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1t is said the U. S. sloop-ol-war Wasp, ha
arrived at Philadelphia, from France.
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This morning the privateer brig Yankee
capt. Wilson, sailed on cruize.
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-norena 10 tresithe eoasecratodSpot on which Wolf
and Montgomery felb would oi Themselves lepa, the
young soldcrfo march across the continent. Bat
shy SHOULD these Inducements be he'd Oil. TO the
young men OF America they need them MOI ;--.ni
ma'ed as they ac by ambition to rival the exploits
oil Rome, they VIII meyer prefer an ingorous su,h
supine Inactivity, the honorable tnl OF carrying
the republican Standard TO the heights of Abraham.
la consideration of all which, and TO carry into e.
feet. the object OF the general government in de-
mandmg voustsry force. TO give to the valiant
young men of the second military division of the
state OF Tennessee an opportunity TO eainee their de-
voted affection to the service OF the republics the
MAJ gen. of the said division has thcreon oirlcre.i,
l. That the militia OF the second military division
OF the state of Tennessee be forthwith mustered by
the proper officers
g That the act Of Congress for raising volunteer
orps of $4,000 men be read at the head OF each
papy.
S. That NIL persons willing to volunteer under the
said act be immediately enrolled, formed into
panics. oiteered and reported 10 the major-scners
a. The generals of brigade attached the second
division are charged with the prompt execution Of
these orders.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Major General I'd DiSision.
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JAMES MADISON.

EISEMALE EDUCATION.-C0 R.N'ELLa no.
z .3DE.ifY. Public opinion being now confirmed
in favour OF regular and classical mode OF nsruc-
ton for young ladies, the subscriber has enieat
voured to render his system ot literary improvement.
worthy OF entire confidence in this respect IN adj
dition to his course of English EXERCISES which is
calculated TO display the full benefit of the iudcious
Lndley Murray's observations, he is now prepared
to show its efficacy as an introduction the French
Italian, Latin, and Greek languages.
Geography and History, together with the auxilia-
ny branches of Writing, Arithmetic, Drawing, col
curing and construction OF maps, Ssc. will form a
conspicuous part of the improved system; which
will go into operation on the LIST May next.
For Boarding &c. apply to Mrs Ann Camp for
the various objects of literary and general improve
ment, to the subscriber
L.ANDERSON.
Superintendent efthe G. "A.
April II. w3w.
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April IL.

