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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

q: The candidates for the premiums most
SEND to our minister of the interior de .
scr'ption OF their method, and annex sam
pies. OF stuff, dyed. toge' her with lne dive.
stuffs prepared in sufficient quantities To
verify the same.
Our ministers of tho interior and pub.
TIC treasury are charged with the execute.
on OF the Present decree.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
-, by the emperor command.
The minister secretary of state
IL b DURE of BAssANos
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Tavern, and within two hundred wards Of
the Cspitoi-The subscriber having fitted up, at
some considerable expence, situation calculated
for the reception of families travelling members
OF the Assembly, and resident individuals, res
pectfully solicits the attention of his friends
and the public.
1t has been generally remarked, that a comfor-
cable Boarding. House, in Richmond, of this des
cription, might meet with deserved success the
subscriber therefore earnestly requests The favor
OF atrial, aud hatters himseIfthat his endeavors
60 please will meet with that appreciation and en-
enlargement he is so solicit us TO merit
BENJAMIN DENNIS.
november 10 tml
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From a London Paher.

RELAND-REPEALO OF THE UNION
The Committee appointed by the aggre
gate meeting OF the city of Dublin, having
~aited on M:. Grattan according tu an
polntment, on Thursday the LIN inst. with
the Address ot the meeting, that gentleman
returned the following answer:
GENTLEMEN,
have the honor to receive an
address presented by your Committee ard
expressive OF their wishes that should pre
sent Certain petitions, and support the re
peal OF an act. entitled the act of Union =
and your committee adds, that it speaks
WIN the authority of my constituents
the freemen and treeholders of the Civ of
Dublin. VI
peg TO assure your committee, and thro,
tnem, my much beloved and much resnect
co constituents, that | shall accede to their
proposition l shall present their petitions
and shall support the repeal of the Act of
Union with decided attachment To orr
connection with O.. B.. and to that harmonv
between the two countries, without which
the connection cannot last. do not imn.;r
either as L apPrehend, when assure YOU
mat snail support the repeal of the Act of
Union. lou VIII please to observe, thar a
proposition OF that sort in Parliament, to be
e"ner prudent or possible, must wait until
)! si'aii De called for and backed by the ma.
ION Wheh proposed 1 shall then, as at all
times nope shall, prove myself an Irish
man, and that Irishman whose first and loo,
passion was his native country.
AS tothe personal appreciation with which
you nave honored me, it is. must say. your
kindness that overrates my pretension which
neither age, nor time, nor distance can Is
iace--an attachment to Ireland unaltered &
have the honor to be.
With the greatest esteem.
Your very humble servant.
HENRY GRATrAN.
Dublin. Oct. q, 1910.
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June 8.

NJ OTlCE The subscribers have opened
/ - S1ORE, next door above the house for
merly occupied by Messrs Ro5t e. allan Poyok.
ana intend carrying on business, under the firm
OF b>'lha'n CoIquhoan c, Co. will always keep ON
nana; general assortment of DRl' GOODS,
suitable to the season, which thew will sell i.,s
by wholesale, for cash, or on a credit TO pupctuL
customers
They have now received all their London sun
ply, from the ship Averick c by the ship George
e susan, daily expected from Liverpool, they
VIII receive their Coarse Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery, which will complete their ass ortment fer
this fail '"'
WILLIAM COLQUHOUN.
WALTER & THOS COLOUHOUN.
November 6. IS
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ct HlLAIRE MAHER,-LateIy arrived
~ from Philadelphia, has the honor to offer
ms services as Teacher in the art of dancing,
60 the gentlemen and Ladies of this town: he
will teach the newest French country dances.
The Gavotte, the Waltz, and the Hornpipe, in
ali their various ways and new steps he will at.
Tend private families in town, and will receive
proposals for country schools Mrs Maller, who
has oflaie, carried on, the business of a mlliner
VIII &C commodate the ladies with the newest
fashions Of Philadelphia from; sin. I'm,
brought very elegant pelisses and spencers
Ioey both, hope to give satisfaction to those
Persons who will favor them with their conf.
dence they reside at present on the main street
o.ofk"e Hill in the upper apartment Of Mrs.
Drsgrange.
Richmond Dec, 4. 9,G
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&nr0pe
Turkish Lmheriat Prociamafioun.
TURKEY

