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iPRECIPIIATE,

nronrkD b. Mr. Lightfoct
of Sandy-Point. lasr win.
ter, foil Is hands and a half
high wit stand at my sta
By in Chesterfield county.
ApPomartox river, Is miles
above Petersburg. to be let
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1.otlce.
MrrvAI. INsv.Axos orsIos,

Rfcbmosd. 4Sfwch Al, 1905 80
HE members of the Mutual INSURANCE. Com
L pany against Fire. on Goods and Furni,ure
IN the State of Virginia, are particularly request
sd to meerat the said Office. either in person or
by proxy. on Monday the 9th day of ne x month.
I Apsll) on business Of the utmost Importance TO
On eserring TO the 21ss article Of the Ccnsti.
tuition Of the said Company. ii will be found thar
no men'per IS at present Insured. or can be until
. messing sha'' be consesed and certain rules &
regulations complied With. which. wish o,her
matters OF much consequence. renders IL n.ces.
sary that there should be assria compliance with
the above requisition.
Sw BENZ :rDU-yAI pr,e;d~r,
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Yer Departmeaf. Asrc5 6. 1905

Richn'ond. Marrh s.41s0s,
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Val0dbic Pvopeafy3orsa7

=. - ~ {. = = ~
NM Ill be SOLD, to the hughes, bidder. on
~ the premises, on the third dav of Aor;l
next, At az O'clock. an undivided nioietv IN ,ha
two LOTS Of GROUND. FORMERLY the proper.
usof Andrew Ronald, dec fronting the basin az
the James River Canal. near the centre Of the
city Of Richmond, with an undivided r,oietv OF
All ne valuable builtinss thereon, consisting Of
rye three story brick building, eigayy feer Il,
scng,h, with, four separate scnerentf. ,,yenfv
feet wide and forty-6ve feet in length. w;,h Gre
places on the first and secoad floors. roonv gar
refs In each, viii, large wheels fixed for hosting
ard lowering packages. tSs. with ri;spatch and
ease. good dry cellars ~ith fire rlacesin each !,
this house has been lately bniit and in good re.
pair adjoining is we'll finished two story fra.
NED dwelling house, thiriy-eight feer sauaTe
With two good cellars, with fire places IN each
for cooking this house on ,he first and second
floors are eight rooms and six FIRE places-also.
small two story Brick House witt. four roorns'
with fire places in each. convenient for store
or ssnaiI fansiiy--r ikewises small Wooden
Banding with cellar huiit for \ kitchen. and
may be used az shnp--Aiso, two Stsbles and a
Carriaye House The building exrel,s the kitch
en-, stables and carriage house are insured in The
mutual insurance company against FIRE in the
stats OF Virginia, and the premiums paid the Tors
front me basin on one side, and are bounded by
Cary sweet aud the cross street leadre to shoe
koe warehouse on two other sides of them. and
are a. convenientfor commercial or othe, bust.
,ie5s as any in the city. The tesms OF SAFE will
be seventeen thousand dollars in read. money.
the residae PAYABLE the fifth day of August next.
for which residue bond with approved secu,i,y
will be required. II is deemed unnecessary 70
fa;c the great value Of the above property to those
who reside in this city, hnt for the information of
strangers. the subscriber begs leave 10 state that
the aforesaid property is Immediately opposite the
lower part of the basin of the lanes river canal.
where al the produce of the upper country is
landed. and 10 any person DESTROYS of carrying on
the commission business extensively. perhaps is
superior to any other place in this city.
William Austin.
Richmond. oh FebruEry. 1905.
rN-'HE Copartnership of D "A MEL
u COUCH s. co. is this day dissolved.
Those having cIaimsagainst The concern, will PIE
senr them 20 CHRrsroP5ER AsrHoNy, Jr for
sesslement--aRd those indehied thereto are re-
srested 70 make Immediate payment to hi.a.
DANIEL COUCH.
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY. ".
SCOTLAND, March Is. 1905. W.,
-=rrs
CHBsToPHss .6S7Bovr, Jr. s5 Co.
VIII in fruce carry on the business. and expea Il,
Teceivs intbs month Of April, general assort-
Jpcnr of
SPRING GOODS.
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> var OeparffNs7sf. M1yc5 g. 1905, :
NOTICE is hereby given. That
y separate proposals will be received Ar The
o.iiee Of re Secretary FOE the pepartment o.
war. until IL O'Clock at noon of me first wed.
ncsday IN June next, for the supply Of all ratiops
that may be required for the use Of The iJ,,;,s5
.ta's ss sonlshe Is, day Of oAober 1905 until
me so'adsy OF September 1906. both days in
c'psive' a. the following places, viz.
First, At Niagara, De,roi,. M;eh;;r,.t,;~
Fort Wayne, chiksgo, Swan Creek. and A. , any,
place or places, where troops are or NAV h. .,
toned, marched. or recruited within tbe 49, e.
' UP ana territory Of Michigan, and a, an ,,
pace or PAGES within The Indiana territory north
OF che 4ist degree of north latitude. ''e' ~
second. At South Wesf Point. Tell;co yv,
vile Nashville. and within the rhsrnLs, 10y
$1,000 iernessee and Georgia. aud on the Ten
nesses river, ansl on the road between ia
and Nashville, and az any place or places wbse.
sro2ps are o. maybe stationed. marched o. ~
efvssd The states Of Ken,nc 4 Ten,
inira. AZ the garrison near Vincer,e, :,
r,v y Wabash. at Fors Msssao, New Mas,r s'.I
chekasAw Bloss, Arkansas, Nasebsy 49, I "a
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STORAGE.

