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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

NEW- PORK STATE LOTTEPT.
coMMENcAs DRAWING IN rHk
CITY OF NKw.YoRx
n A RIL'N XT.
THE HIGHEST 2aIzES ARE:
prize of $4,000 Dollars.
prize of 90 900 Dollars.
2prizes of 10 900 Dollars.
prizes of 1000 Dollars, Sc. SC. Sc.
TICKETS u SHARES for sale at eight
and halfdollars each at G. & x. WAIT .'s
truly fortunate Offices in New York, where
was sole in the last New York Lottery IL
three highest prizes. distant 4dventurers
by incioslng the cash, rnay have tickets ard
shares forwarded with punctuality aud ii =
patch. During the drawing G.. * r Waite
Will send their weekly prize list to the prin-
ter of this paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Dolls. l35, 1898, 500 90

Nett amount Of the customs for each year.
since the establishment of the present 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

The gold and silver bullion ct this time
in the mint, deposited for coinage, amounts
to upwards of 100000 dollars. There IS
good ground to believe that even in the pre-
sent embarrassed state of commerce, the
banks of the city of Philadelphia alone, will
be able to furnish an ample supply of bullion
for long time to come.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

1t is with pleasure (says the Democratic
Press) we announce the determination of
General MOREAU, the Hero of Hohen-
linden, to become citizen of this State.
lac has purchased an estate in Bucks coun-
ty, and forwarded petition to the legisla-
ture, praying that law may be passed to
authorize him, he being an Alien, to re-
ceive legal title. In ms petition he state S
his intention OF becoming a citizen of Penn
sylvania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
N . L | c e.

January 81, 1903
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

I'm. HfoscleV.
Join HxSkiHs.
3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
80 Dollars Reward.

January IS, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14
bE sOLD, 70 tie highes. bidder

AAt III W. oO1b :" W. IS ~
w or Thursday, the Esd Of February next, al
the late residence OF Major Robert Msiry, deed
the tract of LIND, whereon Nathaniel Fcits
ROW resides, containing ore hundred and twenty
six acres. Terms Of which will be made known
ON the day. Also, several NEGROES, ava!ua-
BILE stock Of HORSES, among them IS a hand
some STUD, sin wears old, by Saltrafn, several
valuable brood MARES. GELDfNGS & work
HORSES, stock of GhTILE, several articles
of household an,tkitchcn FURNITURE, apar-
Gel of DRl' GOODS, and sundry other articles
too tedious Co enuncrate. A credit til the 25th
of December next, ON all sums above ten dollars
Bond and approved sccuri,y will b. required be-
fore the property is removed. The subscriber
earnestly requests all persons having claims T.
gainst the estate, to make them known 2s early
rs possible, that provision rnay DC mr''e ior their
discharge and those indebted TO the estate VIZ
be so good as to come forward and make pay.
ment, as the situation OF the estate will not al
init OF any Indulgence. Attic same time 4 place.
will be sold, several valuable brood MIKES,
rs aud wor! HORSES. some C-iTTLE,
several articles OF housei,oid ~ MIXTURE, be-
longing TO the estate of kebecca Mabrv, decd.
II any person has any clam against her estate.
they will please to come forward and present
them. GEO: MABRI
Adqa ipistrattr Uith the UtX annexed IF Robert
anil Rc6ecca Mobry, aecd.
South Hampton, February Z. 4tS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

EOURTEEN thousand eight hundred and Sc
< venty acres Of L.fND, for sale on Seneca
creek, in the county oi Professionally yiitur o =
Deed III Trust, e~ecutcd 10y Robert Bui,iay to
Richard C.Incs,t 20 secure me payment ni'lsc sum
therein mentioned, l shall, on The 17tl lay of
March next, before the door ofthe E~agie-1aycrn,
in the city Of Richmoad, sch TO the highest hid
der, for cas- he aforesaid lard being IN one Gu
tire tract. inquestonable utle will be made
10 the purci...cr.
H1RRI' GAINES, IJnsfee.
February 10. IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