"'H'VP AWNCftH 4 ICCtUUlufIOHn'
TURKEY
PERA, July 10, 1910.
The following Eattechuf Proclamation
has been issued by the Grand Sultan:
10 my first Chief Of the Belief, the
high Pontif Of the mortals (Mufti.) to nv
brave Caimacian Pacha, my eminent minis
tiers. my worthy teachers and professors of
theology, explainers of the Koran, and of
tradition, nay lmans, the great of my court,
my seven military corps, all Aeas (Com
manders,) officers and soldiers, my servants.
&c.
After my imperial greeting, it is neces-
sary TO INFORM you, that the treacherous
Muscovites, these enemies to faith, continne
in thsir resolution to bring their devices
which their depraved souls have invented.
more and more is execution they have
invested imperial cities and fartrcsses with
war, and further overrun the territory Of
the true believers. They are not satisfied
with putting Mahomet's adherents. with
out distinction of age and sex. in chains.
Wherever they come, and to drive many OF
our plundered bre hren naked from their
homes to seek shelter in the wilderness
where nothing but chance, poverty, aud mi
sery follow them but these Muscovites of
ter such cruel and unacceptable proposal.
that It is impossible to perceive any desire
OF an approach in them, but on the contrary
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r. FAIRcHILD. 11ERck4NT 7713,To9

FAlRCHILD, MERCHANT T'A1LOR.
~ takes this method to inform the public. mat
he has again commenced business in this citv, at
the store occupied by Mr. VIM. Craven. nearly
opposite the eetleading to Col. Mayo,s bridge
where ne intends carrying on his business. and
earnestly sohclts share of public patronage -
Likewi would inform the public that he Ras n
Penfd handsome and well chosen assortment of
COcOS, IN his line, which were selected viii,
the utmost care and attention Amongst which
are-supeItns cloths of every colour which NAV
De called for, likewise double and sinp,. rni,Iej
Kerseymeres OF various colours, second and third
quality cloths all colours, also annels all colours
IN short every article usually called for in n
Merchant Taylor's Store; ali of which will he
sold on reasonable terrns &c. cal. SH,y i :,
Impossible for him to do business in any Other
way.
NJ b. The subscriber intends keeping on hand
Goats, Surtouts, Great. Coats. Plantations and
w aistcoats OF all colours, qualities and sizes in
order that gentlemen who are ia want NAV h..
furnished at once without being Obliged to wait
or days and often longer wise sss,,res The
pubic that the garments they may purchase of
h'm ready made, shall be made in the neatest
manner, as much as though measure was taken &.
made for particular persons
N. b. Wanted to hire, Negro Boy, IS or 16
years old, one from The country would be prefer.
ed. FNA
November 81 ,y,f
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NOTICE. purchasers of the late Judge
~ Lyons Negroes, at the Oaks, in the coun-
ty OF Hanover, on the l2!b day Of December 1909,
sre informed that their bonds, which become
due or the 18th day of ext month, are depo sit
ed IN the Bank Of Virginia, where one of the
trustees Will attend to receive payment, ON uiat
day.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
November sOlh 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

n many persons who derive titles TO their
4 n Lands from patents issued under the REGAL
Government, have, in numberiess instances. been
unsuccessful in their applications at this Off to
ebtain the evidence of their titles, owing to the
Indexes to the record books of that period being
not only in very mutlated state but incorrect !,
1T mays therefore, he important to the interests Of
such, TO be Informed, that the General Index to
those records has been carefully compared with
The books. in the doing Of which, il was found,
that the old indexes omitted 4 number of patents
these omissions are supplied, and such
persons as have been hitherto unsuccessful NAV
now probably find what was the object Of their
search.
The business Of this Office having been for a
Dumher Of years heretofore in arrcar by reason of
which, persons = had returned their surveys
have been delayctim getting their grants, long at.
Ter u period allowed by law for issuing them
II may be pleasing to those interested also, to be
inf0rmcd, that grants have issued on all surveys
returned 60 tlIis Office, which could issue accord
ing 70 law. and are now ready to be delivered &,
the pfcPrictors
CH,lS. BLAGROHE.
LsDd Office, Deccln.l
Der 4, 1910. 2aw2wsw2,y
PRfN TING,
vf tvgFY DESCrIP ION, NEATLY gxscuTEp
Al + HIS OFFICE.
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N OTlCE.-The subscriber has rented, and
L Y removed his Counting Room to the large
my Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by Mr. James c An
thony Tois house is calculated to store up
wards OF 500 hogsheads of Tobacco, aud several
Thousand barrels Of -four it is situated convent.
ent to the basin oftbe canal, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, Sep 81 3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

