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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-28
Mer4no Sheep.

IMPORTED in the Ship Woodrop Sims,
Thomas Hayres Master, from LISBON.
Nineteen MERiNO'RAMS, and FIFTY
ONE EWES. warranted Of the true Me.
rino breed, OF Ne Caeanst Called Paular's=-
equal if no, SUPERIOR tetauy other Nerino
Sheep in Span, B>tng art of the Elocks of
the Prince of Peach Don Manuel pa Co
doys the breed of yR<ch was parcA~jed by
him of the Cathusian Rriars In the year
1896, and rsma1ed in rs possession up
wards of fourteen years bout any ad-
mixture of blood. Certificates OF Pedigree
may be seen on application. If not Sold
previous 70 the I'd October next--they
will on that day be exposed TO public Sale
on a credit Of TWO and tour months tor
approved endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept otb, 1910. t1s'Oct.
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S L A v E ST.
LAND FOR SALE.

y Y virtue Of deed of trust of record in the
- counties of Po snatan and FIuvanns, execu-
ted bv Rchard Ligon 10 the subscribers, 10 &C..
sure the payments Of several debts due to Gilpin,
Cooke & Co. specified in said deed, will DE
sold. TO the hishes, bidder for ready~nhoney kon
Tuesday the 10Th of Oaober mex. On ti6Iprehi-
ses. cna HOUSE and LOT, 10 th9 town 23ef b
son, Powharsn county, formerly drcupifdy syid
Lyon as a iavern--and on Satuftay tAetz0ttto
the same mon h. in the town oA Gclumbis in
Fluvanna county, one TRACT of EAND, }on
taming Two hundred ard thirty five ac,es. more
or les lying in he county of F'uvanna and boun
did by the lands of John Maniy. John Forbes,
Richzrd Kuut. Harrison Payton and Patrick
Williamson; deeds OF conveyance will be ex
ecu ed to the purchaser conveying the title in us
vested.
William Clarke,
David Meade,
Trustees.
Powhatsn. September 10. 1910. wds
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twenty Dollars Reward.
d AN AWAY from the Subscriber about
IA the last of July. negro man named
@ E. y r G E..

He has yellow complexion, about the
ordinary stature, has a very bushy head
of hair, winch he generally keeps we'll
combed, and is addicted to a>~pecuaar
manner Of chewing hrs toDgue>when eneA-
ged IN business. He has beg sceAS tom u
Tor many years to wait in Ia diDlqs room
and is very good servant ID ,hat Supa@
ty, or any other about d house, He lad
on when he went of, a nlue hom<sp pun
yarn and cotton twilled sur out cot abou,
half W TN & very lcns r nh Z. was :.
Coat and paDtaloons OF cotton Virginia
cloth, and a glazed Ha with silver band.
He is very fond OF smcaking, and always
carries Pipe. He may attempt to get
TO Norfolk, where on former occasion he
was Appreciated, having passed as free
man. 4 forewarn all persons against har.
boring INN, or carrying HIN cut of the
Stare. Whoever will del yer him to me
in Powhatan county, or secure him so tina,
get him again, shall receive the above
rev ard, besides being paid all reasonable
expences.
aeE John Miller
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$50 Acres of LanA

RYvir'ue Of \ decree of the superior court of
- chance,y for the Richmond district pronoun
eed on the 26th June. 1910 in a suit then there
in depending, wherein Miles Selden was ain
.ia and Esme smock defendant, we shall on
Monday the twenty .frit Of October next, before
the front door of the late dwelling house of "a
me SIN ,ck, about one mile from The cry of Rich.
mond, sell a. public auction, on a credit OF three
and ak month";: so much of The TRACT OF
LAND, called
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FAIR FIELDN

