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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
The Georgia Democracy.

That the democracy Of the Empire State OF
the South will stand by their breatEren 10 the
North was made manifest 10 the message OF
Governor Smith, The retiring Governor, to the
Legislature OF that State last Thursday, and
published 10 yesterdays Gazette That intcn-
ton was reasserted by Gov. Co'quitt. who, 10
his inaugural yesterday, SAID !:
I'm the grand popular majority of the re.
cent Guoernatorial election is to be read the
overwhelming interest that GeorgaDs feel ia
the great issues now conVulsing the country and
their determined purpose to keep 10 alignment
with the patriotic millions of our Northern
friends who are seeking by the peaceful instru-
mentality oflawtuI suffrage to re-establish good
Cover ument under the uodisputed supremacy
of the Federal Constitution. | but speak my
own deep felt sentiment and echo the public
voice Of Georgia when | say that in all the
complications of national politics, DOW so re-
pete with fervered interest, we stand in i'm.
movable sympathy with the elected exponent Of
constitutional liberty, retreuchment and re
form. We will adhere to him and his COLA
borers with the fidelity due to the champion of
righteous cause in every patriotic endeavor
they may make to secure the honest and w.
mistaksble will of large majority Of the
American people constitutiooa!ly expressed at
the polls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
Bank Statement.
Louisiana.

One more mc,uber ut the republican House
(EIApnal, Of st. Bernard was sworn 10 as d
INT mbrr Of the democratic House yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Geo. Badger, OF Gov.
Packa d's u,llttla, wlh MS mcu, visited the
residence Of Pinchtacs aud demanded admis
tour Senator's believed to be concealed there.
Pluch,nck said he did not recognize any such
authority fr Invading his premises, and If he
attcnI,i' d u tuic1 au entrance he would do 30
a. his peril, and refused TO say whether the
Senators We're there or not. Gen. Badger lett
after in;lua,!Eg hat he would return w.,h L
larger iurcr. ard Ptnchbnck, IL is .ald, ,ktu IN
vokei the aid Of y cEo!lS' police. who are Oh
duty 10 the neghborhood. D:puy Sheriff
Wash. W til posse t twenty mrn, took pos
se,s'ou Of The Superior Civil COurt yesterday
AFTERNOON on an order from the Filth District
Court. c ,yIpg the sheriff IRON rcccgoizng
that court. which is the oue recently abolished
by the regular Legislature. Everything wa=
quiet at the State House la, nlgh'. he
MetropoIllarS re still 90 the alert.
The radical Sena;e ordered the arrest OF all
absent m"m tcrs, aud issued an ORDER addressed
10 Gen. Badger, WHO returned he order 10 the
evening with the following Endorsement, all OF
which was communicated 10 GOV. Packard BY
Lieut. Cav. Antoine, Prcsd mt of the Senate,
Tor h!S n!JTm lton.
This order is respectful ~ returned 10 the
honorable President aud meuDerS o: The Sen.
ate, w:th the report tnat after dig ut search
and !uqu'ry discovered that three 0. more 0!
tie a.>ent Senators were ;, creted il d certain
J.
SAID !ouse is owned aud occupied by Hon. =.
b. ;. Prnchback. repaired to th" p'vus 5
wth several assistant scrgcaut-at ARDS. AID
touod ountcr- q. 80 called Nichols police On
Iuty around aud in the immcLi4te vicinity u
the house. Upln showing this warrant to NJ.
Plnchoack, and demaodlug to rutcr fer tie
rurpJs" Of arr"sIing the absent Senator'S ramcd
IN this order, | vas dculcd admitancc by Mr..
Piucl back. and warned not 10 .uter the prem.
lseS uy0o my peril; that n had u force AT hand
10 resist my posse. P"rccyiug u considerable
number u! so-caed Nichols police 10 view,
and having positive !utJlmltl o that many
q re were INSIDE the said premises d lex Ju's
previous, a1d believing them 70 bc stu there
1T the tim: OF msk!or the demand, .Drni II
Impossible 10 enforce my writ.
"Hca!lng poce whistles blowing, aud see.
nG that the y oh Is p,iico We're gathering aud
conceutratng around SAID premises. | with
drew. immediately afterwards Il large crowd
a>s@m1Ied about the 7! ace, and S"veraI assist
az: Sergeauts arms who rcmaincd 10 the
nciehoorhood were arrested by the Nich bis
police aud locked up 10 the station. |, there
fore. report that by reason Of Interference b.
the SAID Nichols pc! &c, and the sathrrlHg %!
an cx2ltei mob 10 the vicinity | was uuabe 10
cxecu = this order or wa'ran; OF your honor
able body. y. ). BADGER.
"Sargca;lt-lt- Arms Of the Seuat..
GOV. Packard, it l. sa.i, iad the matter be-
fore q u. Augur Tor his action unier the in
stTuctous Of the Secretary o. War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
Savings Banks.

