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Wi!n'i7c'on, Fa5'narp q, 1910.

80 IL ,"nss gnenae Of tic entire Disability OF
one OF our Wi ltnen, an, TIC r:tsr ,nposyibiliy
Of procuring, AZ tbs :n1o, temporary assistance,
We are under Ne rainu :, :.cssiry OF ir(,rr,irs
our patrons that aaa:a:r nnrher the tsnzctte
canrot be issued before tar { II instaa.. The q
b,ge mentioned csasc h5s occasionca The d,hy
Q. the p,escr. aunll,er 1aav'l aay INTEL gence
Of Importance ,rans-i,= IN Il, ;">3rin, our res
dc,s viii Tie aPp,se' Oft IA ~ eIs,a.
a%aI.y, jar. az.
Ca ;ue.6.y i.st n c!cotios W. ta.J :; Il.
CASH I'M chVs.s.a, Representative III the I.e-
.,issu3f;. 10 AL tlr vacancy occas.onrd by The
i2sig;,..l4;. u John ! ri, Esq.--I',,e ftiiov,ng
: :. !a SCI Essr4pa. =. sss.8;
lohn Crow, 1853
1t is calculated that lie territories ccded BY
ting emperor of Austria, in the late treaty with
i ancs. contain a P,,,tiation Of 4,o0o,oOo in
! hab'tan,s.
The legislature of PENNSYLVANIA have enact-
ed IL ia", which prevents, uiecr severe penal-
! ties the insurance sl property within that state
BIZ foreigners.
| Letters from Calcutta, Of Tie on,h of SerA
tcmher, mention that he rainy SEASON ha! set
IN with suc! violence il!a t..c Canes had over.
'lown aid sw :pt OF whole villages. and de-
strcyet the crops Of indigo il sgvcra districts.
In New York i.i', ,!u,ipy the last year, there
| were II 80 persons confined tpr debt under o.
dollars each, nearly the Whole Of which haze
lieen supported, white there, b. the Humane
Society OF that city.
From Vernon We nave the account current
OF that staie.umouasing TO Il thousand tlo4rs.
, The balance in favour Of tic Treasury IS tNcn-
ty. ore thousand do iars. wiz. t.ils n.,.ca' Ga.
cument il a statellc.it Of the n,anGi.c,tr's IN
That stac sa il Is u c-'raogcl..4yy vii.g2. ..s
enquiry was made "A, or - q. Ne STATE, under
III tiire,ton OF he general .gbgr tiaaen. fsnni
''s,s .eE,rt It all-a's that ote mli.:on a'1s. 2
tu.rs' a.'a iT,iiou Of ymds Of cotton a@;' .i,l.n
hav i,seA .nanuf.rt,sYedin that sar ai,s' il'uch
above { ..,is,.;3n q, yard; Of wo"l!yn. III, u
J he state nc To- c!o.ie.s woshs, % cifG'ry
machi4es, ? fnfnaces, ao! 36 ifrg.s. s. !;a,
. may @c NJ - III ar ccr:..ry
IN. Ncw-Il..,,s noNoc fof TIL exit gp..an.ent
ot !ifts, Las aSae!tart o. organization. ih 80
$ ;;:ucs rs ii nnni,,,r, orit Hosting on, aas
! az ,i,cs.e ~ ., Il, csr ~ Ere w.cl's1::, aa'
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On molten ,he clea!; . as directed % FIR.
Slaa the Sttseta,v II State with au.hcn;i,
aor'es Of ~ ACT exeen''i,y lhe Limitation o,
nr;res,ncni. Ia ofdrf that rhe same he f.,,
worried 70 .he pr''s!l,npislss Of he diff,
ext co:niiss
o. ne:;or. he hiII fer Incorporating ,hs
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GcngreMenal Kegltfer.
In Senate.
.Janadjy ~.

.Janadyy H.
Mr. C.s,h5c,' from tie STATE Of Ohio and
NJ. Cnnp',n from Rhode island a?pcA,td and
took their seats.
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eailature q Drsaluar:.
.J.s @ssiasc.
III IL ..uakE 3. 1910.