Wherein the said Smock lately resided. IS will
raise the sum of eighteen hundred pounds, with
interest thereon at six per csns per annum.
from the said Goth of Iune, 1910 together with
the costs.
The land will be laid out in lots to suit pur.
chaser5. Bond with approved security will be
required, and as an additional security deed Of
trust on the lots will be taken.
James Wood.
William Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams.
Richmond, 9Th September 1910. tds
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Pitts.
Against k
John Sight, James Hoskins, Joshna Stern
and Mary his wife, Joan Bruce and
Mary MS wife, James Mcdaniel and Jane
his wife, Benjamin Stern, James Stern,
Dolly c.. Stern, Elzabeth Stern, Sally
Stern, William Sierra, and Robert ~ sly aud
Nancy h,s wife, DeffA>a IA
THE Defendants James Hcsklns fand
James MsDaniel and Jane 4 wiz nod
having entered their appea $an& given
security according to the act of A>SembI VI
and the rules Of this Court, and il appfars
ing to the satisfaction of the Courl, that
they are not Inhabitants Of this Common
weaith--On motion Of the Plaintiffs by their
counsel, IL is Ordered, That the said last
mentioned Defendants do appear here on
the fourth Monday in September next, and
answer ,ae Bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
a copy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted
In one Of the News-pspefs published IN
the cry Of B'chmend for eight weeks sue
cessive.y, and pos ed at the from, duor OF
the Courthouse of the said county.
a Copy este,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. C 4. c.
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.
Charlotte Court, Sd Sept. 1910.
" liam Watkins, executor Of Ber.o
jamin Watkins, deed. pitf. In
against >Chance.
Campbell. Bell q CO. and Robert ny,
Carpbcli William Harms. Defts.J
= III de:endan, Archibald Campoel, one OF
The partnc Of the he said frrncE- Camp
De Bel = Company. not having sp{cyo& hap.
pearance according 20 the act Of Ass y Ind
inf ..s ss. q this hs court sss s Ss he
tart OF his sate. on the mo ion d the Plaintiff
BY his attorney, II is oroered, Ia, he a5'rear ne
on the first day of December Court next, and
enter his appearance and answer the plaintiff IS
bill. aud give sesu.ry foe performing the de-
cree of the urt, and that coy of this order
be inserted in one of the newspapers printed in
Richmond for Two mon MS successfully and pos
ted At the font door Of The courthouse OF ,he
said county.
A copy--Teste,
wotp Thomas Read, c. c.
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MAN.Eb!

Wx1N
A Lad OF resSscy Bile Pareqts ;qna-
"a l;lied rs TO e. cation, he, To-
dustrious and SQBe may SO with
apiace for 5 or ears p a Grocery, by
applying sooq EnquiN ofths Prin-
ter.
+ Sept. ~. 1910. (4t.)
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I shall petition the next General .tssem-
bly, for the passage of an act dtsqrcipg
me iron my wife MiiIeyt for reasbns iin
the said petition TO be assign9d-=-H which
The said Milley and all persofs concerstd
will take no:ice. Nss.fl j
JOHN SHARE
Halifax County, Ism Sept. 1910. Iw2ml
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'TJUsT PUBLISHED,
And For Sale at S. Peasants Print
ing Office and Book Store,
Bates
Virginia Almanack
FOR 1911.
FOR 1911.

Containing, besides the usual astrosomi.
cal calculations, sc. I
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Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber beng about to remove
from this state offers for sale, valu4
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nY virtue Of ceed Of trust executed by
- Daniel Mayo of this coun,y, to tie
Subscriber TO secure the payment OF GER.
tam sums of Money to Benjamin Mostly,
(who has paid the same for the said Mayo
as his security.) VIII be Sold, on the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready
Money, on Wednesday the 10th day OF Oc..
tober next, "A 80
1racf Of Land, A
whereon the said Mayo resides, cfntain-
ing one hundred acres, more or less, as
particularly described in said deed.
JOSIAH SMITH, Trustee.
Powhatan County, Aug. 5oth, 1910. 1m.
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Lying in New.Kent county, called the
OLD PLACE, and containing by old sur.
vey 476 acres. This land produces we'll
Corn and Wheat. and is pleasantly situa-
ted 10 an agreeable neighbourhood--lsthr three
miles from the courthouse, and two from
Pamunkey River. The Terms of Sale,
will be one half of the purchase money TO
be paid in twelve months, ard the other
IN two years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and deed of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
/ will with pleasure shew the land to a !.
ny person inclined to purchase.
ARMISTEAD Russell,
Tx. cutor.
August 10, 1910. ids
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John Miller.

Powhatan. Sept. 18Th, 1910. stp.
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EPPINGTON,

nVipg opyhppomstox River about "a miles
above Petersburg. containing oae tlo1Sand
acres, about four HUNDRED Of which are IN
woods. Mr.. ChiIfers, manager on the
plaatation, will snew II TO those d'sposed to
pus chase.
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THOMAS READ, c. c.
VIRGINIA !:

In Halifax coun,y Court. Ia Chancery,
90 n Ju.", 1910
William Huskins and Thomas C. Hoskins,
Pitts.
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Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
d. 7. Burr,

In addition 60 the articles manufactured At the
Penitentlsry, oderS for sale an SsIoryme1s
OF Goodsof ~
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Jerman Baker,

Sept. 18th, 1910.
At the same time and place nay be
purchased e the representatives Of tie
late Mr.. Eppes, that valuable plantation
called
RpIMC TOAr
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Lease Of the Indian Queen Tavern
FOR SALE

