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flowing majorities, and e feds are as aui-
ct and docle as YOU plea
What may appear We. y singular, after
the noise made about the Embargo in the
federal papers. and speeches. that part of
the city which is called Feils-Point. * where
1T IS natural to suppose the seamen live and
others Immediately connected with that
most useful sort ofpeople Gve; only eigkteea
out of, nearly seUen hundred voteS, were ri.
ven for the federal ticket.
This afternoon. Messrs.s Moore and NJ
Kim, are TO be chaircd in an;escgant schoo-
ner, and in the eveElhg arrahgements are
made for the burning the SIX Oh Eight pipes
of gin lately imported in ttie SopLia from
Rotterdam, which ftafa fribHfesin England.
The burning takes place OH Gssiioso's hill
In iine, we shall have a splendid and glori
ous afternoon anil evening.
p. S. The nejorits for Congress, County
and City, is said to De 5,2s4 The state qe-
nerafiy, will be much as before.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, OCTOBER 7, 1908.
COMMUNICATION.
AfEw QUEs4IoSs AoDREssEo 10 4nE

AFEW QUESTIONS ADDRESSED 10 THE MON
ROE coRREsPoNDINC coMMr7TEE.
FIRST: Upon what poist and facts does Mr..
Madison stand committed. which will pre-
vent him from settling our differences with
Great-Britain The great points in dispute
between the United States and Great Bu-
tain are Very wei known. They are first,
the impressment of our seamcn second,
the restrictions en- neutral commerce exer-
cised by G. Britain, including her principles
cn bcckades, &c. If these arc not the points
and facts upon which Mr.. Madison stands
committed, what points and facts do the
committee mean?
Cd: AS orr differences with Great Britain
can,,.>. =. urrv party making
a surrender of their claims, and as the ONLY
objection to MIR. Madison is, that he stands
committed and cannot or will not make CON
cessions /: Then it follows, that the people
have a right to know what concessions Mr.
Monroe will or ought to make, as peace
offering, if ne is elected President
Sd il: IF Mr.. Monroe is not for the embargo
or war, what is he for h-These MAJ be dis
gusting questions to the committee but the
people have right to know the real prin-
ciples upon which Mr.. Monroe means to act.
If elected President. The committee have
obtruded themselves and their candidate in
70 pu5ic notice, and the public have Certain
iy right to know what claim they have to
their patronage.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
FOR' THE EN@UIRER.
Mr.. WOODS EXAMINATION.

The Gentlemen and Ladies ofM lhchester ve+s
generally attended this cXaminat Oh last Frid.y,
and gave striking proofs, by their attention To-
the progress of each class, how highly they est.
mate tie cause Of literature.
Youth, from II 10 Is years, were strictly exam
med on Eucld's Elements to the eleventh book
inclusive and TO The establishment of the COM
pany present, their knowledge Of the principles
was 50 correct, a. not 90 cOumit a single error
or mistake IN demonstrating the whole of tie
eleventh book. The pcSt class was examined
on plane Tngonomctry and Comic Sections this
class manifested. in the highest degree, The GREAT
utility OF Geometry 10 determining inacces sible
heights aid distmccs, the areas of surfaces and
the motion ofpi0iectJes. Another cllss DEMON
stratcd al the TaiiCu} cases OF Spherical TgigJ-
nomctry TO Arbitration.
The whole Oftlus examination gave ncontrn.
yertjblr proofs Of tie teachers superior Mathe-
nhlca knowledge, ard indei4tgtb ls attention ;
rs well 90, the prudent application, anil promis-
'og talents Of TIE youths GENERALLY ;nder his di-
rectiOn.
The Latin and French classes we're also re-
viewed those in Virgil Showed sound Know.
edge OF the Language, for lifetime they had b, II
reading the minor classes Appeared to have been
sedulously attended so IN their grammar studies
'ci" correct knowledge of French, cynced "a
pa Improvement and vast requirement in tn,
oolne Language And lastly, the rImerods ele.
giant specimens Of Drawing. Exhibited by the
s,ddents' brought 10 my rccolcctOu, that beau.
tIiul express nn Of Horace :-Onnc tulit pune
turr, 9ui miscuit utiie dulc
40 OasEnvrp
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FoR TAE ENoUrakR.
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
By I. DAVIS.

