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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Eighteenth I ongress.
WEsDEsDAY. DEC 3. 1898.
IN THE SENATE.

MIR. Noble submitted tie following
resolution, which was read and Iail up.
IN Iabl.. VIZ.
ResOlved Tina the Senate will, on
Frlua, next. at IL O'clock. proceed to
the appointment vi standing commit
tees OF this House.
TIE following resolution submitted
uy MT. DIcke,sOn. was read and laid
upon lac able, VIZ
heSOived, hat committee OF three
meube'. De appointed, who, with three
member. OIL the House oi Representa.
tatives, to be APPOINTED by tha' House,
shall have the direction OF the uorsy
appropriated to ;he purchase ii b,oS'
ana maps tor the use Of tie Two Houses
vi Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Holmes o: Maize,
1t was ordered that when the senate
adjourn, 1t will adjourn to meet again
OH F'ioay mex. and
Tne Senate then adjourned over to
Friday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
in TIE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATVE

IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Jennings. Of indians, appeared
and took his seat yesterday, in addition
to the Members already announced.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, it was
Ordered, That the call Tor petitions
be d speDsed with, and that the several
standing commit ees be now appointed
10 pursuance of the rules and orders OF
the House. 1.-THE Speaker aPpoIn"
the committees, and they will be so'
nounced at the next meeting OF the
House.
o. motion Of MIR. Taylor, it was
Ordered, That when the House ado
journs, 1t will adjourn to meet again VI
Friday the 5th instant.
The House resolved itself into acorn
mittee OF the whole on the stare OF 'Ho
Union, MIR. Condic, in the chair, ana
proceeded to the consideration Of '0o
Message Of the resident Of the Cn''so
States.
Mr. Taylor, Of New York, submitted
the following resolutions:
!. Resolved, That so much Of INC
Message oil the President Of the Un''e0
States as concerns our political rs'''
tions with other independent govern.
ments, be referred to the comDit1ee0'
Foreign A AFFAIRS. t..
{ Resolved, That so much OF 'n'
Presidents Message as relates 10 cow
.usrce, to the erection Of piers 10 w
Delaware Bay and the removal o. w.
slructloDs to the entrance OF the hs''0I
Of the Port Of Preaqus Isle, be 's's''''
70 the COMMITTEES Of CoIpneree.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
County of alexandria. to gcif.
November term, 1920, 18TH DAY.
IN CHANCERY.
josiah Watsu0-CoMPLAINANT,


John McIver, Francis Peytou, IN. Jonah
Thompson, surviving commissioners under q
commission against Josiah Watson (bHn'rupt)
Margaret Chaplin, administrators of GurdeD Cha
pin, Sarah Harper, Administrative of Joseph
Harper, James II Hooe, administrator of VIM.
TIodgson, Leiitiak ehnedy administrative OfJas.
Kennedy, Junior, John Meier; assignee Of Eli
sha c. Dick, James Keith Richard NJ Scott,
Lawrence Berry John Muncaster, j ohr Gulick,
Mathew Page, Francis Strbing, Gavin Hamil
ton John Hopkins, John PancOast, Samuel
Nichols, James Keith, ir. Ann Hunter, Walter
a. Smith, James 5anderscn, administrator nj
Ym J. Hal, RohG Tailor surviving Administrator
ofJas Wilson, Jonah Thomps n&'Rirh hard VI Itch
lately trading under the firm of Thompson and
yeitch Joseph TidbaIl, William Ia, lor, John
IS, hclor Richard Vetch, Androv Ramsay aud
sym. Ramsay lately trading under the firm OF
andrew aad Wm. Ramsay, Edward Graham,
administrator Of VIM Graham, John T.. Cooke
am1 John Il Cooke, exectors of Stephen Cooke
-tleCeased--DrFI SHASrs.
gsvHF defendants, Lawrence Berry, John Gu
! lick, Mathew Page, Gavin liamilsOH, John
Hopkins, Juo Paucoast, Saml Nichols, AnnHun
ser, Walter s. Smith, Joseph Tdball, VIM Tay-
Tor John Bachelor, John T. Cooke and John
r. Cooke, not having entered their appearance
aud given security according e. the statute and
rules Of this court, and Il appearing To the
Goart upon affidavit fled, that they are not in
habit1uis OF the district at Columbia. On mo.
ZION ur the Complementary this counsel, IL is Or
tlrrcd, That they appear here before,the Isl
STA, o. next May term, and enter their appear
aucp IN this suit, and give security fOf perform.
srg tnG DEGREES Of the court and that copy OF
gn,. order be published in one of the public
Ur's papers printed in the town of Alexandria
81, t,go months successfully, and that another
COPY ne pasted az the front door of the Cour
AJJs. OF said county. a copy test,
feb IO On EDMUND I. LEE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
This is to give Notice,