CLEVELAND, jap. l3-An important cas-
was decided 10 the Uotcd States Court 10 thi
city yesterday. 40 action was brought aglins
bondsmeo of savings bauk for alleged breach
es of their bond 10 that the regular work of Z
savings bank has not beeo performed, but thai
business of az ordinary bank had been engaged
10, there was brilliant array of lcgal taen
il the case. both sides beiog represented by
eminent counsel. The verdict Was for the de-
fence aud decides the extent OF obligation OIL
sureties 90 the bonds of trea>urers OF sureti".
for savings. The court held ca rs charge thu,
>ureties arc DOT responsible for any III )ney Civ
iug 10 the hands oil the society io the way OF
ordinary baukiog business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January Is, lS17.-Hou W.
and went TO his Old quarters. He Is mcul
Der of the present House, but has not bteu IL
his seat this session. He. is just from visit
to Hayes, but is reliceut upon the Presidential
question.
The committee to investigate into the at
fairs Of the old District Polio" Board is 10 ses.
sion again to-day. 1t is a hgh' between Major
Richards, chief Of the polio! free, aud Muir
tagh, the proprietor OF the Republican, 10
which an attempt was made to Suy The char.
acter of member of the House for the pur
pose of preventing an expos, OF III" short
comibgs Of the Navy d parturnl.
The reports scot from here "a % any cohcIu
sion reached by the ,nt Committee ttte wo
Houses of Congress 90 cuuutlug the electoral
vote are the mcr:st speculations, as the strict
est secrecy is observed by the members, and It
is only known that they nave had lueeting.
The appointment OF Mr.. FEEL! gu the House
committee % cUuatiog the vote Will give thai
gentleman an opportunity to take promlueu'
part 10 the dcIb"rallo3S upnn that question
wheu it CONES before b. House, and it is ex
pected he WILL ~ account OF hi, great ability
WELD good deal Of uh Icnc: III the COMMITTEE
and 90 the floor.
The Presidential question is cuvelopcd il
about as dense iUg as it has been all along
but it would seem, from indications, that bo't
sides are inclined to yield somewhat, aud {
compromise may be reached. Tie preceden
will be bad one, but poIi,icIaus frequently
look to expediency a!her than absolute justice
and while the aspec, is equally trouble may be
avercd this time.
The Committee on APPROXIMATIONS OF tht
| House is 10 sassoo day, sill utcnt upot
ecopomy aud reform, Notwithstanding the cleo
ton is over.
| Thugs at tie Capitol t. DAY ara quiet, uelth
| er House Of Congress being 10 scss!JC aui III
| few members being about.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

Everything remains quiet IN South Carolina
The democrats there, as 10 Louisiana, exercls
ing the utmost prudence aud discretion, wei
knowing that any attempt to resent the insult:
to which they are subjected will be seized upot
as a pretext for the intervention of the Fedora
power The taxpayers Of the State continue
to recoguz, the Hampton government, bu
utterly ignore the Hayes collectors. Genera
Hampton deuiss aud repudIatcs the statements
made in recently published letter that he Il
uutavorablc to the inauguration oil Gov. lllder
because the Governor was opposed to his
Hampton's nomination. 1t is reported II
Charleston that the decision 10 the case III
which coavict whose pardon by Chamberlain
is not recoguz 4 by the superintendent OF the
peuitentiary applies Tor release uoder writ
of habeas corpus, will be to the effect that
Chamberlain lost what title TO the Governor
ship he possessed BY vacatug the position and
being sworn in again, aud that therefore the
office is vacant. Each day strengthens the
Hampton govcromeut, and If let alone thai
government will 5000 be in uudiSputed posses
sion of the whole State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

The whole domain of history has not hereto
fore furnished such case Of! marked, just
and speedy retribu:ion as that it now prese nts
10 connection with the natonal troubles. The
radicals. not to benefit the slaves, but solely
for selfish and malicious motives, entranchised
them, but hardly had they done so ere they
discovered their fatal mistake, for by that en
Establishment they so increased the Southern
representation 10 the House Of Representatives
as to give the democrats the control of it, and
now oue Of the eot7anchised slaves, Pipchb back,
is the means by which their frauds iD Louis
lana, AID possibly III the whole country, may
be frustrated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
Foreign News.

