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May 9
DilriA of Columbia,

Coualy Of .Alcaa''@'1a' @ ;g If this coN'
NJ AZ y s e'4r ruoavsy ns's ,, ~ne r'
ed I0HN: he is sad to DC ~, .tst = Of Mary
Robert .spadaiag, q Easton, St ainoAes tjsh
land: he is about 5teet q Of ace, ma'i
and about twenty Tbe ownerls ''
pitted wrh the small poch lie nropcrty p
euested to come and prove ms ns5perr f h~ "
charges and take h'r. away yre U,s
.'e disposed JAMES J., N S, cAN2BE1.A' = .ssr
kpcii IS
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ALEXANDER MOORE ES5

THIS is to give no:see That the 3: sc"+- =
Der of Alexandria county, ID inc o nr,5s515
Columbia, hath obtained from me Pi~r~,,
Court Of said county, letters 81 , a,.l'' Jj.o..
ton on the personal estate OF :a1,s s, [
MPca, late Of the county atotca'lG' go cid ds-
Al persons having aims against the SS;r a. D.
ceased, are hereby warned . to Ia - tie sub.
ssrbsr, OF %, Of before lie ID sx day I! Ho 55
next. or they may by Ia" DC IA1 ;ndcbte
all benefit 70 said cstate--aI'e '"o ;a,c ray
thereto arc required to make lm'''
"'e Given under my hand this ID day q "'''
1909. ,, ,rIcr, Qdm',gr.
3OlN 49, al@ST
no,
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THIS may certify, that about the FIRST Of
October last, was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
p nay p'sysaclaa who is man we'll approved
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TO THE PUgLIC.

The great benefit which ! have exper-
enced from RogeFs's Vegetable, &c and
hrm persuasion lhat it may afford reltef ct
Others. Undue me to make every iaudable ex-
ertion for Its distributor
Fer Eve years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907. in consequence Of taking a violent cold
T had been afflicted with the AsthEnas dis
nYs]er which Tconcelvea &c be hereditary, my
father and grandfather both aaving gre&tly
suffered from It, The disorder increasing
rapidly upon NC, IN the spring OF SOY, 4
consulted DIR. c. L. SeegeT. but the urgency
az his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly 70 my case. MY
business made ii necessary for nae TO leave
home, aud be absent the greatest part Of sanl-
rner, which deprived me of the able profes-
sional assistance Of DIR. Seeger. In Sept.
last, severe cold brought on a violent cough,
and the disorder assumed an aspect mote Sc
rious and alarming than at any aorsaer pertsd
II Was extremely debihtntsds enncJasee and
confined. Such was thu irritability Of nay
lungs, I was obliged TO use the grea.est ca,a--
fion in the act of respiration. Alter tres
,,se of Reeers's Vegetable, &e. snr about two
months, i was perfectly relieved of the dread
INl cough NaVt ~ ~IaA1CSCN tAtS3 @SiS
completely cured Of every symptom of the
Asthusa-In short. blessed he God, have
continued in SOUND health ever since.--As
these facts may be important 10 those unsor-
tunate Individuals who are suffering fie1a the
same disorder, have been thus particular In
their detail And lido not hesitate to declare
nav solemn convictioa, both from ray own ex-
perience and observing Its. effects upon others,
that Ragers's ". P. D. IS an easy, safe and
effecrUai remedy Fer coughs and Asthmas,
and is tie greatest antidote to all pulmonic
somplaints that the world has ever witnessed
Jacob w. Brewifer.
-ssrfAanshfosa, Jaslatary, 500.
THIS may certify, that about the FIRST O
October last, L was attacked with violen
Sough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
= - nay p'1ysaelaa who is . man we'll approve.
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.Aorshamhton, Mss. FEB. 1909.

AorshaNYltoa, Mss. REQ. lSoS.
j James Heaton, also hereby certify, that
in the fall of the year 1903, was seized with
severe cold attended BY an obstinate and
Distressing cough. The violence OF my cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
and feguent splitting Of blood, in short all
the horrid symptoms Of a consumption were
rapidly assaiing me. In this situation | was
recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate relief by administer
inc his Vegetable Detergent have conli-
nned the use of it ever since, and tor three
:, onths past, though not completely restored
to healsh,I have ueen aDie constantly 10 allello
to my business---and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing sutl'
dersGod} to this valuable medicine.
James HeatOn.
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ORFi1A ANS COUN IS

