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ton was very important one. It nigh,
happen that the speaker would have to
act in the capacity Of President of the Uni
ted States, and he trusted that the house
would now be governed by the gosd old
rule, that majority should prevail in their
decisions.
Mr. Stanford was also in favor of ano /.
ther ballot.
The question was then taken whether
the house would proceed to a second bal
lot, and carried-67 10 -.
Mr. Macon moved to postpone the ballot
Tor short time, tina, the gentlemen who
had been SO good as to give him their
votes, might have an opportunity of select
ing another candidate. He was very
thankful to those gentlemen: but he had
no wish to occupy the chair he prefer
red seat on The aoor-and, in faet, his
health would not Justify hi. acceptance of
the station of speaker. The motion was
lost.
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ihc Kew. MIR. Lee having ma ori;y, was du-
ly elected.
The Speaker laid before the House a letter
firm the Comptroller oithe Treasury, enclosing
statement OF unsettled balances standing on
the bo5!s of tie United States The comnu-
nication and documents were orc cred to be prin.
ted
Mr.. POindester offered the following resoluti
on:
Pesofved, That a committee be appointed to
enquire INTO the expediency of allowing the citi-
zens OF the county OF NJ Olson, in the Mississippi
Territory, Representative in the assembly of
hat territory.
Mr.. TrOxp moved to amend the motion by adj
ding the folio wing, in substance, which he after
wards consented to make the subject of a sepa
rate motion, as follows:
Res0lUed, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be directed 10 lay before the House of Represen-
tdises any inform alton he may have touching a
ny settlement contrary TO law Oh the public lands
pf IN UnIled States, III the county of Madison in
Tie Mississippi ferrOry--by wi ON, to- what ex-
mt, and what measures have been taken for
their removal.
both these resolutions were agreed to.
Nj. P0iHdester took occasion to observe that
the cHizcns 1t madlson county were not Yazoo
settlers, as the genu man from Georgia seemed
To suppose, but persons who lad become purcha-
scrs OF public itni, some Of VI ch in that county
hah been sold at 20 and so dol ars the acre and {,
considerable sum of the purchase money of
which had lately been paid into the Treasury.
o. the motion of Mr.. Smile, a comm tee was
app nted to prepare and report standing rules
and orders Tor the government of the House.
The committee consists of Messrs. Macon, Smi.
lie, Rhca OF Ten Southard, Shaw
On the receipt of message from the Senate
on the subject of JOINT committee of enrolled
bills. committee for that purpose was ordered
, to be appointed on the part Of this House
Messrs Crawford and ROane were named ac-
cor,lngiy.
| Mr.. Mo'rop presented several petitions, =
mongst winch was one from purchasers of pub
lie lands, praying extension of the time allow
ed tor payment iOc the lame which were seye
rally referred.
! and the House adjourned till Monday morn
/ ing IL O'Clock,
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JOHNSON AND RFAT
JEWELLERS T. 3ILYERSA11yHs .

~ ~ blk L lNO 4 OIL Il ESNIIyf{S
a t the crescen, sign opposite the Es,sle Ia
- n vern-HaVe Just received an additional SUD-
ply OF ARTICLES IL their line, (wl:ich with ,heir
former stock VIII render der assortment ye,y
comolete) con ising Of
Pearl Ear Rings, Ear.Rings * Drops, Br,a4-
Pms, Bracelets ..c + lCsr -t-s
Jet Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Ear II rgs s. Neck
iaces, tortoise -Sicii C"1hs ;e n'psi approved
patterns, god Watch-Chg ". :. / ~, k :. ~
The latest Patterns, Ear. Rings, Eng II :,
Breast-Pins, Bracliets, bu,,"us I.occts nd
Miniature Settings.
Siirsr Tea Pts, fcF Pots, Sugar I,ls 81,
Sirp Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams I'd C - s.