Thursday, the i6th day Of March next,
~ will be sold, to the highest bidder, III Jhe
town of Manchester, at th,. tavern OF Zachariah
Brooks, upon a credit oftwclye months, The fob
lowing PROPERTI, belonging to the estate OF
VIM. Friend, decd. VIZ. twelve or fifteen likely
SLiVES, consisting Of men, women, boys and
gisls, q W.fGGGh and harness, a GIG and har-
ness, sunday articles of Hushandry, a few ys.ua-
BILE Books, x u handsome F~owling Piece. Bond
and approved security will be required of the
purchasers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

TgHHE Subscriber VIII practice Law, in the
4 Superior and inferior County Courts, Of
King & Queen, Essex and King William. Those
who favor am with their business, may rely on
lWs attention. and bHgcfuoHy.
e.. r.. TPHNT
King William, Feb. 10. onw4wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

n. b. Mr.. Williamson, Master-hrrnorcr, at
the Factory in dis city, IS tbl", from actual trial
oTthis Iron, t. give the most satisfactory account
offs quality.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14
THoMAS 4 Executor.

Attic same time and place, will b. soid, on =
credit of twelve months, sunday articles Of waltz
able mahogany FURNITURE and PLATE,
the property Gi Mrs. Ann Friend.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

Any such gentleman, DESTROYS OF iGininc, viii
please signify his wish by letter, dive ted (post-
paid to the subscriber, near Chples-lowr, let
fcrson county. z. FATHIHX.
Richmond, February 10. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14
CONGRESS.
house OF RNPRE8hM7ArIYAS,

Dictate ~ raising tire Em5arg2,a amt aufhor-
izng Lef'srs u hfarg4c a:a RchrisQt-
C0Hillaed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

'i'oSe il"epteu thereio' VIII please make pay
ment without delay.
yHOINIS BRANCH, Executor.
February 10. OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

81 PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RIrcHIE, or
rosrrE THE CLo6E TAvERN. AT FIVE mel
haas FER AN:UM. IN
TOHN s,ING, has iustreceived an addition!
j supply oi Fancy and other Goods, which he
will sell al his usual cheap rates f6r CASH.
February Z. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-14

ERON-MAklNG-A sole proprietor of the
/ FORKS atthe head o. the Navigation oil James
River, formerly RuH,S,y's iiave formed COM
paay OF three wealthy men, on safe and sure prin-
cip!es for CARRYING Oh an extensive business
thereat and from the quantity of the metal &
advantages of the property, count on grea, pro
fits have a fifth interest yet to dispose OF, to a
man of monied capital, disposed to take an active
part Ill this concern which l dOub. not will be -
bic to supply the Public ArInory with BAI-Iron,
ready draw into scalps for m~Gsket5, &c. and fax
superior to amy hitherto worked herc-constitu
ting ofitseit, i sufficient objectfo for such AN estab-
lishment.
Any such gentleman, DESTROYS OF irininc, viii
plcAsc sirniLN his Nyish bN letter.. hi.. I'd inns.-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-04
BALTIMORE, October 3.

Arrived, brig Cyrus, Smith, % days
from St. Barts. Left, the Tth inss schr.
Packet, Poor, Of Baltimore, uncertain =
schr. Nynph, CT do. arrived two days be.
fore, and several others none OF thi, port
In lat. %, long. So, spoke ship PANE, from
Norfolk for Jamaica; on soundMss sPols
ship Anthony, from St. Lu2ie, for HE'
mouth, n. c. had lost her torctOpma3t and
sprung her main mast.
Also, ship Shepherdess, Carr, IS DAYS
from. Madeira. Left there-20.h August
ship Cobend, CT New. Orleans, to sail rcN
day for Cape de Verbs schr. Fede'aisI
of Portsmouth, N. c. in 2 Or s days To-
West-Indies brig Nadeir9, CT and Tor
Baltimore, in about eight days; the brig
James, Murdoch, OF Baltimore, sailed I'm
Of August Tor Lisbon. Flour SO ~
Flour there had been shipped TO Lisbon
Sept. 23d, lat, So, long. II, spoke ship
Georgc Dyer, of Baltimore, ON a days.;
%, lat. 81, long. IS, scEr. Experiment = |;
days from Philadelphia foI Cnoa' assn
ship of 400 tors, deeply laden, Oft SANDY
Point, bound up.
Arrived, ship Vcrgin, Aud, y days s
from Solou, and SO from Gibraltar A'E 4:
at Solou, brig Good Intent, Erent'FT' e"
Marblehead. August 10, big Ard, Asa,
yon, of Baltimore, bound farther up ID q
few days; brig Federal George fIsIu, -, o.
Boston, expected to discharge at G'OFo'D'
and several others names not rsc9ii'c'G..-
September 11th, spoke ship CoaD DID,,
Lewis, from Norfolk Tor CaN'z; ~'r,
ship Wiggisma!:e, Colunib, from A1 ans
Island, for London. Captain f. co''," IL,
the news received Of the Gei7a' o '
French near Madrid.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-04
Comb Mandatory
AND
Fancy Store.