Whel Fancy from the Azure Skies,
On Earth came down, before unseen;
She htde the woidrous Structure rise,
And laply chose this sylvan scene.
The Graces too. with sprigltly air,
Assisted IN the work divine
The Arch they form'd, with incest care,
And made the murm'ring stream incline.
Then Fancy from the pile above,
Would gaze with rapture, Beading o'cr;
And charm'd behold the streamiet rove,
While Echo mock' j It's feeble roar
And here the w;Id'ring Indian stood,
With upiift har,ls, and eye amaz'l,
As sudden from the devious wood, a.
He first upon the Fabric gaz'd
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" iRGlNIA-At a Superior Court OF Chsn-
Gerry, holden at tile Capitol, in Sich,nond,
Sept. the 18Th; 1907
John Hopkins, Plaintif:--Against Corbh Cr;f.
i'm, Henry Lee, SAINT. y. Adams, Jotn Banks &
John Harvie, Detinaaats
rms SUIT abates lie !cfend mt, Ino Har.
Vie by his death, and OH 80, ro5on of the Plain.
tf by counsel, Subnona Scncfiei,s. II, r.yi,.>
S INST Edwin HIve, hi executor, IS awarded
resurnable mere, AM the defend ni SaiNl {; A.
dams, pOn whom all attachment ,,,r his co re nnt
n not answering the bill OF tn. plalnutF. hufh
IN re h'hed exec. ted, still eiinr 10 ans1ys.
the same, ti'e court On IN itici If tie Pia,n,iT
D. counsel, doh take his bill for confessed as t6
Shat defend 'nt, and The cause corrns. ON to bs
heard' as to 're defendant. John Ranks, ON he
o'l and his answer, and bel e argued By counsel.
on c"aside atom thereof, the co:.rt ia. h
accounts between the parties in this slil to one,
OF its Commissioners to ia by him e xami...J.
stated and settled, md to the court reporied,
"'Ih any matters specially state |, thought 5art
ie"t by himself, 'r require" by the parti, to be
- 'ta'l q, un!es, me fen, ITS, Corbin C. rfin.
S'ml. y Aduns az E win Harvi,, on or bore.
ne 10Th day of the term next, after they shali
iaVe been ,eryed, ah copy oftlis order, shewt
cause to the cont,lry.
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4 TrENrlCN Lost on Monday the 5ld of
\ October, one Tobacco NO X, Inspected
at Rockets Ware House, the Isl Dec 1907,
No. al, weight 1405.-This is to- caution all per-
sons whatsoever, from purchasing or trading for
lhe sad Iob"cco Note, as the legal steps Wi; be
taken to procure a duplicate, and this n).icI.
viii be plead in bar against any person WHO may
claim of me the value of the Tobacco So purcha-
sed. JOSEPH SWIFT
oc'. H. Liaw1tT]
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IETER TtNSLEY, C. c.

X OMMISSI 0NER', OFFICE. R;e,mo,,;
~ 7h October, 18O8-The parties concerned
are requested to attend at ,,v Office, at the Bell
4vein in this city, on the 9Th day Of Dec next,
which time 1 snail pro eed 20 carry the above
!ecretal order into effect
PArTR HENDKEN, III C2neanissioner
oct H. 1aw4wl
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October s.
TRUE PATRIOTISM.

