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From the Democratic Press
PROCLAMATION.
Inhabitants Of Caracas,

tHNGOIFHHIS W JarraccGs,
There is an union srnoness
all classes. We are brothers and f.llo,y
citizens, and equally entitled to the rights
and Interests that now bind us together
Discord and contention can never sever our
noble sentiments. The authorities now
constituted for the people, ought to be re.
spec ed aud obeyed Order. peace and Sc
curly reign among us. These are the.
means 20 make MS formidable 10 our enemies.
Pe9ple ct the Mill AIRY, Clergy, Merchants,
and OF the different classes IL the sta.e nnr'
object binds us all together, Nothjo9 ;s
more important and glorious, than the de-
teace Of orr rights. Uuion Union beloved
ieiio" citizens. May the land live, that
nur,ured us in its bosom.
therefore never lose sight of the sacred
ana disnified object for which we now give
our votes.
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No f..


Cory eta letter addressed IN the Senator.
the minister If General P0rce, 6y N
Berfhemy. cHnonnctng KohFs arresl
and his being J0r'Oarded u PARIS.
NALANcAY, April 6.
MoNsEIGNEUR,
/ have the honor to inform
your EScellenCy, by a courier extraordinary.
of the event which has just taken place at
Valducay
NJ. D'Amezaga, Intendant Of he House
hold OF the Spanish Princes, came 20 apprise
me. on the part of ms highness Prince Fer
dinanG, that an English emissary had intro
duced himself into the castle. I Instant,
repaired to the Princes apartmeats & found
him in n state OF great emotion.
+" The English" said he. addressing him.
self to me, Z" nave doue much injury to tn
Spanish nation. They continue tn caus
blood to be she'd in my name The Eng,ish
Ministers, deceived by the false idea that
am detained here by force, have proposed
to me means cf escape. They have Sent
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CHARLES.
Comp eigne, July 6. 1868

No. IL. Letter Of King Charles ~. &c Tire
.., Emfieror.
SIR, my brother, I, notwithstanding the
state of my health almost deprives me of the
power of holding a pen $50 grievous it isl
cannot deprive myself of the pleasure of fe-
licitating your Imperial and Royal Majesty
on the happy success of youf last campaign,
as we'll as on your return to the capital. of
your empire. May the perfect tranquility of
the continent at least be the fruit of your la
b"rs, IS f'a,ter myself it will. and shall
have this sweet consolation amongst the
grievances and pains which aEl,ct me.
ipray God, &c.
(Signed)
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SIRE,

OlNC,
My respectful gratitude for the good
ness OF Your Imperial and Royal Majesty is
700 sincere to permit me TO delay for sin
Gle momen; answering the letter with which
on have honorcd me, dated the 10Th of this
month, ! return thanks TO your Imperial
and Royal Majesty Tor the interest and pa
'ernai love. that your august person takes IN
my favor and upon which always reckon.
Ny attachment to your Imperial and Royal
Majesty. and my Conduct never shall contra
dict these sentiments and the blind obedi
ence (aveugie obeisGnee which am dis
lposed TO pay 20 all the orders and desires OF
your Imperial and Royal Majesty. Sire, de
post in the bosom of your Imperial and Royal
Majesty the most ardent wishes for the
prosperity of your kingdom, and the senti-
ments OF the most respectful and most abso-
lutte devotion for your aug,St person.
(Signed)
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FERDINAND.
Valency. Dec 81. 1909.
No. 8. Letter Of K;ng Charles to The En-,
hsrOI.

