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District of Columbia,
g .Alerandria Connty--so 7vit.
November Term, l8ll.f

November y ERIN, 1871 =.
Aaron Hswes and Elizabeth MS wife,
John Swerd and Sarah his wife,
d and Adeline Watts, George Watts
and Henry Watts, the tdree last
infants underline age of ,wentN-onc q
years. by Henry Watts, their next
friend, pecuniary i.egatee OF JOIN
Watts, deceased, corYtiamants,
egaiHI
James Webb and Sarah his wisc, the -
only child OF Alexander 7. Watts,
deceased, William Bolt, son OF 2
Thomas B It, * Elizabeth his wife, 8
late Elizabeth Watts, VIM. King,
Henry King, Perry King, Alsxan- :
der King, Elward King, Catharine ~
King, chiliren of Henry King, and x
Ca ha,ine his wife, late Catharine
Watts, William Watts, John c,
Watts, George Watts ard Charles
G.. s. Watts, children Of George
Watts, deceased Kelsey Watts,
Henry Watts, james Watts SUI
sanpah Watts and Amanda Watts,
children of Samuel Watts, ADD re-
sidnary Lcga.ecs of John Watts, :.
deceased. DffenaanfS
The defendants James Webb,
and Sarah his wife, The only child OF Alex
aader I Watts, deceased, William Bolt
son of Thomas Bolt, and Elizabeth lis wife,
late Elizabeth Watts, William King. Henry
King, Perry King, Alexander King Edward
King, Ca,harine King, children of Henry
King, and CathaIine his wife late Calharine
Watts, William Watts, John Watts,
George Watts ard Charles 6. S Watts,
children OF George Waits, deceased, B:tsey
Watts, Henry Watts, James Watts, Susan-
nah Watts, and Amanda Watts, children OF
Samuel Watts, and residuary Leg tees Of
John Watts, deceased not having entered
their appearance and given security accord.
inc to the statute and the rules OF this court
and it appearing 10 the satisfaction OF tie
cDu upon affidavit, that the said defendants
are no. inhabitant9 o. this district: On mo-
ton &C The said compliments by thelrcoun-
sci, il il ordered that the SAID defend
ants do sppear here on the first day OF Ju'y
term next, and answer tie BIZ CT the COM
plainants. and that a copy of thls order be
forthwith inserted for two months success
siyely in one of the public newspapers pub
lished in Alexandria, aud thst ARCHER co
ny be posted at the front door of the court
house OF the said county copy--lest'
G.. Denea1e, c. c.
January g 2aw@m
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January Is
District of Columbia,

District of Columbia,
Count, oil AicxantIria--to wit:
N;vember Term, 1911.
William Wilson,
COMPLAINANT,
Daniel of St Thomas Jenifer,
Administrators Of Daniel IN ChGne' ny
Jemfer, deceased, end Eo-
mund I, Lee, Executor Of
VIM Craik. deceased,
Il attendants.
THE defendant, Daniel OF st,
Thomas Jeniier, Administrator as aforesaid,
not having entered his appearance and 81
ven security according to the statute and
the rules Of this court, and 1t appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court, Upon FL
htlayit, that the said defendant D2nlei 81 st.
Thomas Jcnifer, Administrator OF Daniel
Jcni(er. deceased, is no, All inhsbtant OF
this distrirt-on motion OF the sald COM
,iainant by his counsel, il is ordered, that the
said defendant Daniel Of st. Thomas Jeniter,
Administrator of Danie Jcnifer, deceased,
do appear here on the first day oil July term
next, and enter his appearance 10 the suit,
and give security for performing the DEGREES
of The court, aHd that the other defendant,
Edmund |. Lee, Exelutor of VIM Craik,
deceased, do not pay away, convey, or.se-
ere G, the debts by him owing 10, or the
est tie or effects in bis hands belonging 10 the
said absent defendant Danicl o, st Thomas
Jcnifcr, Administrator of D0niel Ienifer, &C.
ceased until the further order or decree OF
this court ard that copy OF this order be
forthwith published Ior two months success
siveiy in one Of the public newspapers pub
lshed in this county, md that another copy
be posted al the froat door ofthe court house
OF said county.
A copy-rest,
G. Deneale, c. c.
January Is. lawn
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poton,ack and Shenandoah Ma
vigatlon Lottery.
By authority efthe STATE Of MARYLAND.
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY

For improving the Navigation OF the Folo-
s mack and Shenandoah Rivers.
SrcoNp Glass OF 10000 TICKETS.
Prize of 90 900 dollars, is 10000
Il do. of $4,000 doliary, is 10000
do. of 10000 dollars, is 10 600
3 do. of 5000 dollars, is 10000
10 do. Of oorickets in this2 1000
Class each, is, at 10 dollars.S
81 do. ofl9oo dollars each, is 3l,ooo
90 do. of 500 dollars each, is 'ooo
A. do of 100 dollars each, is 4 loo
loo do. of so dollars each, IS 5000
1890 do. of II dollars each, $500
ISL PRICES. |oo,ooo
l2,49o Blanks.
$4,000 Tickets at 10 dollars each,is 100000
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100000
STATIONARY Prizes.

The first drawn T 600 Blanks to be entitled
to s IL each, subject to q deduction OF Is
Per cent.
LIST Drawn Ticket the lst day, 1000
LIST do do. the Sd day 500
lst do. do. the 9TH day, 1000
J.t d.. do. the 10th day, 500
LIST do. do. the 10th, 18th, 18th
18th, goth, 2lst, 22d, Esd, oath, aad
25,h, day {excePt;ng the Tickets
constituting Prizes) to be entitled to
100 Tickets each, lo,ooo
lst do. do. the 9th day, 5000
Isl do do. the SOth day, 10000
lst do. do. the s2d day, 1000
Is, do. do the 35th day, $4,000
All Prizes, Of Cash or Tickets, subject to
a deduction Of 5 per cent
900 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing.
5000 dolIa Of the above prize of 10000
doltars paw ab}e in Tickets in the Sd Class.
5000 dollars of the above prize OF $4,000
dollars payahle in Tickets in the Sd class
1000 dollars Of the above Prize OF 10000
do,ia,s, payeble in Tickets in the Sd class.
$500 do!isrs of each OF the Prizes O. 5000
dollars PAYABLE in Tickets in the 81 class
500 dollars If each of the first 6 drawn
Pnzc, of 1000 dollars each, (not stationary
,ayable in llchefs in the Sd class
The Tickets constituting Prizes In this
Glass. 10 consist Of The numbers from l0,ool
to | 900 inclusive F.; each hundred to be one
prize. the lowest number for the 18th day
the next lowest for the l7th day, and so on
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers Of 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to a credit of thirty days after the
drawing of this class, for notes with approx
ed indotsers.
All plizes not demanded within months
after the drawing of this clas:, will be con-
sidcred as given up for the benefit OF the
Lottery.
pr;z,s of 10 dollars drawn in the First
Class Will be received Iii payment OF Tickets
in this Class at 2 dollars, being deduc.
ton of IS per cent. Only
The Managers Of the Potomack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having com
Melted the drawing OF tie first class, they
,r,st TO The satisfaction Of all concerned
which has given STIMULUS 10 the improve
mem Of the navigation OF those iIvers, that
promises speedy completion of that useful
work offer this scheme to the public un-
der well founded expectation that it will
meet with their appreciation and support,
particularly Of all Immediately interested in
maxine those rivers navigable at ali seasons
CHARLES SIMMS, President,
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON,
WILLIAM STEWART,
GEORGE PETER,
Directors,
February IS. ecam.
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The defendant Nahum Ricp

