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Doarders In the. Country.

'NAE Subscriber can accommodate few
Il genteel Boar1ers during the Summer
season, at bis residence Hovard three miles
from Alexandria, beng fine airy situation.
|. T. @. WlLBAR.
june 20. Saw3W.
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Best Chewing Tobacco.
5Okegs AM half kegs of IS and pound
Twists, Barclays brand warranted su-
perior to any in the District. Received by
the schr John. capt. Burke. and tor sale by,
JOHN D. BROWN, Agent.
sug g aawtf
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Notice.

Notice.
TINE creditors Of Amos Alexander are
Il hereby requested TO bling in their
claims to the subscriber, properly authenti
Gated, on or before the 9th day OF Novem-
Der next, Otherwise they may be. by law,
debarred from any benefit of his estate.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
NAV 8-lw6m
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Paper Hangings.
JOHN A. STEWART.

las received his spring supply Of the
IL above article, consisting ofthe newest
fasbions;which, with his former stock makes
the assortment very large and complete. :.
may 10.
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w anted.

\ N honest and industrious NAN to wait
"A in the house, and take care of one
bore. To one that can come we'll recon-
mended good wages will be given. Enquire
ofthe Printer.
July 8
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VIRGINIA.
Marshal's Sale.

4 7 a superior Court OF Chancsry held IN
~ the town of Fredericksburg on tue Din
day Of May, 1921, /, 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-15
Orphans Court.
.Aerc nd'rin, County }

.4ie1ondI,n, County,
Moo IRA, i52i.
ORDERED, that the administrator O
John BenCkerl deceased, do give Tie usua
pollce 10 debtors anu creditors, three times
IL the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy teste,
a. MOORE. Register Wills.
Iais as 10 give nonee,
That the subscriber OF Alex -ndria county,
in the District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers OF administration on the personal estate of
J. ID. B.nCkert, late OF the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims against
said dacedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
The same with the vouchers thereof, TO the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court,
ON or before The l4lh Nav next, OF they may
by law be excluded from all benefit TO said
estate, and those indebted thereto are re-
quired 10 make Immediate payment. Civ.
ell under my hand this 18th Nov. 1891.
JOHN W. SMITH.
administrators of John d. Benckert, de-
ceased.
Nov Is 81
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4 MOORE, Reg. Wills.

ih'S IS 10 gre notice,
THAT he >uh>cribero Alexandria coun
y H. Tue Distract at Columbia. hos obtained
iiom he Orphans Court If said county,
Filler, oG administration on the estate OF
80 RI Ne-Leu, lsre of the county ator. sail
'rcs',cd. Nj persons having claims against
90 frcr tent are hereby warned to exhib
he >sn" With the vouchers thereof 10 the
'"ascI'i g, ras,sd Ivy the Orphans Court,
81 or be orr IT,. IA h day IF May next, or
,rry hay ~ Ia" Re xc!uded from all bsne
70 >a,d >sa,e, AID those indebted there
- Are re Wrsd to make immediate pay
lent. Gwen under my hanl this l4th Nov
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
Administrator ot Robert Nesbett. deceas-
my Is 3awSy
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Orphans Court.

VI pudii Soui9
County Of alexandria,
Nov. Term 1921. :
ORDERED, that the executors OF Joseph
Millhurn, deceased, do give the usual no.
tice to debtors and creditors, three times a
week, two weeks 10 the Alexandra news
papers.
A cory teste,
This IS 10 siDe notice,
THAT the subscribers of Alexandria coun-
~ IN the District of Columbia, have obtain
Ell letters testamentary on the estate Of
Joseph Milburn, late OF the ,ounty aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims aga nst
said decedent, are hereby warned to ex-
hIbit the sane WITH the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers. passed by The Orphans
Court, on or before The 18th day of May
next. or they may ny Laws be excluded from
all benefit 10 said estate, and those indebted
thereto, a'e required to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 18th
Nov. 1921.
ELIAS HARRISON,
RICH ,RD VEiTCH,
Executors Of Joseph Miburn, dec essed.
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Orphans Court,

.di.rundria County,
.Nau. Term, 1871
ORDERED, that the admlnisIratrlx OF Jere-
mrah s}oo,ae re eased, do give the usual no.
Ire 10 dehtr:s and creditors. thee times
v.sE tour weeks III the Alexandria news
llIeIs.
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Orrl,an's- Court,
ii'raadria County, !