IN consequence ofmy declining health /
will sell NJ lease of five years. from the Isl
of January 1911, of the Indian Quet" IH-
vern. 1t is one ofthe best stands in the town
of Alexandria, and commands at this time as
much, if not more than any other, ofprch'a'
lie business. There are sufficient number
of respectable boartcrs to ensure any person
acomfortable living which, together WIN
the transient cus;om attached to the house.
makes it desirable situation for a man Quai'
flied to keep House Of Entertainment, ~
good tenant may have The lease extended I"
any length Of time he may choose.
I viii also sell, if required
the Beds and Enrn'tlre row III TIC E0u-''
Which are sach rs are requisite to the Se eel
ing a comfortable and genteel Co.. NV
house is large and roomy; and the:e IS e. q,
tached to it stable calculated 10 holo NY
horses. The whole will be sold on iiO@l:
credit. 1t is thought unnecessary TO say 'o,'
as it is presumed any person wishing 10 pu'
chase will first view the premises.
John IiodgSln.
nctoho, ~
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fabric and the whole was in unison. As
demonstrative evidence OF this fact, it is
known to mnltitudes. Who survive him and
in the most Irritating days ofpolitics were
has opponents, that they bow with homage
TO the purity of his soul in every opinion,
which he uttered, and that he exercised no
intollel ance towards others.
Virginia, behold your genuine son bid
the rising generation TO lay his character be
fore them, as the map of their journey thro'
life, and proclaim defiance to calumny
herself, if shesdare erect herself, against him.
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NOTICE.

81 II E second payment upon the snbscriP-
3 ticas to the Farmers Bank of Alexan-
dria being due On Tuesday the 10th instant.
Notice is hereby given thata committee OF
the Directors, appointed for that purpose,
will attend on that day, at Brooks's Tavern,
10 receive payments, from 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon until o'clock In the afternoon.
Novemhe~ 5.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
CVIA BALTIMORE.
LONDON. Oct. 9.
LONDON, act. 8.
GOLDSMITH.

The following information on the subject
has been received
1--WE have authority to state, that an Of
fetal letter from the Chancellor of Exche-
quer to support the house of Mr.. Gold
smidt and Co. was received last night"
earn Exchange, Oct. 8.
There are large arrivals of foreign wheat
to day, which has this week the effect of a
reduction of about IS IS per quarter.
Wheat 66s 8Os to Cos fine 100 to 1O4s !;
fine flour 85s a COS /; seconds 80 to SIS.
THE ARMY.
The battalion of marines embodyipp for
service, is In great state Of forwardness !;
at present it is under the commands of ma
iors Abercromble and Williams. Thew
will embark at Chatham.
There is now little doubt Of lieut. gen.
Brownrigge's going out as commander in
chief TO India. General Hewett has been
in bad health for the last two years.
BY The last ships from India, accounts
were received of major M'Gregor, of the
18th native cavalry, having been killed at
Seringapatam, by being shrown OUT Of
gig.
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Emigration Of Lucien B0xabayte.

~
Since writing the above we are happy TO
add, that accounts have reached us from
our most respectable correspondent at Glib.
raltar, which not only confirm generally the
report that the enperor's brother is now
under the guardianship of the British, but
enable us to state the incidents that have led
to this singular event. The letter alluded
to having reached us at late hour, pre-
cludes the possibility OF our Offering a.ly
remarks on us contents we cannot how
ever withhold our tribute of Just praise from
the motives which have induced Lucien to
separate himself from the fortunes of his
august brother.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 7.
The event which | have now to com
municate cannot fail to excite as much sur
prize in London, as it has this morning
spread through the garrison.
The Salcette frigate has Just arrived
here from Csgliari, with Mr.. Adair, Brit
ish minister to the Ottoman Porte, on board.
The Salcette brings intelligence that Lucien
Bonaparte has arrived at Csgliara, with his
wife ard family, and a number of his rela.
tons, from Rome, for the express purpose
of claiming the protection of Mr.. Hill, the
British minister.
"This singular event, as might be ex-
pected, occasioned much speculation at
Cagliara, as to the motives and cause Of so
singular an occurrence. From a source
which you may rely upon as authentic,
am enabled to put you In possession of the
facts, which are briefly these.
Not long ago his imp erial brother, who
is extremely anxious that all his relatives
should be matrimouially allied to such of
the old royal stocks, as can be induced to
second his views, sent peremptory orders
TO Lucien, Immediately TO div0rce his bre-
sent zoye as he had selected far him another
q a rank suited to the dignity Of the imte-
rial family. Ia the same message he order
ed him 10 take upon himself the govern
ment OF the ancient capital Of the world ;
and, to crown the whole, accompanied his
orders with threat that Lucien should be
conveyed prisoner to France, in the event
OF the emperor's orders not being instantly
obeyed.
" Luclen, unwilling to repudiate his
wife, and hastardize his children, and at
the same time well aware of the imprtuous
overbearing character Of Napoleon, Instantly
adopted the only means that were left to
him to escape the vengeance and dishonor
with which he found himself threatened,
embarked with his family, and what valu.
bles he had at hand, on board All American
vessel, and effected his escape to Sardinia,
for the purpose of claiming British protec.
ton against the lawless and uprincipled ty-
ranny of his own brother.
OF course this protection has not been
dsnisd him. For the greater security Of
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Anthony Rhodes,