Iahle,dese t, tea ne sli Slo,ps,s u to V,
ream and mustar Ladies. Salt St~no. :5l5r.-
hies, Coral < Bells Tea Torgs 4 pcnci Cases.
silver mounted Duks, Swords ami Snuff Boxes
Plated C'stors of various prices, Caudlestcks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Fo,s, Sugar Dishes. Greene
Pots, SILT Stands, Table Spoons and Tea rongs
Block tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other ARTICLES too tedious to cni,me-
rate here, all of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for WORT; strictly attended ,o-
The highest price given for old silver and gold
December 7. e,,tf
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n OTfCE-In virtue of decree of the com.
l ty court Of iftnrco, shall, on Tuesday
the 9th of January next, upon the premises, a.
bout II O'Clock, expose to sale, nv rublic aucti-
on to the highest bidder, tie ROUSES e LOTT
lately occupied by Marks Vandc w:,ll as post
office in this city, adjoining the Globe Tavfrn--
the SAID Lott is subject to ground rent Of E20
per annum forever The teens Of sale will lie
one third in cash. one third in SIX months. and
the residue within twelve months Bcrds with
approved security will he require Il rer the two
last payments, and the title retained in the COM
missioner until the payment is made agreeabIy
TO the provision of the said decree
DANIEL FANDEW1LL, Co,,r'r.
Richmond, December z. w4w
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GConare68.
IN SENATE-Nov. %. 1900


On nation Of Mr. G3odrich,
Reso'red aqor mon'iy, That the members OF
the Senate from sincere drsire ofshe,yins tinir
respect to ihe memory Oft lc Hon. Sairrsl White
decc ascd late a nae mber the, r,f. win an $50
mourning for inn for one month by The usuoi
nede OF wearing Grape round the lett arm
. Move mber so, 1909.
FOREIGN RELA lions.
We l'Hhw'ng motion 'as submitted by M
SHc@ To- iie consideration ~ the Senate.
hrso.rea, f,d 20 nin II Of tie Presidents Mes
sage - ~ ,P.ctS he relations existing bcfwee
c,e Uh'''d Sites aa.l Cr,a, Britain s,,1 F,,,c,
VT nc accompanying documents, be ref IRE,
" 60 "ct comm ice will Instructions TO exam.
90 q sane, aud report thereon ~ ,b. .er,t.
go .a1i the committees ns'e ie&sc t. repor, b,
BIZ. or bills, On Otherwise
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enqmrrr 0n:ee.
VIRGINIA LEGTSLdTURE.

During the two last days, various memo
rails and petitions have been read in the
House of Delegates. No grea, question has
been yet taken UPON Tuesday, resolu-
ton for the appointment OF q Chahl4in wa,
negatived Nays 81, Ayes IS. Yesterday the
House were engaged for some time, in rea.
ding sonie of the Documents accompanying
the Governors CohmnRication--pa;icu
the papers communicated by the Governor
of Pennsylvania. relative to the late affair
OF Gideon Olmstead. and enclosing reso!u-
ton proposed BY the Legislature. of rne5,l,syl-
vania, for amending the Constitution of the
y. STATES.
message was also received from the
Governor, enclosing letter from John MI
nor, Esq. of Fredericksburg, resigning his
commission as Brigader General.
CREED TAYLOR presents his respects to tho
Editor of The Enquirer. c. T. regrets to learn,
that mr Hay feels hurt bv an expression ascribed
to hin by e T. in the last Fridays Enquirer, in
the case ct B@gars IS. Anderson ct al The ex-
preston IN this case was certainly authorised, as
i, appeared to c. 7 by MIR. Hays own words in
the case ni .Nrioson, &c. Us Hancocs &C. But
{. T is willing to believe, that Mr. HIS express
sion I'm this case, us'.d in The innocent sense
OF which 1t is susceptible While c. I. felt it
his duty to remark upon what he deemed an i'm
proper expression, it far from his intention to
aso'ihc TO MIR. Hay any improper motives in u
sing it.
c. hopes that this voluntary explanation on
his part, will be as satisfactory to Mr. III. as it is
grateful to c T's own feelings.
