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I&ye Ga1ulrer.
RICHMOND. DECEMBER II, 1910.
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Inc OffoSiHoH play such tricks and an
TICS, as Is axe US laugh, if not high Heaven
weep Those who praised the Proclama
ton o. 1909 20 me skies would really seem
bound 10 approve of The late one-as it youId
be TRANCE that those who admired the
ar angement wIth Erskine,% should take fire
a. the Note OF Champagny. The odds IN
deed would seem TO be IN favor of The last
IN as much as the word of a cabinet minister
acting under the eye of his SOW reign. is Iess
subject 10 disavowal, than that OF a foreign
minister resident amongs' u.s.
But miracles will never cease The Fede
ralis!s seemed bound by their own &C st,an
prove OF the late proclamation. even more
than they did the former. At ,hat dav
they buried the hatche;, and offered to
share the Belt OF Wampum win the
President. Commodore Truxton tried 10
fro0e in Toast at Philadelphia. that Ma
Olson had ever been and is a Fe eraIist.--In
Baltimore nnde' the wings Of II. G.. liar
per, they hail him the President of the
y. o.; fortunate mistake! he was elected
for paruzan: he proves himself hafriof
chicf' Yet after all these pledges. they
contrive to cut the kuot which thew could
not unite. Their prints have cried doyvr
me one proclamation, as much as they had
CRED up the other What course will thev
take IN Congress If they condemn the
proclamation, they condemn thtrnselyes-
It they approve it, they desert the cause of
Britain. But any thing il worse than this
and, therefore we may expect that in spite
OF their previous pledges. in spite OF cor
sIs'cncy, the bell weathers in Congress will
step ~ the tracks Of their printers.
mere IS one gentleman. whose situation
Is so truly embarrassing. hat really ply
him. The world need not be put in mind 81
the very extraordinary resolution & speech
es, which came from MIR R.ndolpb durine
tie EXia Session Of 1909. The Door spider
has n'aDgied himself wi,h those very cob
weos,which be Designed lcs smother. There is
no escape,
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aDogile8tlr.

FROM THE N. Y. PUBLIC ADVERTISER.
10 me candid Orthograhhers Of the u. s.
o|.dmerzea. the hum6ke hekifion of descar-
ded Il" shezUeh
lhat your petitioner had long been used in
ne word DISPATCH, in which situation he
always acquitted himself to the satisfaction
OF his employers.
That OF late he has been deshlQced in a
aesSrdcefui manner, and Z. put into his
place Ia that word, so that it is now spelt
by many of our writer's thus, DEsPATcB
That your petitioner is greatly dest,leased.
extremely desahfoinfea and marvelously
aeSconcerted, to see himself treated with
such desrestect, after his long and desenter-
ested services.
That be cannot discover any other reason
tor his desmisSaf, than that he is a native of
ireland, while E is a native of England that
he is member of the republican and E
member Of the federal party
That your petitioner is far from wishing
to raise any disturbance, or have any Der,
sonal deshnfes with K he only wishes 70
nave the cause of his deSguiet removed. and
to be reinstated in his former place and
your petitioner, as in duty bound, will con
tlnue to transact business with his usual
DIsPATcH
". g. IT the above fetition is DISREGARD
ed, Intend shortly 10 Publish a dissertation
in (which zuiH freve haf E should nor be mn
in fhe hlace Of
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Dccemher II oN1v' 2. g.

