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ID virtue Of q deed Of trust bearing date Sjh
~ day OF April, 1906, and of record in Gooch
land county court, executed by William Johnson
of Goochlmd county, and Sally his wife, TO the
subscribers, to secure the pay rDcnt of six hun.
dred pounds, to Kendall Lee Of the county
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FROM SWEDEN.

GotteDburg accounts tn the 9th April
say, the Danes had orders TO capture ell
American property; and that French a.
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G- SALES AT AUCTION

HIS DAY, at IL o'clock, at the yendue
Office OF the subscriber ); Will be sold, for
the benefit of the underwriters and others con-
cerned-for CASH sr.
"A QUANTITY OF WHEAT,
Damaged in the late fire, at Webster's Mil.
JIMES BROWN, IF. r. VI.
Nav 5. 4,
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PARIS, April 8 & 4.

PARIS, April 8 & 4.
The civil marriage of their Imperial and
Royal Majesties was celebrated on Sunday,
at the palace of St. Cloud, at two o'clock,
conforlDably to the programme Tn the e
vening every part of the park was filled
with an Immense concourse of spectators
that Hooked from Paris and the neighborjng
commupes, to enjoy the magnificent and
entirely new spectacle presented by the il
eliminating of that beautiful garden. The
illusion was singularly augmented by the
playing of the water which rising above the
iiluminaticns, doubled their effect by refiec-
tion most surprising circumstance is.
that at st. Cloud the weather was pretty
fair, at the same time that in Paris the
streets were inundated with an incessant
torrent ~ rain. Fears were already enter
tanned ~ith regardio the festivty of the en-
SUING day: and VIC began to lament the loss
OF SO many preparations made in the CAPT
tai 10 celcbrate the most august of ceremo.
MES, and most memorable OF events. The
Star ot the Emperor once more prevails o.
yer the squinoctiai gales. At the momen,
when'nc cannon announced the departure of
49, Majesty, the sun dispersed the clouds
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Among the presentations TO the Queen Of
England on the 10Th of April, at the draw
ing room, was Mr.. Morier, on his being
appointed secretary of the embassy at the
court OF Persia so that the report oe his
coming to the United States as Mr.. Jack
sons successor, and in the quality of charge
deS a0dires, must be unfounded.
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PROVISORY NOTICE

Richmond, rune S,
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RI gns:an rarvi- ;n.o TO Two Sisters from
u ei.y Carried into do.
Portions OF severni ofthe cargpes scqucstrateti
IN Hoilsnds were tot admissible at the time oi
sheir arrival. The vessels which brought them
have,returned to The U. States.
CarSoes seqresfratcd and sold ty order Of the 20
rernnext Of Naples.
Dove, from Beverly carried into Naples Ma
rv, from Boston carried into do Ursnia, from N
York carried into do Amherst, from Duxbury,
carried into do Nancy, from Salem carried into
do; Fortune from do carried into do William,
from do carried into do May aud More, from
Philadelphia carried into do; Nancy and Ann,
from Boston carried into do.
Shadow. from Philadelphia Hamilton, from
Tunis Zephyr, from Baltimore; Kite, from do |;
Caroline, from Boston Sophia, from Baltimore
---Orozembo, from do Two Betscys. from Be-
verify Komp, from Salem Victory, from do /;
Hercules, from do Augusta. from Baltimore |;
Margaret, from Salem Francis from do Trent,
from do Emily, from N. York -, from Sa-
Ism; So, from Gallipoli Syren. from Newbu-
yyport; Peace. from do {; oustonach, from Con-
necticut.
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U-Capt. Thomas Underwood.
p Francis AsbelIEdward Volentne.
VasheH
r. Richard Young. Sheriff Of Henrico,
Clerk of General Court
WIN. FOUSHFR p n
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escheats, penalties ana f6rfetnrcs ~ the encou
ragement oflearning," was read third time, snd
an amendment proposed thereto by way Of RYDER
which was received and read the first and second
times. and amended at the Clerks table, and as
amended, ordered to be engrossed and read j
third time
The following resolution (Which lay on the ia
bie9 was taken up and read
Resolved, That this House will on Saturday
next, proceed by Joint ballot with the Senate, 10
elect a judge of the general court. 10 supply the
vacancy occasioned 10y the death of the late To-
seph Prentis, Esquire.
y motion WAS made to amend the said resolu-
ton by striking out the word "Satur,lay," and
inserting III place of it the word" Wednesday :"
And the question being put the proposed a.
menhment, it passed in the affirmative.
The question being then put on the resolution
as amended, 1T WAS agreed to 10y the House.
Ordered, That the Clerk carry the said reso-
luton to the Senate and desire their concur.
renee.
Ord, ID, That leave be given to bring IN bill
4" To amend the eleventh section of an act con.
corning counsel and atornics at law, passed the
l9th OF November, 1892" and that Messrs
Tazcweu COT York J, Shield, Parker (of Acco-
mack, Lewis (of Cloucester), Barrett * Taze
well (of James City,, do prepare and bring in
the same.
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I'll OTICE.-The subscriber being DESTROYS to
: close his Executorsilip OF the estate of
Pau, Grahem decd. and whereas there appears.
by the VIII fthc said Crsiian, a debt 70 be due
from the Estate Of MS Grandfather Duncan Ora.
ham, TO the firm Of Lie, Bor,c & Co--for The
payment OF which, Il part OF which, provision
rs made by the viii Of the said Paul Graham 8.
This IS therefore to require The said firm, or their
agent to come forward, state their claim, and
establish the amount due, that tie same NAV be
settled otherwise the assets will CATER three
months from this tiuc) be applied TO the dis
charge oi other debts due from the estate Of t,,
said Paul Graham aud this notice viii be plead
ed III bar 70 t,c said claim.
SAMUEL PURRUsS.
EVr 4 Paul Gyada,n.
Caroline Crun'c Virga.l
j"husr. ~'Ir 100. 5 11w9wg
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vE~WENTY DOLLARS REWARD Rum

TSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Run
away near the town of Manchester, on the
lIth inst negro man by the name OF C EORGE
BROOKS, about "a years old, about feet or 6
inches high, of light complexion, had on a ,,rey
forest cloth great coat, negro cotton coat and
overhs.ls, with a pair of double soied shoes,
plated round upon the bottom with iron was
bought by the subscriber of Mr.. 7. Watkins,
clerk OF Chesterfield county. All masters of
vessels, &c. are torewarncd from taking him on
board, as it is probable he may attempt 10 make
his escape by water. The above reward will be
given to any one who will apprehend and confine
him in Jail where the subscriber may get him, or
deliver him TO
JOHN A. DAILY.
NCttoway, January 80 OH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01
THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURNdL ROTATION or THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cycloid and the Epi.
Cycfoid.
WITH
AN APPLICATIONS OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation OF the various Pl enomena of
the Winds, Sides and ofthose Stony and Me-
allie concretions which have fallen from Hea-
upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOHN WOOD,
author Of Elements Of Perahective, trim
ted in London, in l.. 50.
December H.
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CT PU5iishei by Thomas Richie, nearly oo-
posite the Gis6e Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
o. CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advanee. Those sUho wish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate II the time Of subscribing, othergrise
their papers srM be discontinued at the expiration
of Tie first year.
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SATURDAY, Jan. 81.
communication from The Senate, by their
clerk:
The Senate have passed the following bills,
TO wit:
n bill authorship John Mitchell to in
troduce and hold within this commonwealth
certain slaves therein mentioned pa bill
g authorising John 5. Smith to hold within
this state. a Certain slave therein mentioned -
and
A bill 4" allowing further time to the
owners OF lots in the town of Salem, in the
county of Fau1uier, to build thereon -
hey have passed the bill authorizing the
superior courts OF law, and courts OF chan
c.ry TO issue writs of certiorari in certain
cases. and for other PURPOSES and the bill
Tor reVIving an inspection Of tobacco at
o"ann creek warehouses, III the Counties of
Buckingham and Nelson" with amendments.
10 which they require The Concurrence of the
house of Delegates.
And they have agreed, unanimously, TO
the preamble and resolutions on the subject
OF the amendment proposed By the legisla-
ture OF Pennsylvania, to the constitution of
the United States, for the establishment Of n
tribunal to decide disputes between the fc-
deral and state judiciary.
The house proceeded to consider the A.
'Fciol'ShtS plVpp5tu Wy Ane ')eGhie TO the
said bills, & the same being sevyraiIy twice
read, were agreed to by tie house.
An engrossed bill "authorising Elizabeth
Morris to bring certain slaves into this
state" was read a third time---and passed.
An cngrosaed biz " Authorizing Permeta Bur.
rus to remove certain slaves into uhs common.
wealth." was read third time ani passed
An engrossed bill " Autholis.Gg VI .liatn Ora
per to introduce and hold certain slave within
this commonwealth" was read a third tmc-snd
passed.
An engrossed bill " Authofising John Wilson,
guardian Of VIM. w Elan and Nancy Elarl, e.
remove certain slaves into tbs commonwealth, .
was read third tiiBe aud passed
An eDgrosscd bill " 70 auiho.ise the ovsrseers
OF thc poor for the county Of EsscX, 4, receive
oF John Montague, executor of Whiau, !<nss. =
certain legacy anJ lor Ot!cr purposes" was read
i thrfd time, aud passtd.
An ensrossOd 81. 70 appropriate eestsfr
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" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAL1 -
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court of the United States, in the Virginia Dis
trict, pronounced at the last session OF that court
IN the suits there depending between VIM. Kunkall
x Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas II. Deane and
others, defendants, and between Serbia Scrophai
and Starman, plaintiffs. and the same defendants :
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction, TT Cara, in
the county of Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
or February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the Cairo AfiRs--Tolacco
Warehouse, Tavern, and other Lots of Ground
ut that piace-Also, all the Lands at or near Ca
Ira, Consisting Of 1000 acres and upwards J
which belonged to James Deane, Thomas N
Deane & Francis b. Deane or to either Of them,
on the &0tll day of March, 1801-Terms OF
saie-Ten per cent on tie amount Of the pur
classes to be paid in cash a credit Of one two
ard three years FOR the residue Of the purchase
E!oney, 20 bear interest from tile day of sale.
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with
security, 20 be approved by the undersigned COM
m'ssiqneis, or The one that may act, and also en-
ecuting decd Of trust upon the property SO
purchased, FOR securing the payment thereof al
the periods aforesaid.
Previous to thc day of sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
e.. COPELAND, , CoDaaissi
w. WILLIAMS, oneys.
December so. cp,ds
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