BUCHAREST. Jan. 3.-Thr II uuanau Z, =.
nrnmeut has demanded that the Port" make
PREPARATION Tor the outrage committed by a
band of Bash BIZ yuks 10 crossing he Dauune,
90 Monday night last aud puuleriug Rou-
manian outpost aud killing two RoumaalaD
soldiers
CoNsTANTGNoPLE. Jan. l3.-An amic4ble
arrangement with Ruumapia is expected 10 re
suit from negotiations now progressing between
Ruumania and the Port.
ST PETERSBURG, Jan. l3.-rhe GdloS says ::
Il is believed the Porte is simply playing with
the Conference. Further concessions by the
Powers will only Increase Turkish arrogance
Russia's self respect demands that ncgotia-
tons be prolonged no further, bur energetic
measures, such as Gen Ignar,tf recalled be
adopted as the more determined Russia at
litude.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
The Markets..

New YORK, Jao. l3.-StocSs aotivt and
strong. Money ). Gold lU65 Governments &C.
tive and strong. t gu quiet aud steady. Wheat
shade firm r. torr trm
BALTIMORE Jan l3.-Ea Is. deferred, IL
10. substituted ia; d.. second series 81
Cotton trln lnd4ilag IL rs. Flour strong
buoyant aud unchanged. Wheat quit and
slightly frn,r; " stern winter, red, 1915;
NJ. Chicago >pr.Dg l@5al3S; Pennsylvania
rel l55ll571; Maryland red prime lj>tl6O;
DO. amber 1872; d. white l504l6O Coru-
Southern quiet aud easier; Western quiet
and higher; new Southern, white. $500;
d.. yellow ST. Western mixed, old, >p"t,
59!; new spot aud January SO 1913;
February 10; March 6iia6lt; Apri 81 =
Oats uomlualIy unchanged. Rye quiet and
steady at 7Ja72 Cloverseed quet aud steady
at ~ Is. Hay quiet aud steady; Maryland
ard Pennsylvania l6.SlS Provisions irm.
quiet and unchanged. Sugar active and firm.
Coffee firm and unchanged. Whiskey dull and
nomioal al | H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
Louisiana,

New ORLEANS, Jan. Is. AT ten O'Clock
this mornug Gen. Augur informed the writer
formation from Gov. Packard 10 reference tc
affairs at Pi0chbaek's house yesterday after
noon. Although it was stated at the State
House last night that the whole correspondence
would be laid before him. Gen. Augur also
states that there has been 40 change in the
situation or 10 the orders 10 relation to riva
parties
r preventative DeIacay did not say as was
reported 10 the republican legislature ye-ter-
day that be had been offered $40 900 to ioln
the democrats, but that such story had been
circulated. ADD he had 90 idea OF going t. that
body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
The Presidential Count.

New YORK Jan. ia Washington special
says The proposition Of the S"natr electoral
COMMITTEE uodsr consideration at tie joint
meeting Of the Senate AMI House committees,
yesterday, provides that the S"nae shall
u :et with the House. The Vice President
lers shall SUN III the VOTES. Blu; there
are to be counted 10 the first place only
the returns to which no otjecti0o i maie.
Where th=re is one return only from State
aud that is objected to, thu Two houses will de.
termine whctherit shall De counted, but the con-
curreuce Of both houses will be req hired 10 reject
any vote Where Two returns ar, made from
one State, the dispute Is 10 be referred to IA
com mission. composed of cine members OF the
House and Seoate, and the four justices U! tae
Supreme Court longest 10 service.
The niue members OF the House and Senate
are to be selected BY tue appointment oi five
Senators and 6ve Representatives,, and theo
dropping Que CT the ten By drawing lots.
The justices who wa 4 become members ct
the commission by the terms OF the p!opo-itl"u
would be Nathan CitfJrl, Of Maine, Noah II.
Swayua, oil Ohio Samuel 4. Miller, o! Iowa.
and David Davis, OF Lis. Th- commission is
to be authorized 10 determine all ~ 'si'aus oi
dispute, their decision 70 BE- final
Justice Clifford is democrat. Justices
Swayua aud Miller are both republicans JUS
tice Davis was also Appointed by President lila
coln He has been known ior several years as
liberal republican,.
The Senacs prop ,stion is based IN a bill
passed by the Scuate 10 the var lS0O, but
which was lost by disagreement between tie
Two houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

The one tuodrcd thousand unarmed men
who will probably 60 to Washington on st.
Valentines day to witness the counting of the
electoral vote, are as appalling to the radicals
as was the apparent advance Of Biroam W God
upon Duosnane to he self accusing conscience
of the guilty Macbeth, aud properly conduc
ted, will be as effective. 1t is understood that
the men alluded to will assemble ID obedience
to call for National Democratic Convention,
to meet 10 Washington on the l4th proximo,
and that Mr.. Hewitt, chairman of the National
Executive Committee of the party, is now In
New York m4kiag arrangements for lSsuiog
that call.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
South Carolina.

