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CHARLESTON, Feb. Is.
OBITUARY.

ON Tuesday, morning the 18th instant,
died THOMAS BEE, Esq one of the oldest in :
ha.,itants of this city, and Judge Of this FEEDER
al District, to which honorable office he was
appointed by President Washington, in the
pear 1870.
Died, on Saturday, the 18th inst aged II
years and 5 months after a lingering illnesss,
which she bore with great patience and pious
resignation. Mrs. JuLIANA B. WAINwRIGHr,
consort OF Lieutenant Wainwright, command
ing the detachment of L. States Marines in
this place, and youngest daughter of the late
Gusrayus Scott, Esq Of Maryland.
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+ resi- Nj EDICINES.
WILLIAM HARPER, 1y.

WILLIAM H1NT Elk, V.
AP0YHECARY and DRUGGIb2, Mec-
andrla, FatJaa Street, othosite BRYAN
HAAfP SO.WS, and meet Door to NO.
LLOYD'S--
II As JUST received in addition 10 lis for
L 4 mer Stock, a general assortment of
.ledtcsnes of the first quality. ali OF which he
will sell wholesale and retail on as good
terms as they Can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
physicians can be supplied on the best Of
terms for cash, or on good credit - He
MS also received a general assortment of
sursicai In:truments, likewise
The Jolloquins Paieat Medicines viz -
Wheaton's JCundice Bitters,
Eo Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Coids Asthmas, Consumptlons, &c. &c.
aawson's Worm Powders,
Fnompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointmcnt &c. sc.
~ The highest Cash price given for
Snake Root.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY MORNING, March 2.
I" TO sHEW
WV AGE IND Bops OF The TIME
v,s FORM AND PRESSURE.

To the paliteness ola member OF the House
( ponresentatiyes, we are indebted for the
work Gazette of March 4th, containing
B y. ALLOWING important intelligence from LIS
hon By this means, we are enabled to an
:,.;;,.,e the usual course of the mail at least
3 two days:
II The following letter is communicated by
gentleman in an official capacity, to one OF
ne Srs, houses in this city.
LISBON, jan. "a.
The following is copy of d letter recelv-
d from Cudad Rodrigo, which transmit Tor
your information.
Il Ciudad Rodrigo, Jan. goth, 1912.
81 have the pleasure to inform you that
8C;udad Rodrigo Was taken by storm at 8 o.
\ clock last night. There were two breaches
%practcable, one of which WAS assaulted by
General Pic,on's division, and the other by
Cen Crawiordrs, whilst Gen. Pack made
false attack on the other side of the town.
There was very considerable resistance made
to Gen. Picton, but Gen. Crawford finding
the other breach more practicable, though not
so wide, made a glorious ASSAULT, while the
enemys attention had been called Oft by Gen.
Packs pretended attack, and carried It at the
point of the bayonet. Gen. Crawford and
Gen. Yendileur, are wounded. We have not
lost many men. The French Governor OF
this place. and the whole of the garrison that
escaped our bayonets, are made prisoners
This is q triumphant close OF the campaign.
Marmont is said 10 be still in motion; but IS
soonas he hears of this event, it IS expected
he will make retrogade movement"
Cindad Rodrigo is town of Spain in the
province OF Leon, situate on the river Aqua
ia, forty miles S. West of Salamanca, and
q from Almieda 1t is on the frontiers OF
Portugal, about ITO miles from Lisbon, is
strongly fortified, and commands the passes
from Portugal 10 Estremadura in Spain. The
capture Of this place is thought to be OF We
y great Importance, as it was the only tor
nned placs III that quarter III the hands OF
The French-E. p.
The Senate have rejected the amendment
proposed by Mr.. Lloyd to the navy bill Such
afs 'hs dispositions made by the majority Tor
gong to War against the greatest maritime
power IN the world They reduce the appro-
p'1allon for the defence Of the nlaratime from
usr t'om 100000 to 100000 dollars, reject
proposition to build few additional frisates,
''a IN TACT circumscribe all the means for car
p'Hs on @ar--can they be serious? or are
''y only testing with the feelings of the peo-
% it'hes>are serious they act very jesting-
: II N Jest sue trast they will feel the se,i-
'4' sszatipn ofthe people.
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K + M q Y A l..
.1OHN CRA.NSTO.V 10 IF BRED
y ,KER.
NJ arch Z

