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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-16
BosTow, February 27.
FROM TURKEY.

Extract OF letter from Smyrna, December IL.
to merchant in this town
By the Kelsey 5. via Philadelphia, and The
Coniounder brig, wrote YOU uldc;. date of NOV
22d Nov. 80
=" No events of a political nature have taken
place since my last, affecting the situa,ion OF this
country the Sultan Mahomed positively assur-
ing Mar Acair, the British minister, that no
threats whatever shall force him into "a war wifi,
s'"s.ana ana aware OF the designs otthe French,
he mali continue always to regard the English ~;
MS friends. These assurances, however. re-
gard as those OF power unwilling to provoke
hostiiities with either nation and preferr;nr.
peace, as unable to carry on war with either one
or the other.
r "We have adyieefroa, Cairo, that two large
French privnteers are cruising in the Straits nj
6aoei- Mande, and have taken ship belonging to,
the Sherit, OF Mecca, richly laden from India
and the usual conveys of Surat, Nluscat and Rem
gal, not 'la''Gg arrived at their destination in
oie Neo oea, ana beng long out Of Lime, gives
m ~ suppose !iley nave shared the same fate.
he wars WHICH have long ravaired Erv3t
nave subsidized, and peace is concluded between
me Virercy OF that government, and the Mam.
iukes. ms gives reason to suppose, that COM
merce: WINCH has tor so long period been ami.
iuStea' WIZ resume its activity in that unhappy
couhtfy. l's crop OF rice has, this year, been
much more abundant than usual owing TO the
shutting up ofthe Canal of MenuH, p,,rnoselv 20
increase the intimidation OF the Pelusan branch of
the Nile where the fnsst crops have al ways been
produced The quantity this year has not been
ascertaned, but 1t is supposed will amount to a.
bout Is $50 tons. Its price at Rosetta il aIont "a
dollars for 400 lbs 40
me peace IN Egypt will reduce the price Of
ecocha coi'se IN the Levant as its price and risk
OF carriage viii be much isasened before ,h;s
It's carriage over land alone here amounted to so
peg cent on Its first cost. 1t will also raise it's
value at Mocha as larger Quantities than forroer,
~ wa be- transported 10 The ports OF these seas
"Pessels IN fort Brig Drummond, of Bai,;.
more, from London ;vrig INDEPENDENCE of sa.
Lem ship Java. of do sold hut little ship Miner.
va OF Saihmore brig Reward of salem; brig
hNPcd'non' OF phIitdcpha sch'r Mantius, Of
BIi0noye ship Argo, of SiIern shin q ,tSi;n.
Ann, Charleston Baiii1,Ore shooner is II Con.
staritinoPie."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-16
December 81.

The Honorable d. M. Erskine was YES
terday presented 10 the King ut his males
TVS levee. on his return from his mission 70
tue DATED States.
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Paris, ian, 1:
Inc merchants have lately rad several
conferences with the ministers Of his inpe
rial majesty, on the present state of afr,irs
and have Submitted to- them. that trade h. =
since the Beriin and Milan DEGREES. ta,.en
quite a new direction, and is Carried on by
very cTcntous routes, and by persons disa-
vowed by real merchants.
he ministers announced, that his ma.
Jesty s intention was, that neutraIs might
trade freely with France, and France Wi,
neutral Countries that the above mentioned
DEGREES had been pointed only against the
commerce Of England and that. if thev have
been misinterprcted, and false meaning
gwen to them, the merchants should mai
representations, which vo1ld be faVorably
heard.
ut already appears TO be agreed. t,,a,
the visit at sea, measure of policy adopt-
ed by all nations is not a violation of ns,,trsI
rights, anu that the decree of Milan wac In.
tended only to prevent the visit directed by
the orders of council of November. 1907 nv
which /neutrals were obliged TO go to En-.
gland, and there pay a tribute. II is alec
understood that the embargo and provision
Al sequesrat'on Of American vessels in
France, were in consequence Of the en,I,ar.
go Law Of America, followed by the non.
Intercourse act; MIR we, Meref,ys. co,s;
dered he ImeJi leans, 1oho cGDie info o,',,
foris, az disguised Enghshmen and ,hcs
since .4rIerica has refeaied her Iqys. or,
should fail Of heDacLves.
The merchants Ratter themselves from,
these communications, and from the no.
lately received, that America was no, az
posed to Weld to England, that the r,aIi,icat
relations between the two countries. for tbo
establishment Of perfect harmony, will be.
come active and as it seems, that both rs
tons have well pronounced iDten, in their
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sons walking on it in safety: There were
70 vessels locked in the ice at Cronstadt !;
sixteen of them were Americans"
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-16
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,


