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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

Propfieters of 1000 dollars nom.
inal iix per Cent Hock, fub-
feribed before the lit October,
so7, will be entitled to re-
,f e eslSe, s4a sc .fsew fs
tober, aud SIR December,
1907, 6a4 ~
between the IN January. and
I7th March, 1908, GIG OF
Projectors of ooo dollars noni-
nal deferred, fubfcrjbed before
the ~ October, Iso7, will be
entitled to receive, e55 Ts
1t fubieribed between the 1T De-
teber, and Sir December,
1907, s5s CT
between the IN January, and
l7,h March, 1868, ssI az
Fsing the unredeemed amount Of the old flock OH
the N July, asd October, 1907, and III January,
1908, respectively.
PropFietors Of 100 doll.rs three per cent. Cock
will be entitled to receive $50 dollars OF new fix.
J. P. cs@'r,L'ns.
June 10, oa9m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

PROPOSALS,
cor s3I'y'eg MAILS Of, de Jai1hp s. xyx.. ., n,
JA''zsisg voSfe,, zpn .. ,seeivss a. n<
General PoN-osice, 1r.I ,Ss
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-26

Eating to this object, shall be notified to
al captains Of vessels On their arrival, by
the Commandments Of His Nia;estv's
ships stationed at the entrance of the
Imperial ports.
6 The captains are to declare from
what port they were fitted out, from
whence they came, and the ports they
have touched at. They are to give
general description of their cargo, and
affirm that they neither come directly
{-om England nor her colonies.
6 If the declaration shall signify that
they have touched at England, the YES
scl shall be obliged to retire, Gift should
be the Marine) by the stationary Com
mander, who is to keep copy of it.
This Administrator shall take measures
With the principal Officers Of the Gus
toms for asccrtaining the truth Of it.
= If the declaration is found to be
correct, the vessel shall be admitted if
false, both vessel and cargo shall be seiz-
ed, conformablc to the 9Th Article of
the decree.
"Tha Master Of foreign vessel who
shall refuse to sign this declaration, shall
De compelled to put to sea again, and all
communication with the shore shall be
strictly prohibited, until the vessel shall
have sailed"
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{ IS J

Of the trade should be enjoyed uuivcr-
sally; and if there was risque, that no
individual should want warning to avoid
it. H. hoped that the treaty recently |
signed, into the provisions of which he |
did not mean to pry, would be the
means of establishing lasting concord !
and amitv between the two countries.
Lord Howick was desirous to give al
possible publicity to every thing which
1t was of Importance to the commercial
world to make generally known. He
did not know how far the hon. gentle
mans idea Of proper publicity may go :;
but the house must be aware that 1t was
impossible to give the particular and
clrcumstantial information, which the
hon. General desired in this case. The
communication made by him to the
chairman of the committee of American
merchants, was a communication OF the
mere fact OF the signing OF the treaty.
CndOubtedly, if the treaty should be "a
tilted, as there was every reason to eX-
Pect 1t would be, the non-importation
act would be repealed Of course, and all
proceedings had under it would be re-
vcrscd. This was all the information
he could give. He took this opportu-
MY oil answering question put by a
learned gentleman (Mr. Pcrcival) on
former night. The learned gentleman
wished to know whether there was in
tius treaty, any reserve to his MAJESTY of
the right to exercise 4 COnUOul, and to |
enforce restrictions corresponding to |
those with tn imposition of which the |
enemy presumed to menace the trade Of |
his majesty's subjects with neutral ma
tons. He had now to state, thai there
was in this treaty full reservation TO
hs majesty, of the right to exercise re-
strIcuons equivalent to those which neu-
trial nations may submit to allow the enc
my to exercise, by their means, against
the commerce Of his mJesty's subjects.
We understand that subsidiary trea-
ties have been entered into bv our 90 |
Ncrnment, with the courts OF Russia. !
! Sweden and Prussia, BY which we have |
engaged 70 furnish them with five mil !
lions OF pounds sterling, to enable them
to keep the field against the common |
enemy.
The progress Of the Russians in Tur-
kew continues 10 me tInioter r,,,+oJ ,1 !
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their line ghither, we entertain hopes of
shortly seeing the enemy expelled from
that province.
Orders have been issued by govern
ment, Cor renting the sum of 5OO,OOOl.
to the continent. This sum is the ba
lance of the subsidy due to our allies bv
the last treaty. A fi'igate is ordered 70
take it Gottenburgh, it being in specie.
and an insurance WAS yesterday effected
upon it at Lloyd's.
y gentleman Just arrived from Hol-
land, states, that he read in Dutch pa
per OF the 9Th inst. an account OF a Sat
tic having ben fought on the Vistula
between the French and Russian armies.
The conflict is rumored to have been
one Of the most dreadful ever recorded.
he enemy were repeatedly attacked
IN their Entertainments, and their assail-
ants as often repulscd. At length,
| however, the Russian reserve coming
up, the fate Of the day, which was iii
| then doubtful, was decided in their IA
vour, and the vanquished enemy, driven
with the loss of their artillery, and an
immense number of men, their en-
trenchmcnts being choaked with the dy-
ing and the dcad) to the left bank Of tic
Fistula. This report we give precisely
as itrcachcd us.
a gentleman who lately left Holland.
and landed at Ramsgate on Saturday.
states, that the most rigorous measures
are adopted, in order to raise new levy
OF $4,000 conscripts one nal in each
4,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-21
FRENCH EMPIRE.