he subscriber Is in possession Of. large and
convenient warehouse at Rockets. and Ten !.
ders h's services to the public. in that line He
will astend 20 the receiving and delivering any
goods that his Friends may think proper 60 paes
IN ms care, WN- GOODWIN.
FOR SALE. In STORE.
2 500 Bushels STOVE SALT.
New York poaTER.
New'own piPPfNs.
Csw) w. g.
TWENTY D0LL.dRS. REWs1RD.-
Il uN away from the subscriber ia Buckinp.
- ham county. on Tuesday the 18th Februsry.
negro man named LYMAS, well known 4,
tue town Of Manchester, aged about So or SO.
much pit'ed with the small pox. with a scar on
one al his Checks. rather of a yellow .sh complex-
iopi he has relations near Todd,s bridas. IN King
e Queen county; IL IS likely he viii endeavor 10
get OIL board some vessel and make his cscape
or else make his way 10 Todd's bridge. His
Clothing when he went away was negro cot
ron coat and overaIls., All masters Of vesssls
are hereby forewarned carrying him OFF at their
peril The above reward will be paid for HE de-
livery TO me, or ten dollars to con6ne him in Jail
and give me information thereof
March 4.h, 1905. Is :, s,f1 :. :
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Io BE sold tor. reaQy mo

Rrsuahce Of decree of ~, e;rc,;, r,,,,. -
tbr Ua;isd Srr'es bercea P5;neos 7onJ
nor fee esrdt'ors IF Ezrtief Edws.-t. l,;rtiF 1,,d
D1yd Ross undorbcrs deanfs. IN o,i,r -
zee sI" q dolls 1000 10 eeus. srii5 t5e e0snss az
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FIYE DoLk5RS RRW6pn

I r s,i away lass evening, atarge stout ma de
~ - blood bay RISE. upwards Of FIVE fee,
n'gh, years old last spring. was shad all round
aoou' Two months ago, bat some Of the shoes
"sy now Dc OF (; he has large head and small
eyes, nots and galops; il he has any osler ma
oy ~nien ne night De distinguished, they are not
recoteeed- He had on p sad,lle a ynod H.
worn, with hogskin seat and mated s,;r,ass
ne above reward viii be paid on dsIiysry
ehe horse and saddle 10 the subsesibers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. Mart, s.1sos
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BENZ nU-YAI. Prcsidrn
nc ScouoiNe Sbriug Races.