His zpords IN this case Srcre ." it IS a SUB
lct Of great Importance TO the Public and TO the
bar"
- In this paper. we have dispatched all the
Core poudencc, between Mr.. Jackson and Mr..
Smith-and Mr.. Smiths with Mr.. p nlsney res
pecting Mr.. J.-Of the Documents win h accom-
panied the Presidents Message, there remain
behind only, two letters between Messrs. Can
ming & Pinkney, & the French Core pondence--
which we shall lty before our readers i'll orr next.
From our desire to get through these Docu-
mens as soon possible, we have been compel
led to lay over the Governors Commun cation 10
the Legislature of Virginia This, with very
interesting decision pronounced in the Court Of
Appeals an turday last, will certainly appear
IN our Saturdays paper-Origin 4 articles must
sleep until these public papers have been sub
mittcd
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December Z.

IN GHANCERY Nor humberland County
Court 14th Nv, mbcl, 1909
James Smith, pit against frzabcth D Ia
ker, Virgins Boxer, Walter Baker and Sam cI
Blackwell, drfs
The Defend mis Elz beth BAkcr. Virginia
Baker and W@lttr d ker not syng en"red ireir
appearance and given secuf itv necordn 10 f,,s
act o. Assembly, md he rules Ct this court ar il
appearing I" the sitisf cton 1i this CO 1T tsst
they are not iuhabt'n's Of his y e. ON LIE troti-
IN Of tn plaintiff, II is dsesce md ordered. la.t
he sad defend ,ns al,p az her, on th Art osy
" March Court u..t, and answer tue pal Z ne
olsnitii', aud ;hat COPY oS sis order ~, fo.th-
n inserted fsc two months ,ucce .siyel, y,
me newsplPer puilisEc.i in the city OF X In
arnd, snd posted attic front door Of the court
)Gse Of this county.
df,cst
FLEMING MITES, c v
'''cF'''f' = v2mk
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- or V1ys ard Iteans--Hessrs Eppcs. w.
Aston, Taimadge, Montgomery, Bacon, Smile
and Root
wyn, Ely. Boyd, Howard, Cold and Cobb
- Of keoisai ard u. finished Bnsinoss--Niessrs
Sonthsrd, Shaw aud 4 Jackson
- II 4iccegnfs,- Messrs Mnor, Kennedy AMI
Turner
- District Of Cotun,bia-Messrs Lore, Van
Horn. l. J. Aston, Newbold, S Smith, Ta.;sait
and Haven.
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M & B. MYERS, OFFER FOR SALE
1SA' Muscovado and HAVANA Sugars, Impe-
rial and Hyson Teas, Old Madeira Wine, Az
monds Cordials, Ginger, Pepper, Pimento. Ha-
wanna Cigars, C"pperas, Window Glass, Paints,
Printing and Wrapping Paper, De Si!ver's Play
ing Cards, German OznaLurss, Ravens Duck,
Cotton ShII1irsS, Hosiery and Dimt es End
DUTCH BoEsING CLOTHS # best quality
ALso-]usT RECEIVED,
5 casks mountain Malaga Wine, lis boxes and
kegs OF Raisins, 10 kegs Figs, and few Jars of
Spanish Olives.
December 7. 9qwkt
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~ cHANcERY-No Northumberland County

7 N CHANCEKY. Northumberland COUNTY
4 Court. 18Th November, 1909
Joseph Rogers, pit Against Eliz beth 3 Ba.
ker, Virginia Baker, Walter c. Baker and HON.
err Webb, detfs.