Tic DKURN.dL ROI.ATIOW or THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles.
from the properties of the Cyeioid and the Eei-
Cycloid..
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and ofthose Stony and Me-
taliic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOHN WOOD,
Author Of Elements Of PERSPECTIVE, f,7-i,s-
ted in London, in 1899.
December H. tla-
VIZ ANTED Immediately, two good
wv w0rkmen at the Coach-making business :
60 master workmen liberal wages will be given
BY Messrs. Wren & Robinson, just below the
Swami tavern, on ShockG Hill, Richmond.
February8. 2awtf
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&c The skein of American negotiations
becomes every day more puzzled, aud every
day are we more convinced that great faults
and blunders, have been committed by both
parties. or the disputes might long ago have
been amicably adjusted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-16

LONDON, Dec. II.
The liberty TO import salt and colonial
produce from England is said to be, CONGO
ded to Sweden. in one Of the articles of peace
between that power and France.
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ject it had in view, is declared, and the al
tentative is suggested of reinstating it in its
original rigor, Chat IS to abolish the coast.
ing trade. and prohibit expectation by land,
or removing entirely all ITS restrictions. SO
tar as they atfectth commerce and nariga-
ton of America.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-07
Twenty Dollars Rewaya:

a BSCONDED from my farm at the
n mouth of Seneca, about the 18th of last
month, man whose name is RALPH, 81
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout madess-
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he has bat
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, a nss,ro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing A free
negro man by name sambo, living on Judge
Washington's e.tate. Mount Vernon, is lis
father. and it is very probable he is therea :
bout or in Ale xandria, and with little tyour .Ie
may be found.
The above reward will be given to sec ure.
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-lsi =
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and SteUGrt-
,RIcE 4 DOLLARS so CENT

PRICE 4 DOLLARS SO CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field LxeF-
c,e and M,nruvres of the French Infantry,
issued August list, l7Jl; and the NanGu-
yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
aeuuss of the Field Artillery; VITO ihiah-
try. BY Col. Ircnee !Amelot &c Lacrolx' lace
Chief of Brigade in the French service. n
three volumes, the third volume consisting
,.fPlates.
The principal part of this work has been
ts.lsl4tcd from French to English, by Lieut..
Coi, Macdonald, il the service OF MS Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
ayailed himself of Macaonaid's 1ra'isiauon'
but has retained the principal theories WIZ"
which Col al. has enriched his work, espe-
c;aly his comparison of the French tactics
with the prussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
az. Csc vilua5!e notes are sufficient LOT sue"
,EH{9narlSons, and are in point. Ioi' De L.
>NV> 6nented those notes.
he Introduction of Gel. de Lacrolx' work
Nil direct the attention OF the young anefl-
cans 10 the study OF learned tactics, the re-
suts Of experience, and enable them to obtain
the precision desirable IN the warrior, lor
taay must be convinced that good officer
iofms good soldier, and that the eNpen-
eace Of ages has demonstrated. that the SOL
aer will perform his duty correctly, wheh nc
IS well commanded.
AT the end OF the second volume OF TINS
work, Col De Lacroix has added the manGa-
Srss OF the field artillery with the infantry
ACCORDING TO the French principles. 1t is not
oeeess4gy to lavish praises on the advantage
d moving this laundering arm with the same
aeillty ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
now convinced and confesscs it. He has adj
oed Plates, which demonstrate those maneu-
'res SO essential to the great operations OF
war. and which will enable officers to execute
Aem.
Col. de Lacroix has Judged 1t also expedi,
ent to add 70 shis book some new adopted
naneuyres, which have been put IN PEacsice
SSgreat advantage in the face oil an enemy
taenhance the value of this work Is the ohiy
S'uye could induce him to augment Ns Size
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-07
Bryan Hau1pson. * 20.