.iiSraadrIa County,
Mop. Term, 1921,
,cnEEEp that the administrator OF James
.,y,.Je. deceased, 90 give the usGai no
~ d, btus ana creditors; three times
TX. weeks ia the Alexandra news
yapsFs, T,.,o
4. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
This is 10 giUe notsCs,
THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra
80 in ne district OF Columbia, has OBJ
, ,..sj from the orphans court Of said
,,y letters Oh administration on the estate
IN 'r,ne. Eniwi,Ir. late OF the county aiore-
'.,r Gccsascd. Ali persons having claims
,ns, the said dscedent, are hereby
nd 20 exhibit tie same, with the vouch-
~. Ibereo' 10 the subscriber, passed by the
...I.u.s Court on OF before the l5th
~, November next, or they may
..V bp excluded from all beneht TO
,.,,s;,-ani those iajebted thereto are
..-,i.,d - make immediate payment. Gil
-; u,,..y my hand this 18th oI November,
BENONI WHEAT,
Administrator Of james Eatwisle, deceas-
-.
nov ID od"o"
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A copy teSie,
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.

n. blNN.'NS<p iNtk. " itISs
Tbs Is 20 gige notice,
THAT the >uusC IbeT Il Alexandra cOun-
r. has obtained trum The Orphans Court
Il sand county, letters al administration On
ree>rsre II Jeremiah Boothe. late OF the
touny aforesaid deceased All persons
l'ug cidrm> -ealnSt SAID decedsRt, are
b. coy warned to EXHIBIT the ssue with The
'tJc.rr> hereof Ia he subscriber, passed
y the orphans Cuurr ON or before the l4th
Hay Of My next, or they may by law
be eI Iulpt hom all LeneR to sand estate,
shd those indebted lhtr, to are required to
"SSe mWtCla payment Gwen under
h! hand, Ihis IA n Norru. Del, l8 l.
ANN bUOTHE,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Jeremiah Buothe, de-
ceased,
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Tobacco for Sale.
DANCING.

nyER. GENRES, has the honor Of in
WI forming the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Alexandra, that his
Dancing School has Commenced.
Mr. g. solicits the parents 10 send their
children early in the season, that they may
rea,, the benefit of the practising balls.
The .ay young gentlemen VINO are DESTROYS of
learning this polite aud innocent accomplish
'e The "" first prac,isiing ball will be on
THiIRSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18Th
inst. for the Improvement OF his present aud
former scholars. nov 'o-ot
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CrLhan's Court.
3aw4w

.iiernrdria County,
Nov Term, 1921.
ORDERED that tbe administrator of Ro-
s'ii Nesbeu, deceased, d" give the usual
Police to debtors md creditors, three times
At Ar,andut newspapers.
COIN lrStp
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Orphans Court,
3aw3W


.AIsrGniria County,
NoV. lem, 1921.
ORDERED. that the administrator OF
c.crse Russell, deceased, do give The usual
.,S,s 10 debtors and creditors; three tunes a
n' ,yoweeGs 10 the Alexandria newspa-
leis.
A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This as 10 gtVe notice,
THAT the subscriber Of Alexandra coun,
" N Ibe District OF Columbia, has cbtsin' d
G,m the Orphans Courl OF said county, let
49, ol administration Oh the estate OF George
Er,,,u late OF The county aforesaid de-
ro,.sJ. Al per,Uls having clai IS against
..,1 dscedent, are hereby warned to
,r,ihi, The sane, with the vouchers thereof
~ Inc subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Can't. On OF before the l4th day OF May
next. or they may by law be excluded from
Il, LepeEt to said estate and those nde1t
81 hereto, are required To make lmmedrte
p1ymrnt. Gwen unier my hand inns l4th
Nov. 1921. "
CHARLES N'KNiGhT.
Administrator OF George Russell, decess-
Ell.
NOV IA Saw 3w
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Not taco blanks 10 q prie'

Prizes all pay able in cash, 'ject 70 de-
duction Of D per cent.
In Offering to the public the 9Th class or
the " ashingon Mo- uncut Lo'Iey The Ma
nagers deem it unnecessary to repeat their
appeal 10 its patronage, to enable them 10
complete tn. monument, 20 honorable TO the
patriotism of the stale aud ornamental To the
CITY of Baltimore, confidently relying On its
receiving every encouragement and assis.
lance necessary to accomplish the object IS
has in view.
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2O,h, o tickets a 50, GIsu.n,o
Stationary prizes as .joiio,v:
First draUn three thousand E,Gnks Ai!. be en-.
MED ID I'm D0Llurs snrh
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Orphan : Court,