PARIS, llav IL
The project Of iIesault hs. addressed
to the editor Of the Journal Of his depart
ment, the following letter:
"sir, his majesty the emperor has 40.
nounced to his exeellency the minister Of
the interior tina. every kind of English
goods having been prohibited 10 The Ol.o
man empire, the Grand Seigbor has test.
fed to him his wish of getting Freueh
cloths, and especially those kind Of woul
ems called Chalons; and his excellrncy the
minister has charged me with giving this
information TO the manufacturers OF the
departments. have taken proper stepsn
inform them Herewith. | nevertheless
!, wi til yop 10 insert the notice in your Jou''
nal: The citizens will learn with pleasure
tina. even the enemies Of France have BY
their violence restored for i.s fabricks We
ry importan. market, of which they had
been deprived forl5 years. This clTcum'
stance is precious to seize upon, and the
manufacturers will tfail ofavaillng them.
selves Of it,
Nay19.
Her majesty the empress IS expecte]shn,
evening at Saint Cloud, with the qaeen Of
Holland.
General Gardanne. governor of the pa
ges Of his majesty the emperor and klus'
is appointed ambassador to Persia; ~
takes along with him 300 French officers o.
different grades, and 900 artillerists. ] NJ
father of this general has for long wh's
been consul general of France TO Persia !
he has protected every European there ~
the time OF the troubles in tina. county,
and his memory is yenerated. :.
Ii is asserted that admiral Duckso rD
has blown his brains out.
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what I have said, in my defence, oo.,,.
the prejudice Of Mr.. Jefferson, or w pn,s''
feelings, it is not my fault 1'a
ERICK BOLLMAa
Translated for the Mercantile .dduer.;ser 4
Peris hahers Of Nay 2lst. S
R U S SRA.
PRussIc EYLAu, April

AuSSlC Li1AU, April 80 N
We have heard very dis,inc,Iv Il. N
ing Of cannau at the ssige Of Dsu,,;,
from day break till this evening. Iti,;s
possible tia. plscc can hold our much los
err. The emperor has approached !, \
order TO accelerate The wosks; bu, !.
grand headquarters continue a. P,al.
stein. 'fhe army sill occupie. its (o,n
position in from of tina, impor,ao, n,s.
Marshals Bernadotte and Soult are STAN,
ed on the Lower Passafge; marshsls ~
and Dsvoust on the Alle. The poG;
troops join the corps of marshal Davon.'
With that of marshal Masssna who eu,,s
the Narew.
For long time back the Russians, .n.,,
of battle which is absolutely neces,.r
in order to try 20 unbloekade Craud.0.|
and Dan,zic; bot they confne themseJv..
to assertion. A few days longer and b,,|
will be retaken with regre1 the time To-,
for the fall of Darszic must considetab,|
increase the di.poseablc forces of n.
French, by returning to the active army
the troops employed a. the siege Of thai
place. The apparent repose OF he French
army, therefore, is to its advantage, willis,
the irresolution observed IN the pro;ecr
of the Russians is inexplicable. Genera
Benningsrn has been The whole Of hi,
month with his head quarters a, barte,
stein /; his troops formed alipe from Koe
iosbsrg to Heilsberg, Seeburv, Warren
burg, Passenkein, and Ortelsbulg. In o..
neral the Russian army appears as If wish
ing 10 keep ont the defensive which j, al,
trlbused to the daily expectation of The ar
rival of the emperor Alexander, before
which time they are no, willing to hazard
any important event.
BREsIAu, Mys.
The following bulletin dated from III.
camp Of Neiss The lst May, has been pub
lished here.
[" At 8 O'Clock thi. mornipg the troop,
of Wurtemburg have carried at the peia,
Of the bayonet the out-works OF the places
called Blockhaus, Walkenmuh!e, aad Tur.
stengarteo. Ali the Prussians that wer.
found therein have been either killed Of
taken the Wustembergers have taken 5
capnous, 5 officers, and 100 soldiers.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Ncy =
The troops will pass the frontiers ab0ess
the end of this month to the number o !,
$4,000 men. Onepar BY Catalonia, 'oa
the other By Biscay. The 5000 msa wa.
ate 10 EFuria are on their march TO Jop
at Suasbarg sherroops arriving from ? aa
Ihe united army will march eawards Msap
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