N RESPECTFULLY informs the puh'c'
X that he as removed his Bake House
SON the corner of Royal and Car, ere
stre.ts. to tn. South side Of Prince Stree
befqyeen Fairf'r ard fpafer Sfree's' 9'o ~
tosi,e 10 Da. DIcK's, where he guess no
old customers, and the public geherall}' ~
call and he Will be happy to serve them.
March,.
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BERLIN AND MILAN DEGREES.
We understand, that a young gentleman,
formerly high If diplomatic office, and now at
Paris, writes his family, that not man in all
France supposes the French DEGREES to be ex-
tinct! Fed. Ref.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
dCROSIICK.

c ease thus to clamor, men of high renown
O others errors; but repair your own;
N or be thus lavish ola peoples fame,
G en'rous in blood, and noble still in name.
r client be cautous,-p atriotic,-just
xert your wisdom to perform your trust!
S shall the "gen'ral welfare" be improv'd,
S shall you be respected, honor'd, lov'd!
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x,acs rrl7ne Green COFFEE,
50 Boxes Havana Brown SUGAR,
so barrels I'd quality Muscoyado ditto,
90 Hhds. LIST quality New-Orieans ditto,
IN STORE,
5000 Bushels Liverpool SAIL,
90 Barrels N. f. RUM,
10 Tons superior quality American HEMP
FOR SALE BIZ
T. w. Peyton.
March 2.
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coMNUNIcATIoN. 4
PARODY.
Tie My, the Hosu, the That, the Where, the

ne My, the Hon., the What, the Where, til.
Uhen.
Each day, (says Dick,) our Congress cry,
They'll have fght-and care not why
So eager to perform this vow,
they'll have fight they care not ho7u;
So fearless of their future lot,
They'll fight some foe-and care not what;
Lest some should think their oaths but air,
They'll have 6ght-and care not suAere;
All this they say, like valiant men,
And swear they'll 6ght.-and care not when
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COMMUNE ALTON.
EPIGRAM.

think (says Tom) they must be wrong,
Who say our warriors Joke;
B cause we re certain, all along,
That fighting ends-1N SMOKE!
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B q q K s.,

FoR SALE 11 ROBERT GRAY, KIN
SrREE7, .aLExDNDRIA.
ANACHARsIS Travels in Greece,
Alcol an, or arabian Bible,
Adan.s's Defence of the American Con
Adams's Roman Antiquities,
Akins's Geography,
Artilsrists Companion,
Berkieys' Minute Philosopher,
Burghs' Dignity Of Human Nature,
British Cicero,
Bolinbrokes' Works,
Cootes' Modern Europe,
Charles the v. (Robertson's,)
Cars Holland,
DarHins' Life,
Debates on the Judiciary,
Demons Travels in Egypt,
Depons' Voyage,
Domestic Encyclopedia,
Edwards's Works,
First Settlers Of Virginia,
Forsythe on Trees,
Fergusons' astronomy,
Flints' Surveying,
Fiavius Joscphus,
Gleallings on Husbandry,
Gibbons Rome,
Gasnries's Geography,
Humes's Essays,
Historical Compend,
History OF ireland, (Plowdrns')
Johnsons' lives of the Poets,
Lyttle tons Letters,
Lie of Washington,
Leo tue Tenth, (Roscoc)
Modern Europe (Russeli
Memoirs Of Vo.aire,
Murphys' Carrick,
Portraiture of Quakerism.
Police of London,
PaIey,' Moral Philosophy,
Pixies Expedition,
Parents Friend,
Ramsays' Life of Washington,
Register of Arts,
Residence III France,
Sacred Biography, (Hunter.)
Simpsons Algebra,
Euclid,
Comic Sections,
Staun:ons' Embassy,
Soot,s' UAited States Gazetteer.
Stewards Philosophy.
JUST PUBLISHED,
H Y M n S.
Used in the Protestant Episcopal Churcl
n the United States
Fine Copy. bound in Morocco, so Cents.
Half bound in do. 81 ~.
Common Copy half bound, 25
Additional Hymns stitched, IL l-7
Mdrch7.
For Norfolk & Richmond,
THE SCHOONER
sKaSMss ENTERPRIZE,
sABEB2&sTr. JAMES MITCHELL, Jun. Master,
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To all whom 1t may concern.