Saturday, ia aatg IS, 1910.
o., n1n,ion, .hr Bill - reablc lhs owners
oe the branch and g'.w ground laying 10 the
slui,., and ives, ii Dover % ditch and DRAM
,hr SANE, was read third SINE by Pasa.
Era,h, and passed. !.
O,9rye9, That i, be sent 10 the House OF
Representatives lpr concurrence.
The clerk Of 'h- !loase of Represents
,yes beng aah,;tsed. presented bill TO en-.
sl,. he marsh Insiders on the south side OF
Pnft.F.nn 70 hccf ~ same in reoa'r--ih's
bill re informed H.. Senate had na-sed lhr
Hr,a- of r. cre senta'i.ss and was sent tor
c,n:or1er,ct I, w.,s ordered to be read.
l{e a!sr .-..se,.,td a bill 10 incorporate
,he C;,s,rr t.'ta'i ii!a'>h Company WHICH
had ii Il, rcss~a tie iu.!st Of R.pfe seyta-
tivea. anl i. vnicn he rrqcestrl the con
cu,n.n.e of IA Seo..e. 0,.!tr;d Q be read.
Cn ;in;, 81 IA. Can'sr,
nssclo'8. ! ha' 4 eang.itec of three :,e
aprni;.t>d .ne ~ aul rcHnn . III prs.
via;ag soi liz ;.aemsat ii iSs fees pa,sa.',.
allo's-A 10 Pa .,ara:s.-r- be eommi!lec
are. s.cs.rs. -u-pyr, Cummings and Is, :
no,ts.
NJ. E,s',er being again a,,nai'sed. return
ed tie certificates = ,!ir 7tH3,nmsn: u ..
Hor.,4 ESQ. - The I NE 81 the ,luitet
s.a!rs, and iriaf,,rd tll4 1 liz, s,auay q Il !.
presen,anvas acnenrre.l therein.
lie also pr.os.i;s, for concurrence Bill
entitled :, IN sct IL imrrny. ~ n..Igator
C. TMrrsry XII an. { ing ci-rsS' y whlci
had passed The liou-- u Representatives
4 .;,U.,ru. u
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ahcy wish at The devil, we come to
.hls dilemSna, either TO allow, that
their may be a doubt of the sincerity
Of our jubilee. or that, the people OF
those countries GALL THE CONT
NINr indesd) arc set OF despicabie
wre,ches, and, Of course. no, at all
likely ito assist as Pitt used to call
it, "in their own deliverance." The
Jubilee discussions. in the London
common council, have been very
Interesting, and cannot fail. in due
time to produce a good effect. The
proposition to hold jubilee has given
rise to remarks upon the occurrences
ofthe last SO years it has caused,
some to be Informed of what they ne
yer heard Of before, and some have been re-
minded of what they had forgotten. After
having as they ,ho't, carried measure in
tended 10 set an example for boozing and
Sormandizi1g and carouziug ali over the
country drowning the senses and re
coll elton CT the nation in toas,ing
and oilef ring and haliowing, /" tie
movers Of this m@rsure, though not
aauch subject to biushing, have been
driven 10 abandon il, and, instead os
going ia tnveyn, they agreed To
go to c5Arry5, Instead Of drUnh,
they has~ agreed 10 have a fbanhs
Giving. But this is a ,ritle compar
ed 20 what is gained in anoster way.
These discussions have, it is to be
hoped. most clearly pointed out TO
Tie livery Of London The importance
Of their right 10 elsct t5s members Of
sI5e;r eo1amca council; but CT this
shall say more in ny text: and,
in the mean while. beg leave 10 re-
commend 10 the reader careful ne
Tusal of what passed At the last city
meeiing,aad which,if have room Tor
it. shall be inserted il another part Of
this number.
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Er1m fhe Lexington RI hoyfer.
DirNli,a Al OF JACKSON,

