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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
Imported from England 5y Gouerno,

Imported from England 6y Gouerror
Iurner, ofNorfh Gw9laa,
WILL. stand the ensuing seasan at nv srab,e
IN Chesterfield, i've miles from Coode,. Sc
Bevi's Bridges. on Appomauox River. TWEEN
ty-tive miles from Richmond and Pe.eysbury
On inc following terms, viz Thirty Dollars
the season, which may be discharged bv the
PAYMENT of twenty, provided such paymcn, n.
made by the 25iA of December next. hnv
gentleman who will send TWO Mares of his ovv,
property. may have them covered for s;xtee,
dollars each the season. and should thsec Mares
DC seot5 which are the Properly of any one
senteman' one OF them shall l,e covered gratis
upon payment OF twenty Dollars each for The
other two. The Groom will exneet One Mt
ar Tor each Mare. as compensation for his seq.
gices. Ia asa
TRUE BLUE is a'Reautiful By cel2ds, Ssh
star in his fotehead is upwa/6s o<6scSeX
thr:e inches high. will twc% ye,k%.XSM1
s = 'anS Of S.ea, strength esaf for&
sess more activity than aaj Acrse Ia iX $500
His performance on sae Af\ snsitks hin IN.
ranked amongst the bsZ horsA thar rive hss,
imported, having wopftweive Aces our IS ,b..
nineteen, eight of wAca were far mile heats.
ana nc mas never been beaten THAI distance
wnen there were heats. although he has contea-
ueo win the oesf horses in England--and whar
Is extraordinary he won three races of sorr
mic heats each, in four days. as may be seen by
reference to the Racing Calendar for the year
1ooi' his last run was only abou. ten DAYS 10
lore he was shipped for America.
The season will Commence the first hav or
March ard expire OF the last day of luz
Gentlemen wishing TO have their Mares fed
must actually send the money for the purcbase
OF such pIov'nder as may be directed or j, will
not be had Good pasturage gratis, but no res.
possibility Tor accidents OF any KIND, althouel,
sfeat care shall be used to p,cven, any.
PEDIGREE,
AS TAKEN FROM THE GzNEo.r crrr ~.
TRUE BLUE was got By Wanur. one Of
the bcss son, OF Highhyer-.Highayer by Herod
his dam by King Fergus, by The famous Ecipss
his grand dam Celia. BY aesod-Herod by Tar.
tar, his great grand dam Proser pine by Marsre
-Mauke By Bari ChiIders, his great prr.r
grand darn Sp;ietta By Ecsulas-ReguIus Inv
the God1iphin As-biaa, his gssat great great
grand dam Mother Western, by Smiih's san of
Snake, M2ntagu, Hautboy, Brimmer. Noho,se
was ever bred III Eugiand, whose stock VIZ
higher priced than ,hat from which TpIlp
BLUE is descended.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Chesterfield, January 9. 1910. w8.p
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" O TICE!

A meeting of the Commissioners
(apPonted by en- act OF the General AS
sembiy OF Virginia on The 9Th day of Jan.
uary last3 for he purpose, of adjusting shs
Claims of the sufferers by the bytping OF
N'cholas's Warehouses, will take skce, in
the Town OF Warren, on rhufsdsy the Z h
OF June next persons interested are re.
guessed to attend, prepared with such C.
violence as may be necessary 10 establish
their respective claims.
May Isl, 1910.
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Selected Recommendations.