A TTENrION 1.-The Members of the
IA Richmond Troop OF Cavalry are ordered to
meet at the Washington Tavern on Friday the
ninth of February, at six o'clock, Z. NJ.
BY order of the Captain,
RICHARD RANDOLPH,
1st Sergeant Richmond Troop
January so. St
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John HASTINGS, NURSERTMAN, G4P-
y DENER, SEEDSE1N. c, FLORLST, has
ron SALE, apple, Abricot. Necf1rine, Ph,,ir5,
Fear, Peach and CIc5TV Tues Of the very be st
sorts-AlSo, Goosebeyrg c Cda5rauf BUSHES. with
numerous variety Of SHRUBS and PLANTS of
the most rare kind.
Catalogues OF the above may be seen at Fts-
qohglSonn and Poner's, Richmond, who will pune.
tua''y attend 60 any orders left with them
~ b. F1TzwnYLsoENG {, Porter, have lust
received small ASSORTMENT of fresh CIR.
DEN SEEDS
January 90 S3w
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ESUkSUAN to a decree OF Care Nne County
Z Court, il the name OF >s,e Legatees of Ed
mund Jones, decd &c. against the Administrator
with the Win annexed, of the said Jones, decd.
&c. Will be sold, on Friday the 23d day of Fe-
bruary, to the highest bidder, on twelve months
credit, at Charles Iod's Tavern, in Caroline
County, seven Negro SLAVES, belonging to the
estate of the said Jones. Bonds with approved
security will be required of the purchasers, IL
manner as directed by the said decree. All who
have claims against tie SAID estate are requested
to exhibit them on the day OF sale TO the Admi.
nlstratOr.
BY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
January Is ,y3,og
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Fog ~

JOHN A. DAILY.
Ncttoway, January 30 Oh
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Congre6 Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