~-~r,- WIZ 1JVF FgIy -IttEtCS,
M LIZ commence on MONDAY the ffteeu,h
w day Of April ,.fxt.--First day win br INV,
Tor The Jockey Club Purse of r 100. three mile
heats Second day the Proprietor's Purse Of
{ %. TWO mile heats--And on the third day a
swcePstake. for three and four wears old. two
nile heats, entrance 6fry dollars. The subscribe
pon witremlin open un.i the evening Preceding
the nrst day race any per:on wishing 10 enter
may DO so either in person or by letter dire ed
to Mr. Samuel Aiassaa,i. =. ~
carving she following Weights.
years o,i' l53 = years Old. 100
do. do. M n. slIo,veS 80, ..
gela,ngs. JOHN HASssINs. 1rsnsvrsr.
March 9Th. 1906. = 1''' 81
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. IWENI,F DOLLy4RS r. WgKD-

r ys away from the subrcriber about The end IS
{ r'y- or early IN Dec. black servant named
ossye about - or 90 years of age, very
seen ~ me neighbcrhood Of this place so,rs ,,r.
aI'er ne abserted himself but from his eonnexs-
ons ! nave reason to suppose that he nav -.
,u'k'ng about, or concealed by those eonnex;on.
niue counties Of Powhatan or cun,beyland
WIN give the above reward if he IS broarh, -
me, ~ inns place, or tea dollars ,f seen,ed
jail 50 that may get him. 9-Nee IN a
49, Arch'd. Freeland.
Manchester, March 16 1eex
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TEE members of the DISMAL.
Il SWAMP CANAL. COMPANY. either
70 Pcr'on os by PROXY, arc rruuenrd 70 meet ~
the Hotel IN Norfolk, IN the era MONDAY in N,
ness, to elsA Pscldent sod Direaoas, and an
o,her huiioefs q Importance 20 the eoa,psny. -
Notlee y alto given TO thofe who are dc,inouep,,
IN the payment Of The qnotaa heretofore called for.
,ns' on'e'st nsy make paywens # their refpedaivs
balances Sefore the laid dsy. tha, ,be;r n
vii be fold on .he Tuefday following the above
day Of m-e,ing. 49,
1honas .We,pton, I,resideaf.
Ang's. Slaughter,
ltiitiaat Vaughan, Directors.
.,vr., Richard Biow,
Norfolk, 1Ith March. 1905. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

W. virtue of deed Of trrsf MOI.
a 20 me tnbieriber by Nathaniel Bur,or ~.
on aay o. fssFrary lat for the pntuofs Of ,.e.
.'us aees dueto Arthur Nunnery. and all eh,r-
gss attending the ereeatien Of the tru Iii, =.
,ole 20 the highee bidder, az Buckingham eanrt
g." % sa'ardsy the aoth day Of April ncrr,
~ 'ns oe, pr'se that can be obtained in crop TO-
=, .''eno'a's infpeesion or TIA value in me-
nsy At the eurrent eaf, price
"A certain Tract or Parcel ofI.aNDr
Lying 70 the county Of Buckinehsm. on horn
"nes o. me great creek Of SIase rive- eon,sip;no
s'-n hundred and twety Eve acre,, and sdioinins,
sne lands OF NafhanieI Bortop, Barnet Nanus,v,
E'is'besh saupdsrfoo, Edward Maxeey aud Bsn-
iaoai1 Barton.
JAMFs MURPHY, Trostss.
March 9Th. 1905. ,oss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12