"A ME SUBSCRIBER has just received variety
u Of articles in his nc--.among which are the
following, and daily expects a further supply
Florence Silks, different coIors,
Persian's do. do
Taffeta's do. do.
Checks Italian Lsstrings,
LINEN Cambriek and Lawns,
Do Do. Handk'fs.
Thread Lace,
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Silk Hose,
Batavia Satin and Lustring Gibbons
Lavantine and Damask Shawls, So Cd 7-4-s.A
Ladies' extra long and short Kid Gloves,
Canton Grapes, different coors,
Do Hapdk'fs.
Long and Short Nankeens,
7-S Callicoes, handsome patterns,
6-S Chintz do. do.
1000 Yards Flax and Tow Linen.
All Of which he will dispose OF on tho most mo-
derate terms, for cash only, few doors below the
Bell Tavern.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
April II. wifi
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,i's t,,r,e.y tlerecf either by larli on water, eli
Neecie, gccis wares or merchandise, Together witt
t'e vessel boat, rtt cart, wagon, sleigh or ,,f
carriagein S.ch the shalt have bcen eNottSO
attSsnpted to &c exported shall Together with .
tackle, apparel, horses, mules and oxen, De
forfeited, aud the owner or owners OF suet.
specie, goods, wares or merchandise, and every
Their person Knowingly concerned in such prohibited
eNportat on on conviction thereof, sl,a each res.
pechveiy forfeit aud pay not exceeding ten
thousand dollars FOR every such oiienec-Jro~i9ed
however, that nothing in this section contained Shall
be construed TO prevent the departure OF vessels
which, according TO the act last aforementioned
are or may be permitted ia depart in the ,nan-
rer and under the restrictions provided By the said
act. s.-
Sec. Q Ind be IL further enacted, That i. shall
be lawful for the President of the United States or
such other person as he shalt have empowered for.
that purpose, to emplsy any part of the land or M
val forces or militia of the L. States, or the terri
torres thereof, as may he Judged necessary for the
purpose OF preventing the ii!ega. departure of any
slip or vessel, or the illegal expectation of any
specie, or oil any goods, wares or merchan,ze CON
trsry to the provisions OF this OF the last above
mentioned act and for the purpose OF detaiunr Ia
king possession o and keeping custody any such
snip on vessel, specie, goods wares merchandise
Sec s. lind BE az further enacted, That all peu
allies and teifeits. Incurred by virtue of this sc,
shall and may be prosecuted, sued for recovered
aud distributed, and be mitigatcd and RENTED in
the manner provided by the act, entitled, An act
laying an Embargo on all the ships and vessels in the
ports and harbors of the United States for limited
time " and asO the penalties and fo,f,ifures nc,,,
red by virtue oil this act, may be recovered subse-
quentiy to the expiration thereof, in the same man
ner as this act had continued in full force and
virtue.
HENRY CLAY,
Speaker Of the Hcuse of Rebycsentotives.
VIM. IL RAWFORD.
President ef the Senate, pro e,npo,e.
.1sproved,
April Ia, 1912.
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SflRCINIA--At a Superior Court OF Chancerv,
holden at tlle CAPITOL, in the City of Richmond.
the 18th day OF February, 1872
Mhdred Jet ieInc covert and James Jet and
Bcnjan'in Pendi4ton Jet. infants under the noe Of
twenty one years, by Charles Tut their next friend,
49,. PlJs.
John lett in his own right, and rs executor of Ro.
bert Jett decd, Brchett D. 5ett, and John shackle-
ford, D.E
The defendant Birehett u. Jet, not having enter
ed has appearance and given security acc ortnr t.,
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and Il
not an nbalitant of this country-on motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, ii ordered That the
SAID defendant do appear here the first av of ,h.
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
for two months successfully and posted at the FROM
door OF the Capitol, in tie said city.
copy. Teste,
March Or -
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their tircue''s sxo,us.,-ci,, upon tho happy
prospect oflpn,csiiatel rejection I; that the,
may corceiTe ,lrca1S to ,.sat eiiect. the or
II vehicle Of iutescaarsc between them and
the oREAr,SellsiT the old and young men
OBSERVING u luCsi ,sgorcsis abstinence from a
Capitalization wi,h tee women, under the so
lemn persuasion that. ioT failure thereof, IN
staut death s. Condemnation awaited and
lastly, gravely and wilh much apparent pie
ty, iinpioring the a;tcutisn of the GREAT
seiRIT to iheir helpless and distressed con-
dition; ackacwied gh,g their absolute depen-
dence Oh him, entreat;ng MS regard fortheir
wives and children; declaring the fatal con-
sequences that must inevitably ensue by
Withholding his nutice namely the loss of
their wives and children, and their total
disability 10 master their game, arising from
their constant dread 81 his anger and con-
cuded III asserting their full assurance
that their prayers are heard, their object is
accomplished BY cessation of terrors and
game becoming again plenty and easily o.
vercome.
On the lapse of the three days, thus ide-
d;cated, believing themselves forgiven, for G.
very unwarrantable act of which they were
sensibe,k hat the offering was accepted; they
hnaliy begin with mutual relation of their
respective dreams; the scene is changed, to
JOY and congratulation, b. proceeding rave
nously to devour the sacrificed deer to allay
,hei, fast.
We are informed from respectable
source that the old roadto the post of Arkan-
sas, by spring river, is entirely DESTROYED
ny the last violent shock cf EARTHQUAKE.
chasms of great depth and considerable
length, cross the Country in various directi-
0ns' some swamps have become dry, others
deep lakes, and in some places hills have
disappeared,
BY letters from Fort Madison of the 9th
inst. we learn that the Winabagoes con
stantiy hover about the garrison, and fire
on those who venture beyond the limits of
the public ground. On the Sd soldier (cor
poral Leonard) who was permitted to go
out to hunt, was cut to pieces, about 2 miles
from the fort. They have cndeavored to
shoot the sentry, but was discovered before
they could attain a. proper distance
Friendly indians say, that the Winabagoes,
Pottowatimies and Kickapoos intend to
storm the fort as soon as the ice breaks up.
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HENRY ]. ARNHoLD.
March o.