DE il known, that OH the sth day of Nav
ID next, at his Office in the Town OF Dune
fries, in pursuance of an order OF the couns
ty Court OF Prince William, Master Com
missioner LAwseN, will proceed to distri-
butte the Estate OF JAMEs WHITE, sen de.
ceased, amongst his Creditors, who have
legally established their claims, or shall
have done so before that day, and amongst
his Legatees.
VIM. Barnes.
Late Sheriff Of Prince William County.
Marcu7 lsw6t.
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FOR RENT,

g The next Alexandria
DANCING ASSEMBLY will be held at Mr..
Triplett's Hotel, on "Wednesday, the lth of
March.-Hacks provided as usual. Applica-
ton to be made at the Bar.
March
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FOR SALE.

On Saturday the 78th instant at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon, VIII be sold, at Public Sale,
onthe premises
A LEASE for three years to come from
( 4 the first OK January last Of the GAR
DEN, late Pet:r BiNy's, situate at the south
side of TIE town.
This Garden contains two and half acres
of ground, Astounding with every description
of bearing Fruit and Shrubbery, exclusive of
upwards of two thousand grated Fruit Trc es
(now of a good size for transplanting) COM
pretending all the varieties of which Mr..
Billy was possessed. This Garden is so
we'll known as to render further description
unnecessary. The purchaser can be suppl
ed with variety of Seeds. if wanting -
Tsrms will be made known on the day of
sale.
March IS eotds
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VIM. Garrard, which was ccncurred in by the


house.
Mr.. Nelson offered the following: Resolv-
ed that q committee be appointed to enquire
into the propriety and expediency on the part
Of the United States, Of making provision by
law for carving into effect, in behalf Of the
officers and soldiers of the revolutionary war
of the Virginia line on State establishment, or
those claiming underthem,as also the officers
and soldiers employed in the marine service
of the said state of Virginia during the war Of
the revolution, and in behalfof any other me-
ritorious persons: The warrants for land, or
other engagements obligatory on the good
faith of the said State, which may have been
issued, or entered into, in consideration of
military services by assigning to the said Of
fcers and soldiers, or those claiming under
them, their respective proportions of good
land, to which they may be entitled in virtue
of any engagement on the part of the said
State of Virginia, to be laid off between the
Scioto and Little Miami Rivers, on the North
West side of the Ohio: and ifa sufhciency of
good lands, within the true intent & meaning
of the engagements on the part of Virginia, to
the officers and soldiers aforesaid, to maintain
sacred and inviolate the plighted faith OF
the said state, cannot be obtained within the
limits aforesaid: then how far it may be ex-
pedient to assign to the said officers and sol
diers or those claiming under them, other
good lands lying In any state or Territory Of
the United States out of any public lands
whatever; and that they have leave to report
by bill or otherwise. Adopted and COM
mittee of FIVE appointed.
The house went into committee ofthe whole,
Mr. Stanford in the chair, on a bill altering
and establishing certain post-offices and post
roads. The committee rose and reported the
bill as amended, and the house concurred
and before the question was taken on engross-
ing the bill, motion was made and carried
for adjournment.
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whether Congress had wantonly sported with
their rights, or whether they had not been dri-
ven TO the brink of war, by conduct on the
part of Great Britain that would disgrace the
most abandoned, the most savage, and the
most piratical nations on earth. Mr.. ]. said
ne hoped the house could no longer debate
what course to pursue, and that no additional
arguments would be required to convince
them of the propriety of breaking up. the
rogues'' harbor, and taking possession OF the
Canadas; without which, the United States
never could enjoy in tranquility those rights
which were transmitted to the citizens OF the
United States by their ancestors.
Mr.. STANFORD suggested the propriety
of a reference; of the subject to committee
of the whole on the state of the union.
Ga Debate TO be continued.
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THIS Us to give Notice,

That he subscriber, OF sIexsl elria county.
in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let.
tcrs OF administration, on the PERI nal estate
Of DEkkIs Mc'ChRTY Johnson, deceased.
all persons having claims against the said de-
cedent, are hereby warned to exhibit Tie
SINE, with the vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber, OH or before The 18th day Of Septe m
Der next, Or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those in
debted thereto, are required TO make imme-
diate payment.
Given under nay hand this 18th of March,
1912.
Alexander Mckenzie,
.fdm'r Of q mis- me- Cary Johnson, dee'd.
March 8 St
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Ladies Shoe Mandatory.