a TEACHER of the Languages, Writing, A,
Z \ rthmetic and Geography, would be glad
20 engage not more than ten or twelve bows for
inc ensuing year, in healthy part of the country
Any gentleman disposed TO know his terms. will
please apply TO the Printer.
Richmond, november 80 ct
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Vol. Z. ].

Il 81, Published by Thomas Richie, nearly OPP.
rtsise the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virsinia.
U CONDITIoNS.-Five dollar. year, 70
6e paid annually in advance. Those suho wish to
b considered annual subscribers, must hereaier
designate it at the time Of Subscribing, othercise
shs papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the FIRST year.
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az GREAT BARGAINS,

ME late arrivals of Fall K Winter GOODc
enables John King to give GREAT BAR
g ANS tor cash
november so .r
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TALL GooDs-RUssELL G. VAL

FALL GOODS G. HAL-
- LACE, have just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, Is bales Woolens, consisting of
'Stoths, twiiIed Coatings and blankets, and Flan-
ncls, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Levaht--
"a Boxes Window Glass, IL by Is & Is by 18
Cask Scythc Blades assorted
Is dog. Spades aud Shovels.
likewise by the John and Adam from London ::
40 Pieces best twed Soaking tF
I Case Manchester stuffs assorted colours
1000 LIB. Seine Irvine
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No
10 To No. is 4,
). The above GOODS win be sold reasonable,
Sdr cash ar accsptances in town, so days
Likewise wo Ton GERMAN STEEL.
October 10 12w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

NOMPK1NS & MURRAY, have received
n by the ship. dueric, their Fall Supply OF
LONDON GOODS, containing a great variety
ofartcles. suited to the season, AIMING them are
Disper and Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant assortment,
Scotch Holland Sheeting of very superior quality
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres do do do
Doman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets do do do
irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiving, by
the brig Cora. from Liverpool, their fall supply
ofCosrse Woollens, Hardware, Cutlery, &c. &c.
which will render their assortment very com.
plets
October o. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06
Gfeanings Jrom London Paheys.

Gfeanings from London Pattern.
An American seaman, named John Mur
ray was stabbed in Bristol, (Eneland) in
the beginning of October, by Portuguese
sailor III quarrel about prostitute. He
died before relief could be afforded.
ne Russians are said to have abandoned
the siege of Varna.
The exk king Of Sweden, in CONSEQUENCE. cf
permission given, is on visit to the Russi-
an capital
Admiral Sawyeris appointed to the Halt
fax station.
twenty seven chests containing silver in
bars and valued at 90 O00i. Sterling was
shlpped ny the American navy agent at Ca
diz' ia the Zenobia, for London. in reiurn
Tor provisions furnished the Spaniards by
tne Americans. This is crceitous way
OF paying Americans for provisions.
About 400 houses in Buda lHnngarv)
were desIroyedby FIRE on the 5th Septe mbey
last.
a Paris paper states that the Irish reei
nents have recruited no less than 500 Eng
'ish aud Sc0tchmen from the different de
pots OF prisoners, while the French prison.
efs IN Cadiz and elsewhere refuse the mos
tempting offers to enter military service a
gainst thor conntT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

A HOUSE-KEEPER WANTYNG.-A mid
IN die aged person of une xceptonabic charac
Ter, to whom a permanent situation is an object,
ywhi meet with every deserved encouragement,
by applying to YNO r. VERTR
november so IF
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WISH to purchase, or hire, few good Flour
IL Barrel COOPERS
Also "a good MILE COOK; and
a H0CSE-SERVdNT
THOMAS RUTHERFORD
november 80 tJa
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~ sveFY De@crIP ZION, NEATLY ExscurED
AT T HIS OFFICE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-09
Coach-making, in all. ats various
Branches. ~
c E. p TAYLOR,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
N and the public, that he eontih YES 10
carry On the Coaeh-sakirg Basiness in all Its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Toy
or, where all orders in his line of business
Will be strictly attended .
From an establishments of three years in
the above line of business he 10 able to say,
as a proof of his workmanship, he has many
vouchers. 8.
Gentlemen who may please TO favo, him
with DER orders fer, Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executedywith nestness ands,~ngth.
NIB All kindsef Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis.
patch. - ,I,p ar. q
A second hand Coaehee with Harness. q
March 81: 57,s a9nss@ - 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-09
In the Senate Of. the United States,
'..'.-~ -. .. Abrif d.