THE subscriber respectfully '''0''' tb1,
( friends and the pull lie N SerV .r,ORE
he has purchased the STOCK ana ,srr,
of GOODS Of Mr.. JoAn DGyrH, 'I %. ~, ysricn,
ing ON the COMB MAKING i" Il, 't, ' il
branches, in the same cstab'isi'e" ' %,"" A
Royal-street, rear the City l'o'eh .rorro se44
has a general assortment q i'0.'' - If c1,(
shell and Horn Combs, with var n.' Euiys1
Fancy Goods, VIZ. JcweDcF'', asnr srop,
Scissors, Razors, puG's Paten' "s~ Riding
good quality Windsor Soap, H eye
Whips and Walking Canes OF .," :,s ei!taol
ry description, Locking Glasses viii ,i ITapsr,
mahogany frames, ma''oGsI: ,n "IE without
frame Dressing Glasses, win + . ami Good
drawers, with variety Of Ge ad '~sb;chr
and other articles not ehuneIa'e" " noalsrai'
will sell by Wholesale or retail. On On ,w;,h their
terms, to those who will favor M" "
custom. :, 10 tianka-
Orders from the country VIII ~ Ito.
Iy received and punctually atten nHa,,nt.
IlVii1"' cav
September A.,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-04
Extracts Of letters FIRM

Extracts letters trsm otrcf,, !. :,
:, d ii, I, dated" East 5cls1ds,' u l, neHt
The division which landed 4ag''
with no opposition on their land, 1sfe n-
to SO many attacks being ,nadr on : ess,
at the same time. Every town n 1 v. u; d
rem is taken except Flushing. wb;,t "'i&.
at this moment bcnbardiaq: bu t' a. We,
informed, general llourcev b,s 80 wee
himself into the place with $500 m.. ~l'',
is probability that it will held nn. @rt
last-'hat, however, canros be loD or, I" u
Their shall we wait for ii before W. h.
to other operations. Lord Ross!ynf, ,o q.
sion proceeds up.,he river this dsy ; j.,
ports: they are directed 10 dcbsrk 'a "a
1s miles from Antwerp: shsre we -. -o's
hot work, but are anxious to &c. On T., 1t'S
TO share ard promote tbs GLOW of crr ,"Ot
try. Tie Iroops a.e in higher spirit, '' ~,
better condition, il possible, than vb' h. '''
sailed from the chaiky CLIFFS Of Brr,; ~" W
The sevenly.Erst regiment tock Csmn'.
by Storm" "'''''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-04
I" Orr WALcHERrY, Avo,,.,

"The fortress of Camvere stood : f,1',.
bombardment before it surrendered m., '
houses are damaged, one completely L,..
by Congreve's rockets. The island is bc,a '
titul, though the weather is very bad wb% I
prevents our seeing it to advantage, # !"
reported, that the duke 6 Abran,es is m,r,s
ing towards Antwerp with $1,000 mer..
We are going to ioin lord Gardner in an =
tack upon Flushing the land battes;;ss wee
opened Yesterday evening. could obssr.
the town on fire; and from the masi head
the smoke is very visible.
"1'he French fleet are run up toward,
Antwerp, fear out of our reach at prrser,.
Our small gun-boats did great execution, On.
ly two men were killed on board lhem.-
The royals stormed battery in a West 60.
rious STYLE"
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CONTINUATION OF
Latest London Mezus.
VIA NETWORK.
LONDON, AUGUST 8.