.ierandriG fOunfy,
.NOg. Terra, lozl.
ORDERED, that the administrator o:
Gtz,belb Hhson deceased, do give the
usual notice ~ debtnrs an creditors, Inrte
ra,>a week IN tue AlsSaulTlo newspapers.
A Copy teslr.
4. nOORE, Reg. Wills.
iaiS IS 10 gre HDtice,
TIhT the q ScrIher nj AleAan irIa coun-
" IN NE District oi Columbia, ba' obtain
"a rom the Orphans Court of said county,
,,t,r, OF adnmi>tr,trix oh the estate of
Euzalsth Wilson, ts OF lie county atOre-
,a,s decriant. All persons having claims
s.amsi ssii deceased are hereby warned To
,xn,nu the same win The vouchers thereof
To NE SUBSCRIBER. passed by the Orphans
Court, on OF before Tue l4tn day OF Nay
next. or they may by law be excluded iIom
III benefit to said estate, and those Indebted
Thereto, are required 10 make immediate
psymesr. Given under my hand, this l4ih
Nov. 1921.
JAMES c. WILSON,
Administra.o or o! f. ,zlbeth HiisOn, deceas-
sA nov II 3aw3w
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TOBACCO.

rsNIlE subscriber will buy and sell tobacco
l. Tor commission OF one dollar per
hhd.-Planters and others who have tobac
co for sale, by leaving the true samples and
notes with me. will have the same promptly
attended to. Purchasers OF tobacco viii
please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
4 have for sale. prime crop of tobacco
made by William Holmes Esq. OF Mont.
gomsry County, (Md.) 80 bids Of first aud
l3 OF second quality, inspected at BIadens-
burg. The Inspector pronounced il to be
in prime shipping order, amt al! inspected
lately. hOMCLUS RlGGS.
10Y 20
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!.erI.o,n Ronnets.
Best Lnening Tobacco.

S0kegs anc half kegs of IS and pouod
Twists, Barclay brand warranted SUI
peri OF to any in the District. deceived by
the schr. john. capt Burke. and Tor sale by,
JOHN D. BROWN, Agent.
aug 0aWi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-25
FROM ST. THONAS g.

New York, Dec. 13.-By the ship Chase,
the editors of the Gazette have received st.
Thomas papers to the 2Gth uIt Com. Dan
lcis has been appointed admiral of the Co.
iomb'an navy, IN the place OF Brion. Adm. D.
IN the brig Conqucror, had met General Mo-
rales with "a fleet, intending to make a dcsccu,
on the coast, with 600 men, gave them chase.
and the fleet escaped, and got back to Puerto
Cabelo.
r. haupacll, health officer Of the Island,
died at st. Thomas the ecd ult. and on the
goth Christian Hendrickson Pram, Esq. Coun.
sellor of state, &c. aged &C.
a letter to the editors of the Gazette, dated
81: Thomas, Nov. 90. observes" Great specu-
iaiions have been made here in corn and flour,
IN consequence of the news from Europe and
America, but sales are now very duh, and the
prices gradually declining, especially for -four.
Norn meal was sold yesterday ut % dollars by
me cal6o--fiolm dull at o.. ~. y. Gag.
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embarked from that place to proceed down
the st. Lawrence Rivcr--that The slaves
were used as fuel by the army, for which the
petitioner claimed indemnity.
The discussion was animated, and gathered
importanceasi it advanced, by the reference
which was made to the law of nations as applica-
bic to the subject, and also by the analogy that
was said to exist between this and other claims
that had been allowed by the Congress.
On these grounds, Mr.. buchanan moved
that the committee rise and report, To the
end that further time be given for reflection
upon those general principles that seemed to
be involved in the case, and which should re.
Sllate the decisions ofthat body in Culture.
The motion was carried and, in the house,
leave wasgranted to the committee of the whole
TO sit again.
And then the House adjourned till Monday.
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AMERICA AND FRANCr