pcvs US. recsived end Neryior SAFE
n hhds. and 50 barrels first quality sugar
90 do. sccoad quality,
~ n;nes old L,optlon particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London marNee ana
IS quarter casks Malaga WiNEo'
20 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
II pipe old cognac Brandy
5obarrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Wkiskes,
40 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, CT THIS years
Importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour tor no.
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FOX SALE,

AugUs. 2
Ncw lsas--at reduced Prices.
lo5 chests, AaIf chests and boxes gun
Dorder, imperial, hJson, young hyson, and
aysoa skin Teas. principally OF the Sidney,s
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
es.
100 barrels Rye WThiskcy.
~ barrels s. s hogshcaIs NJ Z. Rum
40 dozen cid Medoc Claret, imported III
1907. Wv.
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine.
p;pcs Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs. Coffee.
1000 liza. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels hrss x Sc
cond quality Muscoyado Sugars :.
% bags clean heavy pepper ana pt1En'o
3 chests Cassia, g Cassia buds
50 lbs fresh nutnlegs -;
% boxes. | dozen each, bottles best fio-
renee salad Oil :. -, o.
dnalitv Havana and St. Jago cigars
10 hales Georgia Upland cott0u
3 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue >
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demijohns -. -,
Which with his usual extensive assortme NJ
Of Wines, Liquors and Groceries Will De 500
an low terms for cash, and to punctual nle''
| at a moderate credit, by ,.,1a
~ " Joseph Vaudeville,
| Corner of king and Fairfax streets
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ToleDh *. Mandevllle,

To{oph H. Mandevlile : ),
:, - p pars,ead, Sd and 4th proof good West
Inlia Spirits. ~.
o. do. Sugar, various qualities.
IN tierces New Rice.
) hogsseads Molasscs.
/, do Copporas.
3 do Alum ,o Nav
80 .sss,s Of LIZ serial, Young Tyson, and
Dor, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga
and Catalonia Wines. s
o., barrels of Herrings and Shad.
20 barrels fIerrings. put up with pafecu-
lar care and salt petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oast'
luly 2. ---
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Sales at Ve1:dsIe.
very Tuesday and Friday.
'tb 49, WILL BE SOLD
=. vendue Store, corner OF FRINGE an1
4 'h' Water streets. -.
r.,;.., cf Dr., Coos, Groceries, &C.
"a fs.. '.,,.rs Of which will be expressed IN
Pas ~ e the aay--all kinds OF gooo..
'fhe oiis an limitation and the prices o.
Shlch =" ore established, can at any tune oe
rheh ~. a purchased at the lowest limitation
ana pi''' p C.. Marstellcr, v. NJ.
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20 Tierces Muscovado Sugars
1lrlt quality.
IS bags Green Coffee,
100 Spanish Hides,
200 hhds. Maryland Tobaccos
TOR SALE BY
7acob Morgan,
fuckers Wharf.
September s. If
PUBLIC SALE.

"a CREEABLY to the last will and testa-
L \ ment of Samnet Johnston, Esq the ex-'
ecutor will sell by public auction, on the Oath
day of this month at IL O'Clock, on the pre-
misses,
Three Lots Of Ground, 'front.'
ing % feet each on Fairfax street, and rum
ming back 1913 feet. This property is hand
somely situated between Duke and Wolfe
streets, and well calculated for building lotsj
and bids fair in short time to be situation
for business: it is in fee simple and clear Of
any incumbrance. The terms, which will
be liberal, will be made known at the time
and place Of sale.
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I For Sale or Freight,
- The Sch'r LOUISA,
! aHNEe +. Hunt, matter;
| ss8ss-. Burthcn about 70 tons; stout
staunch vessel For terms apply to the mas
| ter on board at Merchants wharf, or TO-
John G.. Laid.
August 80.
Liverpool Salt and Plaster
| aaoat.
$500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
40 tons Plaster Paris
. On board the sch'r Catl,arine, Newcomb
master, from Boston, for sale by
Lawraion & Fowle.
WHO haze also landing from said schooner,
20 hhds and 900 bags, being about $1,000
pounds, prime green HAVANA coffee
900 boxes mould aad 0ipt candles
SO do sop
10 hhds Il E rum
100 rcams writing paper
200 DO wrapping do
.llso landing, tie cargo Of the s'"ot Ranger,
captain CaoN6eA, from Porto Ffco.
80 hosshe;,Ls prime retailing MolaSes
so barrels Muscovado Sugar
II puncheons Rum
5000 lbs Coffee
A quantity of OK Horns
IN STORE,
$4,000 lbs. red Soal Leather
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool SALT
5000 do. blown
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
50 do Chocolate
50 ba fels and 50 half barrels Boston Beet
A quantity of grass Rope
so chests imperial, young Tyson, and by
son teas
4 cases Sinchaws and SarSenets
400 ps yellow nankeen
cases German checks.
For FREIGHT,
The Schooner
~ * - MARI-AAN,
ysssssSsss EBENFzER SMALL, master,
Burthen aDo ut 900 barreis-Will take trelgh
to an Eastern port, on reasonable terms, ana
be ready to receive cargo in three days.
.4.Ahlyas above.
August q.
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P. G. Mar(leller.
Sept 3. -
To the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Atexand1la e ITS vlcln.ty.