Being dssirous - mike paoic for th. good of
others, the excellent quality or hlniilfon's r
txir. prepared By the axe Mr. Lss. I have an,
yoi tie following account of the benefit l nave
reserved IRON It; which hopa will induce o :.
thsra 10 give 1t trial. In consequences OF a
brii'e on she breast received from fall, my
health grew bad, M breathing became very
difcnIi, and frequently have had sudden,, 70
rise up IN my be1 wi'h all the horrors OF imn,c.
late sun Add TO these. cons an main
In my breast, and cough, grsAtloss OF strength
an1 hesD, ana you may conceive tina: ny sy;ro,.
toms evidently indicated an approaching can.
sumption. Inc advice of rs.osS ern,ncnt INV
SIC sn was reso te to, ana 4 .terwardi a ,econi
wa, called in, bur without giving me sny .elief.
Another phstcian. who kacw M Dthc cir
euns!ane,s ct tg case. ADVISED ~ to give
aamiiton's Eiisf /. trial. saying, bald used it
in hs practice, AMI al ways found No d, n, aci,
good. IL Dctt.s was procured iro n air Bicn's,
aud fonnd relief before had ,aken hat Of il.
continued 70 use 1t aud was soon strong enough
to attend to business On taking cold, sonis OF ms
former symptoms rstusn bus are always rsmoy.
ed by dose or TWO CT the R!xir.
GEO 8kNNEa, jun.
No. IL. Badd.st fh,sdelpnia.
Mrs II. Lee, New York.
Mr. Abjah Hsn!y. Bridge 81. Baltimore, was
very complicated disorder occasioned BY very
severe cold caught several months ago. He
breathed with the greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening sweats when he
attempted to walk any distancc. and his voice
would tsequsut'y fail in such degsee that he
could only attempt to Whisper. He mas been up-
wards oil weeks without re u,n of his com.
plants AID desires TO give MS public testimony
in favor OF this invaluable medicine.
HAMILT0N'S ELIXIR. is sol; a, S Pleas.
anPs Printing Ohice-who has constantiy for
sale the
Genuine Medicines,
OF the late Richard Lee. jun. as prepared by the
orsinial recipes in possession Of his Widow in
New York, By whom he is supplied, and
without whose signature mona are Genuine.
ITCH CURED.
BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor inforDs those persons & far,ile.
who are suffering under this disease against
the infection of which no person is ssfe) that
u this ointment = used at night on going to bed
IL never fails TO perform cure by the follow
ing morning, as thousands who have used il
during The last ten years can testify. The ne.
cu'ias exceilencies Of this infaIlible remedy for
the itch, over every other, are the certainty of
the cure by single application; the ingredients
being so innocent as TO be applied with perfect
saie,y 20 the trcndcrest infant and lis being
not only free from any offensive smsil, but e.
qually agreeable with the pleasan,est pomatum.
Or. Hanlilt0n'S Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine for the speedy relief
and peTmanent cure Of various complaints which
result from dlssipated pleasures, juvenile indis-
cretions, residence IN climates unfavoYabie to
the constitution, the immodeFa,e use Of tea
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NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
ther application to all those who are
indebted 10 the trustees of the Richmond A
:ademys by sales OF lottery tickets of the
irst and second class and voluntary sub.
'crlptons, and all such are hereby reques.
ted to make payment TO the subscriber TO
enable the building committee to pay all ar.
rears for work done, and 10 pspcure
materials this winter in ordef b rkoceed
with the wcrk next spring, itS$nt&r the
education ofour rising progeny, Which orna.
ments and attaches them to republican prin-
spies and gives spring TO liberty and in.
dependence. have undertaken the collec.
ton by agreement with John Brockenorough
and William w. Henipg, Esqrs. the other
members OF the committee appointed by
BOARD OF trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
Halter myself there will DC bat little ton.
Del IN ob aiming the money FER the purpose
Of carrying into effect so laudable an insti.
ru,ior.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th, 1909 ~
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NEw MEDICINE STORE.

TIC Subscribers have recently taken u store,
near the Market Briigc, sproSse Mesws.
Hhi'e AID shslton's, where they Offer for sale
+. very general assortmeu. Of DRLGS ty' Nix.
oiclhf;S = few Of which are enumerated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
AGAINST,