The Defendants Elizabeth B. Baker, Virginia
Baker and Walter c. Boxer not having tSrtd
their appearance and given security accorIinr Z,
the act OF Assembly, and the rules OF this court,
ana 1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the cogrt
that they are not inhabitants of this state. on h
motion of the plaintiff, IT is decreed and ordered
That the said defendants appsar here on the first
day OF March court next. and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff and that copy Of his order be forth
with inserted for two months successfully in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond. anil posted at the front door the clur.-
house OF THIS county Ind uir .fmtLor oyde,ed,
That the defendant Webb retain n is ,n,s any
money he may lave belonging 20 the estate ortbe
late Doctor coroan BAKE III the ia Their order
OF the court.
dted
FLEMING Rates, NC
December Z. Uo,d
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LIST OLE COMMITTEES
Appointed By the S6,ater in pwsuanee gt ne

A3poirfedby fhe Sbfdter In ba,Suanoc # ne order
4 'he Hoase Of RcbresentatiVeS
Committee 81 EIsctiens- Mesers Fndlcy, Clay
Sturgcs, Troup, TaJlo Van Rensselaer, an
GanHett.
-9 GaimS-Messrs. Johnson, Pitkin, But
Ter, Brown, Stanley, Gholson, and l. d. por
teT.
- If Commerce and MaqatGefwcs.
NV IN, ID ana, Marion, Cuts. N. L. Moore
Sa AND Seybert.
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TOR SALE, the iRpoIted 1o~-e MAeIg OFT
credit Of one or two wear, -Macic RAY
BE seen in Richmond for two or three dsys. and
terms made Inown by
THOMAS BRANCH
Chesterfield, December itT
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A have sustained great inconvs nj ence
\ and injury by trespasses on my plantation,
do hereby torwarn all persons, rhs, the law will
be put in force in future against those WHO may
h unit or pass through my plantation on any occa-
sion whatever
BEN9JNTN FISHER
Louisa, December Z, 1899 Isl
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Mr.. Giles introduced the foregoing resolution
with observing in substance, that in presenting
the resolution to The consideration of the Senate
ne did not mean at this time 10 suggest any spe-
ciiic course OF proceeding, as proper to be oh.
served upon the very delicate and interesting To.
p'cs embraced by It i; nor 10 pledge himself up
On presenting any specific proposition for tie inal
adoption OF the Senate but he was induced 10
introduce the subject at this early period OF the
session, because he was deeply impressed. with
the Importance of the disclosures made in the
Message and the accompanying documents as
they respect the interests, the character, and G.
ven the independence of the u. States. He con-
cewed that considerations vi;aiiy interesting
10 the nation certainly demanded the most prompt
attention, and most serious animatlverson oil Con
gress. He had presented the resolution in this
genera'ised form. TO give the committee the frees,
range in devising and reporting measures, suited
to the difficulty and drhcacy of the crisis
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FRIDAr, Dec. !.

The resolution yesterday submitted tn
Mr.. Giles. svas agreed 20 g 69essrs. Giles.
Pofe, Bradiey, Goodrich, Lei6, Sumhter
and Gilman. 7vere ahilointed committee ii,
pursuance hereoc
The folto7cips resolution Svas submitted
for consideration by Mr.. Lcib:
Resolved. That so much efthe Presidenf's
message as relates 10 al efficient oryani-cti-
ON ofthe militia ofthe u. STATES. be referred
10 select committee zvith ieape to rejlort Gy
BIZ or ofAer7vise.
mr.. Condit zvas ahhoinfea to join a com
mtttee 10 be nhhoinsed by tie House for
examining enrolled bills.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-We understand, the
Cnfted STATES slip Of qva,' John Hdan,s, CAPT.
Epan8. 7piH shorfty sail for port in the
IHorth Of Eurohe.
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Nm order has been issued at Cadiz 6y the
Wiantsh Government, aho70ing all vesscls
7rho bring ca'socS Of rice, -four and trout
sionS, 10 ezhOrt sfiecie.
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His grords IN this case qrcre Z" it is a sub
j'o Of great Importance to the Public and TO The
bar"
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"EW ORLEANS, Aov. o--6rrivcd, The
french Schooner Of War La franchise, 1t.
|htOnher, CAPTURED by tie u. States' RIM
peSsct. No. 65, 1t. Commnndant Derfer,
.Jor a breach cfthe third section offhe nm
tnferco"r8c haqo, fesscd March ISL. 1909
Ia franchise is said to haze cargo of
Watso ana sfecie, tsken from on board tzuo
4WaHfSh schOonc"s.