is hereby given, that on Fri
4 day the 10th of July next, WILL BE.
SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, the
Household Furniture, Horses, Cows, Sheen
and Hogs, of the estate of William MsCaui,
dec. at the plantation OF the deceased, in
Hanover county. Credit Of six months,
with bond and security for all sums exceed
ing ten dollars, will be given.
NOTICE is likewise given 20 those ow-
Ing the estate to make immediate payment :;
and those having claims against che estate
to bring them forward for settlement.
JOHN MCAUI., }
EVAN FRANCIS, s nam fS'
Hanover, 18th June, 1907. St
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DRY GOODS.

Consisting of Callicoes and Chintz, white
and black Cambricks, ladies' fine cotton
Hose, fine cotton Shirting, Irish Sheetings,
Bandanna and Madras Handkfs., Brown
Platillas, German Dowlas, Cotton CAST
mers, Chambray Muslins and Ginghams,
Furniture Callicoes, Germantown Prints,
colorec Cambricks, elegant worked Shawls,
Cd Cambrick and other Dimity, silk and
cotton Umbrellas, Sc.
A few Bales of Sannahs, Baftas s. Cossas,
Bale of Gilla HandkGs. and variety
OF other articles.
Terms Of sale-all sums of s 100 and
under, cash; between S 100 and 6 500,
SO days; over S 800, months credit will
be given.
Notes negotiable at the Bank with app
proved endorsers will be required.
DAhMSDATT, Foster = SAq'cHELL,
Auc'rs.
Richmond, 18th June, 1907. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

BUcKINcAAM CoUETr, MAr TERM, 1907.
Jones Gill, complainantN =.
against
William II. Clayton ard Clarissa his =
wife, and Mary Mosby Hales, an in Z &
FAINT under the age of twenty -
years, defendants.J
ON the motion of the complainant, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant William II. Clay
con is not an inhabitant of this state II is
ordered and decreed, that unless he shall
appear here on or before August court
next and answer the bill of the complain
ant, the same will then be taken for con-
fessed as to him, and the matter thereof
decreed accordingly, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith published in some
newspaper ofthe city of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy be
posted at the front door Of the courthouse
Of this county.
A copy--Testc,
Il. ELDRTbCE, Jr. nc.
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Ten D2Hars Rev. ard.