A formal intimation has lately been given
to the Americans at Paris that the govern
ment of the United States must soon deter
mine to join the French Or the British in
the war, as it would no longer be possible
to maintain a neutrality between the two
belligerent powers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
LoxDoY, June 2,

LohDosi June Be-
Letter from the marshal duke of Treyiso.
(Mortief) 10 his exceilency the count
dduheburg, (gen- Carke) minister of
war, dated ValladoIid, May %.
/ had the honor yesterday 10 inform
your excellency, that we had occupied O.
riedo, and that it was presumed Romano
had retired 10 Gilon, where he wouis be
taken or compelled 10 embark. The fol.
loving are some details which general
Aellerman has given me, in his letter, d..
ted Pola de erne, May 30.
" On the 18Th in the morning, the d;yi.
sion ct general Kellerman arrived at Vel.
la.Simplice, where it found the bridge des-
troyed, and the passage almost impraeti.
cable from either bank of the Barnenpa.
Ahey immediately began 10 cut down trees
70 form new bridge, but Notwithstanding
the utmost zeal and activity il could not
be finished ia less than ~ hours, Cener.
al hellermsO directed his adiu,ant com.
manGant, Barthc lemy, his chief of the STAFF,
70 pass across The rocks as we'll as he could
With three batlalions ofthe advanced guard &;
and AZ the same lime he sent two other
battaIions by the left, who had to cross a
mountain somewhat Ike that which crowns
ne fort OF Barde the remainder of the
infantry, and the ith regiment Of Dragons,
passed tile same way.
ihe adJuiant comm sndant, partheIe.
my, met the enemy a. Villa Nova, where
he reunited his six baialious. The insu--
gents, 10 the number Of $500, common.
ded by general Morglano, perceivine that
we bad disposition 10 turn them, absn-
doned their position without firing mus.
quet' They we're pursued as far as the
heights in the rear Of Arbas, here they
had thrown up some entertainments.
" The gen. Bor.helemy attacked and
turned them without any loss Of lime, and
completely routed them. They fed, ard
lett an hundred deed, and nun. bers oe
wounded, on the field OF battle.
f" As soon as they reached the heights
OF Payerss, the enemy wished to make a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
Head quarters at Aicaniz,
May %, 1909.

May %, 1909,
Most Excellent Sir-The enemy rein
forced wlh almost all The garrison IF Sara
agossa AID with difiis,ent corps they had
scattered in several posi- ions on his side
o! the Ebro. came to attack M Yesterday,
in my position before ibis ciy. Gen.
Souchei, who has Just succes ded Junot,
wishing no doubt to signaiizs himself By
some remarkable exploit, upon .akins tt.
command, aimed at no less ,nan the entire
'destruclion Of he rising army which his
majes'y has been pleased 10 en,rust to nv
command and 10 accomplish this ohieci,
Souctet cam from Saragossa 10 c.in,nard
tins expedition in person, bringing Wat
Ter and other generals With him. 1t
seems that gen. Scuchet had no ides Of
lac Characteristic bravery ard irmness of
the Spanish troops, and il has cost him
dear TO come by that owledge. Nei;her
The brisk FIRE Of their artillery, nor their
superiority in cavalry, which vas TWO or
hfee times more numerous than ours, nor
he repetition Of four attacks made with
The greltest fury by heir most se!ea in.
tantry, could make the b.ave Sp D,sf
'roops give one fIol Of ground. In every
attack the French met with the most OBJ,
slinate resistance, were repulsed with very
s eat loss and puCsucd 10 some distance,
until having iouni a, las, OIL their at.
tempts vain, they took edyan'age Of lhe
darkness OF the night TO effect a retreat,
will not stop now TO give the particular
details, or TO mention the merit oflho,e
who have distinguished themselves on this
occasion. and are deserving of advance.
ment, lest should delay for moment
the advice OF so pleasing an eveut.--Rss
It is with great Satisfaction that eau as.
sure your excellency, that have never
seen the Freuch attack with so much "a.
gerDess, OF received wish so much gallan.
try as on this occasion; and I would be
guilty of an injustice, if was not TO men.
hon with the utmost frankness, that this
important victory is owing in ggea, r?ea.
sure 10 the b. avery and skill with W hich the
held marshal don Juan Carlos Arsizala
commaning the right, and 10 the bsi!iant
conduct OF brigadier don Mar in ds Loi.
sorri, cnmmandant. genera. oftte artillery,
as well as that of every individual of thix
most Distinguished corps.
| communicate this event to your ey.
cellency FOR the information OF his males.
ty, oil whom l earnestly pray that without
prejudice To the rewards that may be lust.
ly distributed in the army for heir merit
IN the battle OF yesterday. bis majesty may
youchsafe 10 raise to The rank of leu. gen.
don Juan Carlos Arezaga, and TO that of
field marshal don Martin de Loigorri.
God preserve your excellency for many
years.
[Signed)
JOAQUIN BLAKE.
Most ecreN.nt seSHfOr don .<iltonio Cornei
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ANDs FOR sALE.-rhe subscri