That noble fame which animated the
bosoms of the heroes and cages of the re-
vo.ution still glows with more than vented
Frdonr; Alive to national honor, happiness
and feeling, the majesty of Republicanism
has triumphed most giorinusly in all quar-
ters from which we have heard. The
tradesman, the farmer, the seaman and
merchant, at this election, have borne am
pie testimony OF that noble spirit which wcds
them to their country and its lndcpen-
Gcncc.
The total majorities of the different dis
tricts in the city and county amount in the
aggregate to the ,inexampie,l majority of
$500. Annapolis has also triumphed in the
glorious cause. Kent has likewise returned
republicans, and majority for Montgo-
merry. From Ann Arundel cheering news
is expected, although we have had nothing
positive.
After the certainty Of the county election
was ascertained Yesterday, a procession was
formed. nj the Point, composed of the far
mers of the COUNTY, and the seamen, me-
chanics and merchants Of the CITY and Point,
together with other republican citizens. In
the front was borne the plough on wheels,
under the guidance of capt. Stansbury, one
nt the county members elect----lhis was
followed by citizens Of the precincts and
County. To this succeeded schr. appro-
priately rugged, decorated and named
On board Of this vessel were the city can
didates for assembly, and the congression-
a members elect OF the district, with the
proper officers. Citizens of every business
and profession we're liz the professional
E'lnks. They were attended by martial mu-
sic.
After moving through the different streets
of the city, they reached Hampstead hill
about dusk, where they kindled flame a.
round six pieces IF Gin on which had been
paiG tribute to Great Britain accompanied
by discharge of II rounds of cannon.
Over the pipes of Gin was suspended a
Canvass which bore the following inscription.
IS British Orders Of Council" The frame to
which twas attached, somewhat resembled
q galloWs the whole was consumed amid
the patriotic shouts of thousard s Of cur fell
low citizens.
After this was accomplished, the processi
on returned by torch light to the city
When they arrived in South Street opposite
the residence Of Mr.. M'Kim, he addressed
them as friends, fellow citizens and Ameri-
cans, thanked them for the hOners conferred
on him, glor'ied in the testimony they had
given Of their attachments to the principles
for win. ch the best blood of orr country had
been split, and was glad that they had not
furnished the luStTe of the day. when
three huzzas were given. The procession
moved on small distance further when the
patriotic farmer, Stansbury, addressed the
audience, with his usual warmth, was huz-
zacd and retired The procession as they
passed General Smiths residence gave him
three hearty cheers. returned whence it
started and the multitude quietly disper-
scd....fD,cr.
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TAKE NOTICE--,I hereby royokc the Pow
i or of Attorney, given by me to Mr. beniamin
b. Ford, and hereby notify, that NO person or
persons whatsoever, shall transact any business
with him ~ my name, after the date Of this adj
"ertisement. ROBERT DUNCAN.
Oct H. T1g1
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"A r pRIGlI'N 80, at MYses,s Anclinn

A r PRfgA7E STIR, at MYEss's Auction
j Store, just received
4 Bdcs Hendsi Cottori.
8 Rdes hlrc aud white mixed Kersevs.
3 B-lcs UUEThicks, assorted---white. bIna
green and mixed,
2 Bales w elsh Pi9ins---vhite ard blue,
8 Bales Coating--Blue and red,
Cases London fashionable Beaver Hate.
And an additional supply of the best Dutch
b9LIING CL0TH5 Also, in Stere, Prime
do Sugars m hhd5. and bb,s Loaf 81.
gar. " .lasscs, oli Madeira Wine, d iantitv Of
Gin Cases ,Hd Dcmljohns Oct g. rTtf1
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October 2.