No. 8. Letter Of K;ng Charles to TIE En-,
feror.
+ SIR, my brother | have found Com
peigne all that can desire the palace v;:st
and commodious the country rich, the
fields smiling, the forest as extensive as
beau ,ful and promenades not in the least
tedious but all varied and very agreeable !;
but fatal experience has unhapp,iy given
me to know that the residence at Compel gne
every day dcteriorates my health. and that
it will not be possible for me to pass the
winter in this climate. without exposing me
tnlose, the use of ny limbs for the res; OF
my life. The preservation of my health be
coming one Of the first of duties. after hav
ing consulted the most able physicians upnn
my situation, desire before winter to draw
near one of,he mildest climates of France.
They have pointed out to me the city of
Nice. there fore ask of your majesty, if
you believe it possible and fit, that may es
tablsh myself there with my suite for the
bad months of the year expect of the
friendship of your Imperial and Royal Ma
ljesty this new mark of the interest, with
which the health OF your good friend inspires
you.
Ipray God, sir, my brother, that he will
have you in his holy and praise worthy
keeping. Sir, NV brother, the very affecti-
onate brother and friend OF your Imperial and
Royal Majesty.
| (Sigaed)
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renee. .3rorsaisn from any other parts uu
necessary.
Ii is said. that Mr.. Mackenzie and his Sc
crctary. WAC have been sen, to Norlaix TO
negotiate a Cartel. have been invited To Pa j.
ris TO be present at the grand fc,es to be given
there this month in honor OF Benaparte's
marriage We find in one of the last Paris
papers the following paragraph
MIR. Mackenzie, his Britannia Males
tvs Envoy. and Mr.. William Keston, Secre.
tary OF Legation. have just hired Hotel AT
Paris to assist at the fetes of May."-Chron
iqae &c FEurohe. May .
On the 9 n icst. Allan Hart, an American
seaman was committed TO Glasgow Jail by
the magistrates. charged with attempting
TO seduce several recruits OF the 95 h sreei
mens from his Mnjesty's service. into mer
chant ship belonging otnc U. $. The pri-
soner says, that his real name is Thomas
Walker, that ne was born at Leith and be
longs to the Count Wellington, an American
ship, but with Spanish papers, now at Gree
mock. He is a lad a little above 90. niddle
sized. dark complexion, and his face mark
ed with gun powder.
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FERDINAND.
PH1LAnKLpn1A Inne 6
Accept, &c.
nc,

PHILADELPHIA, June %
gentleman VINO Came pas1cng;c in the
ship London Trader, from Cadlz, which
place he LETT on the 12.h hay, informs us.
mat the Island OF Leon and the city of Cadiz
were defended by General Blake, WAC had
under his command. on the Island II 900
Spanish roops, and in the city 5000 INCLUDING
artillery, volunteers and militia.
The English force in Cadiz and OH the is
land, consisted Of ths 10 lowing cnrns.
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PATRIOTIC SUCCESSES

A private letter from Gibraltar Of the Cd
May says Jose Anglada, captain of a Span.
,sh vessel arrived here this morning from
Sambrii reports, that three DAYS previous to
ms sailing. news was received by express
from Lerida of complete defeat of tie
French near that city, by the patriots under.
the Command of General O'Donal The.
French los or 1000 men, & the Spaniards
from to- 500.
After the action. I 900 recruits went out
OF arragona to join The victorious army
The brother of Angado confirms the
news and adds. hat in consequence brandy
had risen 10 dollars the pipe.
captain arrived in 1ldays from Tara
coma, aitirins, that the French had raised
the siege of Hostalrich, and that in BARGE
ma only $500 men remained in garrison in
the town. Some say .thsy have returned to
france Others that they have gone towards
Lerida, for which place general O'Donnea
had set out with all his army. IL
Schr. Johanna, Capt Q,iner, arrived at
MaTbiehead, on Monday last, from Cad,z,
informs that two vessels arrived M.y4.
from Vera Cruz, with 9 millions of dollars.
he French have row boat ptivateers out of
ot. Lucar, and have captured American
vessels one a ship Of 500 tons, loaded with
teoaccc.----I6.
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FERNANDO.
Madrid. 9th April, 1903.