TNBAT the subscribers Of Alexandria conn ~
y in the District OF Columbia, have obtained
from the orphans' court Of said county, letters
testamentary on the estate of DANIEL Nc
GLE AN. late of the county afore aid, decd
All persons having clsims against the said de-
cedent are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof passed hy the or
phi ans court, on or before the 10Th dat oil
September next; or they may, by law, ne ex-
c'h.lPu f~am all i,vrva'- -aid aud MI
those indsosed thereto, required tn make
immediate payment. Given under OUT bands
this 10th Gay of March, 1923.
NORMAN II. FITZHUGU,
JACOB DOUGLAS,
march 10 law6w executors or DanI MCLEAN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
This is to Give Notice.

FENFAT the subscriber, OF Alexandria county
in the District OF Columbia, hath obtained
from the Or"han>' Court of said county letter
Of administration on the personal estate Of
HENRY PG-EY, iate Of the county aiore,a said,
deceased. Ali persons having claims against
cad Ie~" Last are hereby warned to exhibit the
same 20 The >rliscriber, passed hy the Orphaus
Court, an or before tnc IG;h dag &C september
next. OF they may by law be excluded from nh
benefit TO said estate; and those indebted there
70 are required to make immediate ra, ment 49,
Given under my hand dis l,ih March. lSL3.
MICHAEL McCLOSKTY adin'r
march 10 IaW3t of icury PuSry, deed
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NGT11RSo
NorI u

a HE subscribers TO r. KennPrs,cv's Perio
dicai Publications., thar were ds,ributet in
this citv and it's vicinity nv Nr. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may he assured that the remainine
nulnbers win he regularly delivered so soon as a
2roper person can be obtained FOR that purpose.
The subscriber also bcgs leave to remind all
shose who are in arrears for numbers delivered,
chat, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect 10 receive the balances due on the
work. oct rs III WEARY, agent, Baltimore
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
This is 10 Give Notice.

FgEHAT the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
y in Ihe District of Columbia, has obtained
fro,e the orphans court, ofSai, county, LETTERS eS-
saneutarv on the estate of ARCH'D. OSBURN,
late ofIhe county aforesaid, dec. Al persons hav
ing CLAIMS against the sad decrdent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, passed by the orphans court, on or he
fore the IGth day Of Sept. next; or they may,
by law, he excluded from all benefit TO SAID e.
tate and those indebted thereto, are reQuir, q
30 make immediate payment. Given under my
hand this 1Oih day OF March. 1928.
RACHEL OSBURN, executrix
march 10 iaw3w of Archibald Osburn, dec
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
This is to Give Notice.

HN'i NJ tho subscriber, of Alexandria county,
q in the District Of Columbia, have oItdin-
ed from the Ornhan's Court OF said county let
tiers Of administration on the personal estate OF
SAMUEi, NABCEY, late of in" sand county
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deccdemt are hereby warned 10 exhihi,
the same To The Subscribers, passed nv the Or
phans' Court, on or before the 10Th day of Sep
teuber next, or they may, nv law, he excluded
from all beuefit TO said estate; and those in
debtrd thereto are required 10 make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this lU:h
March, 1923.
JANE MARCY, ADM
HORArIN BALL, ADM
march 10. Iaw3t of Samuel Marcy. de, "a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17