tcccslly provide for the iipport aud extend GER
tam regulations for the protection of faves to pro-
mote and encourage their incrcale and generally
ne!orate shcir ccaditiou-lt is cuS 4ed and or1ar-
ed, that every d'reor OF auy fave or faves
Tithin the Leeward iflands ihai weekly and every
week, under the penalty of hrss per mead, for
each and every Gave under his OF her direction FOR
every on'ii'on, purehaie provide for every fiid
have or tayes, among divers Other kinds o. provionS
ore pound ard oTe quarter of errings lais n,aclsa
re-, or Other fuhatues for herrngs, !lad o. macka
rel the rrovior Of whc, ub0itucs is altogether un
attainable in any of the Leeward Hands. The
expectation of the fn,allen degree of fuprly Of
heErngs, hads or nackarel, from the Br:ilh Colon
les IN North America, is perfectly hopclcls fpecua-
ton and the moft favorable hlFpy IF them, which
from i1ns and uniform experience can be annually cx-
pecsed iros ar OF the ports OF The IJritpd Knrdn,,
oil Great Britain ard Ireland found TO he ,uch ton
pre-arous, and infinitely ire ar in every rcf,ect
bat particularly in the periods Of their arrival to an
iwcr the contain and urrenittno demands of thu plan
tatioss in the Lccwarj lhanis Ard whereas the l,d.
den rTvation OF ;hef Ian mentioned ar,ice. not only
may create the grtateG nconveTercies and produce
the mott rernoous couequenccs in the fsid colonies
cut max inevitably dable every ov,er or dret or of
any fave or ilaves in them from fulfilling t,e duty i'm
Po'ed on him or her, By the fire. fcaion OF he before
mentioned act, Tor meiorating the condition OF the
laves i'll the Lceward Hands:
49, SoH'e'Hht, ti!c intneOia'e cafe to Ns one oi
tioic OF real and vs'y greet -reejY Which demands
my eSerce of the discretionary power lodged in me
on .lch oc7a'iors hereby notify that over and ABOVE
the articles fPeced in The before mentioned aa pai
ed in the 'wentyeiFtth year of his iraeay's REIGN,
and already deterided II This p-oelln,ation Lewife
permit the importation from the American s,tes. in
to the ports OF all the nans IL my government Of
herrngs, ads machare and al, forts OF sir,lcd and
al'ed iih, for the felce Of offender months to be
computed from the dare Of this proclamation; by the
expiration Of which period fon,e means may be de-
vifed by which his r,aeRys Lceward Hands may be
upplicd with the ;d articles fro1, Ports Of his r,a
leity's own dominons, or may receive his ma;cfy's
further commands on this fubie9.
Provided that no importatons of any kind he made
from the States of Amercs on more favorable terms
as to duties entry, than ,iar i:,lporatons from
the Bri;ifh Colonies in Nor', America, where any
!uch duties are due and payable: Whereof MI pcrfons
concerned are to take notice aud govern themielves
accordiugiv.
Given Hndc- nv hand, -rd fcal st Arms, at the 90
vernueut Houie at Antigua, this twenty-ninth
day c! November. in the year Of our Lord one
thonfand eight hundred and four, and in the for
ty-iitSh yeas Of his n,aieity's reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
LAVTNCTON.
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WILLIAM PRICHARD,