\ TERRELL End L. ATKINS05--
~. ear III CONTINUE Tier eXcrtions, u.e emu.
pB year, ~ ihe education ofvouth. at The 60
ehS.h place adJoineig Soutbgate'., yyl;sb ,bs..
% present occupy '"'~'i 'hey
re course Of education will embrs. = ttsso
Ysr'd hrsnehes of English, n'eludrf- rnori Sc
natural Philosophy Logic, Bellies letters. W .t
I'D |''s. 'nJ nc use Of the Globes together
WIN the Greek, LaIin, and French I,an,g1, .,s
Pncc for tat on, during the te,.ros q p y.
zach, to be paid quarterly in advance >"
lhey propose 20 have an examination of a.
students & pupils OF Thursday tie 2O,h ;n "'e.e
80 wnch' are respectfully invited t,ose. 49,
children are Win them and others elo 5eejj,s
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Committee sf Tyeys and Sfeans.
Messrs. Eppss w Aston. Tailmadge. Mont,
romery, Bacon, Smile and Johnson.
Co.lnsitfee of fa5lic Lands.
Messrs Morrow, Goodwin, Ely, Boyd, Gold,
Cobb and Mckee
COMMITTEE Of Rev;saI ant U,fniShsa B,,s,re.r.
Messrs Southland, Jackson and Wi,,erspooa.
Committee for Disrict Of Celan.biu.
Messrs Van Horn. l. J Aston, yYeakley, G.
omnth, j. Z. Chan,berin, Tracy and Rreckea-
ridge.
Committee of accounts
Messfs N X Moore Turner and Kanan.
committee Of Post C6ftes and Post koads
MesSrs. Nhea, Ien.- thompson, Desha, Stan
lord. Iroup, Calhoun, MORO W, II davenport, Chit
tenien' Key. Whitehiil, Smith, Potter, vii
sn, & .v.r and Hnfty
Mr. Soufhdr6 laid before the House the
Resolution of the Legislature OF New Jersey
disappearing the amendments To the consti.
tu''on prop 'sed by the state OF Massachu
sets Tor limiting ehe power Of lay embar-
goes; by the state Of Pennsylvania. for e
recting an impartial tribunal to decide dis
putes between states /; and by the state of
Virginia for the removal of Senator's Of the
United States on the request eff a MAORI
~ OF the Legislature of each state respec-
lively.
FRIDAY, Dec.T.
YIN motion OF Mr.. ROOF, the House re-
solved itself intoa Committee of the whole
on the stale of the Union, MIR. AIacon in the
chair
Mr.. Roof then moved the appointment
OF several Committees on the Presidents
message; but it being suggested that the
documents had not been laid on the tables of
the members;
Inc committee rose, without deciding on
any thIng IN relation to the message.
Mr. LewiS presented the petition of the
otockholders of the Farmers Bank of Alex
andria, praying for a charter which was
referred to Committee on the District of
Columbia "
USEFUL INVENTIONS.
On motion OF Mr. Bacon,
HesofOed That the Secretary of State be tli-
rected to lay before this House list ut the names
Oh persons who have invented any new or u...t,,l
arts, machine, manufacture composition of
mater or any improvement thereon and to whom
patents have been issued for the same from that
ONCE subsequent to the 23d day of January 1905,
win the dates and general objects of such pa
tents - -
APPOINTMENT OF REPRESENTA-
TON
MIR. RISK laid upon the table the followin-
resolution: o
Ae'oe0ea' ihat the apportionment of Represen-
ta.lyes among the several states, according to the
.hird enumeration of the people, ought to be in
.ne ratlo oil one representative for every
thousand persons in each state, and that com
'','tee Dc appointed to report thereon, by bill or
other wise
On the suggestion of Mr.. 1lston, that the
apPortionment ought obe fixed. before the
census OF each state was known, and thus
aVoia difficulty which would arise in fix
ing on ratio
Inc House now took up the resolution.
winch was agreed o, and a committee of
appointed accordingly
AFTER the presentation and reference of
some other petitions. amongst which were
PeIitions from Sundry sugar rehners-
The House adjourned to Monday.
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NJ oTiCE.-Those persons indebted To- the 90
~ tate of George Anderson Stiles. decd are
requested to call and pay The subscriber g. tI,ose
"ho have cli'ms sre requested TO present their
accounts duly authenticated to
I'm DOUGLA5S, Ad,,l'r
December IL Z.
70 be sold or rented, tie HOOyE C~LOJ,
opposite tie residence cf WIN Marshall
Esq For terms apply TO rios. NORNEEL
December IL ~
SIMPSONS SPEECH.
On PdmphIeisl (ot sdit, al This OFes.
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FRIDAY, Dec. z.