Tn the 10th inst. the National Advocate.
III Speaking OF the presidents message, said.
: is known that our commerce with France
has, oil late, been suspended, in consequence
oil the reiusalo OF the cabinet TO place that COM
Hiefce on tiie same footing as The most favor
ed nations, and also declining to adopt com
1nerc'ai treaty reciprocally advantageous" If
by :" NE cabinet" the Editor of the Advocate
means The administration at Washington, his
remark is wholly erroneous, for il is well IN
dcrstood. that all that the United States have
sought IN their recent negotiations with France
Is To place her commerce on the footing of
me most tavoured nations, and to adopt trea-
" reciprocaily advantageous. In another par
iicu'ar, also, the Advocate is equally astray.
ana very iudIcrousiy so. He thinks that, i'm the
Louisiana convention, France stipulated for
the enjoyment, forever, OF the same uriyi-
ges allowed to the most favored nation at
Ae time The treaty icas adopted" But those
privileges were a discriminating duty, in favor
of the United States, which, Mr. Noah may
rest assured Mr.. de Melville has been very far
from Insisting on. What France wants in re-
hiity, IS precisely what the Advocate in,agines
she REJECTS. She wants the advantages I'M
der the act OF 1915, but without giving the
equivalent which that act requires. After
tiiese mistakes, we are not surprised to find
VII. Noah asserting that the French claim
carries with 1T coloring of justice to which
expectancy may be at war, but without de-
stroyjnS its force" The Advocate seems not
able to comprehend that it is placing one nation
on the same footing with another the most
favored, to allow 1t to trade on the same terms
nor does he appear to perceive that there are
many occasions when it might be matter of
much Inconvenience to permit French COM
nerce to come Ill on similar terms with that
OF other nations. The claim as admitted by
the United States ties as down in all COM
merclal negotiations, as it respects the ports
al Louisiana, to consider France AS a party
CONCERNED, which is by no means, IA desirable
SSco'pisaulment. Phil. Frank. Gaz
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SOUTH AMERICA.
REPUBLlC OF COLoMBIA

BALTIMORE, Dec. S2.-To the attention Of Cant
hlkn OF the sclir. Atelinc, arrived here yestcr.
da. iiom Santa Martha, are indebted Tor rcru.
lar Idle OF the Cidsee Of Santa Martha TO the I7l IT
November inclusive, containing, as We are informed,
interesting intelligence relating to the concerns OF
shat republic We shall give extracts from, these
i'apers rs soon MS TRANSACTIONS can he made
The AttcIrac sailed tile 2Olh ult and we learn
verbally from Captain KING that Gen. NJ. Nlon,iIlo,
commander in Chief of the Provinces Of Carthage
sa and Santa Martha, was al that place and prepar-
lns an cxpo dition Of about 5000 MEN to- go against
torto Belio, Chares and Panama-it was supposed
me expedition would set out in tlhe course Of lee
Ihe rich province Of QuiTo, which had been waver-
'ag between Colombia and Perm, had lately surrcu-
dcrcd 10 the former, and had become "a part Of ,i,a,
Iepni,Ec considerable force wI,ici, had been or
s'credto march into Quito had, 10 consequence been
rccSllrd. The standing army of the Republic Of CO.
ion'ba was computed al IS TO $4,000 men, iuepen.
sient OF militia. Several armed vessels were nj San
q. Martha preparing To accompany Cen Montillo ON
h'S new expedition against the Isthmus Of Panama.
All was quot at Santa Martha and the neigborhood
The constitution lately adopted 10y the Republic OF
Coionbia is nearly copy of tho constitution of the
" States, with the exception that the President is
elected Tor seven years instead of four He is com
nian'ier IN chie Of the inuiy and navy but when he
tckes active conmand The duties of tc civil govern
ncntdevohc on the Vice President I.4nscr.
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THE NAvIGATloN ACTS.