The titles Of honor which the Turks
bes'ow on every Christian without excep.
uom, are the 70 loving JmmanzI Omen
w.Ihout trulh OF fsi,n), Ka6cy, Ghtanr,
KeOoRr (luhdelsJ, Kiohet (dugJ, whIch IS
the most Common.
MI PoqueryI,le, who resided for 20
years IN Turkey assures Us. tRat all
Christian monarchs receive these utles
Of honor IN the privy council OF the suls
tan.
passage in the KoraD, is OF the fol.
loving purpoU
Faithful ones have no connection
wi!h any Christian, or Jew, or auy of the
uDg IDLY any where, TIC VINO takes
such ono for a friend, is like unIo hun,
and God IS not the friend OF sucn repro
batesa" -
The new court theatre, al Munich, was
ournt TO the ground OIL tie night oi inc
10Th OF Jan. immediately alter the fire
"a, discovered, the wnui, Int rioI Vi the
theatre was in flames; UuI the AUDIENCE
! made ihen escape withUut injury, By
means o. the ngmeT9gs eutls.s,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
Navy Commissioners Csiice,

llTa NV o, ID.
The commissioners e., tnc naVN
win receive proposals = 81" 'St
lay Of April next, to inrn'sh th"
following described timber, deiiNc-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17
Little River Turnpike Company

A DIVIDEND of FOUR dollars on each share
~ ofstock held in this institution, is this day
declared for the last TWELVE MONTHS, and will
be paid on or after the first day of February
next. Bv order OF the stockholders
San ln--l5 fw ION ~ Tho MpSON. ire n G
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| inE upon their companions not TO fnrsake
| them, and the gfoans of the dying, preser-
ted Il scene Of horror, thai hrggars al de-,
sciiption. Col Tusten probably fell, de-
tefnihing not Ia abandon the wouud.d.--.
All the rest fled In every direction. aud
more were Killed in the flight, than fell
in the battle. Some SWAN over the Dela-
ware, while others were shot in attempting
10 cross.
ON Of eighty, who were in the engage
mcnt, forty-iour we're killed, chiefly MILF
tia oflceta, the most respectable ciiiii2ens,
who bud offered themselves willingly, be-
fore their men could be equipped Some
who were wounded died by lingering aud
prolraet.d death, whose wounds may not
have Been of themselves mortal. by
wounds inflamed with the heat of the wea-
Their, and for want Of dressing, while they
were distressed with hunger and burning
irvtr, no one 10 administer to them drop
of cool water, or cheer the pr0traetrd a.
COMES of death by n sympathetic word on
look. Thus died n father, brother, or
husband, far from his home, IN the chear-
less, the sad soitudes of the mountains.
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peri0GicaA k.itevature

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be pos, paid.
me Magazines are very strongly packed,
ana forwarded bv mail as soon as published.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
Journal Of Foreign .Hed'cine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN. Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, n. u.

As its title indicates, the Journalnow oilcre,
to the patronage oithe public, will be conduct
ca entliey on the principle OF Sieeiipn. tn,
leading feature otthe plan, more dis ncliy enun
ciated Is to present at stated intervals, SIT o
synopsis OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals
and Reviews, appropriated 10 Meuiclnc and is
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moreover, at this time 20 numerous, 50 costly
and 50 difficult to be procured, that really they
ca oniy be Consulted by large aiority OF the
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we have employed them, as auxiliaries in
war against our enemy, in whose ranks rpany
Of their warriors fought but never to murder
women and children.
fThose American soldiers who saw Brandt
in the time Of the revolutionary war think be
was not half blood, but an entire savage
Gordon, Marshall, and Campbell, asi represent
him as we do He was certainly recognized
after the peace, as Il relative, by the des
pendants of Sir William tombstone, in Sche
nectady.
t"1hc mammoth comes---the foe--.tht
monster Brandt,
With all bis bowling, deso!ating band
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
THE NAM -SUN0GA

TlllE extand third session Of this school
will commence on the first Monday in
3afch next, at NEEDHAM, in the county OF
Cumberland, near FARMyILLE, in the county
Of Prince Edgdrd, and Commonwealth of
Virginia
The course of reading and of practice, viii
be the same as heretofore.
In this school, every thing is Taught which
scalculated TO instruct the student in cor
rect knowledge of the theory, as well as
lie practice OF the Iaw, in all the principal
courts of the state. Time has proved the uti-
lily OF this school TO some, and might have
proved it &c all, if they had continued long G.
aongI.
For the principles of it, and the mode of
proceeding in it, refer to the printed jour
aalS
Terms of Lar School.
cannot consent to continue my efforts to
De useful, unless can really be 90 and for
this reason cannot take gentleman into the
Liw-scHcoI Tor less time than a whole ses.
slou, ending with tie year; nortor a less sum
than one hundred dollars in advance.
These terms will not be applied 10 those
who were 4. the last session.
lcoull take two more Young gentlemen, Ia
live with me, rs members Of my Famiy, eacn
paying three hundred dollars in advance.
Those that live with zee can be supplied
with books.
shall be here until the last Of February next
and will attend, TO any letter, in the meat
Time, which may be addressed 10 me on this
subject, with much pleasure.
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, Feb o.. 2w %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
Patent Spring Saddles,