.ALerandric County, MQy zs'"H' !''1'
ORDERED, n,
That the administrator Of Janses 'le az! - -
<Pea. deceased, dc insert the iollo%nS Ia; az
vertisement three times "eeS ~. -
weeks ia the .dlerandyla DAILY Ha-"%'
Test. Dor
ALEXANDER MOORE E5-
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TO THE PUBLIC,
...,..s.r..,.,..,.,.,ss..ssear

Ese ft1s
Wa0 are affected Nth Coughs, C0lds, Asth-
mas and Gonsum,p fi0ns.
FWSEERE is perhaps no medical cbserva-
lion better established, none more gen
orally confirmed by the experience ofthe best
physicians OF all ages and countries, and none
of more Importance to the practitioners, than
the fact, that many OF the most difficult and
incurable complaints originate in neglected
5 COLDS. Ina climate as variable as ours,
where the changes of the weather, are ire
quently Sudden and unexpected, it requires
moro care and attention, 10 guard against this
subtle and dangerous enemy OF lite, than
most people imagine, or are willing to- be-
stow. Henee the vast number OF patients al
fiicted with coughs, catarnhs, asthmas and
consumptions. Ehe many cases of the kind
which lell under my observation, the dlsap-
poinfnient experienced IN practice, from
remedies highly recommended, and my owe
pre-aisposition to pulmonic complaints, were
strong inducements Tor me to consider when
thcr a compound, consisting of naild yeglta-
bile substancss could not be iaveated, more
free from the well founded objections CT pre-
ticioners, aud better calculated to avert the
threatening destruction Of the lungs.
7 have tie satisfaction TO oHerto the public
s,,ch ares.aedy, under the name of the f.
. GETABIE. FULMGNiC1 DETERGENTs
well ADAPTED to various constitutions and ha-
bits, and 10 declare wi1hthe fullest confidence
that found this composition far superior to
Others inten3ed to answer tbs same purpose.
7 am perfectly satisfied, that practitioners,
who have frequently to cernbat the effects OF
Suppressed perspiration and do not neglect
he use of the lancet and other evacuatons,
whenever they are indicated, will place this
medicine on the list of their most fayorite re-
rne1ies.: as itean IN NO case do hagns. lwil
bide by this motto
No RELIEF No PAY.
This MOTTO may be deemed osseasatious by
come, and amounting 10 a positIycness that
the medicine Will invariably effect a cure in
any stare OF q disease, Exc a miracle; the
s proprietor IS Ear from believing that this me
& ,I;c;ne will render mankind Immortal; bat he
Is f,,llr scnsible.2f taken se2sepably,. and ac-
cording to the directions, ittwiN either pre-
vent or cure, and if unscasonobiy, il will most
-sensitly alleviate distress and pVolong lie
and having no desire TO profit By the coA6-
e7ence of the sick and afflicted, int3uces.Ine TO
make the above overture : should the coirzra-
rs ap5ear 10 any iaSlance, as III some It pos
sibly may, the money for the medicine will
oe cheerfully refunded by tkc person WHO
may yenG the same.
-'~ ~ GEORGE ROGERS.
N. B. the above named medicine IS Sc
cured 20 the subscriber by letters patent from
the President OF the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton,
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Of il Ills procession, froM q bIslisc Which !
had rexeayed Or my lett Side aDols fortnight
before. By his consent tried Rogers's Pull
monic Detergent was very weak and low
and took but half the quantity presclbed BY
his directions. In three days was much re-.
loved, and III eight days quite cured q tie.
Cough.
Moses Parsons, Jun.
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pr -, a - 'iss a-e-t,hD, =
1000 bushels srou.a aims ~ |, se4H Hi
DC soid low, il taNen i =, = vii.
nd ac9 "a l4aQ. :" va
VINE u pipes IS
e ,3 7 Ms, WARE IL crate, =,
Best GREEN C0FFEH. y Vel,
Gro. alum and I.iycrpou. SAL 4 '1s,, 9
April 'A f.
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One Hundred D0LIm5 Eeun1d.