A message was receiv.d from the rrssi.
d. Mt, in com pliance with the call Of yest.f.
day, with documents of which the following
a,e the most material.
I" In pursuance Of the resolution OF the
house of representatives OF yesterday, Tho
secretary of state has the honor 70 transmit
TO the president Of the United States ,ts
acet mpanying papers marked A. B. c. D.
E. F. 49,
No information has been received, that
any communication has been made TO cur
minister a. London, on the part Of the Bri.
fish government "in answer - any uo,s
presented by him in pursuance of ins,rue.
tons given on the Esd Of Nov. eighteen
hundred and nine"
No answers have been given to the pro.
positions or overtures, made on the part
Of the United States to the governments Of
Great Britain and france, respecting any OF
The orders or DEGREES afe cling neutral com.
merce,' which have not been heretofore or
which are not herewith communicated. All
hieh is respectfully submitted.
/ Dr. par,ment Of state,
May, 1910.
Coty OF a letter from Gen. A,ms'rong 70
N,. P;nknty. Paris, Jan. rs, 1910.
SIR,
"A letter from Mr.. Secretary Smith
of the Isl OF Dec. last made it my duty to
enquire of his exeelency the duke OF Ca
dore what were the conditions on which his
majesty the emperor would annul ibis dc.
cree, and whether if G.. Britain revoked her
blockad,s Of date anterior to that decree.
his majesty would consent 10 revoke the
said decree: To these questions I have
this day received the following answer,
which hasten to convey to you by sPe'
eial messenger.
ANSWER.
"The only condition required for the re
vocation BY his majesty the emperor Of the
decree of Berlin will be The previous revo.
cation by the British government of her
blockades of France, or part of France
(such az that from the Elbe 10 Bres., &c. OF
a'da,e snterior to that of the aforesaid de-
cree" ....... H.. .
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.3us. ,scei,ed By yAlnS KENNEDY;

Just 5ece7Ued 0y JduLo tAE4TNC0As
sen. Bookseller, King street,
The Life of Thomas Paine, by James
Cheethsm. .. -.
Walsh's Letters on the Genius and Dis
position of the. French government.
Tales of Fashionable Life, BY Miss Edge
worth.
The Parents Assistant, or Tales Tor Chill
dren, by ditto. ~ aast. ..
Don Sebastion, or tie house Of frsgsns
an historical Romance, by Miss Porter. .
William Tell, or Switzerland delivered
n historical ts.e, by the, celebrated Plorian:
The life Of Petrarch, By Mrs. DoGson.
The Ysnkey IN London. 20, e.~.,.
The works Of Mrs. ChapeHe. -
Cowper's poems and task, 4 beautiful MP
mature edition, elegant.
Sestts MGrmion, do. do. u. -. ..
Junius's Letters, do. do. ,.rr-;. .. ... -.
Mrs. Bryan's conversations on chynissry::
Berthollet's researches into the laws "
ehymical affinity. ,af4s
The Lendon .disaecter, or system OF dS !,
section practised in the hospitals and leesaS
rooms ofths mstrePolis. ... r..
March o., -. ~. ~" 80 =.
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s;ou. beaten the enemy, & compelled he,
to evaeuase that prineipalisy.

sion, beaten the enemy, & compelled the,
to evaeuase that priueipalisy.
March q.
The ship of the line Francisco de Paul,
and IN. castles Of Puntal ard Mataeard,
eontiaue their fires upon the en-. my, who'll
still employed in carrying plank to their "a.
cappmsnt.
The head quarters ofour army have be-,
transferred to the isle Of L<sn. The enc.
nv are at work in their en,re1ehments IN
the vicinity of Santa Catalina: they hav.
nearly closed one square, and each from,
consists of about fifty pipes. The castle.
of Me,asorda and Pun.al, * our gun boats,
have kep, up their FIRE upon the enemy
who have answered from their different
pests on the right of Fort Lewis. They
have thrown up a'qusntity ofsand at the
mouth of river San Pedro, with thew it i
supposed of planting artillery.
Il is asserted that nine hundred French
who fed from Ronda, have fallen victim.
in ON era to the noble fury of the in,re pid
patriots. Experience will continue 70
prove that Spanish hearts glow with tia,
i'm plaeable hatred to tyrants that viii retut,
their phaianxes TO dust.
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s 1858 AZ