NJIiFDcT
EXtract of letter from respectable com
merciai ho.isc 10 London. to- their CORES
pendent in tliis cit datcd Aug s.
hiicr VIA. We wrote YOU in our last,
you would, We fear, be anxiousy expecting
information from Us of favorable nature /;
the hope expressed then must have arisen
from the idea which We have heard many
Srata;n since that date. that the prociama
tirn oi peace with Spain, released the nen-
tai ilags from the restrictions of our orders
q: council Of the 11th and 25th Nov. as to
'ssseis proceeding 10 neutral ports to ports
.. JPain and back again we are decidedly
81 a contrary opinion, and found it upon the
Gear and eXorcss words delivered by the lord
president Of the privy council to commit
tee OF American merchants, Of whom our
q. &. was one he said that the restricting
part OF the orders in council we're applicable
60 cve:y lag excepting that Of his B,itannic
maiestr's allies, aud being asked by 4. G.
70 cndmeraie them, nc answered =" The
Kings IF S7Vcdch ard Sardinia oniy." #
IS therefore our opinion that any adventure
from America to Spain or Portugal would be
su1ject to being broi ght in by our cruisers
snd would be condemned.
&" In regard to the embargo in the ". 8
a. cannot see what advantage could be OBJ
- b. taking It oil 50 long rs the DEGREES
81 &c continent, ard our orders in council
remain III force. ii your embargo was re
moved, your merchants would ship immeus,
quantities o. al sorts OF produce for the
: oris Of Great Bri,ai'f, and OF course eSpec,
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I ANDINC from the Sch'r Richmond Pack
IL ct, capt lie Fort, IA bales coarse Woolcns.
consisting Of Kendall Cottous, St.ioed Blanket
ing, Plains, kcrseys, 8: a and "a Cloths
IN SI'3PE--34 hhds. Molasses, , hhds An
tig'ia Rum, hhds brown, and hhds loaf SUI
gar, Is tierces green Coffee, pipes best Holland
Gin, 10 or. casks Sherry Wine, and 400 bars III.
rerpool Salt, of bushels to the har-f1r sale
~ GEORGE WATT.
Octoher u. iawFJ
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OMMTC1ED to he Jml of Essex q IL.
~ on the LIST Gay OF Sept negro man named
BEN, vino says he belongs to Samuel Pleasants
D Powhaian couaty, and Runaway from Wilton
Hicks Of Goochiand to whom lie was hired. MI
ny him employed in q coal yard / gn. SD i;EN
IS about as years Of age, 5 feet inca.s b.,-h.
has scar on the left side of his nce, inst oo,
lite his nose, grey hairs ~ ths right i:de OF ms
rcsd had on when committed, pair If brow n
inen rowsers, blu. round jacket, and snuff CO..
'of,d wa'stcoat HIS owneris requested to come
Onward, take him away, and pay ch rr.s. or the
laws in sUch cases will be nforced b,
JOHN GIBSON, Dc8uy .Yailofx
Oct IL. fnsI
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6,928