Has FAR sale at his store on Prince-street,
Alesondria,
pipes of Country Gin,
8 hogsheads New Rum,
II chests Old Hyscn fea, latest impei ia
zion
dc Company.
do Gnnpowder,
Candles in boxes,
Cotton In bales,
). Pearl Ash in kegs,
90 barrels Greening Apples,
Cider by the barrel,
"A few barrels cool Shad,
Cheese and Potatoes,
500 yards Country Linen,
Straw BonueIs,
American Gmghams and Chambrays,
Cotton Shifting and Bedtick,
Weaving Cotton of different co.ors and
numbers,
Knitting and Sewing Cotton, Fax Reels,
American Cotton and Wooden Cloth,
Groceries as usual.
November IA. a
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these voluntary exiles, Mr.. ffifl esv. ;,
reetlons that they should imme diatelv u"
coed to Malta, under the convoy of h, r D.
none frigate and there they are 10 rsm,; :
till the pleasure Of government is know" 'S
their future disposal. "a 10
As tl1efv vessel which carries hi, ,.,,
is on the point of sailing, have ONLY to s .Ss
that upwards of 100 French dts,r 1870
have arrived within this garrison within
month past" a
TRIESTE, Sept. 1.
Several loaded ships lie here at nr.s...
destined Tor the Levant; but as the Fs@
iish prvateers render the Adriatc So, ID
safe. and appear almost daily insight Of o a"s
harhor, the regency has refused perm;s.;o.
tor those ships to sail.
COPENHAGEN, Sent :;
The following has been published on Il.
18th inst. VIC
PATENT.
Concerning some exception from Ii.
general embargo of all vessels aIono +
Eibe and west COAST of the ducbirs =,
Schleswic and Hostein, with rrspset IN ,b'
coasting trade.
I" We, Frederick the With, by the G,,,.
of God, king Of Denmark, Norwxv 3.
&c. publish herewith that We have bsn
pleased, IN consideration of the nr+ssr,
wants OF the interior trade, TO grant The
following exceptions to ships and vessels
that were under the general embargo;
81. All vessels carrying inland products
manufactures, Sc. from one place Of -
duchlrs to another, with a -eoun,er.ceri6.
Cate provided it is not prohibited in the
decree Of the 9th Angus, ss,, are sxemp,
from the general rmbargo.
9. those vessels an. 60ats of which iii,
known that they arc oniy @ssd for fishing,
are likewise exempt troG The said embsr.
so.
8. Such ships, vessels, AID boats, exempt,
ed from the embargo, must upon no &C.
count, or under any prescnce whatever, be
used fer the transport Of prohibited goods,
or those not Of European produce.
4. Whoever acts against this prohib.
ton forteits the detected goods and the
vessel used for such ,ranspnr. half The va
Tue of which goes to our treasury, and the
other half 10 the inf0rmsr; and he shall Be-
sides be punished with from 70 l2 months
in the house Of correction,
according as tAe nature of the case mayre.
lulre. Given al our Castle, rscdeiicks.
burg, Sept. IA, 1910.
FREDERICK, r..
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FALL GOODS.

THAVE opened Store in the House In =,
: merly occupiedby John Ja"ney apda' j ;,si
ing Thomas Janncy & Co. and nave I e. ens
part of my importation OF + all uooD'
the remainder arc expected in a few days
Joseph Janneyy'
10th mo. %.
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YARMOUTH, Oct. 9.

This forenoon the Calypso gua brig, and
upwards OF 40 sail Of gun briggs bound to tle
Baltic, sailed from these Roads, wind Sc
fine moderate weather.
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The 15tk dragons, now stationed Song
this coast, have, it is said, received orders
to hold themselves in readiness TO emba.k
tor foreign service.
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HELIGoLAND, Sept. q.