ANNLi
not having entered his appearance and Given
security according to the Statute and fl.
rules oil this court +; and it appearing totI.
satstastion Of the court, upon affidavit tbs
the said defendant Nahum Rice, i: not an i,
habitant oft district: on motion ofthes
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered, thai
the said defendant Nahum Rice, do aprr
here on the first day Of July term next and
enter lis appearance to the suit, and give 81,
curtv for performing the decrce ofhe court;
and that tho ot!.es dcie,aant Siias & David
Reed, do not pay away, convey or secrey,
the debts By :h,ra owing 10, or the estauW
effects in theH h.nt~ e!onging TO he sa
absent defendant Nahum RICE unit tht iu
tier order or decree Of this court; & that.
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers publishe&n
his county for TWO months successigely, and
that another copy be posted at the front lON
of the courthouse st the said county.
A copy: Test.
c. Deneale, c. c.
January II Gavin
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e Superfrne Yellow Bark.
February IS.

Or. S.sNFo RD's improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and hi.:hly
approved by many physicians OF distinguish
ed characterin different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer il TO the FACULTY i. general, under the
persuasion, that TO practitioner o. taste, In
,he choice of bis means, can fail to be gratifl-
ed in tie use CT this elegant preparstion.-
In strength, fineness and certainty OF opera
ton, It greatly surpasses the bark IN com
mon use.
The ESSENTIAL SHIT or BARK
prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only PHYSICIANS, but of retall
druggists, country merchants and private "a
miiies Solids y
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, and no other hersen in Aler-
Dndria.
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Jarnarv II
X :. = =
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber not having Opposed OF
his Land as expected. again ofiees 1t Ter
sale. A dcs ription is deemed unnecessary.
AS he presumes tic Land is generaily known
Application msdc to
James c. West.
West Grosc, Feb %. east
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For Sale by 5.a1GEs KENNEDY, Sea..
A SERMON,
Delivered in the town OF Burlington, on the
LIST day of May, 1871, at the opening of the
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in New-Jersey.
BY the Rev SIMON WILMER,
Rector of Trinity Church, Swedesborough.
Strengthen the Things which remain, that
are readu TO die.--REv. Sd C. 2dy
February Is. eoot
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NOTICE.

THE. subscriber will continue to prose-
cute the Practice cr Law in Prince William,
FairGax AMI %t!lsri counties, AS coiiec-
TOR. he tlci.scs TIC ninst unremitting indu.-
try and exa-t .PEnrta'ii!y.
James E. Heath.
DUafries, Fe5. l2--20. cow.
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. POLITE e FASHIONABLE
8 y N G. ).

fprice. half bound an. lettered so CentSA
on HAND.
r,rv,s Family Bibles Of different qualities
and prices.
ALSO,
80 boxes Spanish Cigars, which Will De SOLO
low by the box.
N. B. Country merchants supplied win
School-Books Stationary, Ahnanacs, Playing
Cards. sc. on liberal terms.
January 20
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not having entered CTS disappearance ana given
sccur,,y according % the statute & the ra'es
of,l.is court, ana it appeaing 'othe sasl@tae-
ZION o. the court, upon affidavit, that tue
said defendant Benz unin ltole, IS not an
inaah;fapt of district :--Cn mot.on OF
the sa;a complainant Ly his counsel, II IS or
derctl, that the said defendant, Benjamin
Hale, do appear here on the first cay OF luiy
term ,,ext, ard enter his sp1'eais to the
suit, AID give security Tor performing ths
}ccrees of the court; ard that the other de-
PENDANTS IaMrasan s Fowle, do not pay away,
convey. or soese,e, the debts by them owing
TO, or the estate or effects IN their hands DC
longing toshc said absent defendant benlansin
Hale, until, the further order or decree Oh
shis court, AID that copy oil this order DC
for,awith published FOR two months s. Gees
sircly in one Of the puhc newspapers pub
Used in this county, aud that another copy
be pasted the front door OF the court house
of said county
\ Copy-Festc,
c.. Deneaie, c. c.
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Diffrict of Columbia.

CouNry OF ALExtNDRIA--to Wiz
November Term, IS l.
Ferdinand Newsletter, Complainant, ;
against
benjamin. Hale, and Lawrsso. ana !; s
Fowle, Dsje4oast'@.J
The defendant Benz. Hale,
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, July %.
ENGLISH NEWS.