4 FER y5l'ds"et Of near f7uenfy ylars in TIE Civ
Of Rie@noad, az a Rockefeller and Sfatone,, o.
ttT5 bis 7Oboie STOCK IN TRADE FOR s-tg. ,;,L,-
10 iTd9idHaIs 7"jo might incline an cy5e Gfrafieu n
fe He'' or 10 TIE 9p5ie al reSaec9 ,iets than in
any City eftGe United States.
TO any Pfor 7Oto might re6 70 Beeoz7r biz EgeeG,.
tie ,r9f a@vantagr'm terms zOon!d be oRcyeI-lag ar
Toosd not only igare Permanent, but lucrative eRab
LS"fN"t il" this merging City 7Bs, therefore, zoto
JaVe any Vif7o Of bi' lind, zoH be baEd to Amin 70
rim, either psoaaiy, ar BY A4tcr 75e Roet on land
eogf fyiHn99i Of TIE 09f APPROVED auo3s,a 4O,,te,.
E'o" eTsly b'0rf6 Of e7et and Hey0fp,e ar as gent.
raj collection a7e authorities, bo6 Evyaeean and I,..
yifan editions. --'"'
TIE 6taati0T fad Ioat1o,t is 7ceH lso1oa 70 ev.,,
Po7 T0S' ba' of'' Rieb0sO16 beng til. agg central
and f07Ve7i'f fa1tian for tie e IF Boo,, anil Station,
ay drf' aadDe eag pe,0d 1obie6 be bar continued 70
ossney it, has a gOca ia Htelsd breyeuec ov,y oti,
'v6 fSf Jf0F'sl 6'ot3fF1S and fays throughout the "
aifcd States.
= TIE Proprietor ba5 on ba7d PIANO FOR
les, 7oarraqtcd Of the b5f gnatity-NEW MUSIC.
and "9ri'"' tirdf IF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
S5e-.Feb ~
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trio sa'', {; 7'Scr =. wt"-s Il c;:tt - he ~.
"el tne '"'csAry poW>s =. tbs ms, rna,,.;n<.
tnitead ofthe fp,ri,.id t;l,thc.ls OF bu;!. anj
Curran. h. ihoait make tire ,c1icai d,.sir;ii.i-
ons or Hume and Smith the models of hi.
thought. And, my dear friend, if the fold at
'1rrchtS Ut e1r. - ihould ever bear any pro.
!.oroon to the native energy of his genius, or
the uniu'iied integrity OF his principles, | have
not the Leaf doult that he will her-a ster roach
very di0incu:lle;l fation in the rsT3ect and az.
Tedious ofone countrvuen.
For tae prcitnt, nv deer II. cid you sd;eu.
The tonourn5le NJ. <. from Vermont has q.
gaia committed his LITTLE hart, 70 the tern,aa,-
nswave of popular -,iticim Re has once
mare invited the unnatura! suloEiun. of the f.
"eraiitts, and provoked the cont en,pt Of the re-
publican party. In 1lats letter 20 ms connitr-
ans. &c has entered into v:nticst;on Of nis
.9teacn the trial Of Mr.. Chafe s. th;sis the yr
~ elegant motto which he aifixes to mis- po,i-
ucai conducl &c Iba1e cboje1 10 oa-ii,e tbs
PAR etLads5sAdenfe and integrity, a oaih e!an-
TED thick qSitb fA2ral BIT Lsa.IiNc fSroucb THE
daTh Faher cfpoFnrtt, 10 the t,fg5f temple of
h0Ap J:'Ne.' IeMr. R.really wines 20 yurfue
the path OF Independence and integrity, If is
not improbable that Ike many others he may
nave H.iitaken the path. ~
-
az ue 'eiy uiue, wren JuoSe Chaie was brought
before the great tribunal of his country on CHARGE
tor violating its laws, that very time he does not he
hta'e to Attend the Bench, in csoer toperform n.
uual functions of judge. What is .he law, or what
the cnhon in England or in this country is
whether the Peaaeney of an impeachment is ac-
comPanied by the !lPenfon OF the judicial fuueti
ors is unknown to the Editor of this paper. II.
does not however hetitate to believe that he i,cb
duct MIR. Chae has rsn;refed li,tle refoes TO tb-
tribunal before whom he is inpeaehed to the Grand
inqueH of the NATION, to the lentimsnt Of ,be
american people.
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DELAWARE LEGISLATURE

