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TOR SALE-By virtue Of decree of the
superior Court of Chancery for the Rich.
Dond district, pronounced on the 21st Septem-
Der, 1909, WILDE sold on the p emi.es, on Satur
day the 30t of this month, to the highest bidder
the BRICK HOUSE G. LOT or GROUND
adjoining thereto, situate on Shocsc Hill On the
main street leading to the turnpike road, and at
present occupied by Mr. Joseph Carter ne a Gro.
ceTy-Tlic sale is made to raise sum of money
interest and costs, dhc from John y VIM TO
James Govan, assignee Of James Innis, as par
Ncuiarly mention d in said decree
JOHN F. PRICE, Co,nn,issisrs1.
Richmond, December9 f1s
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

FOX SALE AT TFiIS OFFiCE:
The 5th Volume of the Z wou1RER, compieat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, il the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for a Mis-
demeanor, in boards-By ID. Robertson.
LETTERS on the Subject of THE CATEO-
I.ICS-B, Peter Piymiey-from the 11th London
Edition.
BLANKS, FIR Lawyers, Clerks, Sheriff., Con
stables, Merchants, S,c. Gre. which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice.
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OF Pgbiistei5y Thomas Ritchie. nearly op-
iocsi,e The Gi-Se Ta-ern, Richmond, VirginiG.
GJ CONDITIONS Five dollars year. 60
Sc paid annually in aaoanee T.ose ,oho spish 70
Sc e,rSnderea snauaf Subscribers n,ass hereafter
designate it the time OF subscribing, otherwise
raeir PAPERS soi be discontinued at che expiration
Of TIE fret year. No PAPER can be stopped Until
;1H crrearases have been paid oF-Good accep-
sdaees in Richmond only, Mill te received in pay
,,reae. The sdnse rrie as Advertisements.
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TNHE subscribers offer Cor sale, very gene
i raj assortment of GRocERIES, which
they will dispose Of on moderate terms, for cash,
country produce, or approved paper.
Also. GO Kegs and FF Brandy Wine Gun
Powder.
WRITE & SHELTON.
October 10. If
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SALES .AT AUCTION.

HN Wednesday the 18th instant, will be sold,
~ ssithoRt reserVe, at the Office OF the suhscri.
bers, variety OF fesceiry, Medals and old G0Ld
and Sifver, belonging to the estate of Capt VIM
Richardson, dec'd--Also quantity Of Silger.
's',sithS SaDeepings, to be any day pre-, ious
TO the sale at M. Cowans Terms made known
on the day of sale. BY order of the Executor.
FOSTER & SATCHELL, Aacrs.
December 9 ids
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LOUDOUW LAND FOR S.ALE.
TOR SALE, on Thursday. the 2Ist of Dec.
A next, on the premises, the
TIP aCrJ~ NE AMI


on which the late Judge Jones resided, in LOU
doun county, with about IS SLAVES, and the
stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs, on the estate
The tract contains nearly two Thousand acres, 3,
possesses many advantages which entitle it to the
attention Of those who may wish to reside in that
highly improved part ofour country. Two MGR
chant mills are in the neighborhood, one on tire
adjoining estate, and the other within two miles
1t is IS miles from Alexandria, and forty from
George Town. The new Turnpike from Alex
andria, crosses a coruer Of the land, and termi-
mates ~ the nearest merchant mill The ira CT is
remarkably well watcred, Little river passing
through ths middle Gift, and many small streams
On each side, emptying into that river. About so
or 90 acres are already well set with timothy, G.
at least 500 are capable of being nude excellent
meadow. 1t will be divided INTO tracts of differ
en-. dimensions, to suit the convenience of purcia
sers.
A credit Of one, two and three years viii be al
lowed bonds with approved security and decd
of trust on the land, will be required. The Ne
groes are supposed TO be very veuohle, some of
them being good house servants, and the Others
principally young E,en and women For them
the same term of credit will be allowed
JAMES MONROE,
Executor of the idte
JOSEPH JONES, the Elder.
! hlbenar'e, Oct. 81. 1874
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~ virtue oftac last viii and testament OF Ro.
az bert Ma ,s, deed will be sold 20 The HIGH,
est bidder, osi Wednesday, the 3rd dlyof T,nil.
~ next " tsiy, Otherwise the next fair my. the
i md apd PLINTAJIDW belsu ..nr 10 the
sad Robert Means, decd. in the Upper eod of
Teprico county, containing, according Ia the
deeds. three nrdfed anil seventy s,Tce acres, Il
lying orthe Thrse.nutchc4! ?Oad, about 4 mils and
i'4if above the short p,EDp. Tnere are, on the
premises, atwo story dwcllng.house, hlvl7r two
looms below, WIIi passage, s,nd 40 above, =
81. - W, 81 sole, kitchen, aad an orchard OF 40
pie and De .cb trees. The larAs will he soil ~.
oordinC 70 ilc dee is, AND the stle will AXE plsc.
~ ,ae 1--we linz house TIE terms vii be. ono
halt 1t the purchase money 10 be poo at The end
Oftwelge months, and the oiHeret LIe.end OF ~,
years from the day Of the sale. 1he purcba4e,
TO give bond aud approved security, win dee,
Of trust ur'nt1e property, IN secure payroeat Of
be purch..5c mo- cy.
DAEEEL- rdLL,
E%ecafor ot 'ne IssfsDte-s ailt Ag-' rf;H II
RoBART M IN5, Or. l.
tograS.r ~ rts
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Johnson AND REAT,
JEWELLERS 81 SILVERS4NITBS