New York. Jan. l3.-Vhc H@rali's Go.
Iumbia dispatch of yesterday says the Senate
committee, after four weeks secret session,
closed lis labors to-day aud departed Tor Wash
ington tonight. Gov. Chamberlaio, who WIS
the last witness examined, produced volume
of documentary evidence 10 the shape o! letters
as basis of bis action 10 asking for troops to
preserve order. The estimated expenses Of
the committee when it reaches Washington
will have amounted TO about $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

The statement is now made that the Sultan OF
Turkey has determined, 10 the event OF 20 agree
ment being arrived at by the last day February,
be will 1econmence hos,ities against Mouteue-
gro and Servia co the lst of March. ROumania
has made formal demand of the Porte that
Turkey shall recognize that she does not form
an integral portion Of the y toman Empire.
This demand, it, is thought, may increase the
difficulties of settlement. The Pail Mall
Gazette believes that Bsmarck's late utter
auces 10 regard to the Elstero question but
afford another indication of bis desire to see
Russia at war with the other Powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
D1soRpERLY SENATOR'S The Columbis cor

respondent OF the New York Herald says:
The proceedings of the Senate committee are
still secret but occasionally some information
leaks out Senators Christisncy and Cameron
cannot suppress everything, and, if report speaks
the truth, some extrsol binary scenes ensue DUR
lug the sessions of the committee. Yesterday,
while a republican judge was testifying Senator
Merrimon, democrat asked the witness ques-
ton, to which Senator Christlsncy objected
Upon this violent discussion took place, which
wss participated in by all the members of the
committee, and which became so threatening
that the Judge arose and said: 'Senators,
shsll have TO interpose my authority IS a peace
officer of the State unless you cam yourselves
and preserve order. This, gentlemen, is Al out
rage. The peace must and shsll be maintained
in South Carolina at ail hazards This lmely
warning restored order and good humor, and
the venerable belligorent Senators proceeded
with their investigation The committee will
probably conclude its labors to-day and return
to Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
iheIIIim0is SenatOrSiliD.

New YORK. jan l3-JuIge DAVIS has been
nomina,"d By the il lc: .n,rr'- nfIn II Use and
" b.. AlG:rson rs Il. Sept inler.H:n'> or
L. ,. >"uat.t. !.c i:~gs u, i.on " !, -.,.:
There IS no dolb; tina, these caad'datc. viii b.
dropped when the Da!3ot is taken ami ltc
coalition Concentrate Oh Palmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
ALEXANDRIA. Y a.
SATURDAY, JANUARY l3, 1871.

Among the many deeply interesting ques-
tons connected with the present unhappy con-
ditioo Of the country, ihrre Is oce, upon the
settlement OF which all the others depend, but
which, though frequently alluded to immedl-
ateiy after the election, seems now to have been
forgotten. It's whether the present deploraole
state OF the country affairs shall be continued,
nade worse aud probably merged into an
archy aud civil war, simply because the return
ing board oil Loui>is Ia, composed OF two no
toriou5y corrupt white meu, ADD two ignorant
aud malicious negroes, choose to commit
fraud. Mr.. allan, 10 describing the members
Of this board, says that Wells Is not only
iyurney man aud expert 10 rascaty, through
long years Of tra Dug and experience, but he
is scvuudrcl aborigIuaIly. Anderson might
faiter 10 some emergency which his m1re H.
trcpd AID satanic companion 90 the board
would enjoy as luxury; but be lsa thoroughly
accomplished kuave aud swiud!cr. Casanave is
We'll disposed sort OF mao, but tool. hen'
DER is q gambler aud grog.scllcr, a very low
fellow, aud lew years ago was kicked out Of
salooo 10 New 0: leans Tor stealing the money
OF his employer" Indeed The character Of the
board is SO uotori ous'y bad that even the Pie
gan fighter" is said to repuiiate them, ano
the President, it is understood, would recog
nize Nichols. the fairly elected Governor, il
such recognition would not necessarily Imply
tina. the State had also gone for Tllden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
consigned.