N CHANCERY.--Ata court held for Albemar,s,
"a county, the 9th March, 1912,
Charles Garter, Co,,tp.
against P' g
ANS deceased, and Micajah Woods Deft,s
ne defendant Susarsaa Williams, adm'x Of Hen
ry Williams deceased not having entered her appear-
ance ah" gwen security according to the act of AS
scmbly and the rules of this court and !, an,.,;
to the satisfaction Of the that she is not an &
haoant OF tins state on the motion of the complain
ant by ms attorney, II rs ordered by the court, that
sle sam uefenuant do appear here or before the
complainant, and that copy of this order he forth.
with inserted IN some one Of the newspapers pubsh-
ed IN Tire city OF Richmond, FOR months, AM, p6st
e" at tne front door fthe courthouse of said county
A copy. Teste,
April 10. asy.
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April 10.

II oIiCE-The members of the Mutual Assur.
anee; Society against Fire en- Buildings of tho
state OF Virginia, residing in the counties OF London
raliaX' caulmer, Prince-W William, Stafford, King.
George, Spottsyyania, Caroline Louisa. CoochianS
Hanover. Henrico, Chesterfield, Dnwiddie, Prince
George, lunenburg. Brunswick, Amelia Nottowav,
buckinSham, Cumberland, Prince Edward and Pow.
l'an, anu towns within the sane hereby Motif.
ed, that their Quotas for the present wear became
payable on the !st day-of April, and that Mr. Aren't
bald r. Taylor has been appointed the Collector for
the above named distiet.--Pay will neverthe-
in this CITY,
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March Z, 1879.
AN ACT
Concerning the Maya, !

Concerning the Naval Establishment.
eeEit enacted By the Senate and Ronae IF Re
, byeSentdti0es Of tho United States of .42teyi-
ca, an Congress assembled, That the President of
the United States be- and he is hereby authorised and
empowered to cause 20 he Immediately repaired
equipped and put into actual service, the fisates
Chesapeake, Constellation and Adams; and that
sum not exceeding three hundred thousand dollars
be, and is hereby appropriated for that purpose
Sec 9. find be IL further enacted, That the Off
GERS and seamen OF the navy may be increased far
as may be necessary to officer, and equip the
vessels TO be put into service, any law the con-
trary MISUNDERSTANDING
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That the sum
OF two hundred Thousand dollars annuall, for three
years, namely one thousand eight hundred and twelve
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen and oue
Thousand eisht hundred and fourteen be appropriate
ed towards the purchase and supply OF stock of C.
very description OF timber required for ship building
and other navy purposes; and that the first appro.
piiation thereof be made in the purchase of timber
suitable for rebuilding the frisates PHILADELPHIA &C.
neral Green, New-Yorb and BOSTON
Sec a. IND be 1t further enacted, That the sums
herein specifically appropriated, shall he paid out of
any monies in the treasury not otherwise appropr-
ated. fi
Sec. 3. lind be it further enacted, That as soon
as 1t shall be deemed compatible with the good of
the public service The gun-boats now in commission
be laid up and with those not in commission he dis
tribucd in the several harbors of the maritime from
tier which are most exposed to attack, be careful
ly Kept and used Us circumstances may require
sec. o. Una DC az JHTsheF enacted, That the Pur-
sers in the navy of the United States shall be appoint
ed by the President Of the United States, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate and that
from and after the first day of May next no person
shall act in the character of Purser, who shall not
have been thus first nominated and appointed, ex-
cept PurseI's distant service, who shall not re-
main in service after the first day of July next I'M
less nominated and appointed, asaoresaid; And eve
ry Purser, before entering the duties of his Of
fce shall give bond with or more sufficient sure
ties, in the penalty of ten Thousand dollars, condi,i-
oned faithfully 10 perform ali the duties of Purser in
the navy OF the United States.
H. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WIN III CRAWFORD,
President 81 the Senate, pro tempo,e.
March 80, 1879.
s.41frOved,
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March or.

" lRGINiA-At Relics holden in the Clerks Of
bee OF the Superior Court of CHANGER, for tho
Richmond District, the Cd day OF March 1879
Farqulear Mckenzie, Duncan Mc'Kepzie, Cath
arine Mckenzie, John Chisholm, and William CHS
holm. yoI,Es
AGAINST
Nathaniel Snclson admir- of the goods chatteIs
and credits which were of John Mex enzie, dec.
and Donald Mckenzie, john Mckenzie W iiau
Mc'kenzie, JOHN Mc'llae, and Mary his wife, who
was formerly Mary Me'Keuzc, and Alexander
Chi holm, Alexander Cl,isholm, Jun. Archibald
Chisholm and Donald Chisholm. Dejts
The Defendants Douad Mc'KcDzic, John Me-.
Kenzic, WIN. Mkenzie, John M'Rae s. Mary his wife
Aex'rChshom AeX'r. Chisholm ,Jr.Arel,ibald CHS.
holm and Donald Chisholm not having entered lcir,
appearance and given Security according to the Act
of Assembly and the lulesof this Court and it APP
pearns ny satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inbabtants OF tbs co'lntryIt is orcred, That the,
said Defendants do appear here on tle first day u
the next term and answer the bill of the pisntfs
a that cory oSthis order be forthwith inserted IN
some new SNAPPER Published in the City of Rclmond0
ra, t0o months ""essiyeiy, aud posted at tue lrOnp
door Of the Capitol in the '"'a Ni5'
copy. Tcste,
VIZ. w. IIENING. C. c,
March 27. wSw
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.9edinst