"a ~ Wntn an appi'ca'ion was made to
lord rorh 70 a!ter the hostile system adopted
tDWafd6 hmttca. lie replied, Z" IL IS an ran te
m"at 1Htff!te@-the hlng mi have i so : HIS ms.
1r'tp 2 ar!e'm'aed u hy NE quests,a syi.a -Sm,-
.aa."
And his majesty did Try it, exactly in the
s4i.~ sfAiS as he Sll Try it again if he iecurs 10
open arms.
Oar object in stating this fact is to draw The
atc"uo1 of cur i..i.nw-cltizeus 10 thc'real and
,ru" ouaastion Of ali our differences with G.
Bciiain. We have generally been docking, ior-
waati to the different changes in The British
ministry for a ps'l'at:cn Of our wrongs, but We
have seen that Let whatever alterations take
place, 1t who will be minister, the same il-
suits are Continued. This therefore, proves
that there is some fundamental hostility. And
we are persuaded that it is in the bosom OF TIC
British tv'an'-and that whilst he lives and
| rules, there will be only modifcaiions OF attacks
| on our independence in all the changes he may
make of his ministers.
This conailcrat on is now become of the
highest interest to us, since the dismissal Of
Iackson-and also the consideration Of the
| character OF his present minister. Are they
| men who are TO be expected to pass by without
resentment the rejecting Of their ambassador.
! nc MUG VIC IcHcCt, tne more are We pct
| suaded that this will not he the case. Jackson,
there is no doubt, had instructions from his
! government, to assert what he did rn.ng
gave the lie TO Mr.. Madison and his colleagues,
whist debating in The British commons, and
Jackson only repeated the orders oihis master.
In proportion therefore as British insoenee
| was encouraged by our former submissions, in
| proportion will be the rage OF that ministry on
being foIls d IN their most desperate attempt to
put the last iinishiBg blow ;o CO.. independence,
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mare Ae1o-CosfIe Tricks.

IT is curious to observe how raen who
have deserved, lost The confd nee Of he
public will wrlthe and twist, in order 10 ore.
serve a contrary appearance. The New
Castle leaders, in order Is console one 81
their most active members for former dis
appointments, have determined 70 send him
70 the Legislature, for the twofold purpose
OF gratifying his ambition aid promoting
their tavorl'e ohjeci--a Bridge over the
christina creek opposite Newport.
The erection of a bridge at Newport.
which has for its object the enhancement Of
private property and The qualification Of in
dlvidnal resentment, would be an Hec,nal
blow a The interests If the " Wilmington
bridge Company"
twas the n cation of he New Castle
leaders 70 have placed their champion IN ,hs
Senate. But how was thi. 10 BE- effected :
ne sentiments OF the people # the county
were too we'll known to hazard such pro.
position. No: The popular and resnct,a
bic maine OF DIR. Alexander was bropeht in
u y'ew----lt WA, known he would resign,
5 'hs eVenf prosed,--and then, forsooh,
NEW castle hundred alone would have had
the selection Il the Senator. Bur the spirit
aud good sense OF the people pre- vailed, and,
as usual, they were disappointed 1t ma,
be now reasonably supposed tina, the highl,
resp, ctab!e name ii Mr.. Bird was made use
o. ipr the same unworthy purpose. Il seems
he, also, has resigned--and a more suitable
person is TO be appointed iii his place. Ii is
hoped the people Of the county will prevent
this-the design only wants TO be known to
he defeated.
Il was NOT enough for ,ae New. Castle
leaders 10 endeavoE 10 palm useless and ex.
pensive roads on the pub.c-,o cree, n
bridge over the Christiana at Newport,
which would almns, bring destruction on
the leading interests Of the countv-;o make
20ertires to the Federalisls on the norn,np
OF the election, in order to deprive the De-
mocratic Republicans of the Senator Of /, cir
| choicc--hut, to c@p the climax, ,h.y are
now about 10 take advantage Of their vicin.
~ to the scat Of justice, 70 send me mber
10 Inc Legislature, contrary to the " ishcs
Of the people.
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House Of Representatives.
.Laaaaf9 8.
AnEiED tiI.REiIANrMEN