Oas Hundred D0lIM5 Eezenrd.
- AN AWAY, from the Subscribers, two
N Slaves, named Billy and NELLY
Billy is mulatto man, and sometimes calls
himself WILL1AM JORDAN AycUsTUs-his
color ncarly as light and approaches that Of q
white man, his hair IS straight and he gene
rally wears it plated and turned up behind
with comb--h!s Visage IS remarkably thin
and his cheek bones high---he has been bro't
up in the house and IS g. very good dining
rotm servant, IS Sbeat ) feet 10 or lEinches
high, very straight bulk, HIS constitution is
not very strong and he is subject TO indispo-
stion---he is about 80 years OF age.
NELLY is tall andrNher inclined towards
corpulency, taWncy color and about forty
five years tage.
They went off together as man and wife,
but it is rerv probable Billy will attempt to
pass as a white nan and will cndeavor 10 sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above seward will be paid for the ap-
prehension and securing OF the SAID Slaves,
if taken up on the north side ct the river Po-
tomac, and information given thereof to their
respective proprietors. A reasonable reward
VIII De gwen IL tii~ ottttS ~ 80
GINA, and reasonable charges will be paid if
brought home.
George Carter,
0atlands, near Leesburg, Virginia.
A. Long,
CoHnty Of Culpeppr, Virginia
April 10. 60
SMITHS WORK.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the pubiic, that they carry on
Ike Black Smith BuS2nesSs
HINTS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
~w@HOSE who favor them with their GUS
4 tom may depend, on having thcir work
done with ncatness and dispatch.
FIELD g ROCK.
M. A smart active lad, about Il OF | )
years Of age, wanted as an apprentice 10 the
above business.
H. FL E i D.
shas5or sele, as usual, at his Ma! afasaJac
tory.
Spikes, Nails, Brads & Sprlgs
Of every description, by the cask. or less guam
ity.
Dn Two or three Journeyman wrought
Majors will meet with constant employ by
applying at said factory.
April S. 90
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Under the a,,tl. 90.

!. NDER the authority Of a a.,,'
~ from Leqis Saalalsya, g.. : e'e@ oFla
OF robert Moss, the Subscriber ' '%y secpa
pu6As sac. Oh Montay, t..e zen d. !, 't.,'
next, on tie premises, ne.y lg q u
gets tavern, ii Ipirtax conn, '-'@M
of11.eO, situated Gu tie new -, - =
pike roads, about miles from AZ hI va L.
containing So and quarter acres I-S]4'a
Ct sixty and ninety tayswi!l be allon ,.,gt
+. |. Taylor. 11uS-.
Atwl24. J'R-
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BALTIMORE, June ~.

:..sd brig Marv-Ann, I1enlcK, 10
h sas, Havanfia. Sailed 10Th instant,in
days In. - sebr Patty for Bristol +. |. Spoke
6 Ching S on the passage. c,.,,
p0t0a,al so last evening, brig Madeira, Child,
aao1 sr on, Madeira. Left there twenti-
$ o Msv' ships Iris, Westeott, louisiana,
eta nay 1,'s Of baltimore brig Daniel, Rich
go =, A and about so sail belonging to other
.e q ~ The ships Fair American and DUN
I p'.s 81 this port, had proceeded TO Lisbon.
S iTass' erssdsnts proclamation opening the
! as S 8 Fnqland was received at Madeira
tiaas NC previous 10 the sailing of the brig,
~ 'tSo 49, s.sssl IN 90 days from New York. A
pys 'hsr 81 the vessels there would proceed
I'S'', s,a0a No news had been received
. he e. continent but hat has been already
''0a. .,s The Madeira and Dumfries OF
ispy,s ,Ft. were the first arrivals there after
~ .t.' raising 81 the embargo.
''' also sshr. Messenger, Ross, s DAYS from
rs,rapna. Lett there 18th instant schooner
M Mr. Almeda, for Baltimore in 4 days a
ts;slbsIonging TO Georgetown, for do. in TO
( S 70 brig Eliza, Smith, for Philadelphia,
:, ~ al i the 2oth brig HAVANA Packet, for
NJ yo,k in 8 or A days /; ship Cleopatra, for
philadelphia, in or DAYS brig Niagara
Cor do. lust arrived, and many others names
Unknown schr. Betsy Eveleth, Baltimore
inst arrived. Passed in the bay brig NATL
ID i, from CAYENNE, and schr. Seaaower, from
Matapzas, bound up. 4 passenger repo IS
that ridiculous story was ahoat at Eavan-
ma. received by way of Jamaica, thAt BO-
NApARTE had been killed by an arrow.
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a!srannrta Caisp 6asatte.
FRIDAY, JUNE so.