Within the counties oil Campbell, Bedford, Pitt
sylvanra, HALIFAX, Charlotte and Amherst, Of.
icrs for sale, aud will constantly keep ON hand,
at his stand, next the market house, good as,
sortment OF Ladies and Gentlemsns' Saddles,
constructed upon Springs, which haze been
pronounced by the best .iadges to be the great
est Improvement ever offered to the public, the
Saddles being 50 constructed as to be Tree from
liabil,ty to inIure the horses back, and TO carry
the rider with perfect ease.
NELSON q. HUGHES, Agent
N. b. The public are particularly reqncsted
to call, when they can see and Judge for them
seves of the utility of the Spring Saddles, an
likewise be accommodated with one TO ride on
or make trial of-All kinds of Saddles, Bride,
Harness, Trunks, Military Caps, Gca', &c. &c
&c. h. a. H.
April %. VII
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

O. The Gbnltss or rnE VIRoINIAN,
agents for Lynchburg and its vicinity so
licit subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
NOW well established, aud have a decided
claim To public support, as forming mpor-
tant parts Of or national literature.
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The North American Review,

Was begun in ISIS, aud has since been steadi-
" advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ry, 1870, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the University at Cambridge,
Ncw-England. nt0 series was then COM
menced, with which il is convenient thai sub
scrptions should begin. Orders for any part
of the work will however be thankfully re.
ce1ved by +. Littcll aud by X. Norris Henry
who are inerestedn the publication.
Published quarterlg--Priee Fire D0iiarS a
year-pagnbie in adraace.
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Richard POLLARD

-. ,usr RECEIVED AND OFFERS TOR SALT,
a, most reduced prices, the jo!iosiag articles:
! case Ladies Leghorn Gipsey Flats, from No.
% to 40
q cases Ladies most superior Gipsey Straw
Flats
], case superfne Straw Bonnets
Ran Boxes by the bundle
! i'' case containing White and Brown Fur Hats
for Ladies
collars. Collaretts and Doll Babies
lavender and Cologne Waters, &c. &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
StvayeA OF Stolen,

LROM the stable Of A. S. Henry, in
4 Bedford county, on the nil ht oil the l''rl
inst. two HORSES, one black, with white
hind feet and very Old, the other a young sor-
rel, with long tail, of great elegance OF torn
high bloodcd, and rising D years Old. "hoe'
yer will deliver the above horses TO Captain
Henry of Bedford. or to the subscriber living
in Charlotte county shall be handsomely re-
var1ed JOHN fLNhi.
January "a. We" 20
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Vhe Subscribers Neaith

TDEING so far restored as TO enable him TO
- post books, draw off accounts, or copy
records or other writings, will thankfully uu-
derakc any job OF this kind 10 enable him to
support himseli-be may be seen at Robert
Merriss's. WILLIAM MilLHLLL, Jr.
February 7 81 81
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To me Editors Of The krginiGn.
n dEGSRS EDIirDR G-Enr fhr