a T the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-Ta-
Il \ vern-Haye just received an additional sup
ply Of ARTICLES in their line, (Which with their
Former stock viii render their assortment very
eomplete) consisting Of
Pearl Ear-Rmgs, Ear.Rings & Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rings.
Jet Breast-P Pins, Bracelets, Earnings 6 Neck
1aces, tortoise shell Combs Of The ,st approved
patterns, gold Wach- CHAINS, Seals and Keys of
the latest patterns, Earnings, Finger Rings,
Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Buttons, Eockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea. Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Stop Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams and Co5leus.
Table, desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, toddy,
cream and mustard Ladies, Salt Stands, Thin
btes, Coral & Beds, Tea longs Ss Pencil Cases,
silver mounted D,rks, Swords and Snuff Boxes
Plated Casters of various prices, Candlcsticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream.
pots, Ss!t-Stands, Table Spoons and Tea longs
Block tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other articles too tedious TO enunle-
rate here, all OF which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended TO -
'rhe highest price given for old silver and gold.
December z. ep,f
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HNO RENT, and Immediate possession gwen,
Z the STORE. HOUSE G GiRDEN for.
1neriy occupied asa Grocery by the late Samuel
Pointer, on Shockc Hill Apply to
Beng WOLFE, Es'or. Of
SANL POINTER, decd
December @ Or
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ELIAS V. LACHAIZE, TAYLOR
y ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
A Gentlemen of Richmond, and It's vicinity,
that he has commenced business il the house next
to Mr.. Nelson's store, msin-street, where he
hopes, by assiduity and attention to all commands
to merit share of public patronage.
All orders executed after the newest and
neaiest fashions.
november 81. cawAwg
N. B. Three or four good Worlmep wanted,
to whem the highest wages will be given. APP
ply as above.
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rlTHE SUBSCRIBERS having come cted
l. themselves in Business under the firm of
..-- NUR PLY 81 CIR UMP,
OierrFoR SALE, IN the store lately occupied by
Mr.. WIN. Temple, four doors above he Beil-Ta-
vern 4 General and 9oeY selected issort,nenr of
GROCERIES, CHM, GLASS. & STONE
WIRE, which they viii sell low for cash or en-
change for country produce
They eiso tender their services to the public as
COMMISs!ON MERCHANTS. ANY business
, their care will be attended to with
al possible dispatch.
WILL: MURPHY,
.fOSHU-i CRUMP.
Richmond, December Z. 2awsw
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All persons having left articles for repair with
the late Captain William Richardson, are re.
Tuested to call on the subscribers before the day
of sale.
FOSTER G. .SATCEELL.
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Three Or four good Journeymsn will meet en-.
,S'oy as anove
november Is. 2mG
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Z HAVE REMOVED TO RICHMOND
October 81 ~
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who iosy favor Them with their custom NAV RELY
~Pnn being neatly fnea, and promptly attended
TO.
Orders from the Country shall be duly execu.
{ aao .,e specially solicited. Aud thcy
Nds irt ny tl,cr assdmty and attention thet
VIII merit sOaic ofpatronage in the line other
profession.
CII5pRFvT E., psyrr
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FROM THE RATIONAL 1wrELLIcENcEK.
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FASHIONABLE
q 0 o Il 81 SHOE- MHKRp