The Armata, captain Leeds, arrived yester-
day in SO days from Liverpool, brings London
papers to the 18th OF June inclusive, and Ii
yerpoel dates to the 5th. The markets at
London and Liverpool were fiat; prices for
flour and wheat continued as per last quota
tons, with little variation; other American
articles were in the same state.
Trials of some Of the ringlealers in the late
riots, especially in Lancashire, were going
on.
The papers are crowded with parliamentary
debates, which are generally uninteresting.
Lord Liverpool is made prime minister, land
has organized cabinet OF the devoted dlscls
pies of the late Mr.. Perciyal, and of the dead
hest foes of America and OF Irish catholic e.
Emancipation. Even g my lord'' Wellesley *
Mr.. Canning have been excluded.-As friends
to liberation and to the happiness of Ireland
we regret that the wings have not come into
power in England.
We have been favored with the following
partial list of American vessels left at Liver
pool by the Armata.
Liverpool Packet Union; Ann; MARCEL
us cambridge Maria Penn, for N, York
Aristomenes; Mary & Susan; Eliza Ann ;
Fanny Charles New Galen f; Hunter; Eu-
pirates Tom Hazard Orbit; Stranger, for
Archangel Minerva; Anacrecn, Rising
Sun Georgiana Mount Vernon Indian
Hunter, for New Orleans Cornelia; Phe-
nix; Aristides Jane Recovery; Fame
Evergreen Henestus; Eliza Barker Po-
mona Magdalen Northern Liberties We
nus Monsoon Perseverance Constellation;
Sarah, for Archangel; St. Lawrence; Goelet;
William & Martha. for Amelia Belvldere,
for Arcbangel; Richmond; James Wells );
Charles, for New York Franklin; Neptune;
Osslan; Washington; Argo; Rover; Good
Intent; Superior; Rubicon Lady Madison;
Packet; Merchant Advance John Adams;
Cannon Almira John.
House of Lords were occupied on the 10th
June in examining witnesses on the subject OF
the Orders in Council.
An alarming FIRE broke out charged to In
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,si.ruit, brandy, wine, rise, many goats
~ o. I'D p cattle, and many other articles, the
b b ho' nf which ii has been divided among the
Fo .CEs Standard of the foreign regiment No.
az h cen taken by the English regiment No.
ila' 4, n the forts, magazines, sc. which were
ia and the bridge of boats were de-
I'll I'D on the same day, and the artillery rem
E sgJ entirely useless and thrown into the
p''' Prisoners Of qvar.
RE commander of the place, col. OF the
Igion OF honor. -
S.Sen officers, $50 non-commissioned ofti :
and soldIers-loo killed, wounded and
,.o,oed in the river.
Total $50.
The loss of general Hill consisted IN 2 OIL
..rs and so men wounded.
AYAMoNrE, May IS.
The misery and famine at Seville are hor-
;hIs in the extreme Wheat is at S 50 the
Enega (2os. per bnshel) In various streets
'.rts are placed to carry off those who are
onstaptly falling down through debility 1t
| also said there is contagious disorder
,bicb finishes The patient in four days.
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The Sloop Unity, Hand, from hence, has
arrived at Philadelphia, days passage.
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" 4
Many of the leading Democrats -four coun-
ty have been in the habit of quoting, on va
sous occasions, the sentiments of that great
apostle of Liberty JUNIUs-we have there
lore in these times of prescription and days
when the doctrine of has8ive obedience and
aoa.rssistaGce to the powers that be, are so
Enormously advocated by those very consist
*af gentry taken the liberty to extract from
the writings of that celebrated character, a
Few observations, which may not be deemed
mslahrotos by our readers in general, and are
particularly recommended to the perusal OF
Albelieyers in the modern patent REPUBLICAN
creed, that since war is declared all animal .
version on the conduct and views of the Off
GERS Of government should cease.
Extracts from, Junius's Letters.
Let me exhort and conlure you never to
suffer an invasion of your political constitu-
zion, however minute the instance may appear,
Ito pass by, without determined, persevering
|rcslSaaec. One precedent creates another
They soon accumulate, and constitute law
What Yesterday WAS fact, to-day is doctrine.
Examples arc supposed to justify the most