NTESSRS. EDITORS-For the bene.
Avn III of honest men, and as \ check on
sCoundrels J have thought propcr TO request
that you will advertise, that WILLIAM
KEATS, jan. whoiiyed with his father fWil-
liam keatts) in tie upper part OF Halifax
county, Va. aud not more than miles from
Gra1y's Store, in Pitisylyana county, Va.
has abseondcd, and carried with him seven
the said Keats to MIR. William Smith and Mr.
Jeremiah w. Graves, (trustees,) for the pur-
nose Of paying debt due To me. The me-
grocs conveyed are named Fanny, woman,
and Martha, Clark aud Hannah, her children.
Now, to the end that scoundrel likp Keats
shall not enjoy the benefit OF a good charac-
ter | give this public notice 10 all the world
and for their more perfect security, inform
them that be is plan about 8 feet 9 or 10
inches high, rather dark complexion, near
25 years of age, some defect in his fore teeth,
and rs plausible liar as exists on the face of
| the globe He has deceived more people, ia
| his way, agreeable to his understanding, than
any man of his age in existence, counting the
| number of those he has had any tlisg TO do
with.
| Given under my hand and responsibility, at
my store, in Piitsylyania county, Va this Sd
| day of january, 1898.
| PHiIIp l.. GRAsTY.
| n The Editors Of the Nashville Wing,
! Nledgeyille Journal and Huntsville Re,ub-
lean aud AIahamisn will insert the above
twice, and forward their accounts 10 thu of
flee for settlement,
J January 10. 23w2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

A T n court held for Buckingham cnun-
~ ~, the 9th day OF December, 1922
William Moore and Martha his wife, vi.
liam Cooke and Nancy bis 8ile, and snlly
Jones, heirs aud distributes OF Morgnre, Jon1i
dGceased, pIainlias,
Against
William y. Jones, administrator Of Marea
ret Jones, deceased, Thomas Jouos, Blake y,
Jones, Robert u. Jones, john y Jones, Ed
ward Lneklapd, and Robert b Lakeland, biz
infant son, John +. Hudgcns, and bis son VII
linn 5tearling Ilndgens, an ininnt, Elizabeth
Jones. widow apd relIol Of Daniel Jones, de.
erased Di'lprd, and Sally his WIFE, Eliza
beth Jones, Albert g. Jones, Milton Jones,
John A Jones, aud Daniel Jones, and Henry
jones, WHO are also heirs and distributes of
the said Margaret Jones deed, defendants.
~ CHBNCERY
The defendants Thomas Jones, Blake II,
Joucs, Robert u. Jones, John u. Jones, John
r, HudgeBi, Elizabeth Jones, widow Of Dan
id Jones, deed, billiard aud Sally his
wife, Elzsbc,b Jones Albert q. Jones, aiil-
ton Jones, John 4. Jones, Daniel Jones aud
Henry Jones, not having entered their pp-
pearanee, aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the court that they are not inhabitants Of
plaintiffs by their attorney, II Is ordered, that
ihe said absent defendants do appear here NJ
| March court next, and answer the plaDhiffs'
| hh, aud dat copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN the Lynclbgrg Press for two
months successfully, and another copy be
| posted up at the front door of the courthouse
Of this county. copy-TeTe,
| % HBg r ELDRlDGE, in. ID. {.
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Notice.

\ LII persons having claims against the
T,a. estate OF VIM Browne, decd, late ofthis
49, a, are desired bring them forward ON
w. g' 10 the first day Of May next, as it is my
ba -, 10 s.ose the business, and this notice will
nro r,sao IN bar against all claims that may he
r''en'ed after that time.
n, A. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
December Of. w3n u
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One Tract Of LAND,

containing 100 acres, be the same, more or
less adjoining the lands Of John Thomas and
others, and is we'll adapted to the cnlture Of
Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats, The sale Of
the property will take place at the residence
of the said John NJ. Pugh, in Charlotte conn-
~ Acting as trustee | shall only convey
such title as is vested in me under the aforc-
,id deed
RICHARD W. GAINS, Trystcc.
February 7. w3W+ %
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Just received, and for sale.
Brown Sugar,
Loaf do.
Imperial Tea,
Best Green Coffee,
opermaeeti Candles
lailow do
DIFnams Superline Mustard
superior Canister Powder
90 boxes best Havana Cigars
t 1e't British Ink Powder
Windsor soap
IIasle do.
Iafpenine do.
Lampblack.
r. Nm additional srpPlyof
groceries, Medicines, Paints, sc.
Is eSpseted in the course of a lew days.
T. L. OWENS.
January 81. Is
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BATTLE oF MlNlsfNK.

from an account Of The Bottle o.
-3iiaiSiak, and from The funeral eniogiam
deiipured al The iniermeat Of The bones o.
those ,eho FL ia thai battle.