oAruEoAr, January Q.
On motion Of Mr.. Cooper, feconded by Mr.. s.ou..
That the houfe re!ove tfef into committee of the
whole, agreca5ly to che order Of the day IN the rrf
luton from Maaeuc:ts relative 70 an amendment
{" the constitution Of the United States refps9n. the
apportonnsnt Of the representation OF the free inha
hitants of ti'e (everAl states,
ihc iai,i reiou'inns were read
N:; motion of Ny Clayton ieconded By Nj Green.
hat The further confederation of aid reroutoris be
postponed, in order II take up the folio, ing:
Whereas the cons tuition Of the United States is the
WORK 81 The united talents ard wiidol e the nation
and "Ich. pot 10 he altered or amend I'd bu, upon the
most mature deiberssioa and .aio-. and II cafes
OF extreme neseai:y; therefore
R5oi1ed, Ina, the further confederation Of tie re-
ioluion of. tie legi1asure of the commonwealth, Of
Mathematics pToPohng an amendment TO the faid
constitution 10 that the representatives he appnrtioned
among the feverai states according 20 the numbers of
their free inhah:tar:s respectively be postponed un-
til TIE nexs felton, Of the general aIc7hy and that
the iecreary OF state DO caura the iad refcu,on to
be Pubihed in two Of the newspapers Of this state
for the confederation OF the People
On motion of MIR. Perkins, ieconacd by Mr. Hig-
gins,
That the following words be strilsen ont ct the fsid
reisution,v viz. &c And that the fccretary of state do
cauie The aid reioluton DE pubei in two of the
news papers OF this state, Tor the confederation of the
people"
On the question, TWAS determined in the ne.
ga,ve.
On motion Of Ms Carton. fecouded by NJ sor,e.,
The iaid refoitoa was adopted.
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mer;oan veaels, above thrsv jevsn = lions oe
Dollars, in foreign above tx millions Wine, in Anne
rean vefes, millions of gallons; in Foreign veles.
nor half million. Foreign Spirits in American vel-
fels, millions of gallons in foreign vca.ls above
hall million. OF Aioaii-s in American V ies near
~ millions. OF Beer, Ale and Porter one and an
hall million. Teas millions Of pounds Coffee, in
american FelielS, i3 mil.ons in foreign, three mil
lions. Cocoa above half million. ST. ar. in An,e
Tican Vciiels SIS nllirns in FOREIGN, y and an half
millions Pepper in American Veiies, nearly 8 mil.
lions. Cotton, about millions. Nails and Spikes,
nearly mlions. Lead. above : millions Salt, 90
millions ana aud an half million of huhels IN
foreign VelI.ls % millions Of pounds Other arti-
clss do not snount TO million SCI R,g;Eer.
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WASHINGTON, FsnRuARv s.
TRIAL. OF JuDCr crrAep

idAI Of JUDGE CHASE.
On Monday the trial of Judge Cl,afe commenced
before the High Cour, of Tmpcachn,ents
About quarter before one o'clock, the Sena,e took
their ieats, every member of the ,cdv BEING rara-
Immediately after the Managers vie H4cTrs, / Rao-
dolPh, Nicholton Rcduey Boyle, Early, c. W. Camp
bell, and Clark, appointed to conduct the irnDea,h
ent, entered accompanied by the Speaker ard mem
bers of rhe Houie of Representatives. 10 whom, e..
were aligned AS foon as they were feated, Sainuel
Chae, being called upon TO appear entered attended
by ms council, Meiirs Martin, Harper and FiopkiD
Ion, TO whom ieats We're likewife aligned the lef
of the Chair the Managers being accommodated viii
ieats on .he right Of the chair in the fame line.
The P'ehdtnt (Mr Burr) after Stating to Mr. Chaie
the Indulgence of time which had been allowed. en-
qniredf he were prepared to give in his anf,-er.
Judge Cbeff faid he had prepared as we'll as circun
stances would permit, his anfwer, which he beqqed
Perrni6on read BY himfeIf or council; th, being
ID Re commenced che reading his
bout o'clock in whichhe vas relieved by 7ierrs
Harper and HoPkinfon, and which occupied tc court
till half after four
MIR. T. Raadol1b, in behalf OF the Managers. re-
quested time conult the Houfe of Pepr.fentat;ve
and kewc to be furnifed with copy OF the aDf,vcr
OF Judge Chae, FOR the purpofc of making replica
ton there'o.
The Pr5dsm faid the Senate would take the request
into confederation, and make known to the Houfe of
Representatives. the order taken thereon.
Whereupon the Senate retired, at the fuggestion Of
the Prefdent, to their Legislative apartment.
Yesterday the SUPREME COURT of the United
States opened-Preicnt, Chief Justice Marhall
and justices Cu!hing, Patterfon, Chafe and Wahinp
ton.
TIE Senate have, understand, rejected the
treaty for eHnguing the Indian title to certain lands
within the limits of the state Of GEORGIA twelve
votes being given in its favor ard nineteen against il
he treaty provided for extngufng the Indian ttir
to tract Of land not exceeding millions of acres
ard Tor the payment by the United States two hun
bred thouiand dollars by the creation Of an irredee-
able stock to that amount, and the payneat Of PEP
petual interest thereon Of twelve thouland dollars
On Thurfday the twenty-fourth ult. the Iep;na,ure
OF the tate OF Delaware appointed JAmg5 A. BAYARD,
Senator, TO reprefen that Rate in the Senate of the
United States for tine term Of fix years, commencing
on the fourth day Of March next.
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APROCLAMATION.