ID UN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
"a the 2Sth of April, Negro Man JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
which eloped on the 18th of June. The
man is bright mulatto, about % years of
age, straight and well built, and has very
brisk walk, and is a very handy, sensible
fellow-abOut feet, or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her 20 be slave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy colored
hair, and if her skin was well kept, she
would be taken for white woman-her
right foreinger is off at the first joint, and
has a large scar on her left arm, OCCASION
ed by burn, and has a very brisk walk,
about 20years ofage, and had on when she
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will get together, change their names,
and pass as free people. Any person that
will deliver them 10 the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
Jail, so that | get them again, shall receive
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
June 13, 1907.
N. b. l forewarn all owners or masters
of vessels from carrying them off
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THE subscriber requests leave TO an
Il nounce to his friends and the pub
lie, that he has recommended the arduous
and difficult employment of a teacher of the
Classics. Geograhhy... Hstory...the Bellies
Lctters.."the frincihieS cf Natural and
Moral fhitofihy.... Mathematics, &c. in the
county of Chesterfield, II the house of Mr..
James Ferguson, an instructor of great
experience and capacity, with whom he
has united
Should liberal patronage be extended to
the subscriber, he purposes to devote the
whole of his time and attention for four :
five years next ensuing to the instruction
of youth and he can with safety say, that
he brings with him to the task two most
powerful incentives to a vigorous eXertion
of his faculties, viz. a sincere desire to do
ample justice to al has creditcrs...and firm
belief that the social and moral duties of
man require of him, that he should con-
tribute as much as he possibly can to the
advancement of science, and the improve
ment & perfection of our common nature.
Were 1t deemed proper or necessary,
the subscriber could easily swell this adj
vertisement by giving pompous Gevelope-
ment of the system he intends to pursue I:
but he considers himself as principally adj
| dressing those to whom he is sufficiently
known; and with regard to the public ge-
nerally, he must candidy inform them
that he asks no other patronage than what
he is determined, by useful services, fully
! TO pay for, and if possible preserve.
| The terms for board ana tuition will be
! 40 dollars per annum, to be paid quarter
| ly in advance..the pupils finding thjer own
beds. The situation of the Academy is
nearly equidstant from Richmond and
Petersburg, and within miles ofthe stare
road leading from the one place to the other.
The buildings are large & commodious, and
the air and water, from long experience,
have been found to be excellent.
JAMES TOMBSTONE.
Chesterfield county, 1st June, 1907. VS.
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town ON the
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues TO practise law in all the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the City of Richmond,
and also in the District Court of Bruins
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WV. MUNFORD.
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A1esSrs. Robert King and Charles CroHgh-
ton and Robert King, James THOMPSON
and Thomas RaUeahiH, John Edie, Com
rad Lamb and William DaVidson, ere
cHtors IF JameS Short, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT shall. on the eighteenth day Of July
4 next, 1902, proceed to take the deposition
Of Howard Bennett and others, at the Tavern
kept in the town Of Lynehburg by Mr.. Ward,
between the hours of ten in the morning and sun
set, to be read as evidence in two suits now de.
pending in the Chancery Court for the Rich
nond Disrict, in which am plaintiff and you
ave the defendants.
ROBERT II. ROSE.
June 9th, 1907. NV
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pY virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO
- me by William Wood Of b. J., / shall
proceed to sell at public sale, OF the first
Monday in July next, at the front door OF
the Tavern Of Triplett +. Estes, in Char
lcttesyille, for ready cash, TWO SLAVES,
Bob and Jack, for the purposes in the deed
mentioned.
JAS. BARBOUR, Trustee.
May 4th, 1897 2
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IN Amherst county, on Horsley's creek,
4 500 acres of rich TOBACCO LAND,
formerly the property of Mr.. Daniel War
wick, and known by the name of WIN
CANTON. This land has the advantage
OF lying OH the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry ON
James river, is a valuable stand for a coun-
try store, with framed house for that pur-
pose, and sufficiently large, having two
rooms below and two above stairs, with
good brick chimney, ard well underpinned
with brick also lumber-house sixteen
feet square, with a cellar Of its full size,
walled up with stone there is also Tay-
Tor and Saddler's shop and other out hous-
es; likewise a tolerable good DWELLING
house, with three rooms below and two a
bove stairs, a kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within mile of the store, suitable
for private family.
This tract Of land is only seven miles
from Bethel, where there is an inspection
of TOBACCO, and within eighteen miles of
Lynchburg.
AS it is presumed no person will be in
clined TO purchase without viewing the
premises, they will be shewn by Messrs.
Taliaferros s Loving, who live within q
few miles of Wincanton, and are fully en-.
PO"N'@u " ".thC 'tIC, anu VIC VCt"lS Oi
payment may be known from them, as also
on application to
THOMAS GILLIAT.
Richmond, June 18th, 1907. tbs
The above tract of land and improve
ments will be offered for sale at Amherst
! Courthouse on Monday the 18th day of
August next (being court day on a credit
or one. two and three years If Dunctuallv
of sale.
A deed Of trust will be required on the
premises, or satisfactory security for pune
/ tUal payment
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TAKE NOTICE,
10 BE SOLD,
June 9th, 1907

For ready money, at Public Auction, on the
premises, on the 10th day of July next,
THE Tract Of Land 81 plantation,
7 N the county of Henrico, whereon James Al
1 len now resides. containing by estimation
three hundred acres, be the same more or less
by virtue Of deed OF trust executed by the said
Allen TO the subscribers TO secure the payment
If sum Of money therein expressed, due TO
Nathaniel Wilkinson, or so much thereof as shall
be sufficient to discharge the debt and expense
Of the trust aforesaid On the aud is a gen
tcei dwelling and other necessary out houses with
an apple aud peach orchard of the choices, fruit
now in high perfection. The said plantation is
desirable situation, lying on the north branch
of the Brook, about eight miles from the city Of
Richmond. Any person wishing to purchase
the said land ought to view the premises before
the day Of sale, which will actually take place
on the above recited day, between the hours Of
II and 5 O'clock
PETER WfLz1NosN. : r.....
WATsoN PATNoN,
Iune F,h 1907 .FOT..
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Military Land for Sale.