In these aggregates, without the other
charges, you see an amount excee ding fhr'-
tn thousand dollars. For what cause BY
VIVA. management in this country, was Il,
that such a mission within eleven months.
could obtain SO much from the treasury Of
the Uunited States Bid any peculiar con.
aeniality operate IN the first place, towards
such a result? If ultimately, the dis pleasure.
of a pillagiug regency of Barbary was CO.
verify menactd, where were all the forces
of the United States that had been display
&C on the Tripol,an coast in 1904, and
1905? Was it Supposed that the recollection
of tbs treaty with Jasuf Carsmanli, would
sicksn thei, honorable. spirit Or was it
more convenient, individually, and more
conducive to a policy of favoritism, that
opportunities and apologies should be plae'
ed a, the executive option, for covering
grants Of pecuniary iudulsencies, by large
appropriations. by contingent sxpencesf
The democratic papers in Massachusetts,,
not satisfied with the revolution lately pro-
duced in that state, have kindly undertaken
to bring up happy change from federal
ism to democracy in this. They announce
with great slee, that "that light is da,vn.
inc even in Connecticut" and then proceed
to state the great accession Of numbers to
the democratic representatives in our state
legislature. There will be q repusHan
rain of thirteen nsembers," says the North.
ampton -Mondrchist. Even in Connect.
cut, too, (says the Worcester Esi') tina,
dark and di.mal abode of snglo.federalism,
the glorious1iehs Of truth begins to shine
The REPUBLICANS haue obtained very hand.
some INCREASE in the legislature, and Of so.
verner there is no choice by the psople," x.
For the satisfae.ioA Of these men, Who
sppear to be. 90 deeply in love with The
flight Of truth" that they get up at mid.
night 70 see it, we state a fact Of two.
In October last there were - democrat.
ie representatives in the legislature OF this
state. This spring there are Sc, or posi-.
bly, s7--ssy the latter number. This makes
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,,v,enr.r,l. for matters and thBss in Batba'

general, for matters and things IN nafoa'
~. J;,,,,.. r.. A..
eommoda,ions on account Of that mission
Of I.lamism from Tunis, aggregates haxs
been giyen-perhaps discreetly. Possibly,
Some Of the particulars admitted under the
-troad. cloak of their contingencies, it made
bare to public view, might cause the late
secretary Of state, if not the late president
himself, 10 blush. .. =.
= Withou. setting down more than the in''
.ials of persons who received disbursements
in the arst instance, az they could be de-
s;;enated by the secretary Of state with the
tresid,n,s sanction. and If connected with
his department, would, Of course, 60 thro'
the forms for drawing disbursements upon
warrants, as required by law, in relation to
the treasury, we will attend to some agsre-
gates of expenditures, mentioned in the Of
fetal state emit, transmitted to the senate
of the United States. Take the sums and
purposes precisely as they are given in that
statement!
JIG.
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the -inormots gain Of 81! The parties
stand this spring a. follows, viz
The whole number OF representatives go
of,he,e there arc democratic 81
i. eay;na the federsiists only l42
The /" iish, of truth" has a good deal OF
work to do in this dark, dismal abode OF
federalism" before we experience the me-
rediar day Of democracy. 49,. :,
One of the Msssaehnset papers says me
resu5Ecsns in Connecticut; to q man voted
for Spaldipg. The American Mercury
however. aware that some account must be
given why the vote for their governor is no
larger, says" The vote for Governor does
not shew the republican strength, as It IS
certain that many epublieans voted Tor MI
Gri.wold." The votes for Governor as tar
as returned, which is from all but 8 towns
stand thus
For governor Treadwell and -.
Mr.. Griswold, federal, l2,'oo
~.D.u6cr.t;c $3.50
F.d.r., majority. 1926
The scattering votes, great proportion
. of which are federal, are not included IN
this statement. ... 49,.
Here is majority large enough 10 SECURE
US against the "Egdt Of truth" for some
time to come.
In order TO ascertain the precise amount
of The encrease of democracy, the following
facts may be taken into consideration. "A
few years since, there were IS democratic
repre- scn,atives in the legislature of this
state. There are now 57-,hat is, 81 short
of W there have been. In October 1906,
the democrats gave for one person in the
nomination for assistants 1o,413 'oIss.-
The votes for MIR. SPalding this spring will
be abou, 1000, probably lew over; which
will be a loss Of more than three Thousand
Alas j. is so dari in Connecticut that the
;Eeht of truth wants lantern to see its
way. W. take the liberty to suggest to the
Northampton sHeme spun Society," the ex'
pedisney Of appointing .hsir secretary TO
cas-. up In High dutch arithmetic, the exact
time, when Connecticut, frcgres''nsg as she
has, from 70 democratic representatives, 10
~s7,,and from 1c41s votes, TO 1000, will be
able to crawl out OF her deplorsble darkness
into the sunshine Of Jeffersonian sPlendor.