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TRIAL OF QUAKERS.

On Tuesday last Jonathan Buffum,
Preserved Sprague & Benjamin Shaw,
were tried in the Court Of Common
Pleas, holden at Ipswich, for the coun
ty of Essex; by Judge HOWE, on in
dictme nts for riot, for disturbance
of public worship, for rude and inde-
cent behavior in public meeting, and
for conspiracy to disturb the meet
ing, committed at the meeting of the
society of Friends at Lynn, on the l4th
and 18th of February last. The of
fences charged consisted in forcibly ia
king possession of the high seats. or
minister's gallery, which are appropri-
ated by the custom of the society to
ministers, elders, overseers, and aged
and venerable persons invited to sit
there. The jury returned verdict of
guilty on all the counts, against Baffum
and Sprague; and of acquittal of Shaw
by reason ofinsanity. a Nolle Prossqui
was entered on the indictment of John
Alley, Jr. it appearing that he was in
sane.
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District Of Columbia,
Alexandria County TO 0lts:
November Term. 1921.
10Th .dav.

IN CHANCERY.
Richard Bland Lee Richard Smith. cash
Ter of the Office Of Discount and Depo-
sit, at Washington, being branch OF
the Bank of the United States. The
President. Directors and company OF the
Bank OF the United States, and Walter
Jones-Comp!aanants,
AGAINST
John Hopkins, John Glassell and Margs..
ret C.. Glassell, Qate Margaret c. Lee, J
his vile, James L. M'Kenna, John
LLOYD, Josiah Watson and John M'lver,
--Defendants.
THNHE defendant, John Hopkins, not hav-
il ing entered his appearance, ana CIV,
en- security according to the statute ana
rules of this court, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court, upon athdayIl
filed. that the said defendant John Hop
kins. is not an inha bitant o. the LIS
trct of Columbia. On motion OF the com.
plainants by their counsel. il is ordered
that the said defendant John Hopkins 90
appear here on or before the first day OF
next May Term and enter his appearance
to this suit, and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES of the court And thai
the othe: defendants John Glassell and
Margaret C. Glassell. Gate Marg aret g.
Lee his wife, James L. M'Kenna, John
Lloyd, Josiah Watson; and John M'lser'
do not pay away, way, convey orse
crete the debts by them owing TO or Inc
estate or effects in their hands belonging
to the said absent defendant, John Hop
kins, until the further order or deere. oil
this court; and thai copy OF this order . be
forthwith published in one OF the puolic
newspapers printed in the town OF Alex,
andria. for tho months successfully ano
that another copy be posted at the front
door of thecourt house OF the ss'o couh'
~. ,r n n
,oarcb 10 2m
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Orphans Court,
Alexandria County,
March Torn 1900