CofccHouse Books.
LA |ranchise came INTO mis- fort some
inc since, IN distress, ard Gfter rcftting,
Jrocecded ~ sra, shortiy gfter Me sailing
Va SHon'sh Ueseel. richlv Iadcn. qpifh sbe-
0r, indigo, G5'c JVhen sir ief norf. (om.
Porfcr ordercd CAPT. Derfer ~ zy4fch her
ouf f ne soafers ofbe U. StuJcS. undey AT
aFPrchensi9'1 ave fresnme. Mat she miPht
efemff 10 piola'e our neufroHfy1
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I'm. Pfnkney, Esq G'c &c. &c.
{ Documents to be continued. J
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COLUMBIAN MILLS-The subscriber i'm.
~ forms his friends. and the public, that he
will purchase WHEAT delivered at the CoIum.
bian Mills, or he will receive wheat there to be
manufactured on very moderate and advantage.
GUS terms to the holders of this artce---viz for
every $40 pounds Of good merchantable wheat,
he will engage to deliver one barrel of good SUI
perfine Hour, or he will receive wheat ut six
shiilings and six pence per biishcl of GO pounds
and deliver superfne hour at six dollars twelve
cents, with small proportion of fine Rour at five
dollars sixty two cents per barrel all to be in
sPectcd and delivered in good order at the mill.
The flour made at this mill has always been
held IN high repute, and il is the intention of the
present proprietor to sustain its character.
The Corn Mills in complete ortier-every at
tention will be paid to the customers sending
their Corn there to be ground on toll at the usu.
al rate.
Good fresh Meal for sale in small or large
Quantities at very moderate prices for CASH
Apply to Mr. Samuel Leech on the premises
or to JOHN CRANBERRY, Norfolk
GJ Cash given for Corn delivered at the mill
July 18. If
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NiRCINlA.-Ata Superior court of Chance
~ holden at the Capitol in Richmond, June
Goth 1909.
George Fisher, Elizabeth Fisher, Jane Fisher,
Boiling Fisher, and Elizabeth Fisher, eXecutT:X
OF Daniel Fisher decd Pitts against John FISH
or and Edward Fisher executors of Daniel Fish
er, William Stark, James Dennison, Archibald
Oracle, Mary Fisher, David Robertson and Rich.
ard Smith
This was this day partly heard on the
bill, sundry exhibits, and the report of Commits.
sioner Wilder, pursuant TO the order of the 18th
day of February last, with exceptions tbercun-
to by the plaintiffs, but none on the part Of the
defendants On consideration whereof the court
confirming so much of the said report as states an
account OF the legacy due to Elizabeth Fisher,
AVID of the Annuity to Jane Fisher two of the
plaintiffs, doth adjudgc, order {. DECREE that the
defendant John Fisher pay to Elizabeth Fisher,
daughter To Daniel Fisher, the elder, deceased
two thousand and thirty three pounds twelve
shi!ihgs and six pence with interest at the rate
OF five ser cent,m per annum. on one thousand
two hundred and thirty two pounds ten slmgs
from the first day Of JANUARY one thousand eight
hundred and nine until payment and to the said
Jane Fisher, another plaintiff, one hundred and
ninety pounds with like interest ON one hundred
and fifty pounds from the imc time, unless the
sad John Fisher, on or before the 10Th day of the
term next after lie shall have been served with
copy ot this decree shew, cause to the contra
ry, and to the residue of the said report, the
court doth rec0mmIt it to Commissioner Will
der, with these instructions, to state specially
the amount at the real and personal estate of the
testator, including that which hath reverted by
the death Of the defendant Mary, and how the
same hath been disposed Of, to state likewise the
amount Of each debt due To, aud from the said
estate and,wItl respect To MIR. Kandolpli's debt,
to state the original amount, how it was secur.