Charles3Conway, Henry Randolph. Ed.
ward Boiling aod Robert Boiling, ex'rs.
of John Boiling, Neceasedf VIM. Friend.
Alexander SimmA Peteyf Farrer
ecuter, of John FaNrepfdeceased, Harry
Hc,h, Wigton King, hn Kaehoff, Boil.
ling Branch, WILD Fleming, Mat
thew Cheaiham, 4N,ioald Campbvfi'
Alexander Lang, BretA randolph. Sso[
Sailcy, James sleeper, Thomas Broo1enA.
William Pinchykck, FrN pcis Conkay.I
Wiisher BinnI William krooks, DN,I
Meade and Thomas CheaA am,
Defts.
This s1it abates as to the defendant CL,,I..
Conway by his death, and The defendant Franz
cis Conway. not having eutesed his appearance
and given security according TO the act of as.
sernbiy, and the rules of this court and IL an
pearing u the satisfaction ef the court thar ba
Is nor an inhabitant of this country. on motion
OF the plaintiffs by counsel it il ordered thatthe
said defendant do appear here on the first day OF
the mex, term aud answer the bill of the plain.
tls, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some news paper published in the
city OF Richmond for two montns suecessive.v
AID posted at the font door OF the capitol in ne
said city.
Acopy--Teste -
Feter Tinsiey, C. c.
ws, ?.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

hc,n ''ccnst,r''v aseni~' r,;.', s.cec-- y, ~
com siaint> similar I, those s,ov~ tlescr,b-d.
3aian's f,'lfe aa7 .gcnane Cetns,s
Corn Pidisfsr,
An infaEbie 'enrds for corn, .neea,is re.
moving them root and branch win "a. giving
pain
Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder==ro the Teeth aad
Gums. -
Hahn's Genuine ye-W1afcr, p.
eyes.
Hami8ton's Essence 81 Exsract of
Mustard,
For Rhesmstism, G,ut, Patsy, Swelling.
Nusnbner,, &c.
Tooth Ache DROPS,
The only remedy yer discovered. which gives
Immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
The Anodyne EIxir
For ths cure OF every kind of hca i.ache.
The Damosk Lip Sale.
htalh6ls Ague 81 Fevsr Drops.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
VIRGINIA

AT a Sspericr court of Chancery holden az
the Cap'oi in Richmond, reG. 10, 1910,
Barton X FISHER merchants and partners.
Pitts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
In Council, March %, 1910.
L aneis for Sale.

ENY Virtue Off decree, rendered
/ 2 on the 9Th day of Sept. 1859,
at superior csuli OF chanoery holden in
The city - Ricbmpnd, IN cause wfey Elm
Samuel Smith, James A. Buchanan. and
James Cslhrup, ia,e merchants and part,
ness. trading under the name and firm o!
Smith, Calhoun, s. ca. were .cnmp,ainanss.
It6 Dufds, Ashton, jun. and others, were
heIe,idants The subscribers canned IT,
sid decree FOR m purpose OF carrying The
sane into eRe6i, will sell a, pubi,c auSsior
fof carh The following
Tracts of Land:
One Tract or parcel Of Land lying
posses 3on of JOHN Riley n,d Joha Dem
met, ceN'ainiug 4l6 acres, ard boom
ded a. By su.ysy thereof made by Wilt.
am M'Pherson, in the year 1sO3--aI. o one
o hei isaci or parcel O, land, adjoining the
above mentioned traets, containing $50 a..
rres ~ possession of John Riiap and Tho
mas Gaggs, ard bounded by su,seytpSde
IN sos By William 81 fne s0n--Akh><ns
o;hsT ;rsct or Eatcei oil Land, IN the sfesc-
IS & county ofjcHerson. containing sol a.
cres Sv5D. MPhcrscn's survey 10 the yea
1909, IN he possession and occupation OF
GalU;9 Crsensie 'd.--.Ths foregoing lands
are the ssn.c lends which re exc cators o.
General George Wa hinstcn, on the 2 Is,
o, Avgast sO<. conveyed 10 Busde, Ash
tor, ;un, by deed Of bargain and sale o.
record III The ciice Of he county cond Of
JsHe.son, .whicb the SAID Buidtt Ashton,
jun. Gu he l2th 81 March, 1905 mortgs-
aed 10 said executors, also of Jecord
in said Office.
The sale Of the above described
three tracts OF lard viii commence at the
dwelling house Of John 3smmet, on III
frat mentioned tract on The ish day OF
june next al Il O'clock oi the said day.
Ihe c0mmlssIoDeTs Will make such deed
90 The. respective purchasers as the afofe.
Aid coFft OF Chaocey may d,teet,
Bennett Taylor, I
- Thomas Parker
John Humphreys e
and
William Tate, 2
April 2cIh 1910.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
A T the Vendue office efthe Subscribers,
~ variety of Musnns and Ginshams,
Nuns and Ade!phi F}<eoA; Irish Linens,
Cotton Shirtings, Floreh,ines. Caliicoes.
ksrrs aud great N<fiety of white India
gouas,- So IN
Mssecvsdo Sugar. lst and 2ud qSaItty:
Prime Green Coffse in barrels and Tags
Did - do. DC. do.
Northern Rum I; Pennsylvania Whiskey !;
Very superior Imperial Tea in boxes !;
Fresh Hyson and Souchong Tea in Chests !;
Pepper, Gipger, Aispice, Copperas, Phi
ladeiphia Soap ard Candies, SC.
Foster & Satchell, Auct'rs.
April 10. 1910. IF
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A Advertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS.