The third fort of this collection compre.
hends seven documents relative 10 the events
which passed during the residence OF the
King Charles and the Princes at Bayonne.
These documents are. Il letter from king
Charles to his son Ferdinand; the answer Of
this prince containing the remuneration of
the Crown; the treaties OF. cession made in
favor of his majesty, the Emperor Of the
French, by the king & all the Princes of the
House OF Spain letter of The Prince of
Asturias addressed to the Junta of Spain :;
and, lastly, letter OF this Prince to Don
Antonio, his uncle, at Madrid We confinc
ourselves to the insertion of this las, letter,
all the other letters having been printed at
the time.
Meter Of Prince Ferdinand to the Infan.
Don Antonio, from Bayoune, 2Ssh .4hrii,
1908.
Ny DEAR ANTONIO,
l have received thy let
ter of the Oath. and have read the copy of
Murat's letter, and thy answer Their to,
with which am satisfied | have never
doubted thy prudence, and thy attachment
TO my person, and know not how to recon-
pence thee. know not how all this will
end. j desire that it may be soon, and "a
the satisfaction of all. l forwarn thee tina,
the Emperor has in his hands letter o!
Maria Louisa. which states that the abdica
sion ct my father was forced. Pretend ig
norancc OF it but conduct myself according
ly, and use thy endeavors that these cursed
French do not give thee touch Of their per
aay.
am thy aftctionate brother, &c. .
(Signed) @
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FERDINAND.

The fourth iiert cumprehends thirteen
letters addressed TO the Emperor after the
treaties of Bayonne, either b. Prince Fer
dnand, or by King Charles and Queen
Louisa. The following are sume of the let
tiers.
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FERDINAND.

80. s. Letter Of Prince FeH:aand 70 he
&mRer9r,
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Cohy Of letter from Prince Ferdinand
10 IA. 0erfhrmy Governor Of he Gas
re IF Vatancay. daled .HhrH 6, ahhrlzlnar
him ofthe conduct Of Koty.
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NJ .. Letter Of Prince Ferdinand TO rae
.Enferor.
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valeacy, July 26, 1903.
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(Fsw Dollars Per Annam-P Paid in AaDanee.l
Sales at Auction.

yL1II.L be sold, on Thursday the Goth inst. az
" the are dwelling house of Maj Joseph Scott
decesscd. al hrs househod snd kitehen furniture
cons;-ti-g cf excellent Beds ard Ma,<rasses, Ia.
bles, Chairs, Sophas, one Sideboard, one Chest
Of Draws orc Liquor Case. one Desk and
Bookcasc comp'ea. set of Knives and Forks,
one silver Tea pot, Table and Tea spoons..e
--ALSO- ~
very valuable collection ofboolss aud maps
49, -ANoNo WHICH ARK-- .e
Shakespears plays, cohin,eat.
Gibbons Roman Empire do.
Hamea's History Of England do,
With many oshers,sn sundry avticlestwo ted
OPS 10 envrners.e. The sale will ccmmence a.
serI-ck-for al, sums under s so cash e for al
over SO dolls. one hundred and twenty days Gre
dit for approved endorsed negotiable notes.
BARTLETT STILL. Auctioneer.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1910. ~
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, December


Immediately on meeting, the House re
suned the reading of the documents &C.
companyIng the message of the Presdeor
OF the United States, which beng conclu.
ded:
On motion Of Mr. Newton 5000 comics Of
the M ssage and documents accompanying
the same were ordered to be printed.
On motion OF Mr. Macon, these papers
were referred TO committee of the whole
on the state of the Union.
On motion Of Mr. Aston, il was order
ed that the several standing committees be
now appointed. The following gentlemen
were accordingly appointed by the Speak.
er on the respective committees.
Committee Of Elections.
Messrs. Findley, Clay, Stufges, Trosp.
Taylor, Van Rensselaer, and Taggart.
Committee Of CLAIMS.
Messrs. Root, Butler, r. Brown, Stanley,
Gholson, Goldsborough and Shaw.
Committee Of Commerce and Manu-
features.
Messrs Newton, Mitchell, Cuts, Pi,kin,
M'Kim, Ssybert and Bib.
Committee Of Ways So Means.
Messrs. Eppes, w. Aston, Taimadge,
Montgomery, Bacon, SmiIie and Johnson
Committee of Public Lan9s.
Messrs. Morrow, Goodwin, Ely, BOYD,
Gold, Cobb and M'Kse.
Committee Of Refusal and Unfnisaed
Business.
Msssrs. Southland, Jackson and Wi.her-
spoon.
Committee for District o. Columbia.
Messrs. Van Horn, L. J. Aislon, Weak
ley, g. Smith, J. c. Chamberlin, Tracy aud.
breckenridge.
Committee Of accounts.
Messrs. " X. More, Turner and Ke.
nan,
Committee Of P0st-06fces and Post
Roads.
Messrs. Rhea, Ten. rhompson, Dsshs,
Stanford, Troup, Calhoun, Morrow, DA-
venport, Chittendeu, Key, WhitehIll, J.
Sm,tb, Potter, Wilson, Sesver and Hufty.
Mr. Sou,Gard laid before the House the
resolution Of the Legislature Of New Ier-
sey Disappearing the amendments o The
Cons tuition proposed by the state OF Ms
sachuseas tOs limiting the power " taL
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TO the Public.