"A S 4 great number Of both sexes and OF
n the first circle of respe ctability and
taste have generously patronised The alver-
tser III his line of business, he returns them
his grateful acknowledgements, and hopes to
merit their future favors by punctual att
tendance to their demands aud his duty,
- / nave removed to Feiriax street, al
most opposite to James Sanders2n's, corner
of King street, where l shall he more COM
mod!ously situated for the reception Of those
who shall honor me with their commands.
shall have, from my correspondents in Lon.
don, every three months, the newest fashions
of the following articles
Ladies' Curriclc Coats, Habits, Pekces,5
Spencers, Corcets and Cioaks
Gen.!e.ncns' curricle, surtout dress, plain
and frock dress, breeches, Paptaloons, vests,
dress and undrsss, and all kind Of uniforms
and reg;iile entails made in tie newest style &C
cording to the grade Of The officer; and any.
kind OF fancy cords made Tor trimming OF
ladies' dresses Or gentiemens' pants!oons and
vests; and vests ready rl1ce for the accom-
mediation Of travelling gentlemen
4. Gray, Jun.
Bryan Eampson & Co.
Haze jn!2 Pecs5pe1 and for Sale,
100 bags prime Green ceffee
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans Sugar
IS do second quality DO.
20 baTleis Gin
50 boxes Pipes, containing gross each
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
20 boxes dipt Candies.
They also want to purchase quantity OF
FLAX-SEED.
WILLIAM HAkPEk, FUN.
DRUGGIST e A"OTHECAhY,
TIA~ Iust opened Druggist Store in King
i L street, between Mr.. Fodgkin's Tavern
and MIR. Kincaid's store, where he offers for
sale a general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr.. John Liody's, and opposite Mr.,
Bryan Rampson's, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed on the most reason
able terms.
July "a.
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PEN1TENTIARY STORE,
DOM Z s. TIC YdRE mn g

OMESTIC WAREHO USF
N J. BURR, in addition to the articles ma
~ nufactured at the Penitentsry, offers for
sale on assortment Of GOODS OF HOME M
NUFACTURE, viz
Fine and coarse HATS of every DISSERTATION.
regular supply Of Cotton CLOTH, on con.
sIgnment from the Providence Manufactofv. and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, VIZ
BEDTfcEtNG, SrRtPEs, CHECKS PLAIN
CLOTHS, STUN CorToN, single and donble.
home made L1NEN SuEETINc
RICHMOND GUN-POWDER by the key.
warranted of superior qnsldy.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER IN barrels.
COlOured aud Black Roans.
WAITED TO HIRE, BY The year. good
COOPER
February IS. ,f
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= OTICE.-tn pursuance Of an act Of the &C.
= nerai Assembly, passed on the 9Th day of
February, 1910, iuttuled, An act lcgalizing
certain official acts performed by Edward c. Da.
Vs, as Register OF the Land Office, and for other
purposes" tue Executive will proceed on the
10TH day Of the present month, to consider any
proposals winch may be maze for recording six
teen thousand platts and certificates of survey,
that remain TO be recorded in that office, at a
price not exceeding seventeen cents for each plat
and certificate aforesaid. Bond with security IN
the penalty Of tive thousand dollars, to be given
by tiie person appointed 70 this service iOr the
faithful performance thereof
Extract from the Minutes,
Attest, SAMUEL COLEMAN, A C
Esdmond, February 13. IL
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EDWARD ID. DIGGES.
Mr.. Daniel Burton,