Leaving the immense majority OF 5 Jos in
favour of the Democratic Ticket, or Messrs.
Moore and M'Kim The former from the
county, the latter from the city.
In the district nf Kent, &c. I{9ntgomerY,
(Rep.) is reelected, in opposition to Spcn-
Ger.
In the district of O Anne's, G oldsboroueh
(Rep.) is elected in opposition to Brown.
In tho district OF Frederick &c p. B Key
(Fed. and British pcnsioner) is reelected ia
opposition to Wampler
In the district of Charles county, &c. ]
Campbell (Fed] is elected over Fenwick.
In the district of Calvert, &c. Van Horne.
Rcp.) is said to be elected over Calls.
The fe3eraiists pretend 20 hope, that they
will have a majority in'the State Legislature
In which case, they viii attempt to elect x
U. Harper, OF Burr memory, i'll the place O
Gen. Smitn, o the Senate of the u. S.
III ali probability the democratic MAORI
ties in Pennsylvania viii almost equal those
of Maryland. At the election of inspectors
OF Friday last, the democrats had thousand
majority in Philadelphia county and in the
ciCy where the Fcdcralists rcigned trium
plant for several years past, the democrats
airly matched them on the sane day each
party having elected their inspec, ors in Sc
ven wards of the city-the whole being di-
vded into fourteen wards. Next TUESDAY
the general election will take place, when
" Tory federalism" will be laid low
Bat. Uhig Oct. g.
in the borough of Lancaster too, where
the federalists gained their election in 1905
by 276 votes, the democratic inspectors
were elected on Friday last by majority of
54--and " accounts from tine westward are
till more and more hattering" ....D.
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the sarc rea' who advocated the Sderal
adninistfato m ard the staud;ng armv VIVA.
did al y tend to, To niN,orchy. u is az
iuesi,ahle consequence OK 'diSconraGing the
militia Place any man at the head Of an
army with uncontro,ab.- power. and from
that moment his character received ne
stamp; his views a new tcnt--his ambition
i.calied into play. This it was ,het ,eieva-
Ted All Oliver. Croin we,l--this it was which
h,i,ted Bonaparte TO the pinnacle or royal
t. fL
= lie ygais> resumed the subject of the en-
U.ngo; addressing the farmers, f"r whom
hencvolen, lawyers expressed SO mrch con-
Germ Whowcre they tn imposed the cm-
bnrgn s--nnt the tnerciiants--fDr there were
hut f,nr OF any note in Congress ; not the
LAWYERS, for we have got rid OF mnst d,
them in Congress. The embargo wSs laid
(he might saw By the Representations of the
farmirg interest If the United States They
knew the risk they van, but they knew the
measure was wi>e--snd at-any rate, the bu-
siness Of representative Was not to court
popularity, but to regard the best interests
of the nation.
He c1<hortea the meeting to strenuous e.,-
ernions on l!onHag rcrt-the day which
sho,,ld determine whether Maryland world
be fcdeyUf--cr republican. In this district
there was no fear; blt he wished them to
crush federalism So cGectuaNv that II should
rise 40 nore. THE repeated applause from
beginning to end, was SO great rs to suspend
the remarks ofthe Speakers very frequently.
: I would call the extreme &C this lnnh, cheer
ing, hat-wavng approbation. by the name Of
sycothGncv-did / not know that they
are Justified in any species of applause for
sentiments--which the Tory party are in
the habit Of eXccrating every day. One ex-
IRENE leads to anothcr.1
October s.
French " EhornI;t..'' Hc::::>::.c J, : : 800
ciously consented that the ship Shephertess
of this port may return freighted with sea
ni9n, formerly belonging to American YES
sells condemned in France, &c. She was to
sail about the first OF last nonth...-Fed. Gaz.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

The election for Members of Congress and
of the state Legislature, took place in Mary
land last Tue day-The election IN the city
and county cf Baltimore produced triumph
ant republican majdriIies. The votes were {:
Moore. MKim. Winder
Baltimore county, 3375 3O93 ZOOS
Baltimore city, 1858 $3.50 Sl4
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CIRCULAR.
RfcuMoND, October 10, 1908

