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A copy.
EDMUND |. LEE, G.
District of Columbia.
.1'eruniria County, TO Fit, 1919
.iPri Term,
IN CH2NCERY.


~ CHa.NCERY.
Robert G. Violet. Complainant,
.iSdinSt
Charles Tyler, Robert S Blackjack and
Christopher Neale, Defendants.
yHHE defendant Charles Tyler, not ha-
a rin- entered his appearance. and gi-
ven security according to the statute and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said Charles Tyler is not an ;nhabitant OF
this District: on motion of the complainant.
BY his counsel, it is ordered, that the said
defendant DO appear here on the first day IN
November term next, and enter his appear
ance to the SUIT, and give security for per
forming the DEGREES OF the court: and that
the other defendants, RoheI, 5. Blackjack
and Christopher NeaIe. GO not pay away
convey or secrete the debts by them owing
10, or the estate or effects in their hands
belonging 10 the said absent defendant, until
the further order or decree Of this court : and
that copy OF this order he forthwith Pab-
lished for two months suCcrssivel " in one Of
the public newspapers published in Alexan-
dria: and that another copy be posted At
the from, door Of the court house Of said
county. copy.
irnp Q
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To Rent.

A neat and convenient two story
80 brick house with stable and pump
Esss; IF excellent soft water, situate lower
49, end of Watershed. Enquire o.
WILLIAM lEATES.
september 90 m"id
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For Sale,

g., That three story brick house, stu
Tf, ated on the south side OF hrince 81
Esss::IInow in the occupancy OF Mr.. WIN.
49, RudI; perfect title viii De gwen,
an ,he terms of payment made convenient.
Apr,y 10 jOHN H. LADo Q w.
Septemoer lS
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Orphans Court,
ller1n1rin c0un!u

.iIerdndria county
October Term, 1895
ORDERED, that the executrix OF BER
~ SaRp Cook. deceased, do insert the
usual notice 10 debtors and creditors. three
lines in each week, Tor three weeks in the
Alexandra newspapers.
A eopy-Tesie. A. MGORE, Reg.
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Notice.

4 SUBSCRIPTION will he opened on the
N 9th day of next month. at the Farmers
Bank of Alexandria. for 1898 shares, TO COM
plete the capital stock Of said bank, authoTi-
sed by IFS charter.
By order OF the Board,
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
september "a wmto7O
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For Sale or Rent,

Aso1hmodious 9 story brick dwell
- ling house upon half acre lot, cor
ST.S ner Of Fairfax aud Jefferson streets
For terms apply TO ,,prc,yF
contender 81 A
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por: To',acco Jockey Club
Races.
WILL commence on the usual ground
~ on TUESDAY the 26ih day of O.,
,ober next-on which day purse will :.
run Tor ACCORDING to the rules OF the clu,
tour mites and repeat. free for all ages.
On WEDNESDAY purse will be -,
for, three miles and repeat, free Tor al =.
ges, the winning horse Of the first day a..
cepted.
On THURSDAY saddle and brid,.
viii be run Tor, one mile and repeat. f,re
fer saddle horses Of Prince George. $,
Mary's OF Charles ccan,jes.
The two frs! days carrying weight: &C.
cordiDg 10 The rules OF the Washington CITY
Jockey club. The third day Feather.
The putse will be as respectable as usual
Sept. 81 thtu4w
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Houses and Stores to Rent.

three story brick house, al .ne
80 corner OF King and Henry 81 stI ssIs,
Hsssl with or without the store anu 0e'''
49, belonging thereto IA .h,.o sood
A large store and cellar with tnree s00u
rooms, adioinmgthe former, - =, KING
A two story brick house and store' On nins
h.,,yssn Patrick and Henry streets.
Two new two story brick houses, ON Zane
ron street, near the theatre po,street
A two story brick house, on R9yal-s'r rs.,b
,,,a,v ,Obsb ted by Dir. Charles Tyler, WIN
= sasten. stable, cow house, and pump at
the kitchen door. ;,,h,o for 70.
v. B. All these houses are sui.aoie ea .O now
spectacle families, ana posss s,s
he had at very moderate rents. pin
Also. smaIlbrick dwelling house on IT rt ha5
Immediately. Inquire OF ,pnoJ7R
If
July 90 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-07