TIE Eagl Camden, hi, majeny's principal feeretarv
OF Rate for the Colonial Departments having in con-
iequence Of report Of he committee Of hi, nlaieily's
Privy council for trade and foreign plantations COM
inundated 20 me the ROYAL pcai,re d" that aioud not
open any Of the ports OF my Of he Hands over which
PreGdc, f7r ths adnioa Ct irlirl,s from the Ame-
riean States, which arc allowed b. imported by
lay eT,cos IN cafes of real and very great necety
IiHHc ;.ii7 ny proclamation, Notifying and declar-
ING, has under Che regulation and authority ofsn a
3aed IN he ,weny-agh,h year Of !is nisjgnyo reign,
na iaitule3, Ao ad f,r regulating the trade BE-
tween q" hjcet # his maicRys c0Ion;es. and plan
tarioas N North America and IN he Wen India n
-nd5a" ;he countries be'cnsiag to s United sta,es
oi America and between 81, m1jeny's laid fubieas
md H. forsen naois ia lh, Wct iodies"-i admit
n tne df'ere1t Pot NJ tie 'egersl hands under nv
commrrd, 'he importation of tf, following articles.
VIZ foJacco. p;ta sr, turrrntne, hemp fax MATE
Yards, bovlTriis a 3, hea,ng, boards tr,ber min
gl"s and lumber Of enc FORT; hcrss ne cattle ecp.
aof', 7oul'rr a1d he 9os of any forf; broad, siC
-'t Hour, poas. hcaa' roi,oes, 81. it rice one, bar
ey, AMI Grain oi err iart iU.h yom0d;s5 rccpec-
'i"ely heing tbc growth Or nroiuo,oH oi rrv fths
tcrrtotic' Of Z fud Omitted States Of hrc-e1
By whereas in the I'm i.ttisr oftLezc Of are pc.
Ecra council ass aa-ihjy octhcJ e sd Ii,nds, put
fed i hgrl i79s. AID ia.iAsed. ~ az more e.
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ANGLICAN TIP AnP

Tentp-e 70 give general fa,e1len, from the
aeeHrs;s rgpers Of The Tresrpr rsretlne the iro,o
ts'oa' q lie yer. ending SC.h September 1906 -
II clo7c; nc withig :he eonpa of our paper 70 afford
tie whole docu1eut, G:sl confgs onrlslves 10 feh
articles eTcecd lie hghea denomination gwen and
to the generN determination Only We f,ali w,i,e TIE
ta'ene''ts 81 mporatons into he United States in
H""rt.7 - foreign veGes. wnsn the fums a.1ouut
70 'hat dissemination. The goods id valorsro - ~