RfcuNoND, October 10, 1903.
GENTLEMEN;
From some information that we have re-
ceived, we are induced to believe, thar the
day of electing the Electors of the presi
dent and Vice-President ofthe United States
is unknown to many OF the people We
have therefore thought it best to resort 70
his public method of informing YOU and
them, that the election takes place through
ont this State on Monday, the 9TH of No
veinber.
We must also request you, Gentlemen, to
communicate this information to the ctizens
OF your county, as generally as possible by
hand bills circulated for this purpose. Ii
is our object and wish to have as general a
suffrage as possible, throughout Virginia, on
this important occas sion We i.:..
of the success of the Madison Ticket
throughout this State or the United States.
But it is best to guardsagainst every posi-
bic contingency. The opponents of Mr.. Ma
olson will probably employ every exertion
in behalf of his competitors Not a vote of
theirs will probably be lost.
1t is, besides, peculiarly important, that
the citizens of our sister states should have
as distinct sense as possible OF the senti-
ments and dispositions Of the people of Nir-
ginia.
We remain, Gentlemen,
Respectfully,
Your Fellow Citizens,
WILLIAM FOUSHEE., SExR.
PEYTON RANDOLPH,
THOMAS RITCHIE.
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
(Messrs. Nenable and Storrs are absent
from the City.)
TO the Chairman and Co,reshonding
Committee q the County Of -
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the firm of Darmsdatt, Foster & Satche.l,
WI be dissolved by mutual consent, on the 1Oth
inftant-Al claims against the firm will be paid
upon application 10 John Foster and John Sat
chei, who are authorised to receive ali debts due.
] DARMSDATT,
]. FOSTER,
J. ATCHELL.
Richmond, 9TH Oct 1858.
The Auction and Commission business, will be.
continued in the same pIa.e, by the Subscribers,
under the firm OF. Foster and Sltchell.
JOHN FOSTER,
JOHN SATCHELL.
Wio offer fer sale or liberal Credit:
- Bales OF coarse WoOlens, con.ist;ng of Ne
gro Cottons, White ard blue Kerseys, white,
Drown, olive and mixed duties Blue SagSathy, Sc
hiuscovado SuTar III hhds. and barrels,
Brown HAVANA DO. in boxes,
Green Coffee III ticrces and h.rr"ls
White Do. in bags,
Old and ne,, Antigua Rum in hhds
Northern Rum IN hlds
London Particular Madeira Wine in Pipes, 6
years old,
Country Gin in barrels,
Salt in Sacks,
Gun-Powder & Imperial Tea in small chests.
Young Hyson Tea, in Or chests,
Rec III nhds. and tierces,
Liverpool Ware in crates,
Patent Shot, Spanish Segars Philadelpbi,
Soap aud Candles &C.
hLSo-A few packages of Goods CONSISTING
OF white and -Oiored India Goods, Can, 5ric. st,,t,
ted, Len", Mall Null and other Muslins. Cam
brio and Muslin HInd'kfs. Caps and kers. nm
asSortn-'lt OF Ginghains, Camel Har Shawis.
5 , ana GiBS WhPs, Letter Paper, and Lon
don made Silver Watches
a pax tvery likely young CdRRI4GE HoR-
SES, to be sold low for Cash, ON = snort crad,t
Oct II. C2ti
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Ertrcct Of a lefter from Gentieman il
XRkkimOrc.

IItLItIVyIf.
" The Election OF yesterday, by far ex-
cecded or most sangnins expectations. The
democratic majority in the county and city,
will exceed 5000 votes. ia 10 insfa ICE have
We failed OF success With great AMI over
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(hesSrs. NenaoIe ana otorrS are absent
from the City.)
TO the Chairman and Correshonding
Committee Of the County Of -
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A letter from Salem mentior5, on trying the
constitutionalty OF the Embargo law, before the
District court u states in the case ofa vessel that
had been seized for violation of them, eleven
out oftwclve Of the jury were in favor Of the de
fcndant--rhc jury not agreeing, new trial must
take place.
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Richmond, 9Th Oct. 1898.

The Auction and Commission business will be
continued in the same Pie BY the Subscribers,
under the firm of Foster and Sltcieil
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The Government dispatch slip Union
capt. Givdon, sailed rem Newcastle OH
Sunday last, with fair wind.
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The Monroe Committee have announce
that they committed on error by introducir
the names of DIR. Lucas Of Mecklenburgl
and Or. Mackic of Frederick on their Elc,
toral Ticket. The error has been recti!ie
by substituting the names OF Peter Bailey fl
the first, and Henry ST. George Tucker f
the last mentioned county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.

u Those gentlemen who have been so oblig-
ing as to receive subscriptions for ''The Spiris
of Seventy Six" arc requested by the Subscri-
Der to forward a list of the subcribers' names,
and those oftheir places of residence, or of the
post Offices to Which their papers must be res
pectively sent, SO as to reach this by the 10th
or 18th Of this month, as the first number of
g The Spirit Of Seventy Six" will certainly APP
pear on the 18Th, ofthe present month In some
instances it will be impossible for want # time
ly notice, TO comply with this and those ca
ses. it is hoped, list will be forwarded as ear
ly after receiving this notification. rs opportu-
nifty shall permit, or convenience dictate. I'm
every instance they are solicited to retain in
their possession, some what longer, the rigin-
al subscription papers.
EDWARD c. STANARD.
Richmond Sept ST 1908