SIR,
VIII you do me the favor to say if you were
present at the Deep Run pits, on the Goth De-
cember last, wien the quantity of coal there.
was estimated, between Mr.. Richard Randolph
and myself State if you please, the conyersa,
on that past then, anti what you have head Mr..
Randolph say since on that subject Have you
not tor long time been engaged in waggonmg
coal from those pits, as you live near ne Di;s
BAY II the estimate made ofthe several banks OF
Coal at the time mentioned above, we're IN youl
judgment, Estimated at more or icss talr tlE re.
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II PROCLdiUATTOW
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


WHEREAS information has been received
thst a number of individuals, who have deserted
from the army OF the United States some of
whom have sought shelter without the lurisdcti.
on thereof, have become sensible of their ofTence
| and are DESTROYS OF returning to their duty
a full pardon is hereby granted and proclaim.
ed TO each and all of such individuals as shall,
within four months from the date thereof, sur.
render themselves to the commanding officer of
any military post within the u. s. or the terrific.
rics thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caused the seal of
the u ). 10 be affixed to these presents, and sign.
ed the same with ray hand.
Done at the, City Of Washington the 2oth day
OF JANUARY, in the year of otlr Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ten, and of the Indie.
pendence OF the United States Of America
the thrtyfOurth.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
BY the President,
II. SMITH, Secretary of State.
MARerED, on Thursday evening last by the
Revd. Mr. Blair, Mr.. John Tompkins, merchant,
to Miss Elv,rs Poe, all this city.
----- On Thursday the 1st instant, by the
Rev. Mr.. Foyd at Mr.. John Trevllian's, Gooch-
land, Colonel RoBEET SAUNDERs to the very
am'able Miss Lucy MAYO, daug hter OF the late
Joseph Mayo, Esquire, of Powhatan.
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Black Hall, February'1O, 1910.

1 have lived at Deep Run Coal Pits. as the
manager ofthem since the beginning of the wear
1903. Most OF the Coal on land on the ooh
December last, was raised by me. | was pre-
sent on that day with MIR. Richard Randolph, &,
Mr. ii. Heth,when the quantity was estimated. /
do well recollect to have heard MIR He'll m ,rL
more than once that it mattered not, what the
several banks were estimated at-that if it over.
run tie quantity thus estimated, Mr. Rspdolnb
was to pay for it, andif it fell short, it was TO
be deducted, but that he would much rather II
should be estimated /unG than over the actual
quantity or words to that effect. l avn clearly
of opinion that the Coal ON actual measurement,
VIII turn out TO equal the estimated quantity
say 100 900 bushels
JACK MAGRUDER.
Test,
EDWARD ID. DIGGES.
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MARerED, on Thursday evening last by the
keyd. Nj. Blair, Mr.. John Tompkins, merchant,
to Miss ElyIra Poe, all OF this city.
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h SHALL Leave this state (mmedialely.1 for
4 few months. IVA
AUBiN LA FOREST.
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a TIENTlON.-Tb members of the Rich
= mona troop, are commanded to appear in
Thursday the 22l inst. al 10 o'clock A. NJ,
BY order of the captlin
RICHARD RANDOLPH,
lst Seygf. X. r. C.
req 10 1904
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CO.
n deed bearing date the goth dav of January.
1903, from David Ross to Michael w Hancock:
convey ing an undivided two thirds OF the land
called the Deep Run coal pits, lying and being
IN tne county OF Henrico" was admitted to re-
of April 1908.
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Richmond, Dec. 10th, 1907.
NeSsrs. NicO!sOn and Reth,
GENTLEMEN,
.,, Ninety days after date hereof paw to
William Woodson, order, twelve hundred
dollars, for value received, negotiable at the
Bank OF Virginia, which charge 10 account.
Your obt servant,
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On 'hc ~, Mr.. Wooding, from The Commit
zee OF FrINlieges ara ElectIons) made the follow
H ei,o't on inc case OF Ar Mclaughlin
inc COr,,aittee Of Privileges and fl,,l ,oa
nave accordng to order, and IN nmrs,ance c, Inc
'es.Iuton of tne House Of Delegates, had o,le.
'"e'' constellation certain charges exhibited A.