THIS is to warnail persons from purcha-
L sidg or tSking an assignment of three
bonds gwen by etc a certain John Cox of
Pcwhatan County and State of Virginia,
the said bonds are given for six hundsed
and twenty. six and half acres of Land.
the FIRST is for three hundred dollars. to be
paid in November 1910. the other to be
paid In horses, which is 476 dollars and a
half. and 70 be paid in the autumn 1911,
the other 476 LIZ dollars to be paid in ior-
ses in the fall of 1911, at each valuation,
noHc TO be valued at less than fifty dollars
and in the value of which the said Cox
hath practised upon me most shameful
freud, i'll consequence of which am deter
mined not to pay The said bonds or any part
OF thsm unless am compelled by Law so
to do.
GEORGE SMITH.
(, December 10, 1910. SIP
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T<HE Trustees of the S,evensbnsg Academy
have This day voed vseancy IN the Pre-
;esso' ship of ,he Academy, Tor The ensuing year.
In obedience 10 tre above resolution of the
Trustees am dire9ed TO give public notice
hereof in suniry newspapers
Il IS wrh grca5 pleasure that state, that
there is pehaps Ito situation in Virginia rn,re
eligible for s. 'iaafy lis situailoa IS remark
abe for ITS hestnihess, there being no spot IN
he ae more SOFT lies in the centre Of very
rich and popu Gus oonalrv, and between two
counties equally so Orange and Fauqrjer. The
Academy has had Is SCHOLARS in it Of ,ear. and
il is confidently asser,ed, that under The guidance
of a Professor OF Science, it may always ecn-
mand that number.
In no Part Of our state are the inhabitants more
able or willing to promote an Academy.
The Trustees will receive with great pleasure.
gentleman Of lance, and CO opcra'e with hin,
in promoting his interest ard THAI cf she Aea
deny.
CHARLES STUART WAUGH,
President.
The Academy, Stevensburg,
Oefcber 30lh, 1910. 2wp
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L "A N ID S
IN BEDFORD COUNTY.
lit public Sale.

DEFORE the Eagle Tavern, on the ooh, Of
1b the pte.ent rnon,b, will be offered for sale
1000 scies. lying on the north branch Of ouess
river Reed Creek and Hunting Creek, branches
of James river.
Col. Galway, the surveyor. says of this ira G.
IN his certificate dated in November 1910, tina.
there is much good land in the above survey
rhe eerrifca' above al uded TO, with char OF
the survey and all papers necessary to sa,i.fyihs
iiiosi scrupu!ous CT the title. may be seen az The
Eagle Tavern OF fhe priority of survey and
gisnt, there need be no dpub ,==moreoper. The
taxes are paid For the present year. The pay
rnents required win be one 6f.h in hand, aud tho
remainder at easy instaments (secured) to &C.
cor'modAte the purchaser or purchasers. 1t may
be sold in lots of 1000 or 500 acres,
ALSO,
1000 acres in Pitt,ylvania, on Stanton river.
vel waterld. being beautifully inierseaed with
number Oh branches and rivu.ets.
The Comfy Surveyors certificate of the above
with other necessary documents, may likcwi.e
be seer at the Eagle Tavern. This will be sold
ON the Same terms as the above trsA, with this
exception, hat Horses will be taken in par,
payment, to accommodate ihose who have set
lied on it.
Ric M MI, Dec. IL, 1910. ids
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sting Bark Stock
Tor discount.
Bark Checks.
Seameh's Msnilests,
&c &c.
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!. ~. Z ,ELFGANT ExrRAcT 7IF4
hxom a Poem pu61ished in tie London