THE subscriber wishes to sell or exchange
for property in Virginia, the following
tracts of Military Land, viz. one tract of
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and
SlATf-SIA ACRES, in the state of Ken
lucky, situated on Cumberland River, about
eighty miles above the mouth of the ri
yer, about the same distance from Nash
vile, and twenty-five miles from Christian
court house.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES in the state
OF Ohio, situated on the Little Miami river,
and within small distance of the Ohio.
The following tracts are all situated on
Paint Greek, and within fifty miles Of Chi
licothe.
One tract of Five Hundred Acres, one
of One Hundred and Forty, one of Eight
Hundred and Ninety, one OF One Hundred
and Ninety -four, one of One hundred and
Seventy-siX.
Also one moiety of tract of One Thou
sand Six Hundred and Sixty-six Acres, ST.
tuated on Whitcoak Greek.
will also dispose of tract of One Thou
sand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, in the
county Of Harrison, in this state, situated
on the Little Kanawha. For terms apply
to the subscriber, near Genito Bridge, Pow
hatan.
SAMUEL JONES.
Amelia, Nav Is, 1907 oaw2m
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III Court held for Cumberland county
the Esd day of March, 1907.
James Morton s. Company, Comp'ts } IN
against C6an
Drury Watson * John Bibb, Def'ts. ) ee.y
THIS day came the plaintiffs by Henry E.
= Watkins their attorney, and the de-
PENDANT Drury Watson not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing to an act ofassembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the said Drury is not an
inhabitant of this state: On the motion of
the plaintiff by their counsel aforesaid, II is
ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day OF July court next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond
for two months succcssively and posted at
the front door ofthe courthouse of this coun-
~ on some court day.
a copy-httest,
SAM. HOBSON. d. C.
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5ales at &nrtlou.

ON "Wednesday the oath instant, will be
~ SOLD, positively without reserve, a.
bout eight thousand dollars worth of fresh
imported
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Buckingham County, May Terms, 1907.
Dan1et and Nm Guer-
rant, pitts. T.
VS..
Thomas Ba{i37v, admin
iStrafor Of chloe Bal 10y

7Strdfor Of CNEoe BGl-
iogv, decd. def'ts.
THE defendant not having entered his ap-
pearance, and given security according to
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the court that he is not an inhabitant of
this state. On the motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel,-It is ordered, that unless
the said defendant shall appear here on or
bill of the plaintiffs, the court will then
proceed to take the same for confessed and
decree the matter thereof accordingly !,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaperuof the
city of Richmond for two months Gees
sively, s another copy be posted up atnhty
front door ofthe courthouse of this cOu
"a Copy)
Teste, X. ELDRIDGE, jr. DC.
(wSts)
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Royster @ Bohannan,
Respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have just
received general assortment of
G r O C. +, X I Il. 6.

Which they will sell low for cash, country
produce, or good notes at sixty days
-A1foNCST wHIcR IRE
Brown Sugarin hhds.ST oilers, pint and
and bbls. half pint
1-oat Sugar in do. dos Decanters, quart and
Jamaica pint
Antigua SRUM SLeiper's Snuff
N. EnglandO SWindow Glass
Best Cogniac Brandys London Mustard
Holland lin 6Rice
Country do. SCopperas
Madeira = SNew York Candles
Sherry : SGinger
Malaga * n SAispice
Dry Lisbon n SPepper
sIibbert's BrownSQueen's Ware in
Stout and Porter s crates, assorted
Writing Paper SNew York Soap
Brown de. SImperial * TEAS
Nutmegs SY. Hyson 5
Indigo SBest Green Coffee in
Alum bags
Salt Petre SSack Salt
English Gun PowderSCotton and Wool
Shot, assorted \ Cards, by the box,
assorted.
Richmond, April 1, 1907. IF
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Chief Justice MQrshaH's otinion on the
motion for zvrit Of subpoena duces te-
cum to The President Of tie United
SfateS--conciuded.)