The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the bill for the establishment OF National
Bank.
Mr.. Rayar2 moved, among other amend.
ments, the following new section to the Dill
making provision for the establishment OF
a National Bank, which were ordered to be
printed, and the bill postponed ill Friday
next, and made the order of the day.
Sec. 8 Andke it further enacted, That il
shall be lawful for any person, copartner-
ship or body polite who now do or at any
time within three years from the third day
Of March next, may hold stock OF thr pre-
sent bank of the United States to Subscribe
within that period of time in the books to be
opened at the city of Philadelphia for as
many shares as he, she or they may hold of
the capital stock of the bank Of The u. S..
and the shares so subscribed shall be paya-
bic either in gold or silver, or by the trans
fer and assignment of an equal amount of
the stock Of the said bank at the time of the
subscription.
Sec. .16. ind be it further enacted, That
the incorporation of the subscribers to the
bank of the u. States made and established
by the act entitled an act to incorporate
the subscribers to the bank of the u. S."
passed on the 2s;h day Of Feb. A. d. 1871,
shall continue, and tho same is hereby con.
tinued, till The eth day OF March, a. D.
1874 the capital to be augmented 10 ttirty
millions of dollars.
The President laid before the Senate the
following report of the Secretary of the
Treasury made in pursuance of the rcsolu.
:ien of tho Senate Of the I'd inst:
Treasury Department, april Sd, 1910
SIR,
have the honor to transmit. report
prepared in obedience to the resolution OF
the Senate of yesterday.
have the honor to be,
With great respect, sir,
Your cbrtlirnt servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
To the hon. the President Of the Seaate.
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r E p O r T.

REF ORT.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in ODE
dience to the resolution Of the Senate of the
I'd inst. respectfully REPORTS
That the statement annexed to the report
made to the Senate on the I'd day of March,
1909, contained all the dividends made BY
the bank of the y. S. from its establishment
to the date of the report, as stated to the
Treasury by the bank.
That the annexed table ca being a tran
script of the above mentioned statement,
with the addition of the dividends made on
the first day Of July, 1909, and ON the 1st
day OF January last, embraces not only the
ordinary semi. annual dividends of four per
cent. but also all the extra dividends which
are within the knowledge Of this depart
ment, and which, it is believed, have ever
been made by the bank; making in the
whole, an average of 8 1886 per cent. a
year.
That there remained to the cred. of the
bank, after payment of the dividend made
on the first day of January last, surplus
of 4o9,41o dollars, consisting Of two items,
VIZ: $4,000 dollars, designated by the
name Of "General Bank Estate" intended
as an offset against the decay and presumed
loss, in case of the sale of the real estate of
the bank, that estate having been paid for
from the capital stock, and not from the pro-
fits of the bank and 2s4,4lo dollars, de.
signated by the name Of " Contingent
Fund.-" intended in the FIRST place to cover
losses arising from bad debts, otyet actu-
ally lost and the residue Of which, if any,
will be applicable to another extra dividend.
That the nominal profits resulting to the
bank from each of its Offices Of discount
and deposit, could not be ascertaned with
out an investigation OF all the weekly re-
turns made TO this department.; and that
there are no returns from which the actual
loss sustained by each office can be known.
But that tho statement (B) shews the
permanent capital given to each Office of
discount and deposit the balance due in
account current by the Offices to the bank
Exclusive and in addition to the said per-
msnent capitaD On the eth day of March
last the amount Of the notes actually dis
counted and due to the bank by the last re-
turns, specifying the amount discounted at
Philadelphia, and At each Office respective.
"; and m estimate Of the gross amount of
the annual expenees and losses of the bank,
insludius its several Offices, by which it
appears that the annual expenses being a.
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!. TOO far. II censlude therefore with observ.
;,inr, that I .shalLyote against adlering, and
EEfor the bill as il now stands; and with a
wish that the house may recede. have
done. 81. >. ,.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-09

bout Ia, 900 dollars.a yea,, the sseertaia-..
cd losses must in the whole Rave amounted
70 sbout IS 900 dollars 4 year.
All Of which 10 respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Treasury Department, .,....
April Sd. 1910. .-..,t.....
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-09
100000 15,5S7,s7o
.1,4l1,627*
.1e,94s,497