cd, what part hath been paid, how much remains
due, ard whether the security hath been changed
and by whom; to state the advances made to
the children of the 1estator, by him in his life
tune alter they were of age and those which
have been made since his death, and after max
ing the several statements aforesaid 90 present
the same in one general account, showing the ba-
lance due to and by each legatGe, and report the
same 10 The court with any special matters deem
ed pertinent by HIMSELF or required by the par
ties to be specially stated. And to enable the
Commissioners to perform this order, he is autho
rised to examine any of the parties in solemn
! form, for which purpose they are ordered to at
tend the commissioner when by him required
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MANNSFIELD FOR SALE-Tae Sub.cri-
AVA 6ers offer the elegant and highly i'm
proved estate called Man.feid for saie-It is situ-
ted SsHhin less than ssro miles from, the Jospn of
fTedericfs6mg-Ih quantity of Land proposed TO
be disposed Of is about 1900 acres The mansion.
honse and outhouses equal to any IN the. state
comfortable credit spih be allowed for the great
er part Of the purchase money. Tie incrmbrances
on this property will be discharged out OF the pro.
cects ofthe Sdies. to leave to the purchasers
an sndisputed Title. MANN PACE,
BEN.J. BOT7:S.
Fredericksbu,9, .5uiy A. In,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

PETsRsBURc, July 5, 1909
THE Parties 70 the foregoing order are desir-
ed TO take Notice, that have appointed Mon.
day the 18th day of August next, to carry the
same into effect On which day they are requir.
ed to attend at my office, and there to exhibit
the proofs necessary TO enable me 10 com
ply with the directions therein contained.
J0SEPH 6. WILDER, NC.
July u. ep1mE
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W PuBLIsHED BY THOMAS RITcHIE, or.
rostTR THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
1--WE DOLLARS REwARD-strayed o

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-strayed or
A Stolen from the commons of this city some
time last month, Sorrel Mare about feet in
ches high, switch name and tail, shod all round,
two or three round white spots on each side and
a small lump on the back bone occasioned by a
hurt from the hind part of saddle. The above re.
ward will be paid on delivery of the mare to me
in place, or stolen for delivery of thief and
mare fifty dollars will be given.
GEO: WATT,
July 18. IF
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July18.

A VdLUABLE SERVANT FOR SALE
Negro Woman about twenty years of
age, that does not breed, has been we'll brought
up for cooking, washing and ironing, and is
excellent in the house, especially among chill
dren. Apply at this Office.
July 10. IF
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HE different business concerns heretofore
Il existing in this state, under the firms of
buchanan and POok at Petersburg, Robert and
Allen Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired
way & Co at Manchester, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident Mt each place, is charged
with the collection OF the debts due to- tn. cou-
Germ hitherto under has arrangement, and we ear
nestiy request those indebted tn come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
Charge of their debts. Those having claims a.
gainst either of the concerns, will please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
by Robert Paiiot. his .itt'y in Erct.
ROBERT Pollok,
ALLEN POLLOK,
THOS. TIRED WAY.
Virginia, July 10. s-
The subscriber having purchased the stock Of
Goods on hand at this place, will continue bust
ness in his own name, and for his own account,
at the former residence OF Buchanan and Pol
lok
ROBERT POLLOK.
Petersburg, July 18.
The subscribers have renewed their connex-
on ii: business, and mean to prosecute it in this
place under the firm of Pollok and Tredway
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAY.
Manchester, July 49, CIV
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=. OFFICIAL PAPERS,
accompanying the refiorf ofM. Chamhagny,
Secretary Of State, TO The EmAeror Ma
hoieon.
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TRANSLATED FOR THE AuRoRA.1
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No. 3 LETTER from Conr dc Chaht,iagfy
TO NJ. count de NefterHich.
TOULOUSE, July 27, 1903.
"MR. AMBASSADOR.
A particular affair afforded me
an opportunity TO address you briefly res
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Manchester, July 10. CIV .
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" iRCIN! A. At Superior court of Chance
~ holden at the Capitol in Richmond, June