4 ANDS FOR SALE-The subscri.
A. bees' altornies in fact, for Col. John
Simon Farley, and his sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Morsop, residents in Great Britain,
offer for sale their remaining proportion
OF that valuable TRACT or LAND, in
the county Of Rockingham and s,a.e 81
North Carolina, called tie Sauratown Es-
tate.
This land lying contiguous to one of
the blanche Of Roanoke RIVER, and in The
midst OF wealthy country, is represented
20 be of great fsf,iHy, ard 10 unite so ma.
ny advantages es to be well worth the at
te'tion OF the purchasers it contains from
40 10 1900 acres, aud viii be sold i'm one
Whole, or tn distinct parcels, al the option
oil those who may wish to buy Tor winch
purpose 1t has been laid oil ia separate
tots, pi0t OF the la0d is Ieft IN The pos-
session OF VIM. Edward Broadnax, ESQ,
OF brunswick county, Virginia, who has
purchased part o. il, aad to whom, TO
more correct Information as to It's quality.
SITUATION and other advantages, purchas,
ers are referred, as we'll as 20 Mr.. Ira IL
Iis, who lives on the spot. MIR. Broadnax
VIII slsO make known the terms Of sale
and any contrast entered into with hin
ior the purchase OF the above land, or any
part thereof, viii be obligatory on our.
selves, and our principals.
G. X. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Va, July %. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

Ply Virtue Of decd Of tust. bearing daie % n
- day OF Oct. 1903, executed by Thomas =.
Hclcman, 20 The subscribers, as trustees for the
purpose OF securing SUM of money thc,cin
mentioned to be due to Richard Booker ana for
other purposes, in the deed mentioned, will be
sold, at John Crisp's Tavern or The 18th day of
September next IL Fair, If not the next fair day.
the following property. 10 wit One negro man,
named Ssorge, one negro woman named Su<ey,
one osher named Lefty, feather beds and flrni-
turs' one grey horse, one bay horse, and some
household and kitchen fuiri,ure, Inc subscri.
eers win only convey the ttle vested in them as
trustees. The sale viii be made asrscably to an
act OF Assembly passed The 3lst DAY OF January.
i5J9, entitled an act concerning executions and
ior other purposes.
EEWTONToRD.
JOHN FORD, IT, 5 ''S'ees
Cumberland, Angus, IN 1853 3W,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
TIL JEFFERSON