that ii,e arguments which you have offer.
ed To discourage emigration, may he aid
ed by such policy, on The part of your
government, as will deprive your coun
trymen OF every motive for quitting the
land OF their sires. AN AMERICAN.
=. ). The prophecy contained in the
antipenu'tinaie paragraph OF this letter,
appears TO have been anticipated by the
event. An octave volume has been pub
lished by gentleman of Philadelphia,
containing IA notice aud retuiaiiou at the
calumnies uttered in Great Britain against
the United States. A large and interest.
ing portion of this volume is devoted 10
the subject on which have ventnred to
address you. recommend it to your
serious consideration, and that OF my own
counirymen also. Ii is the work of a
gentleman whose talents, few years past,
attracted your notice, and merited aud
received your distinguished appreciation.
II Is the work, too, Of "a citizen residing in
Il state uncontaminaied by the "a,rocious
crime, with which no measures are TO
be kept" and who therefore may be sup
posed 10 BIZ exempt from that bias and
prejudice TO which, i'll more southern
latitude, he might have been exposed. f.
Yet cannot say that admire the warfare
into which behas been provoked to enter,
! however favorable my opinion may be OF
the skill With which IL is conducted. do
| not think that !losiilities of this kind are
calculated 10 diminish that "hatred and
contempt which race feels for race
But the fault is OH your side of the Allan.
tic, not on ours. We delight in peace,
peace between nations, and The individu.
ais composing them. Our wars, there
fore, arc always defensive and defensive
wars, you know, are almost always sue
| cesslul. In the present instance the wri-
ter has come and thrown his gauntlet in
the face OF all the reviewers and writers i'm
Great Britain, hostile 10 his country. He
has leisure, talents. information. and yea!
and ! most cheerfully leave in his hands
the defence of the character and conduct
OF the United States against all that NAV
be combined against him.
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and made The way for the Brunswick
family to The throne nf these realms. -
A meeting had taken place in Scotland
also, 10 which, The people went marching
To lle tune, play on The bagpipes. <" HE
Campbeiis are coming" Tie chairman
wore Tie cap Of liberty and the emblem
of revolution. Hunt had differed. with
some OF The more violent radical refor.
mers. and his bust is stated 10 have been
broken 'o pieces al some of their socie.
lies. One This,lewood seems 10 be The
lrader OF the thoroushgoimg radicals
There was some talk Of the Gremvil!c
party uniting with The ministry. CAR.
Isle had been pal into Tie king's bench
prlsoH for his blaSphcmy, ana for want of
bail. He had called on his friends, tie
dc'sts, as he terms them, 10 aid him, and
anticipated the requisite assistance on the
arrival OF CoBBETT with the bones OF
faiiie. Frankhn Go<.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-07
AFFAIRs wIrH SPAIN

From various letters received Ivy the Hor-
net from Cadz, some of which are written by
men high In Spanish confidence, If not autbo-
rity, II is reduced to a certainty that the treaty
with Spain is not ratified that the negocia-
ton between Mr.. Forsyth and the Spani.b
Secretary Of State, has DIFFERENTIATED and tb,t
a Spanish minister may shortly be expected 20
make The necessary explanations to our row
eminent. on The subject. IL is understand IN
the court circles OF Spain, and we presume
correctly, that the difficulty arises ont of the
large grants Of laDd which had been made. and
which giants our government refuse 10 ac-
knowledge as valid. IN Y JJer ar
Captain Jackson, who has arrived at New
buryport from Havana. states that no troopS
had been sent 10 Pensacola that il was be-
Ieyed among some of The best informed mer-
chants at Havana. that The Island OF CHba
wonld soon be cededto Great Britain and thar
II vas even reported that naval for &c of some
magnitude was on The eve OF departure from
England, TO cOnsummate the cession.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80 u. S. BANK
SToCK-90 offered, 048 asked, no sales.--
IN New York yesterday. 94s offered, 81
asked.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND

Dy IHe sup James Monroe arrived ~
New York from Liverpool i'm vcrv sbori
passage, the editors OF tie FRANKIjN "a.
nETTE have received files of the Londou
Zines, Morning Herald and Morniuo
Chronicle to the 3lsi Of October. The
most important articles are extracted. -
ne rriOrmers continued their meetjnDs
~ England aud Notwithstanding The in.
creaSlng insOleDce of constablcs and
O'her inferior minions of tyranny 10 the
people, public opinion was expressed in
lhe most UnequIvOcaI aud manly Ian
Suage. HE military preparations Of the
ministry were unremitted for The sun
tiesSl"n OF any revolutionary movements.
Al me Durham meeting, Mr.. LAMBTON,
mighty respectable gentleman, ami
madyyeried with the most pointed severity
on me proceedings Of the military and
magistrates at Manchester, which lie de-
caTed, were written in letters of blood !"
some slave, he said, had dared fu saw
'nat we words Liberty or Death" in
scrlOed on the banners Of the meeting
lua' uay, were a proof of lis traiiOrous
""'uIt' Whep Tie time came that the
cI"plng OF those words should be deem
Z" me bsrDlngeT OF rebellion, he should
De s'au 10 nisown The country which had
gwen MIN birth. Who had heard unmov.
eu we song OF Scottish independence
burst upon Ills ears!
Whe would be traitor knave'
w no would fill towards grsye1
Who would live 10 be SLAYER
~, Let him turn aud Gee.
VINO TOT ScOtland's king and law.
IoIoeotIandS rirhts bliss sword would draw:
freeman siaad or freeman faIl2
Let him follow NE
- He tnT
ience 10 near such sentiments branded as
se"llous, u was the cry of liberty in
similar terms WHICH expelled HE S.uaris.
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MILLEDGEvILLE. November %. "A
bill now before the Senate Of this state.
which some days ago passed the House
of Representatives by large majority.
modifying the old colonial law respecting
usnry. II attaches no penalty to making
contract for receiving higher interrs,
than that fixed by law, but allows the
party claiming the performance Of such
contract 10 recover only his principal with
legal interest. This we consider one of
those happy hits in legislation that do
not very often occur, adopting Just medi-
um which protects equally The rights of
the Deedv and opnleni-iospiring the
lender of money with confidence. while
Il protects fl,e borrower against the crav
Tags OF inordinate avarice. IN The present
time OF pecuniarv difficulty, the passage
Of such an act NAV be of mnch utiliiy.
Many persons have money on hand, Who If
not deferred by The fear of forfeiture
under The existing law, would readily put
il out, on good security, al ten, twelve or
fifteen per cent. although not willing 10
loan IL al eight per cent. re-. Journal.
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ETfract Of letter trOm Angustmo, on III,
OyOUOEO of IOyL mr. 1910

OTOnokO, Of l2M Oct. 1919.
a. The repeated request Of Franciscus
Antonio Iea, tie Vice President, his re &,
signaiioD Was accepted by the Congress.
and General Arlsmendi was appointed TO
succeed linn. Ii is almost impossible for
me 10 describe The change which has
taken place IN every department since the
election OF Arlsmeudi, and The asiOnisll
ing activity which prevails. General
harlno has been appointed 10 the com.
mand OF The army OF tie East, and enter
ed on the duties Of his office on tile 10Th
and was received with great enthusiasm
by lie British and native troops. The
FIRST, second, and third division of Gen
Devereux's troops have arrived, and are
principally at Margariiia. The whole will
consist OF at least five thousand IRONS.
YOU may assure The friends Of South A.
mcTlcan liberty IN the United States. thai
no doubt exists Of The Ultimate success
OF ihtlr enterprise. No doubt is here
entertained of the success of Marine in
'he ensuing campaign against Morilo,
without taking intS view the army OF Bo,
llVar which must necessarily be daily aug,
menllng IN strength. The successes Of
Bolivar IN New GRENADA which, acouirrs
every day new importance, tie wealth
those successes have put Into his posses
sion, together with Tie favorable pros.
Pecis on every side, we are in hopes will
not eDly induce the merchants Of the u.
states TO adventure with supplies of pro.
Visions, OF which we stand much in need
on account Of the great number Of troops
now on foot, but will also induce foreign
governments TO view US with more respect.
Great numbers Of English, Irish, and
Scotch are continually arriving, but am
sorry to say ~, are much under the in
huence OF ignorance and prejadice. This
may be regarded in truth as the most
glorious epoeIIa Of SoHih American Re.
Voiuiion. bat. Amer.
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DOMESTIC.