On Monday last the Vice President Of
the United States left ths City OF Washing
ton.
On Monday last at 12 o'clock, on the
MARYLAND shore, near Ladders ferry a
duel was fought between Nathaniel II.
Hooe, Esq. and capt. John N. Ashton, both
Of King George county, Virginia, in which
captain Ashton was daaserousiy wounded
in an artery of one OF his thighs.
On tie evening of Monday last, between
sunset and dark. John Ssnk Esq was
murdered on the road from Fredericksburg
to bis seat IMill Bank in King George
county. He received the contents OF gun
/ IN his side, charged with buck SHOT, while
sitting in his gig, and died in the course of
| IS minutes. A negro boy that was behind
Eths gig states that this horrid act was per-
psrated by one of two Negro fellows that
rushed out of the bushes on him, who are
supposed to be his own that have been a
considerable time runaway.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, Jane Is.
CONCLUDED.
7aken for the Alexaadria Gazette.i

The house agreed to the bill for the re-
Emission of penalties aud other purposes,
with amendments, which the senate concur
fred in.
Charles 7arner appeared, was qualified,
| and took his seat.
The house took up the amendment of the
senate to the finance bill, which they agreed
TO, after suspending business for want of a
quorum.
Mr.. jackson moved resolution protraet-
ing the session till Friday next, but was not
Pm order.
Inc house passed the bill from the senate
LOT suspendmg the recruiting service, with
IN amendment striking out the proviso au-
aorlsng the president toresume the recruit
as service, should, in his opinion, the pub
0 good require it. In which the senate
Foncurred.
ine house took up the bill from the Sc.
~ 'or laying out and making road from
u'iosrand to the Ohio, which was read
a'se tines, ard on motion it was ordered to
b;. sn ,1e table. During the progress of
s., .A'' business was stopped three times.
- ~.'. randolph, from the investigating.
s II made a further report, in part.
.1s also presented a bill from the com
$50 appointed to make provision to Sc
a - ~, 50 impartial trial by jury.
~A'So' BIT from thecon.mttee appoint
,orsvise the rules and articles OF war.
$50 bill from the committee appoint
= provide for taking the third census.
Moelon succeeded tharvwhen the house
2su,a' e DO tomeet at SIX O'Clock.
'sshen atljournsd.A
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N @ T I G. E..
June III.

TIE committees appointed by the differ
ent uniform companies of militia of AIexan-
dria, hive contracted for dinner, to be pro-
yided fer che military on the 4th of July, at
MIR. Shuck's garden, at :" Ru'al FeHtity" -
Such of the citizens as chuse to partake will
leave their names with any of the officers of
the different companies previous to Monday,
ID O'Clock, in order that the number to be &C
comm dated may be then ascertained. Tie
military eyolutions of the day will be hereaf-
ter detailed.
JuEe 49,
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Warrington Society.

TIE Members of the Washington Soci-
ETY. of Alexandra, are hereby requested to
attend regular stated meeting 4oi the said
Society, at Mr.. Catons hotel, on TUESDAY
the fourth day gfJuly next, at O'Clock, in
the forenoon. They will be attended by the
Children of the Washington Free School,
for the purpose Of exhibition and examina-
ton, and particularly the scholars who have
been placed in the Latin school at the cx-
pence ofthe Society.
BY order at the standing committee,
G. Deneale, Secy.
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TaH Received
md TO, sale BY the subscriber,
Frelh Lines,
Lemons and
Oranges.

a few cannisters Imperial TEA,
very excellent.
Nv STORE,
A few bales well cleaned Flax.
Black and white Sleeps Wool.
Rhode Island Cheese.
Bacon Soal Leather.
A good assortment of New England Shoes,
Knitting Cotton, from No.slo to Nos26.
Wool Cards-Spanish Indigo.
Table Fish--Smoaked Herings.
Mackarel in barrels.
Shad in do.
Sounds AID Tongues in kegs.
Cider Vinegar.
Essence Of Spruce, with directions for
making the beer.
Preserved Ginger in pots.
observation-disclosures Honey, and
Groceries as usual.
also,
Alexandria sugar-house Shrub, by the gal.
Ion or in bottles.
Thomas Patton.
June 80.
N. B. A fcw dozen mems Saddle Trees,
which will be sold at Is. cd each.
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6 O'CLOCK.

Il q ~ CktC Ks#E
Messrs. Macon and Randolph had leave
OF absence for the remainder OF the session.
A motion was made to take up the Cum-
berland road bill, but negatived.
The house went into committee of the
whole, on the three resolutions, offered by
Mr.. oheHey on the subject of the Batteur,
and on motion the committee rose, and was
refused leave to sit again, in order that the
house might act on it without the formallty
of committee OF the whole house.
A motion was made that the house take
up the subject, but on the question being
put there did not appear to be quorum ;
two or three votes were taken afterwards,
but still no quorum.
A message from the president then an
nounced that he had no further communlca-
tons to make.
A committee was appointed to inform the
senate that the house of representatives was
ready to adjourn.
When on motion, the Speaker first ex-
pressing his sincere thanks to the house, he
adjourned the session to meet the 4th Mon
day in November next.
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e. RECOMMENDATION.