FRIDAY, Dec. z.
MIR. anderson, attended.
The petition OF Larkin Smith, Collector of
the port OF Norfolk praying for an epcrease
OF compensation. has been re ferredt to Messrs.
Giles, Leib and Crawford.
The bill to Suspend the second section of
the act entitled " An act regulating foreign
coins and for other puposes." was read a Sc
cnnd time, and committed to Messrs Smith,
OF Md. Crawford and Dana.
On motion of Mr. Giles,
Resolved, That so much of the message of the
President ofthe United States rs concerns the re-
itions between the United States and France and
Great Britain, with the accompanying documen,s,
be referred 10 q select committee to examine md
report thereon to the Senate, and that the com
miitee have leave TO report by bill or otherwise
Messrs. Giles, Crawford Anderson, Good
rich and Pope were appointed committee
accordingly.
Mr.. Giles also offered the following reso.
tuition, the consideration of W hich was on mo
tion postponed to Monday next:
Eesoiued, That So much of the IN ssage of the
President of the United States as relales to the
occupation of that part of West Florida which
lsicluded within the boundaries described bv
the treaty for the acquisition Of Louisiana, will
the accompanying documents, be referred 10 a
select committee, with instructions 10 examine.
the same, and report thereon to the Senate and
snat The committee have leave to report by bull,
bills or otherwise.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith of Md.
Resolved, That SO much of the Presidents meg
sage as re lates to the Corps of Engineers x tie
Military Academy, be referred to a select COM
mittee to report by bill, bills or Otherwise
Messrs. Smith of Md. Gilman, Bradley,
PICKERING and Reed were appointed the COM.
mittee.
The petition presented on Tuesday by
Mr. Giles) of the Stockholders of the Far
mer's Bank of Alexandria, praying for a
charter, was, on motion. referred to Messrs.
Giles, Leib. Goodrich, Crawford and Cuts
Adjourned to Monday.
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.; on able address to the v Legislature. on ,bee
SUBJECT OF the u. S Bark, No i'm on. n' Wy
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r, I'm Mckinley Esq lRep Is elected to 11tt
Congress, t cupPly the lace of js,ksno
Esq mr.. M K was Madison Eleotor. nfs
opponent, Mr. Wilson, is a Fed
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES

TUESDAY, Dec. 4.
The House met at the usual hour. On
reading over the journal of the preceding
day, it appeared that Messrs. Matthews &
Van Dyke. whom we stated in our last tn
have been present, had not attended.
Messrs Burwell and Huntingdon. who
attended yesterday, were omitted in our
!!as:
The following members. in addition to
those mentionedin our last, took their seats ::
Messrs. Bassett. Cuts. Eppcs, Gold. Jen
kins, Mitchell, Seaver aud Potter Messrs.
Poydras and Jennings, Territorial delegates.
also appeared.
a message was received from the Sen
ate. about one O'Clock, by Mr.. Otis, their
Secretary stating that quorum of that bo
dy had appeared, and we're ready to pro.
coed 10 business.
Another message was subsequently re-
ceived from til: Senate. that they had ap-
pointed committee, jointly with the com
mittee appointed by the House. to wait on
the President Of the u S. ard inform him
that they were ready TO receive any com.
munications he might have to make
Mr. Daqvson, from The committee an
pointed 10 wait on the President of the u.
y &c. reported that the committee had per-
formed the duty assigned them, and had re
ceived for answer, that the President would
make "a communication to Congress on to-
- Il
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"WEDNESDAY. Dec. s

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ;,
Messrs Sage. Taggart, w. Chamberlin,
]. c Chamberlin, Wheaton, Quincy. Biais.
dell, Matthews, Sturges and Chttenden ap
peared this day.
At Twelve o'clock the message was re-
ceived from the President of the u. States.
which will be found in our preceding CO.
lumns.
The Message was read. and the House
were occupied with reading the documents
until four o'clock; when an adjournment
took place without having gone through
them.
The documents accompanying the message
are very voluminous, comprising, besides
those given in this paper, much detailed cor
respondence between the Department of
State and our ministers TO G Il. and France !;
she unpublished parts of which shall be Civ
en- in as quick succession as We can procure
them.
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1eniiem men, in town WHO do not file the E.,o,,-
e Ter, ana nave The i'st Saturday s paper BIZ I'm
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The message Of the President and docn
ments accompanying the same were read.
and fiye hundred copies ordered to be prin-
led.
Agreeab!y to notice. and leave being ob..
tanned. Mr.. Smith of Md. introduced the fol-
lowing bill
OIL further 10 sushend in farf the act
emitted :. On aef regulating foreign coins :,
and for other hn,7,oses.
Be 10 enacted, &c. That 80 much of the
act, entitled I" An act Tor regulating foreign
coins, and for other purposes" as is con-
tanned within the second section thereof, be,
md the same is hereby suspended for aud
during the space of three years from and
after the end OF the present session of Con-
gress "t
The bill was read first time and passed
TO a second reading
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TnuRspAY. Dec. 6.