~. - - : kiLt CANT EXTRACT H.','r
from a Poem published in tie London
- Statesman ofOct- 10.
1hs Peace thou source ard soul Of social
y life, :
Bene ath. whose calm inspiring influence
Science his views enlalges, Art refines,
Add swelling eoaIme rec opens all her ports |!
bless be ne man divine who g,vesup Thee |!
Who bids the trumpet hush his horrio clang,,
NOT blow ihe giddy nations into rage;
Who shea,hs the fnurdcrous blade, the
deadly gun
Into the weli-piPd armcury returns;
AND every vigcur from the work Of Death
10 grateful Industry converting makes
Tue Country fourish, and the City smile
Is fly
Far as the Sun rolls the 6ifflsive day,
ar as the breeze can blow the gifts Of
PEACE,
Till all the happy Nations catch the song.
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DEcEMaRRz

Mr Anderson attended.
The petition OF Larkin Smith. Co,,.,,,.
OF tue port of Norfolk, praying for am en-
orease Oh com pensailon, has been refereed
70 Messrs. Giles, Leib and Crawford.
The bill to suspend the second sec,;o, oe
the act entitled "An ACT regulatinc fors,o. :.
COINS and for other purposes. ;, was read
secono time, and committed to Messrs
Smth OF Md. Crawford and Dana. -
On motion of Mr. Giles,
Resolved, That SO much of the rne.saos
OF the President of the United S,a,ss b.
concerns the relations between ,he IIa
ted States and France and Great Rr;s.i.,
with the accompanying documents, be r.,
terred 70 select committee to exstn,,,.
and report thereon to the Senate, and m :,
me committee have leave to report by b,ll
or otherwise.
Messrs. Giles, Crawford, .A,ders,o
Goodrich and Pope were appointed : con-
nitlee accordingly.
MrGiles also offered the Following req,
ution, the consideration of which was On
/ motion postponed to Monday next:
| Resolved, That so much of the messaee
VI the President o. the United States az
relates 70 the occupation of that part Of
4 WesS Florida which is included WITHIN
the boundaries described by the treaty for
The acquisition of Leu sans, with the az
conpadying documents, be referred to {.
select committee with instructions to exa-
mine The s me, and report tilereon TO the
Senate ard that me comml,tee have leave
to report by III Is bis CT otherwise.
On motion of Mr. Smith of Md
Resolved, That so much OF the Presi.
dents message as relates TO the Corps of
! Engineers and the Military Academy be
referred TO select committee to repore
by bill, bills or otherwise.
Messrs. Smith of Md. Gilman, Bradley.
Pickering and Read were appointed the
committee.
| The petition (presented on Tuesday. by
Mr. GIies) of the Stockholders of the f ar
mer's Bank of Alexandria, praying for .
Charter, was, on motion, referred 70
Messrs. Giles, Leib, Goodrich, Crawford
and Cults
Adjourned to Monday.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS is TO warn Ill persons frrrn purchasing
Nr taking IN assignment on either Of two
bords given by ME 10 John CoxJ of the county of
Powha,an and state of Virginia for n ncty three
dollars each, one payable in the spring OF 1911
the other payable in the auiurrn of 1911, as the
said bonds were given for land purchased by, ne
Of said Cox, in the sale of which the said C on
praetised upon me 4 shameful fraud==I am
therefore determined not to pay any part of sail
bonds unless compelled by The law
JAMES STANFORD.
November 18th, 1910. l3,p
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Ellis @ allan,
HAvR by the arrival Of the Roiis, and George
4 = and Susan. received the last Of their
FALL GOODS,