DELIVERED Mr. Thomas Wi
ats Emanuel, a Boa,man at Lynchburg,
directed on the Boy n the care OF the Rev
A. Foster, in Richmond, in Decembefsz e0e
containing sets Hswer's ChurcHHJs-
tory IN 2 vol. 5vols. My!es History II vols.
Revised Code, ID vol, ) W;ri's SHeches i:
about IL CURES fne large paper 2 Wars
Hymns; Smart's Introduce on to LatIn-1
do. 20 Latin Grammar==-I Life of John Earl
- Tutors Gude--l American PFeceptor
81 Newtouian Philosophy--2 Life of Da
yid-l Resignation poem--1 Grounds of
"A Holy liie-1 Lees lite, &c. Any person
having knowledge OF such Box or Of
such books by leaving word or delivering
them ct p. Fosters, ~ Richmeud, or at the
Press Office in.Lynehburg, shall be rcwar.
ded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

HAMILT0N'S ELIXIR. is so a. S Pleas.
anPs Printing Ohice-who has constantiy for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17
CURIOUS ARTICLE.

GI~ The following is an extract from a
London paper, called" The Day." sn oppo-
sition print. 'trt, - 3.
LONDON, Jan. 20 1--WE have repeatedly
alluded to the dispatches found on board a
vessel botind from France to America, and
transmitted to.our Government. Their con-
tents have now TRANSFERRED, 9, they are found
TO relate, as VIC stated we expected they
would, to treaty frofoscd to che Govern
went Of the us. the articles of which had
been drawn up by Gen, Armstrong, and NJ.
de Champagny. -
ltappears that the French Government.
Eavaling themselves Of our differences with
America, and the dismissal of our Minister,
Fcobseated TO nake such. cence8sions as could
not fail of gratifying The firide, whilst they
tended to Promote IRE inferests Of the Anne
rican nation Nottoubt therefore can be en-.
tertained of the line of conduct which the
latter Will adopt, should copy Of the inter.
cepted dispatches Teach the President before
an attempt to settie our differences has been
made. Ii is probable that several copies
we're sent by different vessels, but it is moi
likely that the latter will be able 70 eiule
the vigilance Of oWr sruizers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

|nected with the subject respecting which
(the conduct Of Mr.. Erskire in concluding
a treaty with the American government con-
trary tohis Instructions anoble earl Grey ]
had moved for other documents ON Thurs
day las,.--He thought it advisable, that
every document relative to the question.
which could tend to place it in its proper
light should be before the House previous to
the discussion of that important question:
He should, therefore. move for other ems
closures. not moved for by the noble Earl.
which were contained in the dispatch which
the noble Earl had called for. and for some
other dispatches of a more remote date.
Earl Grey could have no objection to the
prodsction OF any papers which could add TO
the information he had already moved for,
and which could contribute To throw light on
the question he intended to bring forward.
| which would be confhed to the conduct of
Mr.. Erskine in the circumstances referred
to he did net wish 10 involve in it the ques-
ton of the general conduct of government
with regard to America. =:
Lord Wellesley then moved FOR the add
tional papers, and the motion was agreed
to.
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49, -
FOR THE ENQUIRER;