'HE Subscribers next door
Il above Messrs Prosser and
Moncure's Vendue.ORcs, jus.
from Phiialclhhia have com
menced the manufacture of Boats
ana Shoes, of the most fashisna
NE s'iapas, neatip n,1i fdithfniiy
made out If the best D.ate: las,
selected with much care and at.
tentinn in phialh.ir,h,. .rI.~...
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cy, Ebcnczer Seaver, William Stedman, Sa-
muel Tasgart, William Baillies, Jabez Up
ham, joseph b. NirG,um, Laban Wheaton,
Ezekiel Whitman. ~
Rhode Island. Richard jackson, Elisha
X. Potter. II
Con'ieefcnt. Epaphroditus Champion.
Samuel w. Dana, John Davenport, Jonathan
O. Mosely. Timothy Piskin, jun. Lewis b.
Sturges. BENZ. Jallmadge.
Fermoat. William Chamberlin, Martin
Chittenden, Jonathan II. Hubbard, Samuel
Shaw.
.he1u- York. William DennIng, James r.
mot. Jonathan Fisk, Barent GARDENER, Tho
mas X. Gold, Herman Knickerbacker, Ro-
bert lie Roy Livingston, Vincent Matthews,
Gurdon S. Mumford. John Nicholson, Peter
q. Porter, Era.tus Root, 'rhos. Summons, E.
benezer Sage, John Thompson, Uri Tracy,
hillian X. Van Rensselaer,.
.Wesv-Jcrsey. Adam Boyd, James Cox,
William Helms, Jacob fluffy, Thomas New
bold, Henry Soutaard
Pennsylvania. William Anderson. David
Bard, Robert Brown, William Crawford,
William Findiey, Daniel Heistsr. Robert
Jenkins. Aaron Lysle, William Milhor, lohn
Porter, John Rea. Matthias Richards, John
Ross. Benjamin Say, John Smile, George
Smith, Samuel Smith. Rcber, Whitehil,.
Deiazuare. Nicholas Van Dyke.
Maryland. -- Brown, John Camp
bell. Charles Goldsboroush Philip b. Kew.
Alexander M.kim, John Montgomery, Nj
cholas X. Moore, Roger Nelson, Archibald
Van Horn.
Virginia. Burwei! Basse,t,. William A.
Burweli, Matthew Clay, John Ciop,on, john
| Dawson, John w. Eppes. Daniel Shegsy.
| Thomas Gholsen, jun. Peterson Goodwin.
Edwin Gray, Michael! Swocpe, John C.
jackson. Walter Jones. Joseph Lewis. Jun.
John Love, j. Stephenson, Thomas Newton.
| Wilson {. Nicholas, John Randolph, John
smith, John L. Roane, James Breckenridge.
Kentucky. Henry Christ. Joseph DesIa.
Benjamin Howard. Richard M.johnson, Mat
thew Lyon, Samuel M'kee.
| Worth Carohnd. Willis Aston, Jun. James
Cochran, Meshack Franklin, James Holland,
Thomas Kenan, William Kennedy, Na.ha-
MEL Macon, Archibald M'Bride,, Joseph
Pearson, Lemuel Sawyer, Richard Stanford.
John Stanley.
Tennessee. Pleasant NJ. Miller, JohnRhea.
| One not certain.
Sonih Carolina. Leniusl J. Aston, Will
liam Butler, Robert Calhoun, Robert Marion.
Thomas Moore, John Taylor, Richard Vim.
Robert Witherspoon.
Georgia. WIN. w. Bibb, Howell Cobb.
Dennis Smelt, George Nj. 'rroup.
Ohio. Jeremiah Morrow.
DELEGATES FROM THE
h'ssisafM Territory George Poin-
dexter.
indiana Territory. Vacant.
orleans Territory. J Poydras.
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ELEVENTH. CONGRESS.
LIST OF MEMBERS