~HE Superintendent of Police recon-
4 mends to the citizens of Alexandria,
daring the warm season, frequent use of
LINE in their PriUies and other parts Of
their premises where filth accumulates-and
the greatest atte1tion is required to the keep
ing clean and dry their cellars, SO that ne
stagnam water De left in them.
He particularly requests the proprietors
of unoooupied houses and cellars to cause
them frequently to be opened and aired
housekeepers are required to cause all the
rubbish accumulated in their back yards 10 be
thrown into tn. streets that the scaveneers
carts may take it away
John Longden,
Superintendent Of Police.
June 27.
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Port Of alexandria.

ARRIVED, Sf
sch'r Regulator, Sutton, Baltimore
sundries-t1 dihe, a merchants.
CLEARED. #
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Pro
gidence-by the master.
sch'r Fair Play, Chambers, Curratuek
by do.
Mary Ann, Barnes, Norfolk--by
James Patton.
Ann & Lucretia, Huret, Norfolk--by
10.
Ship Venus, Bond, Liverpool-by VIII
liam Newton.s
t. BY desire, the Infant Ros-
csus will perform on Saturday
evening. July st, at a private
Room Particulars tomorrow.
June 80.
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June a..
The Commonwealth of Virginia

/ TIC AOIlllllOIlW CdlLIl vi N1ISlIll6
To the Sheriff Of Cunty, GREETING
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
I Elisha Jarney, Jacob Janney, Philip
Care, Bernard Hooe, jun. Philip Slaughter,
and Fleming Bates, toappear at the capitol,
in the city of Richmond, on the 18th day of
the next term, before the Judge of the
superior court of chancery, directed by law
to be holden in the said city, to answer bill
exhibited against them in the said court, by
John P. Smith. Aud this they shall in no
wise omit, under the penalty of one hundred
pounds each. And have then there this
writ. Witness, Peter Tinsley, clerk of our
said court at Richmond, this Gath day of May,
1909, and in the thirty third year Of the COM
moHwealth.
Peter Tinlley, c. C..
To restrain in the hands of the Gle endants
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooes
iur. Philip Slaughter, and Fleming Bates,
any monies, debts, or effects in their hands
belonging or due to Elisha Janney, an abb
sent defendant, until the further orde
court.
William Writ, P. 9.
Teste,
p. TINsLEY, c. c.
May 80. Sa"%m
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Peter Tinlley, c. c.
William Writ, P. 9.

ar Printing inlits various branches
excutedwi.h accuracy and d'spateAs
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EXTRACT.

ssThe word Of God contains invaluable
treasures that can never be exhausted. 1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-14
Wednesday. Feb. 8.

wednesday, req. D.
Agreeably to the order of the house yes-
terday, they proceeded, in conjunction with
the senate, to an examination of the electo-
raj votes for president and vice president
of the u. States.
Previously to the entry of the senate, Mr.
Randolph wished to know who was to pre-
side during the meeting of the two houses
Whether the president of the senate or
tlIe speaker of this house He never could
consent to surrender the right of the house
by having the chair given up merely be-
cause the senate were to attend here to wit
ness the counting of the votes.
The words of the constitution on the sub
ject are as follow" The president of the
senate shall in the presence of the senate
and house of representatives, open all the
certificates, and the votes shall then be
counted"
Alter some conversation on the subject,
Mr.. Nicholas moved that a message he
sent to the senate to inform them that thi
house is now ready TO attend them in o.
penng the certificates, and counting the
votes of president and vice president Of
the United States, in pursuance of the re.
solutions of the two houses of congress o.
the 9TH inst. and that the Clerk of the house
do go with the said message.
MIR. Davenhorf was in favor of the mott.
on.
Mr.. RdndoHh observed that some sor'
OF courtesy was due ia the senate by tht
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TIL : JEFFERSON.

An act for the relief of Edmund Beaumont
DE it enacted by the Senate and House
- of Representatives of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
Edmond Beaumont, now Imprisoned in the
state of Connecticut, shall be and hereby
is released and discharged from all claim
and demand OF the United States to GER
tain judgment for penalty of four hun"
dred dollars, recovered, with costs, at their
suit, before the district court for the dis
trict of Connecticut, holden at New Ha.
ven; in the month Of August, eighteen
hundred and six saving and reservipg,
never heless, the right and interest, if any
there be, which belongs to any other per-.
SON..
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House OF representative,
IN. MILLEDGE, President
of the Semitic, pro.tempore.
FEBRUARY l, 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.