March Term, 1893.
ORDERED, that the administrator of
W Eliza Dulany. deceased, do insert
the usual notice TO debtors and creditors
three times week for two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers.
A copy. Teste, A. MOORE.
Reg. of Wills.
TA,s IS to give notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandra coun-
ty in the District of Columbia, has obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court OF said county.
letters OF administration with the will an
nexed of Eliza Dulany, late of the county
aforesaid deceased: All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
96th day of September, next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day Of
March, 1929,
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Administrator with the will annexed
Of Eliza DulaDy, deed,
march 2S cow
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eut Republics of South America, as
fast as they attain that point. which his
most Faithful Majesty conceives to be
the best of legitimate governments,
namely, obedience Of the people
If Portugal were not at this moment
the victim of revolution, and if her
Monarch were in reality free and in
dependent Sovereign. such proceed
ing would excite political speculations
ofno ordinary interest; and it would
lead also, to events of no ordinary i'm.
portance. The recognition of Chilian
independence, however, is the act
merely of the Cortes, a deliberate bo-
dy created by the revolution, and con-
ssquently not unfavorably disposed to-
wards successful revolution In other
quarters. The state of Spain, too, is
such, that she cannot utter even an an
cry word at this breach of amity, still
less inflict punishment.
1t has been recommended by one OF
our contemporaries, that we should fol-
low this s'enlightened policy" that is,
that we should violate every principle
of national good faith. for the paltry
consideration of contingent commercial
benefit. The relations of peace and
amity still subsist between this coun-
try and Spain, and while they subsist,
we should not be justified in establish
ing similar relations with portion OF
her revolsed subjects. True is, that
Spain has irrecoverably lost her Trans
Atlantic Colonies, but still she formal
ly announces her pretensions, by So
lem recognition Of their independence
they cannot only be regarded as in
state of successful rebellion against her
authority. To sanction that rebellion
therefore by acknowledging the rebels
as the organ of a legitimate govern
| ment, would be an act Of open hostility
| towards the parent state. The policy
| which England has hitherto pursued
has been truly enlighted, and her own
best interests, those of justice and hon.
or, are intimately blended with her Fer
severance in that policy. She has re-
manned neutral during the struggle
let her continue SO. The period is not
now far distant, when all the advanta-
ges that could have been derived from
an opposite course, will be within our
reach, and may be enjoyed without the
approach of perfdy. 1t would i'll be.
come the proud character of a country
like Great Britain, which has shewn on
every occasion the purity of her motives
to intimate the sinister intrigues of
Juggling cabinets, and still less, the
faithless diplomacy of revolutionists,
whose practice is on all occasions, what
ever their precepts may be, to make the
ends Justify the means. Nations,
like inviduals; never violate honesty
with IMMUNITY; and the Patriots efPor-
tuga, may yet be taught, in the Brazi's
that it is dangerous experiment to as
sist revolted colonies, in establishing
their independence of the mother coun.
try.
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TSO the Jail of Alexandria county, DC.
4. as runaway on the Sd inst. negro
man, who came to this place in notbern
vessel, he calls himself
Henry Stewart.9
He is about 90 years old; dressed in sailors
apparel; he has protection which states
his height at 5 feet 5 inches. The owner
of said negro, is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise be will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
feb 7 1aw2m Tailor
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IYep YORK, IMarch so.

4VCU OjR, Go w.
The following article is from the
London Courier Of the 26th of jan
Coming FROM the British Cabinet pa
per, which contains the views OF that
government on political subjects OF im-
portance. i. is entitled 60 consideration.
Here is a show of great integrity on the
On the part OF Great Britain IN wi1h.
holding their acknowledgement of the
the Independence of the Spanish South
american provinces; but it is easy to
discern the true grounds of their policy.
the relations oil peace and amlty,"
saws the Courier, ''stiil subslst between
this country and Spain, and while they
aaosist, we should aot be justified in es'
tablishing similar relations with her re-
voted subjects. True it is, that Spain
has irrecoverably lost her Trans Allan
TIC Colonies. bat until she formally re-
nounees her pgetensions, by a solemn
recognitloa OF their Independence, they
can only 90 regarded as in state of
successful rebellion against her autho-
CITY" This Is doubtless all right-but
we ind d moment after good reason
WHY nothing further has been done in
the case. "rhe policy" says the Cou-
zier. (which EngIa has hitherto pur-
sued has oesn truly enlightened, and
h.r own oesi interests, those of JUS
s,ce and honor, are intimately blended
win her perseverance, in that policy
Sne has renamed neutral during the
struggle. Let her continue so. The
period as not mow far distant, aohen
oil TIE advantages that coutd hd0e been
dericsd from Ga opposite course psH
BE zrithiR our reach, and may be en-
loved without the reprOaeh OF perhdy."
fthis view OF the subjec BE- carrsct-if
Great Britain is secuee OF all the advan-
sayes ia state of neutrality, which she
oouid derive from a different course,
we see DO great inducemens for her TO
depart from that state. Spain In the
opinion Of the editor of the Courier, Is
completely helpless and harmless -He
says that the state of that country is
such. THAT she cannot utter even an
angry word at this breach OF amity.-
ION the port of Portugal still less In
Aict punishment"
That Great Britain will, first or last,
realize great commercial benefits from
South America, we have not a doubt.
II those benefits are as certain in the
neutral, as they would De in a different
condition, we see no good reasons
why she should formally acknow-
ledge the Independence of the revolted
colonies But that she will do it when
her interests are materially benefited
by such measure, we entertain not a
doubt,
From tbs London Courier.
Unpublished Yesterday letter from
q Portuguese agent at Bueuos Ayres,
to the Envoy from Chill. at the same
place, in which the writer announces
chat his Most Faithful Majesty the
Kiag of Portugal has determined TO re-
eognize the independence of Chilli
ltappsars also, from this diplomatic
epistle, for such, we presume, it may
be considered. shat siRilSr recogni-
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TONH II. LADD l. Co. offer tor sales
y ESQ hhds. N. Orleans. q WI. sugar,
$4,000 lbs. Porto Rico, Havana 4 It
Domingo coffee.
1875 chests Y. Hyson, Imperial g Gun
powder teas. !.
IS puncheons West India and New
England rum. -
l3 pipes cognac l. Marselles brandy
100 bbIs' common WhiSkeY.
P36 do old rye
90 pipes Madeira
86 casks claret,
geo bxs old claret xxy.
d casks port, Te-
neriifs, Malaga,
500 boxes yellow soap
800 do double ,oiied marble soap.
s75 do do do white do
9 casks best olive : Oil.
loo baskets do 10
DO casks cut nails assorted sizes
l59 sides soal Gather,
goo bbls beef and pork
Goo tons plaster,
march %
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Chocolate.