LIST OF MEMBERS
COMPOSING THE SENATE OF THrps
Nezo Hamfshire. Nahum Parker. Nj.
choias Gilman.
Nassachnsetts. Timothy Pickering James
LLOYD. S''""'e'
Rhode Island. Francis Malbone E,isba
Matthewson
CoHnecHcut. James Hillhouse. Cbaupcev
Goodrich.
Yermont. Stephen II. Bradley. Jonathan
Robinson ''''
Nes0 York John Smith, Obadiah Ger.
man.
.NeSo Jersey. John Condit. John Lambcrt
p.,e"n@yfu0nia. Andrew Gregg, Michael
DetaTOare. Samuel White, James A. Bav-
ard. a. Day
Naryiana Samuel Smith, Phil, Reed
Virginia. William b.. Giles. Richard
Brent. "i''' "
keHtneky. Buckner Thruston. John pone
worm Carolina. James Turner. Jesse
Franklin. Jesse
Tennessee. Joseph Anderson, Jenkin
Whiteside.
Sonfh Carolina. Thomas Sumter yohn
Gaillard. 'O'i''
oe9ergid' John MiIledge, William II.
ohio. p. J. Meigs, one vacant.
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service, two are In rcadim sss, one nearly 50,
and ths sexpected To be ready i'm the
month of July. A report which the Secreta-
ry OF the Navy is preparing on the subject.
to-be laid before Congress, will sbew at the
same time, the progress made in otficerin.
ana manning these ships. 1t will shew also
the deSree~ IN which the provisions of the
act relating to the other public armed vessels.
have been carried into executions.
IL viii rest with the Judgment of Congress,
to decide how far the change in our external
prospects may authorize any notifications
OF the laws relating to the army and navy
establishments.
The works of defence for our seaport towns
and harbors have proceeded with as much
activity AS the season of the year, and other
circumstances would admit. tits necessary
however to state, that the appropriations hi
therto made being found to be deficient i, fur
| Their provision will claim the early consiGera-
! tion of Congress.
The whole of the eight per cent stock re-
manning due by the United States, amount
ing to five millions. three hundred thousand
dollars, had been reimbursed on the last
day of the year 1908. And on the FIRST day
OF April last. the sum in the Treasury ex-
oseded nine and a half millions of dollars.
ms, together with the receipts of the cur
rent year on account of former revenue Annds.
VIII probably be nearly, if not altogether
SUFFICIENT to defray the expenses of the year.
But the suspension of exports and the cons, =,
quent decrease of importations, during the
last twelve months. will necessarily cause "a
great diminution iii the receipts of the year
lel0. After that year, should our foreig,
relations be undisturbed, the revenue will
again be more than commensurate to all the
expenditures.
Aware OF the inconveniencics of pro-
tracted session, at the present season of the
year, l forbcar To Cali the attention of the
Legislature to any matters not particularly
| urgent. IL remans therefore only to assure
you OF the fidelity and alacrity, with which
shall Cooperate for the welfare and happi-
ness OF our country; and to pray that it may
experience continuance of the divine bles-
sings bywhich it has been SO signally favor.
| ed. JAMES MADISON.
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TO Che members present, by NE.

,ninisteredto the members present. by Mr..
Speaker.
message was received fron, the Senate.
stating, that they had formed quorum, and
were ready toproceed to business--also sta,
ting. that they had appointed Messrs. An
aerson & Gilman. committee, Jointly with
a committee from the House of Representa-
tlves. to wait upon tho President of the u.
States, and inform him. that the two Honses
were ready toreceive any communications
he might be pleased to make to them.
1t was ordered, that the Clerk DO inform
the Senate that this House had formed a
quorum, and were ready to proceed t. bu-
siness.
MIR. Macon and Mr.. J. g. Jackson were
appointed committee on the part of the
House, in conjunction with tho, committee
from the Senate, to wait upoi, the Presi-
dent.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Holland,
and adopted. that the rules and orders of the
last house be in force during the present ses-
sion, until alterations and revisions take
place.
Mr.. Dunn, Mr.. Wheaton, and Mr.. RELY
were named as candidates for the Office of
Sergeant at arms. On counting the ballots,
Mr. Dunn had so votes, and consequently was
excited
Mr.. Claxton was reelected door-keeper,
without opposition.
Jesse Edwards and Benjamin Burch were
nominated as candidates for the Office of as
sistant door keeper.
On Counting the ballots Mr. Burch was
found tn have 6S woes, and was elected.
Mr.. Macon, from the Joint committee an
pointed to wait upon the president of the u.
States reported, that the committee had dis
charged that duty, and received for answer
from the President, that nc would make a
communication to Congress tomorrow at 10
O'Clock
Mr. Dawson made a motion, that 10 o'clock
be the hour 70 which the house shall adjourn
Carried.
The house then adjourned till tomorrow
morning. ten O'Clock
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INTERESTING CIRCULAR.
Pn1LApE1rn1A, April %. 1eo,

PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1909.
SIR,
From variety of causes, more particu-
larly the late embargo, spirit of eHterprize
IN the establishment Of useful manufactures
IN almost every part Of the United States
has been ezhibited--great exertions have
been made, and large capitals have been en- =
barked in this line, and the manufacturing
interest is forming a new link in the chain Of
Society, and If properly united, its strength
viii, in an individual and national point Of
view, become powerful, beneficially infiuen-
tial, and permanent,--To promote these
effects. communication between distant
manufacturers and cooperation in plans
for the general good, may be of the first i'm :
portance. In this city a society is established
Under the projections of an act Of iDcorpora-
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tioa Of the State Legislature. for the support
of domestic manufactures, and much good
has emanated from il. The late arrange
ment OF our government with England has
produced general satisfaction. and The ma
nufacrrrers have participated therein, as
preventing the evils Of war, which ali were
apprehensive of; yet they feel that these
events are likely to produce powerful effects
ON the manufacturing interest OF the United
States. and will require extraordinary eXer-
ton and powerful support to counterfeit it.
Thus impressed, the manufacturers and ar
tistsi this city have appointed a committee
to correspond with their brethren in every
part of the union--This committee now adj !.
dress you as a respectable manufactured, or
as friend to that interest. requesting your
assistance, and that of such of your neigh
boring manufacturers as can be consulted,
in an application to congress at their meeting
in May next, for such protection and support
as the state of the manufactures of the u.
States shall appear to them to be entitled to
Ito this end, il will be of Importance to fur
niSh this committee with all the information
possible on the nature and extent of the, ma
nufactures in your neighborhood. aad they
will arrange and combine it, SO as to bring
the whole into one point, and prepare it for
the view OF congress 1t is also particularly
recommended to form societies of manufac-
turers and artists in convenient districts, and
to encourage every individual 10 give the best
information OH the state of manufactures to
such members of congress as can be imme-
Rtely communicated with. and In order to
produce the most permanent advantages to
the manufacturing interest, it is proposed To
hold a meeting of deputies from such societies
as may be formed in different districts, on
"Wednesday the 25th of October next, at the
Mech htc He'll ,vba h. f,,l
exhibition of facts, and of free commune
cation of opinion, such plans may be devised
and carried into effect. as may tend tocement
and strengthen this interest, and produce
extensive advantage to individuals and To the
nation at large.
~ Your communications, addressed to
VIM. Davey, c. G. NJ. A. Philadelphia, will
receive respectful attention from
Sir. your most humble servants,
/ William Davey,
John Harrison
James ,n.s Robinson Robinson Committee of Cor
A aSpahs ssy small. resp0ndenee'
:. WASHINGTON, Nav %.
The beautiful Frigase ESSEX, CAPTAIN
Smith, left the Navy Yard yesterday. bound
down the river...,.Na Int.
The Bridge over the Potomac was on Sa-
turday opened Although not entirely finish
ed. it is sufficiently So for SAT-, passage We
learn that the Directors have permitted the
passage to be free for few days, when the
Bridge will be completed ID.
II litter from Nczv Orleans saus thas
graz Sickness frivGits aniang the .fplericn5
Iroohs iafeip sem 10 Thar c0nntry, IRE r.
being 500 our Of the 1000 in he Hosp ais.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, My 80, 1869.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
SIR.
Some late decisions of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, on point of practice
which very frequently occurs, having exc
Ted considerable share OF public attention,
aud 1t being matter of great importance
that not only the grounds OF those decisions
should be distinctly known. but that the gen
tlemen of the bar shoutd possess the earliest
Information of the extent to which they have
been Carried, we deem it our duty to submit
the following case to the pubic, before it
can possibly appear iii the regular series of
our Reports.
We are respectfully
Yours,
WIN. w. HENNING,
WIN. MUNFORD.
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LIST OF MEMBERS
OF THE
HOUSE or REPRESEWTa7yyKS

HoOoE OF FRESE.NT.4TTYRS
According 10 STATES.
r, | 1,S HamhShfre. Daniel Blaisdell, John
u ,IIhamoerlain, William Hale, Nathaniel
A. Haven. James Wilson.
Hassachusetts. Ezekiel Bacon. Orchard
Cook, Richard Cults, William Fly. Gideou
Gardner, Barzillai Gannett, Edward St. Loo
Livermore, Benjamin Pickman, Josiah Ouin-
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ihis not correct The two sbpositionists are
not marked "a
Returns from Tennessee NOT rec,.;,.aI
where there's no enemy there's no douos,
III territorial representatives have no vote
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REcAPITULA ALTON.

wy, S'naters -. Repyeseata,iees.
, F" noie humher-34 Whole number--I45
n * ,!' 81 Republicans, . 100
B0stoH Patriot.