The late railroad accident at Ashtabula, ut
which SO many people were burned to death,
has inspired Colorado Senator to offer reso-
luton in the U. S. Senate prohibiting the use of
etouae in rrilroud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
Tennessee Senator.

NASHVILLE, Jan. I3.-The legislative c,n,
veuton reached the iuricth ballet wit! out any
result Hon Jor1au Stokes, member of Con
eress before the var. Will b. Domina,cd to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

Barnes and Orion. committed by the House of
Representatives for contempt in refusing 10 pro-
duce the kilograms sent by Secretary Chandler
to the New Orleans radicals instigstng them To
their fraud, will DO imprisoned in room in the
Capitol building, but not in the crypt to which
Woods, who assaulted Congressman Porter. was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Mr.. FRANK :. HARPER has this A,y pu--
chs I'll :. hst Interest in my bushes, which
vii DC conducted hereafter under the L.,n u.,u.
of A. j. FLEMING & co. | thank ny Gus.
toners and the uoiic generally for their pa..
patronage. and solicit continuance Of the SAN
t, the NV firm. All persons Indebted 70 Ia.
Old lrrn mle requested 10 cai! and settle
III i-lm A. j. FLEMlN.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

A correspondent, wrtiup.to US from Column
bus, Ohio, under date OF the 18th inst, says:
Il have been travelling through Ohio durll.E
the last two months, aud my observations lead
the to this couc!u-nu Tnat he position OF The
South, rcm appearing as caught in our poll
tics, has suddenly arisen to The magnitude OF a
power, holding the destiny of the nation in her
grasp. The Northcrn democracy don't want
to move au locn-iu fact are afraid to move
without The assurance of the cooperation uf
the South, aud the republicans seem to have
90 lear OF the Noc,hern democracy, but are
terribly afraid oil these sam. Democrats pro-
vidlug the Southern democracy lack them. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
LOP.iRTNE'R.SHLP.N.

\, HTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr.
~ JULIAN 7. BURKE is authorized 10
sign eur i'm naIne to drafts and endorsement.
81 drafts. LotcS md checks for collection in the
usu=! c"uree 81 mixing and brokerage bus.
pes "Id "a i hereby consider al Of his e.sl
80 5 il the s5,ve premises rs binding upon Il.
oil aad nt;r It's date .Isnusry2, lc77
jan lin BURKE y HERBERT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

Gen. George B. Mcclellan, 10 his letter to
the Ohio Democratic Convention, says, should
the Investigations now iu progress confirm
our convictions, as We believe they will, then,
while never ourselves oyersteppiug the limits
of our great bulwarks, the constitution and the
laws, and using vigorously and firmly every
power they give u.s. We should openly declare
that DO democrat in the aud will acQuieSce 10
q decision reached by chicauery, fraud or
force"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

have made DO announcement of their determi.
nation. but it is said they have agreed that the
count shall take place iu the House OF Repre-.
sentatives. aud that disputed questions shall be
decided by mixed commission Of members of
both Houses and of the Supreme Court. That
the ommittee have arrived at some conclusion
is certain from the fact that they held Joint
meeting with the House committee yesterday,
the result ofwhich, however, is not yet known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
FOX SALE OR RENT

a. FOR - LIZ OR EKNT-Tnst PLEAS-
Na;hiast n trr'', xii b. Sid a.; very ., SO
terms, r. rcn.-I p.'>s = lo:t givc. Decanb.r
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
CITY HOTEL FOR RENT

Is This properly is situated st the S. w. cor.
OF Royal snd Cameron streets. in Alexar1ria,
Va, fronting the City Hall and Market build
!nys. po:svssi IN gwen OF the frat day of Jan.
usrr next. Apply 10 VIM. H. IRWIN, No,
49, 2-"r" 81. tl'xandris, Va oct 4ti
G. 80. AZ S. WASHINGTON ST. FOR
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13

VASDERBlLT'S WILL-rhe arrangement by
which Wm. IT, Naud.rb is to make up the
dr6ciarcy in The portions Of his less Fortunate
relatives, it is now understood. is already in
progress. Steps we're taken on Wedncs lay
toward making the proper transfers., and in a few
day., il is supposed, ID" heirs who are most dis
satisfied with the Iast will and testament of the
late Commod will have 90 reason to complain.
This is doac 10; nry from sense OF justice on
the part OF Mr.. Vanderbilt, SO a friend OF the
family says, but As a compromise, so as to
avoid he li:ga ion which might arise were the
Commodore 5 distribution left unatered. That
an attempt Sl be made to break the will in
the event Of Mr. VauderbiIt's not carrying out
his supposed Intentions TO the above effect, is
considered certain.