.3gdi1St
Wnniired Cooke, who was Ninnifred Thornton.
Eii,s bdmundi and children and heirs
Oh Alice i fsdmunds now deceased, by Joshua Ten
nisony tier guardian, William Fitzliugh and Eliza
beth his wife, Joshua Tennson aud Kelly Ills Wife
ihornton Cooke, Lucy Cooke and Peter Cooke clil.
drcn OF John aud Winuifred Cooke, Henry Ward.
don, Aune Gordon, Mary Gordon and Elizabeth
Gordon, children of John Gordon, deed, James
Moore aud Sally his wife, Daniel Delaney, Thomas
r. Delaney, Anne Delaney and Mary Delaney. vii.
liam Lewis and Margaret his wife * Sharp H. Bald
win, heirs of Sharp Delaney of PHILADELPHIA, de-
ceased, Thomas Robinson, Josiah Lewis, John Tay-
Toe, administrator dc bonis OF John Jeylos de-
ceased, William Mason, administrator de bops non
Of Francis Thornton, Richard Stuart, administrator
dc bons non of Daniel M'CaIty and William Ucln
and Susan his wife, executrx of Presley Thornton
deceased, aud John Tayloe Lomax and e. arlotto II.
his wife, Arthur w. Thornton, Presley Thornton
and Virginia s. Thornton, heirs of Presley Thorn.
ton. deceased, Deffs.
The defendants John Tayloe, William Mason.
William Helm aud Susan his wife and Josiah lewis.
not having entered their appearance and given sccu-
rty according 70 the act of assembly and he rules OF
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this countryn Is
orIered, That the said defendants do appear here on
the rst day OF the next tenn and answ or the b of
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper Published in the c-
~ ct Richnond, for two months successfully, and
posted ut the front door Of the Capitol in the ssd
city.
A copy. Tes.e;
WILLIAM WALLER HFNING, c. c.
March 81 Wv
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SAM. GREENHoW
Pa. ofthe III. a. S. of VIZ,
"A p,it 10

F..a. ~ The III a. s. Of Vrg'd.
ttp'', ~ oaw4t
U7 The Editor begs leave to suhjoin to the above
that N.Y. Tor is also authorized 10 receive any mo-
mics which are due TO the Enquirer o flee: thai he
- furnished with the accounts against Subscribers
same. o. ~
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SENATE


7Huysday, .dihri 9, 1912.
The bill to prohibit the expectation OF spe-
Gle goods, &c, was received from the House,
read, and passed to a second reading.
Friday, .4hrR 10.
The above bill was read the second time,
and referred TO q select committee, conf
posed Of Messrs. Campbell OF Tenn. Brad
ley, and Taylor.
Mr.. Canih6eH of'renn. from the above
committee, reported the bill with an amend
ment.
After consideration of the bill as in COM
mittee Of the whole
Mr.. Goodrich moved to postpone ITS fur
Their consideration to to morrow & that in
the mean time it be printed, under an in
junction of secrecy, for the use of the SEN
ate. Motion negatived.
On the question 50 Shall the bill pass to
the third reading as amended 20 there were
For ifs third reading-Messrs. Ander-
son, Bib, Brent, Campbell of Fem. Con-
dit, Crawford, Gaillard, Gregg. Howell.
Leib, Pope, Smith of n. Y, TAFT, Taylor,
Turner, Varnum,-l6.
Against its third reuding--Messrs. Brad
ley, Dana, German, Giles, Gilman, Good
rich, Horsey, Hunter, Lambert, Lloyd, Reed,
Smith of Md.-12.
Monday, IhrH Is.
The bill was read third time.
On motion by Mir. Bradley to recommit
the bill for the purpose of amending the Sc
cond section, it was negatiyed. yeas IL, nays
II.
The question on the passage of the bill
was then determined as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Anderson, Bibb, Brent,
Campbell OF Tenn. Condit, Crawford,
Cuts, Gai,ard, Gregg, Howell, Leib, Ro-
binson, Smith, of N. Y, TAFT, Taylor, Tur-
ner, Varnum,-17.
MA Haecrc p,oJIa,, n,r.
Gilman, Goodrich, Horsey, Hunter, Lam
bert, Lloyd. Reed, Smith of dbl.
So the bill was passed, and the House adj
yised thereof &c &C.
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April II.