Our latest accounts from the conIIneu!
speak in ,eros of confidence, that war
between France and Russia is inevitable.
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:, !. 5ss.,irr. ef he ssssndiss committee Of
=. col6rsbian Agrisul,ursl seeiety, hel0
.,;hs UuioS Tayetn, Gesrsesown' GA
wednesday ,h.issh day Of DsssmOs''
; A. D. 1909, il was desrmiusd sAas 'As
following prsmisms!bs given at the gene.
ysl meeting Of,hs soeis'y on 'A' A'
~ Of May next, viz.
Premium l-- ons hundr q o0"a''' '0'
I'm. bee. ,wo..oo.hsd ram lamb
pr.mium s-- Eighty dollars Tor the ns.'
.h..s ,wo.,osshsd RAM lamb -.
lprrmIum 8 Sixty doliHs, Tor the 'A'Fa
:, b.s. .wo.soe.hsd ram lamb. !.
I,Y:ss (sspisa 70 tbs above articles as =
r, ss.lI.y,e i veal, and quantity IN proportion
% earcass.
prm,um S-Tsify dS,lars, Tor the beat
.,.es Of cotton cloth, proper Tor mems
.o,,. ar wcussn's dresses, not less than ten
yards. r.. 81. h..,
pisssef fancy fss srus fSr v''''' not '''''' '4
sss yards. ..... =
p,,c,ium e.-Thir,y dollars, tor shs es"
,,,e. az es,,ea cloth, suitable tor pansaie'"e
: =, anal, 's,s.h.s, not ls.s,hau Ten yards
,.p,smIum T--Twsa,y dollars, Tor inc %"
cotton sounssrpsns, full siss'
p,,nlum s--Tsn dollars, for sss best
AL, ofro.soa stockings, large sizs' 2 X
;. Pr.niuu, 0 Thirty dollars. tor the os''
alec. Of hsrlpsn SraAxsn shsssins' at least ;.
.ep,.co,,,n fo.-Thi+y dollars, for the best
,;,ee 81 hempen or ;Raxsn shirsins' not less
than tsn YARDS.
Premium fi-Thirsy dollars, tor the oes'
niece Of hsnpsu or AAxsn table ifnsn' MOI
lsss than ten yards. =.
.,p,,rium iaS-Ten dollars, 'fot the best
!. ps;r Of .h.mpsn or aaxsn Thread ''0ek'nS''
-Sult Slzs.
Pr.miuu i s-Tweues colisr', tor the
s.,, ,;ees Of rwilled basging, ofhemp' aax.
ofeos,cn, ~ least ten yards. =
premium 'i4-T~enty dollars, for the
lb.,, niece. OF bedtieking, Of hemp' max or
.eo,,ou.-cr in part Of ALI or either, not iess
than ten yards. =.
Am femiunS shali be sdjudged 81 enc
9th. general meetings Of the society, by a
board Of Eve memben appointed BY the
,ur.ssden. and standing Committee, ffom .;
naoag sueh disinterssssd persons as may DC
rresens. ..,...
No ps-sou shall be allowed 70 exhibit
sny article ie~. premium, unless j. has been
raised, grown. OF nade.ia scms county OF
.his Disssie., or Of The adjoining ssases IN
which .hess shan reside, AZ iesss>ons mem 2.
bar of this soeiesysor any srtisle for which
. psblie premium shall have previously bsen
:given. 80
3 The society win lay no CHIN 70 any ar
siae forwhieh prsmivm haa been award
ed. busshe o&aer-er sxhlbisermay, imns.
diassiy after DE adioutnnsuso .hssoeissy,
ca che day efszhibisisa, remove such arsi.
slsana dApsss ef,is ss-ptasure.
y Reasonable proof viii be required, shas
MA sevsral artielss 81. manshesurs. have
ss4a slshss spun or wcvsa, b families ffem
SAseA shsy have been sshlbissd. = Il.
I'm. sssmIuns win Be paid 'iKeasAs Or 10
,,a,s sf' saual valss, with ssisshls; devices.
=. n. oplssn 81 shs fortunate sempssissr
.pvmlana 70 iks amount Of least i've
A.,adssA dsllass VI BE siysp g sAs fall
sasssiss q shasssissy, ISs mast ssasls, seal.
In nasshssarss, aaslvs d,ss, @!ssssa %.
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.-- Dr.
To revenue received from
the commsneemenrof the go |
vernment to January i,1soi,
fifty nine millions FIVE hum
drrd thousand dollars, J
Tomoney borrowed dur. I
that period, thirty million, u
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70 essh remaining In she1
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one hpndred and shivsssn
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$4,000

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