@ iMESSERSMiTH will be constantly
~. supplied with the above article, from
The celebrated manufa Glory of E. Baker,
Dorchester. He has now landing from the
schooner White Oak, and offer for sale, at
manufacturers prices.
Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. &. 2
chocolate, warranted.
Boxes Lspham's No. do.
march %
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POETRY.
TIE DYiNG BELIEVER 70 HIS SOUL.

~ ~ u ID = ksi Il IA u ~ 49, ~ ~
BIZ Il. VI. Toptady.
DEATHLESS principle, arise;
Soar, thou native of the skies;
Pearl of price, by Jesus bought,
TO mis- glorious likeness wrought,
Go, to shine before his throne:
Deck his nediatorial crown:
GO, his triumphs to adorn:
Made for God, to, God return.
Lo, He beckons from on high!
Fearless TO his presence hy:
Thine the merit of his blood;
Thine the righteousness of God
Angels joyful to attend,
Hov'ring round thy pillow bend;
Wait to catch the signal giv'n,
And escort thee quick to Heav'n.
Is thy earthly house distresta
Willing to retain her guesta
,Tls not thou, she must die;
Fly, celestial tenant, fy-
Burst thy shackles, drop thy clay,
Sweetly breathe thyself away:
Singing, to thy crown remove;
Swift of wing, and fir'd with love.
Shudder not to pass the stream:
Venture all thy care on Him,
Him, whose dying love and pow'r;
Stilrd its tossing, hush'd its roar.
Safe is the expanded wave,
Gentle as summers eve:
Not one object of his care
Ever sufer'd shipwreck there
See the haven full in view!
Love divine shall bear thee through.
Trust to that propitious gale:
Weigh thy anchor, spread thy sail,
Saints, in glory perfect made,
Wait thy passage through thsshade;
Ardent for thy coming DER,
See, they throug the bEssful shore.
Mount, their transports to improve:
Join the longing choir above,
Swiftly to their wish be giv'n:
Kindle higher JOY in HeaS'n.
Such the prospects that arise
10 the dying christians eyes!
Such the glorious vista, Faith
Opens through the shades of death.
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office.

ALL persons Indebted to the firm of Bro
"A defs, Evans s. Co. are respectfully in
vited to come forward and make immediate
payment. II not paid before the 25tb OF
this present month, they will be placed
in the hands of an officer tor collection, as
have not time to run after them. My
residence is at Mr.. S. Deans, where am
ALWAYS prepared TO settle.
JOSEPH BRODERS.
march Is It
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District Of Loiu.llr.a,
march %