ST.. LOUIS. (M'ri.) Oci. 3O.-Notwiih.
standing the great number of persons
who are held in check By the agitation Of
the slave question in congress, the emf.
grafton 10 Missouri is astopisI,inplv
great. Probably from thirty TO fifty
wagons daily cross The Mississippi a, the
diffrrent ferries, and bring in an average
Of four 10 five hundred souls day. The
emigrants are principally from Kentucky.
Tennessee, Virginia, & the STATES further
south. They bring great numbers of
slaves, knowing that congress has no pow.
er TO impose the agiia,ed restriction. and
that the people OF Missouri will never
adopt it. [S. l.. Eno.
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Circnit Court oi, tte u. s. for the al. Circuii
United States ". John -. Daniels. e.
On Monday the 29M IF Nor a6iGaci!s
were made ty fwo seaE'ea tch0 had Geen o..
6odfd tie irresiaibtr prioatcer, stating, thai
J0ha ID. Danie{s, hcm berg HE c0mmaaA
der ~ the said priratee,, &ose an aght Of
areSsti oa Me high seas, uh,ri he ordered
one Of las officers to tDafd. which .cas accor-
diaeiy oione by ham. aud apaa his return he
rcp"'I6d ,hat she scdy a BRITISH reSSei, 6,st
M"t the captain wGs Gerry abusive DaaieLs
then o'6esed tie cdpfuin 10 rome on 6oard
ms ship, 'ch!ch Mc comaander IF the British
cesset decftaed doiay, 0ssffafag as a reason,
that h's boat cds teaky pheye0pon Daniels
ordered gan 20 be .Ered ini0 tie BrTtisk
oessei. size 5eiMg thcn alongside attic pri,
ratee''. and mitIih Icw PAGES distance
from hfr, uhirh o,tier toEre ,ras Immediate.
ty executed, and tie commander, Of the Byi-
tish cessei vay hitted by the mad Of tie gun,
the tail haring ytjuck 0Lont mid,vay the
shiPfTed at. Jpoh this epid,ace Judges Dit
UaH and Btrna ordeyed Jench warrant TO
be issued against Ddmeis far tie aHege,t
offence. On 1m sddy tie 3Oih ofNorember.
Da,neis was brought into Court 5y The IIar,
shat. Gnd as Judge DucoH had ifft tie city-
this case ~as then presented to fudge Biaud.
,rho examined several uit,eSses produced
Oy Daniels, who deposed substantially to
the same fdtts as those prOred by the wit1,ess
es mho h"d been c1d'nined the preceding day.
ercept that when Ike order wds ssven 10
tire, az was immediately couife,1nas.dcd.
int that still The gun fvaS fred, and ne Cap
tain Of the BRITISH ship tras tailed utter they-
dsce'taimed the national character Of the PES
sci and tie witnesseS further, proved that.
Ddaasts ioaS at the time Of f,ing TIE gusz
sailing under the Eas- Of The Oriental Re,
public, or an other ,co''cs Tie flag Of A,tieas.
1t was admitted on the examination of
this case, that john ID. Daniels, The com
mander Of the privaieer. was native
born citizen of the United States. The
case "a, ~ds argued on lie part Of Daniels by
lHr. Pinkney and M. Winder, and ms hon-
orJ"dge Bland discharged Capt. Daaieis.
from arrest altogether, stating that he ,cas
guilty Of no offence according to tie Ia.o of
nations, and ii THIS case tie occurrence an
pears to hare been tie effect Of accident.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-The armed Pal
riot brig Pucrridon, arrived at Ibis port
on Thursday night. after successful
cruise Gas we are todd having boarded 81
vessels OF various descriptions, only three
OF which she manned. The Pmerridon
is last from Margaret,a, performing The
passage IN IS days. In an engage meni
with The Portuguese ship Augusta, eleven
OF Tie crew OF the Privaieer were killed
and wounded, the captain an. oug lie lat
Ter. The first officer and boats crew of
The PnerridOn were detained at Marga
re Ia. Photograph.
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WASHINGTON, December 3.-On no
former occasion, perhaps, have the Mem
bers assembled in such force, az the open
ing OF a Session of Congress approached
There are many more Members arrived
than we have already announced.
From gentleman who has arrived i'm
this city from Pensacola, hicL place he
leit on the 10Th Oct. we learn, that no re-
enforcement of troops had arrived there.
as has been reported. The Spanish Go
vernon Cdihaun is represented 10 be res
peciable as man and as an officer, but il
was supposed, if The u Stats should be
Obliged again to send force to occupy thai
post, II would not be in his power. with
the means al his disposal, 10 make any
serious resistance. We yet hope there
will be no necessity for that step on our
part Nat Int
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MORE DEEDS or BLOOD.

ToBERS, 1919.
:" Our young friend foan LCTTdin, is dead He
dtcdin Sitencing deadly and ndlcions attach upon
the non or Of his family. You may form some idea of
the e1tren:ity of tie case ,chen tel you hat his
brother Thomas I.orrain tie Editor of The Ch,on,
cue, Uds OF at The same moment. aCih another
ma, concerned in the AFFAIR. He succeed, d in
bringing hes adversary TO terms, rithout blood she'd.
John ras less fortunate Int he died like a hero
and man. The second shot he iras wounoed
through the Indy, and has last breath ras spent in
calling for g another shot and enquiying of Toms
fate, He died by the hands of a co,card and d
riHain, .cho nus absolutely dragged out to the
.htM He 'c0s buried on the spot, Nth his mar
ftm cloak around him" The tro Mr.. Lorraias
tcere formerly of raleigh N. c."
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100 sjOilars Reward.