IBUKS r., DEC. o.
At the usual hour of ns etng number of
members assembled but quorum not ap
pearing. about one O'clock the Senate ad-
Jouroed may be proper TO remark that
one OF the Senators (gen. Germany who came
here sick. was temporarily confined BY indis
position
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: lkGlNlA 10 qou Al "a GLamccT1 l1Ys1eics
Court, held at the former capitol in ,Ie
G ;oya OF Williamsburg, tho 18Th day of Octo,sr.
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Miles Cary & Elizabeth K Cary his Wifi
1go;,,, PhGs.
Dana Wray, exc cutrix Of, George Wrav ,.b,
was one OF lie administrators. with the. ,y;II 81
nexed, OF John Page, deed WIN. b p,gs ~
Vv,ng administrator, with tl,a viii annexe1 ,f'h
SUD josn Page, deceased, William y pro .,,i\
Mary M Page, infants and edward $40 ""'
Mary swan and Thomas Swan, infants.
ON the motion Of the plaintiffs, bv tb,- ~ c",,o,
sell WIN b. Page IS assigned guaJdian 70 ,hs
infant defendants, VIM. B Page and NJ s5
Page, and Thomas Swan is assigned o,,,rd; D ".
the infant defendants Edwsrd swan Mar So W
and Thomas swan, to defend them in tbis .,,i, ~
and the SAID defendants Edward swan ~.
swan q Ibos Swan. not having entered tI,ei, s,.'
PeaFance and given security sccOrCtn,r r., ,I, 49,.
OF assembly and the rules of this court and -
appearing TO the satisfaction of the coyrt 49,
they are not inhabitants OF this country ~ IL
iurther motion of the Plaintiffs BY their counsel
n 70 oraeyed That The said defendants FJ.,o-
swan, Mary Swan and Thomas swan no 80
guardian aforesaid, do appear here on H. 60
gay OF ihe next term, and answer the bill &c ,L..
Pitm1ais' and that copy of this order he hr,8-
with Inserted IN the Enquirer for two tnontgo
successiTely, and posted At the front door NJ ,bs
former capitol in this city. - Wv
Cory. Tefc,
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i WISH TO SELL
~ House I now occuby;

The House / now occubys
THE LOTis so feet front on King street,
running back loo feet, and is covered with
valuable Brick Buildings, except small shed
used for cutting straw in. On the back line
there IS a two story Brick Buileing, l8 by
40 feet, a stable Tor four horses, which will
hold 2 tons Of hay, a large Smoke House &
Privy, a complete Milk House and Pump OF
water, and the yard is paved. On the front
there is q large two-story Brick Building,
calculated for a Store and Dwelling, with a
Cellar 81 feet square, the whole capable Of
J holding 5000 barrels of flour and has a wheel
in complete order for hosting. 1t is subject
to an annual ground rent OF lis Sd. per foot.
The situation is equal to any in town for the
Flour and Grocery business. To prevent I'm
necessary applications my terms are $1,000,
scsle half to be psid by Christmas, the bal
sasc IN enc and two years.
Alexander Perry.
October IS.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWo'
WA NEW-IORk)
LONDON, St5'' j.