AleranGriG County, to aDit:
November Term, 1921, 3ist day.
IN CHANCERY.
Romulus Riggs & others accomplishments.
AGAINST
Thomas Swami, Colin Aud, and Edmund
!. Lee, and the Merchants Bank of Alex
andria, and misunderstanding
The defendants, the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandra, the Bank of Washington,
the Bank OF the Metropolis, the Patro tic
Bank, and the Central Bank Of George.
town and Washington, appeared, by Wal
ter Jones. their solicitor, and by consent
OF the plaintiffs, and OF the several de-
PENDANTS to this suit, including the Banks
in the bill named, as claiming preference,
il is ordered, That the trustees, Swami,
Aud and Lee, do proceed to make sale
Of all the property, debts and effects,
claimed or held by them as trustees under
the said assignment in the bill mentioned,
or which may, in any manner. have arisen
from the property and effects so assigned,
upon the terms and in the manner provid
ed in the order made in this cause on the
18th day OF May, 1919; and that they
bring the proceeds thereof into court, TO
be subject to their final order and decree,
as directed by said order. 1t is further
ordered, That the said trustees do, after
making said sale, report to this court full
account of all their transactions under the
said deed oflrust, showing the nett amount
of dsposable funds remaining IN their
hands subject to. the trusts declared by
said deed. and showing also the amount
of claims made upon them by creditors OF
said Bank, and stating, as far as may be
in their power, the validity of such claims.
And this suit abates as TO James II Dula-
ny, by his death, and is dismissed as to
John A. Stewart. copy.
Teste. EDM. |. LEE, G. c.
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Notice.

TIME Farmers Bank of Alexandra, this
L day declares dividend of profits, up
on its capital stock paid in, Of three per
cent. for the last six months, payable to
stockholders or their Representatives, on
Thursday the 4tb inst. BY order
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
2aW2w april g
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IN pursuance ofthe foregoing order, and
Lot The order of 18th May, 1919, therein
mentioned. at the merchants Coffee
House, in the town of Alexandra, on So
tsrday the frs, dag Of June neat, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ. we shall sell, by public
auc ion, all the property, debts and effects
conveyed TO, or in any manner vested in US
as trustees Of the late Merchants Bank of
Alexandria-on fourth part Of the pur
chase money to be paid in cash, and the
residue in three equal instalments a;6, Il
and IS montsh,t 10 be secured by such good
and sufficient personal security, with re-
served lien upon the premises, as we shall
deem. safe.
EDM. !, LEE. Trustees.
COLIN AULD, )
april 1 8w
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Journeymen Potters Wanted

JOurneymen POtters W anleU
TWO journeymen stone ware potter
i that are good workmen on the wbee,
will meet with constant employment, ana
the highest wages; by applying to lnss|
Subscriber. Those disposed to come VIII
immediately inform me by letter orolns|
wise. -,
feb 95.
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70 Rent.

To Rent.
49,. The subscriber wishes to rev.
@E7H for one or more years, his wbsiI :
smH warehouse. The warehouse
49, cstories high. fire proof, and hasa'
every Convenience for an exten sive buSi
ness. The wharfis ITO feet in ieDg!h a ~,
40 il breadth, and has water Of suttlcHD
depth. for the largest vessels. s
JONAH THOMPSON
march 90 go Il
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
JOHN GAULD,
HAS Just received complete assert.
l. Ement of fresh
Garden Seeds,
from London, which he offers tor sale on
reasonable terms, at mis- store on Fairfax
street, next door to Matthew Robinson
store. He has been regularly bred gard
ner. will give instruction, itrequired, and
warrant his seeds to be good, and of SUI
perior quality. march - es3t*
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Was Committed.

march Is
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summer Arrangement
OF the Steamboat DANDY.
eTsHE above boat has this day altered
her route Of plying between Wash
'ngton and Alexandria, for the greater ac-
c%ommodation Of passengers. Will leave
the Eastern Branch at 3 o'clock for Alex'a;
leaves Alexandria at 10 o'clock for Wash
Ington, to stop at Lenox's wharf, foot Of
Potomac bridge; will leave the bridge at
half past 2 o'clock for Alexandra; will
then leave Alexandria for the Eastern
Branch at 5 P. M.
Passage 25 cents.
Light freights taken on deck.
Parties Of pleasure and others who wish
10 60 farther than the usual route are re-
specially requested to give three days
notice. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
june S 3l*
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per Hangiys