.Iaaaar9 8.
AnAlED MERCHANTMEN
Mr.. Liveinote offered the following resolu-
ton -
htsolsT6, That tue secretary Of the treasury
be ''lrcttcs 70 cause 10 be laid before the house
cory oil any instructions suet. TO the collectors
ot ID" scyeai .i,stnets Of HE &. States relative u
re'usiag c!ratances % an ,tl4a.c armed VESSELS
1t fhe Unte States.
Mr.. Erpes moved 10 amend the motion BY ad-
ding to the eod of il the words 9 during the
present OF any former administration"
MT Llverlnorc aecep,ed the amendment 4. a
part Of the mot.o,.. The whole was agreed to,
5itn 2i.
Mr.. Nclson made the following reoot:
y ne committee on Tie military establish
'pert Of tic United States, 10 whom was refer.
red = niue q the message Of the president 81
ihe =. States or the 81 inst. as relAtes 20 raising
volunteer force report in part that they have
'aken the same TITO consideration, and are Of
opinion that it's highly expedrent TO pace forth
WIN the Country ~ more complete state Of
teisnae and recommend the following resolution .
hcsolssa, That provision he mace By law for
raising and embodying volunteer force oft.ro-
~ thausand men, exclusive Of officers, TO be en-
listed and he'd to serve for the term Of
from the tine Of their being In actual sersice.' %
The report vas referred to committee Of the
whole.
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appointing Thursday next at IL O'Clock for
the two houses 10 meet in the Senate cham
Der, ia order to ,minate persons out OF
which is to be-chosen by ballot Senator q
represent this state in the Senate Of the u.
States and. on motion, the same was a.
dnpted. a
Ordered, That the resolution he SEM TO
the House of Representatives for concur
ence.-Adiourued.
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. o'cl5ck, p. III

Mr.. Cooper laid on 'hr table a resolution
iof join mee'ifg 81 tn wo houses in Tie
Senate chamber, in order 10 nominate and
i:,..ot for Senatcr 10 represent tins sta,e
IA the Senate Of the Uhied STAT, which,
or motion, was rsaG---and the same bt,pp
under consideration,
On ninf on OF Mr.. Way, tie further con.
sidefa'iap Q. The sane was postponed iii
Wsdn-stlsy next,--AdIourned,
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i eqinafuye cf E>e.a.nars.
yn esssna:e.
Sa'an!a., ia uayv &. 1910.

.5"7aN.d1, o"1N75N Q, I3IO.
Mr. Conae, presea,ed petition ia favor
CT a reytsal Of the PENAL code. Sc. Read
and erd~rSd 10 lie on The ialuie.
Nr. .''esr.'t presented two pettions on
the samr sn.ject.--Kead and ordered "a lie
en- ~ So.e.
Nj. 'itehel, sember from Sussex
county appeared ard took his seat.
Adjour.sd ill Innda, 10 ~ ,ck.
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-Ianuayu 10.

NJ. Cooper prtscntsti several petition.
FL syisa! Of ynt rtasl code.-Ry &c! and
otd rsd - .ir IN ,le tatie.
@ ~, ton. he lin to enable Joseph Vim .
cen ascesa,n bounds of certaia lands
the,e,n nan q, wa read third time, and
pas. he Ssnatc.
V, ""'ipn, he bill providing for the as.
sss> fttt u properly IN Kent county was
RS ! tlt;fe 'iae ~ paragraphs, and passed
The Ss.ssts.
o. noion. The bill . prcven, swine run
n''g 'argr ia a Certain dlstric, there in
~ n. n was read ,kird time bv VA.
rig .Iit. nd passed h. Ssnae.
% '7.o 'on, he Eli q ot;ain certain m
Prrs t'o5 ne land tiIice in the s,ate cf Ma.
rtiaaa "a tsad y paras' apis, and passt d
the Sen,- Adjourned.
o,c'oek f. III.
On naGaa, he rrs..u.lut which was nos
poned TO 'f''s lay iar appointing Senate,
IRON this .t;'t to The Senate Of the Irni,e,
States, ", read a"l disagreed IL.
Mr.. Cooper laid en- the .al,e rssolu,,o,
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PliiLODE MOS.
s~-Hr~N

PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES.
The constitution of this officer is vr,v nnc,,-
liar. He is tie executive department Whom
the appendsges which arc usually attached to
the chief magistrate in other species Of rove, n.
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grained stone, As fee, high, 80 long, and 2ol
in thickne The ,liumphal arches OF Seth
ms .Seve,ns and Constantine have supplied the
model. ike those, its length is divided into
,hice arcades, but il has another, which passes
transversally through the middle OF The others.
The width or the middle arcs.'e i, q feet, that
Of the Others ST.. Eight Corinthiao columns
of red marble, with bronse bases and capitols,
ldorn the two chief eides, and support mar
bic cornce, on which slan,s eight marble sta
tues, representing the different kinds Of French
soldiers The top forms double socie, crown
ed with qua,rig., and the celebrated CORN
THAN horses, removed from Venice. The
vaults OF the lateral arches are adorned with
thunderbots, laurel boughs, palms, ard the
monogram of the emperor. 10 the centre o!
The middle arch vault the ornaments of wt,ich
are ca'ssons, is a bass eiief Of NG1olroa in lis
i'm, ie,iul robes, ciowned by Victory. Above
the inferior arches are bass rel,efs representing
military AMI historical Incidents
In the neigabnurnood Of the Champ DC
Mars, at Paris, 5000 Old houses have been ia
ken down, fos Inc pnrpo,e Of erecting in that
conspicuous situation pacl for the imperial
residence, superior % any p'oauc;iaa Of art the
mind Vi Ptraa9 had co cnpla,cl.
The lesisatHr. o. Nol;a Carolina have COM
pietely saocheti ~ 'iisuranc ~ for ..ners. ;
The law imposes fine Of 500 atary in ~
person e4kng it.ar.ace, a,a 1910 ,.s,iltr, 81
any person wha shall attemp, tnt4sst&ae.
Tor foreign osieas.
A letter from W Jarus, Z Il,
bon, to ycnt,cnan il Boston d Ill
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!: ~ y <.1ga3GtiG.
l|fft'1ngfon, January IS, 1870.
-xiract Of letter from correspondent 1t Dover
dated JANUARY 10.

EXTRACT OF letter from oar correspondent at Dover
dated January TO-
F" An election was held Yesterday for a
member to supply The place of William
Warner, Esq, he whole humber of woes
gwen H. am Informed, was $50, which is
sad 70 DC IN, greatest number ever given in
at an extra election, II however l,rm1nat-
"a III favour ni the Federal candidate by q
aajnrlty Of 50 votes. Business is accumu.
,ahng last N the House Of Representatives.
from Kent alone petitions, containing up-
wards 81 500 signatures, have been received
IN favour Of dlstrc, elec.ions-and an conal
numoer IN favour Of tlec,ing constaples by
Inc people. a nnmher Of similar petitions
have also been received from New Castle
coun'y. In consequence Of the resignation
- John Bird, Esq. the Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives has this day issued his
wr' 70 the sherG Ct New Cas- lie County
i,r holding an election for person 10 sup
fiy the vacancy"
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cnNqrtJ s..

Mr.. Way presented = nt'i,i1a far revi.
Sal Of the penal codt.---.=al and ordered
IL lie on the tahis.
Adjourned till Tomorrow Is o'clock. Tin
consequence g the s'rction 10 supply Inc
place Of Alr. Warpe,l
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.Taaaqra s.

On motion, the ili i,r preventing swine
;unn,ng at large within Certain limits was
1saI second iine. -Adlocfaed.
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'Reginsr .
In Senate.


Friday, January s.
Agrcebly to notice, Mf. Pope presented bill
for the Improvement OF the Unlyed, States By
public roads and Canals.
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january 8.

january 8.
Mr.. Mcigs submitted the following motion,
which was agreed 10:
Resoloed, That committee be appointed TO
enquire into the expcdcncy Of establishing by
la9 lard department, OF the United STATE !;
and mat they have leave 10 report ny bi or
otherwise.
[M.ss's. Mcgs, Gregg, Anderson, Crawfud
aud Pope were appointed the committed
lhe bill for the Improvement OF the United
States By public roads and canals was read
cond time and on motion of MIR. Pope, com
united 10 a select committee.
[Messrs. Pope, Hayard, Anderson, Crla ford
AMI t,il!housc whe appointed the committee
On motion OF Mr.. Pope, the repor, made BY
the secretary of the treasury in pursuance nf 4
re-nlnt,on Of the'housc Of the "a Maica, 1907,
respecting roads and canals, were IctcrIc! to The
same committee.
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Il superb tr'umphal arch has been erected in
NE 'arosel at PARIS. by der Of the emperor.
70 communicate the glory Of the French ar.
miles, A faces the 1huilleries Oh one side.
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Jonuorg 9.