BTthsh !sTekeJJts, Cc.--Whcn the British
pouDced upon our colonial trade in 1906, they
raised the cry of fraud" of "swar in dis
guise "-they pretended to urge, that o,tr
bottoms were only used as a screen for the
colonial property of France, that rve had NO
right to step IN betweea them and France,
and to relieve their enemy from the Treasure
ofHe Spar.--On these preteXts, they let loose
their priVateers upon our trade, though il
was at the same time universally known.
that they were in the habit of issuing Hce,,
ceB to their own'merchants to carry on this
very trade with the colonies of their enc
mIes.-Every one saw, that the leading mo
tive tothis encroachment upon us, was not
foiicy, but Troft ; not hrincinlc; bur hekf
to shiit the profits of thistrade from ourselves
20 their own merchants. '...s34..
he same game has been played under
Their Orders of Flow. 1907. When Mr.. Frs
kline announced the existence of these Orders
on the Esd of February, 1903, he urged as
their motive, that they were TO make the
enemy rctract the principles" OIL which he
had acted and that it was |" vain to hope
for such retraction, untll the enemy shall
himself have been made to feel q PORTION Of
tie eViis Eyfick he has endeaVored 90 infict
hton other"."-Mr. Canning i'll note to our
minister OF the same month aud year, aUozus,
that " the principle, upon which the whole OF
this measure has been tramed, is that ofTc-
.(HsWS TO the emmy those 1dUdHiage8 OF
commerce which he has forbidden to this
country The same to the same. OF Sept
%, 1903, holds up the same idea--avow!
the unquestio0able right of his majes
ty to ret9rt upon the epemy the evils
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1923 Republican net gain /!
InPosrANr II TRUE


NoRFoLE, April 1s.
Captain Retter, of the schooner Mary, arriv.
ed yesterday in Is days from Saint Baitholo.
news, Informs us that before he sailed packet
had arrived from England at Antigua, bringing
London papers to tho Doth February That he
read Antigua papers containing London intelli
gence TO that date.-Therc was nothing imbor.
,ai,t, except that the London papers stated there
mad been firing along the French coast, in con.
Sequence 81 a Commercial Ireaty hayisg fees
.signed between France and the United STATE. =,
Capt. K. further statas thst the London pa
pers spoke positively Of tmicabis adjust
mcne o!'ali matters between the country and
Great Britain. z !,
After The arrival Of this packet, there was a
marked difference in the treatment to lie Arne-
rlcans--ah who claimed the character of Anne
rcan oihze''s were discharged from the men of
war, to the number as it was reported of nesr.
ly 600 at Antigua, and the adjacent Islands
Capt X, has brought harnc six Aa,yicess, thu,
11cre discharged at AnfisHa.--L.dssr.
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE or PEERs.

THURSDAY, February I.
Aerd Grey rose, pursuant to notice, to
Sauyc tor several documents respecting the
late treaty with America. His object in
moving for them, was to ascertain how far
ehe conduct Of Mr.. Erskine. in neeocjatine
shat treaty, was liable To blame. Having
thus stated the chief object of his motion,
ms should net now offer any farther obserya.
zion upon It, until the papers were before
the House. His Lordship concluded with
moving for the correspondence. since Anr;l
last, between Mr.. Canning and Mr.. Frs.
tine, particularly the instructions sent ON, r.
CIR. t.rskine, and Mr. Erskipe's letter 70
Fdr. Snith, Secretary of the American CO.
verEmeht
The Marquis Of WeAesIey thouKht, that
as the papers moved by the ne5le lord RI.
seffed1o transaction that was now nassed
ne was not aware Of any objection to the
Prnhction OF them. AS. however, the no
'e 'o'u "'oi'on referred toal, the instruc
t.o,.' WIN winch Mr.. Erskine has been fur.
hisDcu' ne thought it might be produced
70 bring forward some more paDers thar
those moved for by the noble lord The
mat,er ne should make it his business tn en-.
4uire ihto' and If he thought the production
OF any more papers necessary, he should
move Tor them on Monday next.
Lord Grey'8 motion was agreed In
LORD ErSkine could not omit the presen;
secession OF Offering few observations tc
she'r Lordships Il had been rumored. tina,
ms near relation, IN negotiating the treat
win hmer'ca, had leant rather to the politi
"a "a opinion ON that subject of the side of the
.IouSe OF, winch he sat, than to those of hi.
.,a:JesYs ministers. Into the grounds Of
ms rumor he had anziously manfred snJ
FOUND 10 his satisfaction, that the report wa,
wno,'y without foundation Had he discover
%, that ms SOP was Justly Liable to the
enarge OF such dereliction Of duty. and such
oreacn OF confds,ce, nearly and dearly as
eWas connected with him, he never would
haVe spoken to him. But whenever he teuch
{ upon this subject, he trusted it should an
ITsr' uiat he spoke as Statesman and a
Eesr OF me Realm, and not from the bias Of
suy PERSONAL motive or personal connecti-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