VIE Subscribers beg leave to inform the
a. ladies of alexandria and its vicinity,
that they have opened Shop on Fairfax ST.
one door south of Mr.. Johnson's haters
shop for the purpose of making Ladies Shoes
They Halter themselves that from experience
gained ~ long apprenticeship, to be able
10 rnsrt share Of public patronage
JAMES ARP,
HENRY w. SMITH.
N Gentle mems fine Shoes and Pumps
made in the heatest manner and on the
shortest notice.
March Is 9t*
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Alexander Moore. Reg.
THIS IS TO gsye Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandra county,
In the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
ters of administration, on the personal estate
Of FRANCIS TARTANSON, deccased:
II persons having claims against the said
ieccdent, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same; with the vouchers thereof TO the sub
scrlbcr, on or before the 18th day Of Septem-
Der next or they may by law be excluded
rom all benefit TO said estate; and those in
deoted thereto are required 10 make immedi-
ate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
March 1912.
Harriet Mason Tartanson,
.2dm,,t Ct Francis 7aytanson, deed.
March lS e
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lIr. HenTy-CONTINUED.
MIR. JOHNSON said, he did not feel dis
posed, nor was it a time to say much. The
documents spoke for themselves. Nor did
he address the House to indehtify the Federal
party with this British conspiracy to dlsmem-
Der the Union. Nor did he intend to loat!
the individual who had made this communi-
cation to the President, with the opprobrlous
epithets of Spy and Traitor; but to call the
attention Of the House and the gentleman OF
Virginia, to the position which had been TAX
en- by himself and others upon the discus :
sion of our foreign relations, respecting the
British influence in stimulating the Savages
against our infant and innocent settlements up
ON the frontiers. Mr.. J. said, when he had
ascribed the hostility of the Indians TO British
influence, the gentleman from Virginia would
not place any confidence in such intlmatlons,
and he moreover stated that If such influence
could be proven he would himself JOIN heart &
hand in measures against G. Britain, ana
would even march himself to Canada, It neces-
sarv. to expei and destroy the British author
tiles in that quarter. Mr.. J. SAID, he wished
to know whether the House had not now re-
cord evidence of an attempt on the part OF the
British government to ALLEVIATE the affections
of the people from their own government, to
organise opposition to the laws OF Congress-
and TO produce dissolution OF our happy go
vernment. dismemberment of the Union, and
the erection Of a monarchy upon It's runs, &
whether such case did call for equal union
Mr.. J. asked, who would now assert, that G.
Britain was friendly disposed towards us, that
she was FIGHTING our battles, or the battles OF
freedom that she stood between us ana UNI
yersal domination ? that good men would pray
that our arms might not be successful against
that government which had so long trarnpled
upon our rights that Great Britain was act
ing upon the principle of retaliation towards
France? Mr.. ]. said, it was now reduced
TO a certainty that the hostility OF Great brl-
tain towards us in he continuance OF her Or
ders in Council, in the impressmenf OF our
seamen, originated in determination to des-
troy the union of the states, and from a be-
lief that a separation could be effected
in case of war with Great Britain. 1t
was now evident, that the disavowal OF Frs
kine's arrangement, and her subsequent con-
5,,c+ towards tie United States, arose from
the delusive hope that the people OF the New
Enpland States would join Gseat-Butaln In
the conflict. This communications also &C
counts for the news we are daily receiving OF
the hostile intentions of the sayages upon our
borders. Mr. ]. said, he wanted 5000 copies
to be printed, that the people mig'l' loage
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From The baltimore Federal Republican.