NORFOLK, December 22.--We most respect
tuiIy, but earnestly, invite the attention of our
Fellow Citizens, the good people OF the sur
rounding country, aud Of the Reighhouring dis
frlcts of this State and North CaruliDa. 10 the
result ola very respectable Meeting of the
Citizens OF this Borough, convened yesterday
at our rown-Hall pursuant to previous no.
lice. We have never Witnessed more unani-
NIFTY OF sentiment upon any public occasion.
than was manifested at this Meeting-apd we
have no doubt that the measures proposed
Will meet with the jealous cooperation of
every friend TO the commercial prosperity of
the State, with the exception of some worthy
individuals who still think the restrictive svs.
tenn has not had a fair trial. The s,feripgs OF
this town and district, however, speak diff
ierent conviction to our minds.
The Meeting being organized, WIEia,p Mar
wett, Esq. rose, and, 10 an animated, chaste and
eloquent address, explained the object of the
Meeting, traced the origin, progress and I'M
happy effects of these restrictive measures.
and forcibly demonstrated the in1poiicy, and
folly Of longer adhering to them. Beacon.
Alta Meeting Ofthe Citizens of The Borough
Of Norfolk, held according to notice, at the
Town-HaIl, on Friday,the 21st DAY of Deem
Der 1921, john r. Ho1T Mayor, was appoiot.
cd Chairman, WILLIAM SHARP, Secretary
The following Resolutions were adopted
the fist with only two dissenting voices, the
others unanimously
jst. Resolred, That the Act Of Congress en-
i'tled, IAN Act concerning Nayiea,jo1.y pass.
- thr 18th ofApril. i8l8,aad the act OF Coz
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gress entitled, An Act supplementary 70 an
Act entitled, " An Act concerning Navigation, -
passed the 18th of May, 1870, So far as they
establish the restrictive system, by which Bril-
fish Vessels are prohibited from bringing the
productions of the British Colonies into our
Ports, and taking away those. of our countr (,
IN return, are highly pernici0us to this Boz
rough and District, destroying our Commerce
and injuring all classes of our Citizens while.
at the same time, they are contrary to the
true policy OF the United States operating
most unequally and partially upon different
sections and portions Of the Union, burdening
the products OF Agriculture in a fruitless at
tempt to promote the Shipping interest, di-
minishing the Revenue, and threatening in thu.
issue, to produce many great and lasting evils
to the whole nation.
Cd. Resoired, That the Hon. Thomas New
ton, the Representative in Congress for this
District, be-, and he is hereby respectfully in-
strucic'i, the good people of the other parts oi
the District concnrring in this Instruction. to
use ms vote and best excriions To procure a re-
peal Of the said acts of Congress, so far ms
they relate tn the restrictive system establish
ed thereby.
Sd. Resolrcd, That Richard f. Parker,
James Johnson, William Sharp, Robert b.
Stark, George w. Camp, Robert Archer, and
Albert Allnand be Committee to cores
pond with the good people of the other parts
of this District, and invite their concurrence
II, the foregoing Resolutions: and also to cor
respond with the good people of Richmond,
Petersburg, fredericksburg and other Towns,
without this District, and invite them to unite
and cooperate with their Fellow Citizens OF
this Borough and District, in our efforts to
procure repeal Of the said acts Of Congress,
so far as they relate to the restrictive system,
18th. Resotred, That Littleton w. Tazc-
well, Richard +. Parker, George Newton,
Robert Is. Taylor, John Tabb, Benamin
Pollard and William Maxwell, he Com
mittee to prepare a Memorial to Congress, in
behalf OF the Citizens of this Borough, against
the said acts, so far as they relate 10 the re-
strlct'Se system, and forward the same to the
Honorable Thomas Newton, To be laid before
that body.
9Th. Resolrcd, Tha, the before named Com
mittee have authority to convene another
Meeting of the Frceholders and Voters OF
TINS borough, TO whom the said Memorial shall
De submitted, or to Obtuin their signatures to
dent.
Ordered, That the foregoing Resolutions be
published in the Newspapers Of this Borough.
Aud the Meeting adjourned.
JonN e. Hour, Mayor, Cho;zman.
WM. SHARP, Secretary.
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EDUCATION.

ME subscribers school will continued the ensuing
u year. at his residence in the Of Louisa, lner
ureen Springs In this school, will he taught English
anu Latin languages dramatically history arithmetic
geography, with the of the globes and various
branches of mathematics
The price for and iuon Including washing odr.
'GE SC will be 00dollas payable the end or year
The sehool win open about The middle Of 'snu,fy and
Close the of December. The subscriber frsif en-,
pioy ed Mr. RobeJf alsa assistant teacher Is willing
&C. undertake the instruction oftweaty five schoIors.
?. uACKETr.
Louisa, December 25. eo-vdw
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UNITED STATES.

"AsHiNGToN, December 22.-The Presi-
dent OF the United States has received the
resignation of General ANDREW JACKSON, ms
Governor ofthe Floridas.