; The dispatches consisted OF ,,istncti.
closures. The FIRST was addressed To Mr..
Madison the second. to his Secretary, Mr..
oaiith; and the third, to General Tcrreau,
the French ambassador in America
0T The writer processes To- have derived the
ABOVE from rrost respectable chaancl--atds,
that tue terms had been submitted TO his. Pink
ney-but that they had been attended Will. pro-
ptsais from he 9ritsl. Al.h;n istr.tfon, Which lie.
trusts may ossr.balance those cf the Ficncii
Emperor. -.e ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

,,s.f. PhRfs, Jan. IS
The order OF fbe day for discussions yesier
gay "a the Legislative Body, was the brojef
relative TO the finances. NJ. Ffemin beaumont. nc
repetter to tie committee of Finance, wen, OF
g'est length into a consideration oftIe various
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

: n PURCEhSE2 o. a.good Si:ANSTRESS,
n and OF quantity of seasoned Pr NIX, Of
The Enquirer Office
hpril II. -. 49,. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

- ~ u "A fiS, '-'',,t
E9ee;ea 80 ss,ve in the e,sains General AIses.,5ly.
pree. -. ~
'o'laoan-wm. holland. Charles F. Mercer.
THo.e nsartcd fhus are ,.e:g members.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-17

dispositions of tie pyojes, which naiuraliy FIR
nished himself with an opportunity CT directing
the attention oftbe Assembly to the order ant
economy which his Majesty had introduced In
to the national finances, and contrasting th,
state of things viii, the irregularities and con
fusion prevalent in that department. under the
government that had PRECEDED hat OF his Msjes
ty. Nj. Fremin Beaumont concluded his re
port, with observing, that, notwithstanding
the great military establshmsnt OF France. the
many public monuments erecting in the capital
and the diiiSsent departments, and the immense
works constructing in tho pot, and on the from.
tiers, the contributions remain the same as IA
iSo3; and he compared this situation of the Fl.
nances OF the French empire with that ofthe ii.
nances of England, which. every year sees her
debt increased snd which, in order 10 perpetl.
ate mpost. is compelled TO reject peace and
thns regards as evil the greatest blessing
winch Providence can confer upon mank ind
on the proposition of tbs reporter the prc;et of
.he budget for 1910 was then passed into law
by majority of 264to3. -.
We learn from, Wesei. that the National
Guards in garrison there were disbanded on the
5th, by order oft.ic Minister at War. A SINH
lar proceeding has taken place at Mentx.
Thcir Westphaiian \. ,iesties arrived in their
capital, At S in the niorniny OF The 9th inst -
The King of We.tplalia. by decree dated here
on the 18th ult. has Established IL hi. dolninions
an Osder of knigh, hoQd, which is 10 bear the
name OFF,. The Order Of the crown of
Westphalia." :, It is 20 consist of 10 grand com.
nanders, go commanders and 800 Knights the
pensions of the two former classes to be 1000
francs, OF the latter $50 franco