l4ONbN'1
1t appears by German papers 10 Wv =.
ult. from which we gave some eso"sy !
terday, tina, between 60 and 70 per1'2r ore
rished in the fire at the Austrian @"'"
doris at Paris. .s.
Government have, at the ree''i"sT "a
ton of lord Wellington, de'sfIn; hsr,Bt
sending out Immediately a co"' Of
supply of gold medals, for the p0' I've Al.
being presented TO such officers as "I" d.
ready, or may hereafter par ',od CONDUIT
tinguish thems Ives by their s'o a
before the enemy in Spain or fo''us ms,c,'
S~PALN.-Never, since the e';o e.
ment of the present contest, has :, n Than At
hibited a more it sres,ins speetacs syp.r'
the present moment. The rsv .a'tss ' Il 's
enced by the patriots in the eou's ,tanos',
struggle, have developed e're .aan dinin.
which rather serve 10 increase c,sin 81
ish the hope of ultimate success s.. coa,jpsoI
the only extensive country on 1''
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lust Received,

Joot NSS~i'SN3
Fresh CURRANTS,
Twelve boxes fresh Msscatel Raisins,
A few boxes A~nchovies, Olives and Ca
pers,
Mustard, Table Salt in baskets,
Best Spanish Segars IN half boxes,
Excellent Cheese
And a variety Of Marble Figures.
Louis Beeler.
@October %.
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tOn Tuesday, the 3oth inst. will be sold at the
Yenduc Store, on a liberal credit,
One bale ofmixt Kerseys,
One do. drab Plains of different
qualities.
P. G. Marfteller.
October22.
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The Scottish Chiefs,
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The Lake of killarney, e Novel IN vols
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The Editors OF the newspapers who are
authorised to publish the laws OF the Un-
ted States, are requested TO publish the
foregoing advertisement twice week, tor
four successive weeks.
August 6. 4w
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A General assortment of SURGI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
ehumeratc.
An assortment of PERFUME RY.
consisting of Essence of Burgamot, Layen.
der. Roses, LemoH, Mix OF Roses, Sc.
SC.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Violet, Csstei, venitian, &c
Tice's Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot. Tops and Saddles, which
will take cut stains, produce Hne colour
and give an elegant gloss.
PAINTERS COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lead, dry and groundBn OIL Snnrran.ee1
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do King 'sdo. VermiIlion
Drop Lake, Re-ye's Water Coloures, Paint
Brushes. sc, sc
HAT TERS' MATERIALS, very
General assortment, comprising almost eve.
ry article used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, sc. &c.
OVERS can be supplied with al
most every article used by them in their
line of Business.
GLAZlERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, ed May, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-31

liz CouScIr, Jsaiy goth, 1910.
IT'S ADVISED, That in future NJ
Claim for attendance Gu Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members or
Witnesses be referred 20 The Auditor for
adjustment, until a ropyof the proceedings,
OF such court ssartisi, duly authenticatee
by the President and Juege Advocate, SHAH
be received by, the Executive And shat
this advice be published in the Argus and
Enquirer for six weeks, and copies thereof
furnished the commandments OF Divisions,
Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from the minutea
Attest,
DANL. L. HYLTON,
Clerk o! the Council:
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Fresh Medicines.
" A IL & Il OG E. r. S
DAHL. L. HYLTON, :
Clerk Of the Council:

Have just received a large and COM
plete assortment of fresh selected MEDI.
ClNES and DRUGS of the latest impor-
|tatiens-which, in addition 70 their former
stock, form as extensive and general an
assortment in that line, as can be,foupd in
this City. Medical practitioners, and Gem
tlemen who sell me dicines, will now be a.
bic to get supplied on terms that will meet
their appreciation, by calling at the Newa
Medicine Store, few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City.
a few patent Medicines emu
mcrated (viz.)
steers Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
TurEngton's Balsam of life
DR. Rawson's celebrated
Itch Ointment Str
do do Genuine anti-bilious
and Stomachic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton's Itch Ointment
Craig's do do
DR. Lees Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson's do
Hooper's do
Doctor Thompson's aromatic Tooth Paste 4
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Eectuary for Ague & Fever
H!inkley's Infaliible remedy for the Piles
DrCooley's Vegetable Elixer OF Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
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who has on hand a very extensive and va
luable assortment of books in the various
branches of Literature and Sciencs--Day' s
Espinasse, vol. 8, for subscribers al 3 dis.
and SO cents Bacon's Abridgment. Ja-
cob's Law Dictionary, Coke's Litlleton,
Hening and Munford's Reports, Chi,ty on
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