.
VII ch makes their assortment consist Of The fol.
owing articles, VIII ch they will scll very low FOR
:ash, or paper at Snort date.
Best extra BR'K. supe,hHe Nav Blue,
and Back coths. E
Bottle Green, Mixed Olive. Brown and Drab
ditto.
conse and Middle Cloths, at all prices.
London died Aupeffne Kesseymcres Back,
i =. Blue. Dreb., Pawn and mixed Colours,
SDoube mlied ditto.
Blue, Berlin, Drab. Mixed Black & Salmon
( coacu,ed, M'lIed worsted Breeches ssuIF,
knit,H
Corduroys, Veivets and Constitution Cords
Silk Mersaiies. blk. Moleskin blk. Fioreniine
and fsucy colou ed Silks for wa s,coatngJ
Elegant Mersailie;, Swansdon and Toilinetts
Gent. f..hionable best London Beaver Hats,
Wove Shir,s, wits aud without sleeves,
DITTO Drawers
centIm. Black, White and colou.ed silk
Hose,
Do. Wors,ed Lambs Wool and Angola Hose
and Socks.
Do. White andcolou'ed Cotton Hoe,
Do. Silk and Cotton Suspcnder.,
Do. Real Back Cloves, cressed in Gil,
Cotton Camb,iek, Caliicoes, and Super Prints.
Ginghams and Chsmbrays,
Black Bonnbazern, Bornbazetts and Camb,ick
black, White, and Lead coloured Lus,rlng,
Cambrick. Common and Furniture Dimities,
= - s sheen Very low
|! SD in Long Lawns
French and Irish carnbricks.
Thread snd Co',on Lsccs,
E'egan, Lace Vsi.s ard Shaw;s,
a variety of Taeie Cicrhs and Diapers,
Fiannels, Umbrella, and Laa.es Net Dresse,
he lows. Anvs. Vices, Hsmme s. Single anc
Double Screw Pa.es. shoves, Spades. Scy,h,
Blades, siek,eJ euting Knives, N,iis, Window
Glass, 10 by 8, Ii b. g and 70 by 10 Putsy
London Ground yhi,e Lad Yellow Ochse
SFanish Brcwa and yesdigseese. Boiled Oil il
jars, Flying PEN, 6, T. 8. 9, 10 & Hin Be,,
l. on rim Chamb-r Lacks. with Seo,i's spsings
ass ditto, But and HI Hinges, Sc.ews Of al
Sinds. knives ara Fo. Ks, superior * handled
and Ivory handle duo, Pen, Pocket and Sper,.
.nea's Knives, iie~r,h Brushes, Scsubblog dnto
and Hsis Brooms, Con-, AM Letter Paper Qaii,
md W~fsrs. lew ssns handsome Wai,srs
forimantua Truck, &c. &c. &C. They hay.
40, few huided bssl Liverpool filled Sack
Of Salt.
Richmond, De-. z, 1910. So.
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.Gonare99.
INSENATE.
THURSDAY, December 6.

AT the usual hour Of meeting a number
OF members assembled; but quorum nce
appearing, about one o'clock the Senate "A :
Journed. may be proper to remark thar
one OF me Senators (gen. German, VINO
zane mere s.ck' was temporarily confined
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Richmond Turnpike Company,

A T rasc,ing Of the Directors of the sad
\ CcnsFauy en- TbUrsdEy evening she I'D
Novem5ev 1910.
RESOI.vgD, That a call of ten dollars on
each shave " the SAID company be made, aud
thar FIVE dollars thereof on esoh share be PAL
10 the Treasures or inc iYst day Of J,nus,y nsx,
ard that the o1iisT i've, on each stase. be paie
10 bin on the 81, st day Of March next.
Tes,es
NJ SHEPPARD, OK.
II Mar.
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Bills of Exchange,
Bills C Bading
Ncg0tiable Notes,
Ditto with power
Of Attorney a0-
nexsd, for dePS-
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VIII appear one day to be the irrever-
sible decree Of Heaven, that With OF
soiiness no man shall see the !ace ST
BENEvoLus.