An aet making further appropriation 10,
wards completing the two WINS Of the
Capitol at the City of Washington, and
Tor other purposes.
, L 1t enacted by the Senate and House
I'D Of Representatives OF the Uc,t.d
States OF America in Congress assembled,
That the following sums be, snd the. same
are hereby appropria cd, to be applied un-
der the direction Of The Presid nj of The
Onited States, that is to say:
For Improvements and repairs Of the
House oil Representatives, six thousand
dollirs:
For completing work in the interior nj
the North Wing, comprising the Sc, ate
Chamber, Court Room, &C. Sc. twenty
thousand dollars.
Fer completing The staircase, and pro
Vid'ng temporary and adequate accommo.
datIons for the Library, ~ the room now
used Tor that purpose, and in The one in
which the Senate now sit, five thousand dol.
lars:
For improvements end repairs Of the
Presidents House and square, including
a Carriage house, twelve thousand dol,
iarss
Sec 2. Add be it further enacted
That The several sums of money befeb,
appropriated shall be paid out oil any mo.
oey w the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker OF The House Of Representatives.
IN; MILLEDCE,
President Of the Senate. pro- empore.
March 3, 1909.
ArssovED,
Tbs. JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
L AJYS or THE UNITED
STATES.
[By-Aut6o,y4y.]

An act supplementary to the aa. entitled
An act to amend the aet entitled An
actestabl'shing circuit courts, and abridg
ing the jurisdiction of the district courts
of,he districts of Kentucky, Tennessee
and Ohio.
u Z it ena@ed by the Senate and House
I , OF Representatives of The. u. States Of
America in Congress assembled, Tha. in
allactons or suits that we're pending in the
|circui courts OF the United States for the
|disrict OF Tennessee established by an &C,
|eni,led An acl establishing circuit courts
aud abridging the jurisdiction Of The dis,rist
ycouris of The districts Of Kentucky, Ten.
nessee and Ohio" in which cry iuds.
ment or decree was rendered, or NY SEN
teFce passed previous to the passage Of
The acl entitled "fAn aa to amend The ael
entitled g An act establishing circuit
lcours 5, and abridging the jurisdiction OF
the district courts Of the dis ric.s of Ken.
lucky, Tennessee and Ohio" the clerk Of
the circuit court of the United S,a es for
he dislIic Of East Tennessee be, and he
IS hereby authorised and direcled TO is sue
executions, and all other process necessary
ior Carrying the same into complete eff
iecl, in the same manner as If The SAID
last mentioned act had not passed which
executions and other process shall be di-
'recled 10 the marshal OF the districts of
East or West Tennessee, in which The par
y against whom the same shall issue may
reside, or his property may be found, who
sh,l! execute and returD me same, in like
manner as be would have done 1.-THE act to
which. this is snpplemgt had no, passed
and shall receive the same fees. as are by
law allowed for similar services in Other
Icauses.
Sec. ?. Add be it further enaaed, That
next session 9th district court of The
United State, FOR the district Of Kentucky
saaii be holden on the second Monday ia
Nav next, ard TIA, The session of the said
couH beretofafe huidsn on the first Mon
| day in June, annually, shall thereafter be
holden annually, on Inc second Monday IN
MAY.
SIC. .. And BE- j; further enacted, Ths,
ali WIS and process, which have been Is
sued, or may hereafter issuc and oil recog.
0izaUces retucnabie, and all SUITS and other
proceedings ct VIVA, nature or kind soever,
which have been conlioucd TO the III dis
lrcs court on the 6rst Monday IN June next,
from the last December term, shall be
returned and he'd Continued To The said
second Monday in May next.
J. 3. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
in: MiLLEDGE,
President of the Senate pro-tcmpore,
February 4, 1869.
ArPaovED,
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Ills JEFFERSON.
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VIRGINIA.

.Et sufcrfor ocurt oFchancery holden al
me eafitfof in Riehmond, June 2Ofh, 1909.
Phillip n. Nicholas, attorney general, on
behalf OF the commonwealth of Virginia,
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The MARQUIS or AsToreA,
President
Royal Palace of Seville, May %, 1909.
To Don Martin Garay.
w h'cn royal decree I communicate 20
your 'oTdship, that by being published and
',re9ia'ed' The sovereign will may be com.
(Signed) w.
.MARTfR DE GAEAY.
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