( WILL give the above reward to any
4 person Who will return to MY posses
SION neoro LAWKENCE. vino assumes the
s,rnsne of FENWICK. rLjs fellow ielt
nv farm. ON tpe Wjcomico river, IN Cuares
COUNTY. hu on the oth JuIy. IN consequence
of ms own outrageous conduct towards my
overseer. he is negro of fine erect II
cure, gooi features, asmUoth Dlack skin,
Tahcr above the middle stature, of a youn-
tu, appearance ion one Of thirty years OF
ave, and OF great plausbili,y and I'D uIal
SHARPNESS. lis ears grow Remarkably ciose
to his I'D, and on the inside OF his lower
up he has white marN OF spot. | Purcna-
sed him 4 years ago OIL the estate oil Mrs.
2. II. Courts, OF this county. am LED Wy
circumstances which have come 10 my know
ledge since he absconded,) TO believe that
h, will enGeavor 10 make us way 10 King
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Fresh Medicines,

PROM 49,, t, ,,od;,;,
j ,,.:I,, WI.
800 w. ~ ->'" " "
anu '0 r,,I,,S UrNNEny 6. GAN
>u, ' . GO. $500 ,'aan - hos, o s1J,
w. g.. .IaunI';:N ,;,h Ella 70,
s." ,.no,,Ja,;onns
-" ~, -, Is.t.a,,;,. ros,nos
H.. ,'n,ch va"t n"n5sr ~ nrrsnns
h.,o hoo, re,iav.J from this DANCE
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,:'.''n' ''.u 90 "a" .ai;ar 80 nor,nus
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District Of Columbia,
.4lerandria County 10 Hit, 1910
April Term,
IN CH3N1rEpV

IN CH.iNCERY.
Alexander Henderson, Complainant,
against
Childs g. Witherspoon, and Thomas H.
Rowland, Defendants.
r She defendants, Childs & Wil!,erspoon.
L not having eutered their appearance
and given security according TO the statute
an'tthe rules OF this court and il appearing
20 the satisfaction OF the court, upon -afida-
VT, that the said defendants are not inhati-
tants OF THIS Distrct-oa motion Of toe said
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on
the LIST day OF November term next, and an
swer the bill of the complainant aud that
the other defendant, Thomas II. Rowland,
DO not pay away. convey, or secrete the
debts by him owing TO, or the estate or Ell
tect5 IN his hands belonging to the said alb
sent defendants until the further order or
decree OF this court and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted for two months
successfully in one of The public newspa-
pers uh!lsbed IN Alexandria and that ano-
Their copy ne posted al The font door Of the
court house Of said county. A copy
Trste. EDMUND |. LEE, G. c.
luDe ~
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District Of Columbia,
.4terdndria C0uaiyto III, 1e,o
April Term.
~ CHi.NCERY.
Thomas PreslOn, Complainant,


Thomas Preston, Complainant,
against
Thomas D. Tracey, David Ross and Jo-
nah is4beIi, Defendants.
sHHE defendant Thomas y. Tracey rSpt
l. having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statute and
the rules of this court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction oI rhe court, upon aiii.iavit.
that the said ie;en liant is not an inhabltant
ofthiS Obstruction motion OF the complain
ant, by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said Defendant 10 appear here on the first
day of November term next, and enter bis
appearance 10 the suit, and give security
for performing the iecrees OF the court ;
and that the other defendants, David Ross
and Janlh Isabel, do moi paw away, con-
vey, or secrete, the debts by them owing
to, or the estate or effects in their hands
belonging to the said ahscn, defendant un-
i'll the further order or decree of this court;
and tina, a copy of this order be forthwith
published for two moahs successfully in
one OF the public newspapers published IN
Aiexaniria; and that another copy be post
ed at the front door OF the court house OF
said county. copy.
Tcste, EDMUND |. LEE, c. c.
lune II
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100 Dallars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. on
"a Tuesday morning, the I4th inst.
dark mulatto man, named BILL 'oHN-
son; about "a years old /; five feet nile or
ten inches high; well made; He had on
when he went away linen shirt and pan
falcons, and yellow vest, which clothes he
has probably changed, as he took others
with him. He is very smart and commu-
nicative-reads and writes to!erably well.
The above reward will be given 1t return
ed to me in Alexandria, or lodged IN any
jail where may ger him again WV,
September Is ADAM Liam.