NJiRGdNIA-At Rules holded in The Clerks Of
iice OF the Superior Court of Chaneery f" the
Richmond District, the second day OF March 1919.
Charlotte Thornton, of the Kingdom OF Great-Bri-
Gain, widow OF Presley Thornton, deceased.
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egNif subscribers hating associated thcscl7es ia
a husinsss under The firm oil Fox q Richardson
bsg leave 20 make tender OF their services 70 thei,
friends and the public in general the Co4n,nissio
Lsne, and hope 10 obtsin share of public patron.
aye, which il slai be their constant endea,ourt 70
merit
JOHN FOX,
Richmond, Jan. e5. v'f
tf. sunserher conscious, that with the aid of an
Il setvc and experienced partner the interest of
ms WI NC better attended to than it could be
oy en- ind,ydu"l, has formed partnership with Mr.
inn'nas lishar'!scn, under the firm of Fox s. BieL.
arison With acknowledgements to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence. he as
snreS them he WI continue to his best exer,ions
TO deserve it, aud hopes for continuance Of ,i;,.
'"vetN JOHN FOX.
"e'l. >. wifi
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March 81.

ETOR SALE---My PLANTATION on Finnie
q Wood, upper end of Mcekicnburg, containing
by late saI.vey, go acres, about 500 Of which hso
been cleare.the balance is finely tnbcred, and ie
tAe best Tract of Tobacco Land that is within mY
knowledge.
This land was purchased OF the Executrix Of Ba,t
Jsnes deceased and adoify che lands of Mr. stotea
(late Genl. Kennon's,) VIM. Hunts, Wagst,F's,
lsussePs and Mrs Hogan's aud viii be sbewn at any
time by Mr.. Hunt, and the terms mrde knoSt by
application to j. NELSON.
MecElenburg, March q. vG
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PRINTING of every kmd handsomely sal srpe4j.
oCoss eLue =, lis 1ihzs.
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SECRET JOURNAL


Senate and ToaSc of Representatives so
far as relates 20 the proceedings on 1he
acc tohrohi5it the eIiSortdtion " sfiscie.
goods, syares and merchandise Jor dnii-
. fgi time
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JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.

vs. III; BE SOLD--At public Auction ON the
I',h Jay OF April next, upon the premises
Under tie infringement OF Messrs Monc,,re. Robin
SON, teasants, the House and Lot present occu-
pea ny Mr. John Alcock; part of which, is used
as Caoinet Shop-it is situated the street lea
is OPPOSITE to tho Cabinet Shop of MIR. James Tay-
,or-,-Ihe Lot is Sc feet on the Street. and run.
PACK PACK 80 feet and is a corner Lot One thousand
po'''s OF the purchase money will be required i'm
proved endorsers will be required FIVE hun,lred dol
lars payable IN six months and the remainder in is
months and two years.
HENRY j. ARNHOLD.
P 49, vi -. wifi
o. In or,lcr to make it more convenient Cor IL.
purchaser, viii sell the above property ON the fol-
loving conditions, viz. $500 to be paid three months
after the sale, $500 in six months, $500 in twelve
months, and the rest as stated above with interest
rom list January, 1918. H.J.A>
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4 Court, 1912.
john Gillian pp,f
10.
ShS'wood w. Cooke and Alexander Pattcso,,
a. Def'fS.
On the motion Of the Plaintiff by his Counsel ana
n appearing To The satisfaction OF the Court f,et
the defendant Cooke is an iuabitant oftbs state
It IS Ordered and decrecd that unless the said Cocte
shall appear here or before May Court next &an.
swcr the bin Of the plantf, tic Court viii then pro
coed to take tie for confessed rs 10 him. and
decree the matter thereof accordingly, aud dat
copy of this order be forthwith published IN SONG
pubic news paper OF tlie City of Richmond for taa
months successfully, and another copy be ros,c1 ~
at the & ont dOor Of the courthouse Of this county
a Copy. Teste,
u. ELDRIDGE,j r. DC.
herch o. wSwp
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