory Decree repealed, and that in pursuance of
power, for this purpose, in me vested, 1 have
thought fit to distribute, and have distributed in the
last founeen days,
One Prize of S 500
Five do. SlOO
Two do. s SO
Three do. S 90
Besides a large number of email Prizes as l thought
Proper-It is now my intention--if nothing hobtens
Ito distribute few Thousands in few DAYS
The High Prize Of $1,000 in the Dirraie Road
Lottery, will come ont Of the Wheel on MONDAY
NEXT Tickets Warranted undrawn, ut s 6--5o-
may be had if applied for Immediately, by Orders,
as nsaat
Done at my 7a4kle Of Fortuc, this t,renty.
fourth day cfyiIhe, A. ID. 1912.
By order, J. e.. SHAW.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
" Head Quarters, .New- York, June 90.
" Gen. Bloomfield announces TO the troops
that WAR is DECLARED AGAINST
GREAT BRITAIN BY THE UNITED
STATES.
" By order,
"B. II. MCPHERSON,
.Hid-de- Camh."
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The Declaration of War was passed in the
The u. S.iSenate, l9 to l3--in the House of
Representatives, 79 40.
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NEW PORT BANk.
Dissolution q 20 Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of ALMY & COE, is this day dissoi..
we'd by mutual consent. All persons indebted to-
them by note or book account, hereby requested
TO settle the same Immediately with JoNAriiAN r.
ALMy, who is authorised to adjust all busiess rcla
ting to said firm.
,.u,ror, lam. o ,a,o JONATHAN T. ALMY,
- BENJAMIN T. COE
The GROCERY BUSINESS will be contnucsX
by the subscriber, at No. l80, Thames street whc
respectfully solic5 the patronage of his friends and
the public. JONATHAN L. ALNIY.
Newport, June TO- 1912