From the baltimore Federal Republican.
The foliozving may DC relied anon
Henry received check drawn by the LASH
oIthe Bank of Columbia, Zone OF the No
'ennent Banks at Washington on the Me-
chalics Bank of New-York, In which the 60
srameut money is deposited, for $4,000,
which check was presented to the Mechanics
Saas Of this city, on the 18th February, and
en0ged for the following, VIZ:
SR,SS7 Is in check, drawn by d, A. Smith,
Cashier, in favor of John Henry,
on tie Mechanics Bank OF New
York, to be made use otin phlla-
delphia.
$1,000 - in another check drawn by Mr.
Smith, on the same Bank IN favor
of H. Cary, of New-York.
i0'l62 81 Paid to Mr.. Henry in cash.
) 5000
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From the London Morning Post Of January 6.
There is no foundation whatever for the as
sertion SO insolently made by the Americans,
that the British government insist, as a prcIi-
minary to the repeal of our orders in council,
not only upon the revocation of the Berlin s.
Milan DEGREES, but that America shall also
compel France to receive British goods thro'
neutral vessels. No such pretension has been
urged by Mr.. Foster and all that we had de-
handed, has been and is, 6ona tide and an
official revocation Of the DEGREES of Berlin
and Milan without any conditions injurious to
the maritime rights of Great Britain. Let
France repeal her DEGREES with the same
fornaality which she has employed in
pEomulgating them ; and fair reference to
the correspondence of Mr.. Foster will prove
that our orders in council will no longer be
continued This principle is most distinctly
stated In Marquis Wellesley's last note to MIR.
Pinckney, which the American government
have aot Published, but which will very short
ly appear.
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This Is TO gaye Notice,


That the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
in the District ofColumbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said County,
letters administration, on the personal es.
tate of PETER PASQU ALL, late of the
county aforesaid decd. all persons having
claims against the said estate arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before
the 9Th day of September next, or they
may b. law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate and those indebted thereto, are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
March, 1912.
Rebecca Pasquall.
.Hdm'r. Of Peter PasquaH, acc a.
March IL 81
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, March Term, 1912
ORDERED, that the Administrative Of
PASQUALL deceased, insert the
follow E. advertisement three times In fhe
Alexandra newspapers.
A copy Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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eIvE US BUT LIGHT" -,
n,,rp ,r.HENRY's $4,000 DOLLARS!!

To Thomas Tudor Tucker,
90, Treasurer of the U. S. Greeting.
p,v 10 John Graham or order Forty-nine
..onsand dollars, being on account of the con-
lent expenses of foreign intercourse and
!. which sum he is to be charged and held
.,ountable, for SO doing this shall DO your
warrant.
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be your warrant.

10 Given under my hand and
Ssos seal of the treasury TINS
20 aEe tenth day of February,in
90 .. a the year Of our Lord one
- SasS thousand eight hundred
"a scGS and twelve, and of In
GO dependence the thirty
- sixth.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Secretary of the Treasury
Coun,ersigned,
R1caD.. RUSH, Comptroller
CNldcpartment, contingent expenses,
Secretary Of States Office.
Endorsed,
Received Feb. 10, 1912.
JoHN GRAHAM.
Paid,
Bank Of Columbia,
City OF Washington.
THOMAS TuDoR TvcKER,
Treasurer of U. States
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OFF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUEsDAr, 1farch II, 1912.

IUEsDAr, Narch Il, I8I1.
(REpoarED yoR THIS GAZETTE.
ac sybert presented the petition OF
N'peen Girard of the City of Philadelphia
s., leave to import goods from Great
via, n.,'@n' Referred to the committee of the
w Johnson presented several memorials
N4 The inhabitants of West Florida. Re-
;. - % the select committee appointed to
t.re ln,othe situation of West Florida.
M ~ Gholson from the committee of claims
favorable report on the petition oil
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Orphans Court,

: Alexandria County, March efm, 1872.
ORDERED that the administrator OF LIN
MS Carly JOHNSON, deceased, do insert
the foilowir;s advertisement three times in
The AiexanGSia newspapers.
4 A copy. Fest.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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BACON.
The PORT FOLIO.

For the present month, is Just received and
ready for delivery to Subscribers, who are re-
qucsted to call and pay up the arrears respect
lively due by them
James Kennedy, sen. Agent.
March II ct
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FIFTY DOLLARS tSstavvnND.

r OST yesterday morning as walked
AAfrom the Washington Tavern, through
the Market and along Fairfax street, to
Prince street, THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, in Bank Notes; Ten Twenty
Dollar Notes ON the Bank Of Potomac, of the
late stamp; Five Ten Dollar Noes OF the
United States Branch Bank at Chascston
Four Ten Dollar Notes on the United States
Branch Bank at Savannah. and One J ell Dol
lar Note on tie United States Branch Bank
at New Orleans Whoever will deliver the
sail money, give information SO that get
it again, shall receive tie above reward.
B. G.. Thornton.
March u