q P. JBFtANKLlN respectfully informs
y. the citizens OF w Washington. &c, rge-
town, Alexandra, and their vicinities that
he is now opening at his store, PennsyIva-
mia avenue, a few doors east OF the Centre
Market, his spring stock ct Paper Hang
ings. constituting a n~.ostAsplendId assort-
ment of the newest paN4rhs, which, for
their ~cheapness and rich variety are not to
be surpassed by any in the District of &c.
lumbia. Among them are the follow ing:
French UelUet and satin Papers,
With borders to correspond; American
Satin and Damasks; French and Ameri>
can common Papers. Also. very elegaps
East India, French; and american
Chimney Screens
In addition to which he has received a
pattern book of Macau rs Philadelphia
Patent Floor Cloth Carpetlog, warranted
equal to the English manufacture, and
suited to FL rooms square, oblong. octagon,
circular; or to fit recesses however irregu-
lar.
s. P. F. also informs the public that he
continues to hang papers at the shortest no.
tice, in the neatest style, and and at the
lowest prices.
may ID 81
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SPEEDY CONCLUSION.
the drawing of the
GRAND LOTTERY

orcBARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
e progressing very fast, and will be
.,mpleted by the 10th inst. Those who
IND secure chances for the splendid
/ prize Of $4,000
4 do 10000, &c.
eboold apply Immediately, as there are
hnt FIVE drawings more, and but lew TIC
ne; = M. Allen SEQ. will advance the
cash for the prizes on demand. Tickets
pIg. shares in proportion, to Oe had at
ALIENS
Lottery & Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania avenue Washington City;
Orders by mail promptly attended TO, il
.dJrsssed 10 S. & M. ALLEN & CO.
Washington City.
Or TO John A. Stewart,
King street, alexandria.
June s
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Orphans Court,
A. MOORE, Reg.
TRSs as to g;Ue notice,

IhaS as to GAGE notace,
That the subscriber of Alexandra coun-
~, in the District OF Columbia, has OBJ.
tanned from the orphans court OF said
County, letters OF administration on
the personal estate of John Farrell.
late Of the county aforesaid, deceased,
All persons having claims against the SAID
decedent; are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, passed by the orphans court,
on or before the 3lst day of November
next, or they may by Law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those
indebted thereto, are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my
band this 3lst day OF May, 1922.
JOHN McCOBB, Admir- of
june John Farrell, deceased.
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CT
SprlhS 0Vouo.
pRADEN MORGAN & Co. have i'm
II ported in the ship Wilhelmina, from
Liverpool.
7-8 6ne and super fancy prints
SO do do do chintz
Do super furniture do
Do cambria muslins,
ga do do
Do camb. ging. striped u checked
Plain leno
T~am5oured do
Loom sewed japaned
Do do do book
Iamboured 90
India do
Do null MUSLlNS.
Corded check
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
DO check
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TO
Public Sale of Land.

s On Friday, the 7th of June, at
Y4a a O'Clock will be sold on the pre-
sss misses il fair, If not The next far
IL. day at the same hour,
That most desrabIy situated, and well
improved country seat belonging to the es-
tate OF G. Chaplin decd. 2 miles from
town. on the Little River Turnpike, con-
tanning 80 acres. with two fine springs near
the house, and well watered by a Iun.-
The Improvements are a handsome and
convenient two story brick dwelling and
kitchen, gardeners and overseer's houses.
Barn, stables and carriage houses, garden
and orchard of choice fruit. The house is
on an eminence, which commands a view
of Alexandra, Washington. G~eorgetow
and the river ; the. land is well enclosed
withfpost and rail fence, and under good
cultivation
Also,
s,m And Immediately. after. will be
fTH sold tract of land adjoining the
NIX above, Of 81 acres. nearly. all in
AE wood. with a S>mfoaable dwell
ling, the two together, "a king -s<square.
The land, &c will be s ewu at any time
by Charles { bapin, Es4y cSshief OF the
Mechanics Bank OF AN a.-Terms
l 9th cash, the balance % Credit of 6,
IL, l8 and "a months. .~AS
A. MA8d