*Funded debt. .1e,94s,497
Estimate Of the c*bences and losses Of the
Bank. -. ,....
Six per cent. on 100000 dollars, esti-
mated as per above, as the amount usual
ly loaned on interest, is per annum,
- ...... .,. 1,pao,ooo
Dividend of 1886 per cent.
year, on 100000 900, actually De-.
paid 10 the stockholders, is, .-
per annum, .. 836,11l
Undivided surplus on 1
Jan. 1910, 4o9.41o
dollars, divided by 10 -
years, would be equal ..-....
. to an annual dividend - :;
p, of 3" s2,74s -
Leaving for the estima- "a. .>',
ted annual amount of 81.
expenses and losses, 161,144
--1! 100000
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AhiI S.

Mr.. Bradley from the committee to whonh
was referred the bill for the preservation Of
peace and the maintenance Of the authority
of the United States in the ports and bar
bors of the United States, and in the ports,
harbors, and waters under .heir jurisdiction
reported it without amsndmspt.
The senate resumed the considerations Of
the bill from the Eonss cfreprrsenstivss,
regulating the pest-of6ee establishments, and
having further discussed, pestpoped iss fux4
Their consideration ill 20 morrow.
Mr.. Smith of Md. gave notice that be
should 70 morrow, ak leave to bring u 4
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STATEMENT
Of,he capital Of the several branches, and
of the bank Of the United States, and OF
the amount Of discounts by the last re-
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No rs.
(a) Di0issuds jalgmg Start o the fcts
# eight per cent. per a'U4,Hn.
~ L.ciuaing extra Dividends.
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To the han. the President Of the Seaate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
kutiel buCknam's Eftatc-

ne Heirs and Creditor. Of the e(tate %
N0Ssst BucKNAm, late OF Gray, in TIE
county OF Cumberland, trader, deceafed, and
Al, Concerned, are hereby notified, tia, Dan
j. =: "feen' attorney to Polly Bucknam.
communicating on faid ehate, has erh,h;,ed -
account ct administration on faid orlate :.
mounting TO upwards Of thirteen hundred ~
n'y oo'iars, and that the fame will be con.
idered by me ar a PROBATE Cou-+ - J. ~
= -" L :. ne office Of John rockingham, Efo
= rol'Isnd' on the feeond "Wednesday II
l1''"@ry next, at ten o'clock A. ID. when and
Mhefe they may have opportunity % maLe
''e!' oolecf,on thereto, if any they have.
o4M L FREEMAN, Judge efP,ohate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-29
FOR SALE.

THAT valuable E1a:e ftuated in North
yarmouth, twelve miles from Portland,
and about one hundred rods from the head
of the tide in Northy armor-, lying on the
Po(t Road from Portland TO Wifcahett, and
has been occupied by The fubfcriber for tav-
ern number Of years pan. Said ERate con-
hits of very convenient three. itOry HouIe,
/ Stable, Barn, Shed, aud other out huufes,
with good we'll Of water, and an aoquedua
leading to the houte, with about one hundred
and ten acres Of excellent Land, having a
young Orchard on the fame, fad Farm is IN
der excellent improvement
Also
FAaM in the town of Freeport, at FIoff's
corner, 10 called, within one mile a Porter's
landing, conliling of fifty four acres of excel
lent land, convenient Dwelling houfe, Barn,
&c. Said Farm is under good Improvement
y well waered, cuts about fifteen tons Of
Hay, and has an Orchard which bears confid.
cradle fruit yearly, and is well Gtnated, either
for Farmer, Merchant or Mechanic.
The above Farms will be fold together or
ieParate as may belt fuit the purchafer. For
terms (Which will be made esCy) pleafe to an.
ply to the fGblcriber at Eorthyarmouth.
SETH MITCHELL
No'ftyd' rs5Efb, A4gy9 q, 1909. n.f)