dangerous measures and where they do net
saR exactly, the defect is supplied by analo-
sy--Be assured that the laws, which protect
Us IN our civil rights, grow ont of the Consti-
luton, and that they must fall or flourish with
II This is not the cause of faction, or Of
party, or of any individual, but the common
interest Of every man in the nation.
Let 1t be impressed upon your minds, let it
OemStllled into your children, that the liberty
Oh the press, is the PALLADIUM of all our
CIVIL political, and Religious rights. Ut is
therefore expected, that the citizens of these
United States, will not leave it to the choice
VI 2Oo persons, whether seven millions of
''eir equals shall be freemen or slaves A
considerable latitude must be allowed in the
discussion of public affairs, or the liberty of
'ue press will be of no benefit to society. AS
vac indulgence of private malice and personal
SANDER should be checked and resisted by
e'''? legal means, so constant examination
'''0 characters and conduct of ministers and
-oo'''Fates should be equally promoted, and
'H'ouFased. They who conceive that our
'N'apefs are no restraint upon bad men, or
Pediment to the execution of bad measures,
NV" nothing of this country. / cannot con-
'' That there is heart so Callous, or an
U'S'anding SO depraved, as to attend to
: ''O00rse of this nature, and not to feel the
,''0 OF 1t. But where is the man, among
use who have access to the closet, resolute
"onest enough to deliver it, The Liber-
'"e Press IS our only resource. 1t will
"ai9ha an audience, when every honest
N' m The nation is excluded. In short, who
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
House Of Commons, June IL.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
Mr.. Rose gave notice, that he should move,
Tomorrow, that the house DO, ON Monday
next, take into consideration the evidence re-
latiDg TO the orders I'D council.
MIR. Brougham supposed that the right hon.
gentleman was not aware OF his notice which
stood for Tuesday next.
Mr.. Rose was perfectly aware of that no.
tice, and wished to take the sense OF the house
On the propriety of it.
THE AID
General Gascoigne wished to ask the no.
bic lord Castlereagh, if the administration
about to be formed was in such state of for
wardness as to preclude the necessity of the
motion of which he had given notice
Lord Castereagh said, all the Offices Of 60
vernment were certainly not yet filled up; but
they were expected TO be filled up without
further delay. The war and home depart
mcnts were placed under Earl Bathurst and
Viscount Sidmouth-( Hear Hear y
General Gascoigne, then withdrew his no.
tice.
ADDRESS
ADDRESS to tile Prince Regent on the New I'D
nli1iStranon
Mr.. TVortley, from the transactions of the
last three weeks had been induced to move an
address to the Prince Regent. He wished to
express the sense of Parliament, that the GO
vernment formed since Mr.. Perceval's death
was such as could not expect to possess the
confidence of the House and of the nation.--
The negotiation with Lords Grey and Gren-
vile had, as it ought come to nothing NEW.
then moved, l. That an humble address be
presented to the Prince Regent, thanking bis
royal highness for his gracious answer to the
address of the House OF Commons and la
menting th,t his endeavors to form an admin
i.tration on an extended basis had failed bnt
hoping that his royal highness would avail
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FOR SALE.

A FAMILY of NEGROES; that are in
IA the country, and have been used to the
employ ments of a Farm--consisting OF
Man, his Wife and Female Child. The
man and his wife are each about 50 years Of
age, the child about months old Price
700 dollars. Enquire of the Printer.
July "a 3taw3W
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himself of an opportunity which might occur
of giving additional strength to his govern
ment."
Lord Milton moved to amend the resolu-
ton, I" impIoring the Prince Regent no long,
er to defer forming such an administration as
would be at once entitled to the support OF
Parliament and the country
For the amendment, l64
Against it, 2Ss
Maj. in favor of ministers, l25
Mr. Wortley's motion was then negatived)
and House adjourned at half past three in the
morning.