J6E10ig 3.
The bill from the house of representatives for
continuing the Mediterranean fond was read and
passed TO a second reading.
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l. is reported, that iltormati i h5s been re.
ceised 81 Mr.. Er5Hine'a arrival IN luglsn1, i
% days. Hc sa!ed = ~: :riga,e a iaane.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-10

10 have asht i kfrsis Title dSdbt ofl AZ
ex.r sordina,y BILL passing, and: 81 he p,.
sid. nt's hNvirg put !. in icft spsirs( Ii.
British minister; without even WISHING q.
the formally of his recall. 10 compliance,
Of the dsnind Which MI. P'nlrty w., nc
structed 70 msksJ,U " tcrtlrmtrt Thu,
resolution freatfd nc discussion in The ~.
nate the mover sss the tnly person uko
spoke on the OCCASION. 80
The annual rrot Of the American
nances was laid before CO: grt.son the o.
ult. 1t distlosts senhe jnt,s h,,lc ndpm.a
to inspire complete confidence in the ~.
TEN Of policy, which The ruling parry H..
imposed upon that country for these to-
years past. Like the old goverrm.,, ~
Europe, the Americans are mixing !. I.
ginning towards a natiopal deb, exeI,;..
of that contracted in establishing ,be;,;.
dependence. The rxpsnces of III, r. ~
1909 are admitted o nave exceeded n. -.
venues to the amour, Of nearly 1.soo mn
dollars. The de6ci. for the ensuing w.. w..
is calculated a. three millions, to nro.
vide against which, as we'll as to d;..
charge that OF the preceding year, loan,
are suggested. To dsfray the in,er.,,
of these, an immediate and consjder,hI.
increase Of the existing duties is stated to
be ne eessary; and is at the same time
thrown out, that in case of further deeh.
ration, occasioned by a maritime war, Il
will, probably, be necessary to reSort. p.
TIER directly or indirectly, to Internal taxa.
ton. .... go.
Blu, the most important part of this do.
cument relates to the non intercourse ass.
The insdequacy OF this m assure, to the OBJ
ject it had in view, is declared, and the 4.
tentative is suggested Of reins,atiag /, in
its original visor, Chat is, to abolish tho
coas:ing trads, and prohibi, exportation by
lanI or removing entirely all it's res.cic.
ii as, so far as they sf Ct the commerce
and navigation Of America. -.
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ntdiately; also taking care that all shoald
return in the saSns vessel.
7.k Az respeces vessels proceeding from
,sur!own ports,they viii take care % examine
he passports Of the passengers. enquire the
object Of their coming, observe their con.
duet, and advise me thereof, - ordered in
article sth. = ~
9Th. They will endeavor to enforce, with
great exaetness, article 80 and IS Of the
ordinance Of police, wherein it is dscreetl,
That every person who hires house or
room, or whosoever takes any boardsrs,
shall immediately give the information
thereof to the police officers. ...
9th. Finally, as it is but justice to reward
generously and comfortable to cireumstan-
ces, those who should denounee and an.
prehend the aforesaid per6dious agents, and
in order that greater number of jealous
patriots may participate in so meritorious
an act, a subscription will be opened fur
shares at 10 dollars each, and the said era.
si6casion will accordingly be paid by the
subscribers in proportion to their respec.
tive shares, having subscribed myself for
one hundred of them. And tina: it may be
made known publicly, this procla nation
shall be published and circulated in the &C
customed form. b..
The Marquis de SoMERuELos.
Haudnna, 5th Feb. 1910.
NoTE.--No Frenchmar whatsoever will
be admitted into the Island of Cuba, altho'
he should produce documents proving his
naturalization, either in America or in any
other country.