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1t naparte should adopt Ferdinand as his
SON. we'd h m to a bride of his own choosing, q.
seat him on the throne OF Spain, it may be a
strong stroke of policy Spin may be sooner
tranquilllsed and the colonies more certainly
bound to their allegiance and dependence As
Tor Joseph, he will scarcely be any bar to the
ambitious policy of his brother-Look at the les
tiny of Louls
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A TEACHER wanted, in private tam
n for the ensuing years man well ousihSd
to teach the Latin, Greek aud Eng ssh iangua-
ses, will meet with liberal wag S. Apply at dis
Office.
July 81 fofS, ,yA,G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-24

OF No Papers North of fredericksburg, by
yesterday mail
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The fate Of Cadiz hangs materialIy'upon
that OF the allied armies in Portugal. III the
British are beaten, he last resources is
gone, he only hope disappointed. Muir
murs will probably succeed to detection Of
splrit-the loss of commerce will be urged.
aud the people may compel their officers to
deliver up the keys to the French.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-24

4 RON CASTINGS, of every desc ton
d (Pattens being furnished) VIII be executed
m the neatest manner, al the Foundry, attached
TO the Virginia Mandatory of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April 10. pemp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-24

John Ross and Gideon Gardner, Repre-
sentatives in Congress, (thc first from Penn
sylvania, the latter from Massachusetts,
both decline a recollection.
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The following most important extract ex
hibits in undeniable truths, what we have
to expeet. if the British are permitted to
occupy the Floridas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-01

IN ne Frt7eh deerees that oil f6r .fn,S5:
can UesSefS az 81. st 6asGGtS as,d the .;sri
61artnS PORTS ysercst'N u7 der Seyatexyyatics,,
but no condemnation IF either vessels CT
garages had faktn Iiace. TIE Emtercr
Noholeon scas 10 be married on The 25!h If
March, ia ccte6raiion Of 7phich very shier:-
did n, ehoroHonS, gpcre MAKING az Paris.
Ne fnrther learn that re,y idte aauicss
had been rcceiVed from EngIand, stating
mat me u. s. FiiSate Joha .1dums. s0Gs
Detained there by Mr.. Piniaep, gyso i, scas
said, 7vas forming treuty sviih ne Eag-
Hsh Government.
Our informant .furiher adds, fh0t.it syas
6eheved in Erqace. if .fmerica acde q good
ard honorable treaty qwfh England { re-
stsftns the orders in council sc. sue should
nor ind Uery great di6icui,y in making an
arrangement with NAPOLEON.
fl great number of French troohs acre
an bordeaux, on their march to Sj,Gin : Dur
they acre Stoffed in consequence Of late
neyy from thence, favorable 10 the French
CauSe.
The sh;h George Dyer CAPTAIN Cochran.
svas 10 sail from Bordeau.r far Baltimore,
7piM passengers. about thc FIRST Of -4hrH g
another .fmerican shin from Roche!le, for
do. C6ouf the same time
I'm american armcashih arrived at ST.:
SebastianS o. days 6ef0re the .dns&ailed
from Rordedua, and brought adviccs Of q
hro6a6ifty Of tie immediate reheai of the
.1HierIcan ron intercourse la7v
The .37,t syas> bound 20 tie Isle of France,
and haS tat ia acre in distress, haying
strung 6oth other maSts.
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Gur0pe
Nsw YoRE, IhrR IS.
VERY Lite FROAf FRANCE.

Yesterday arrived at Ills fort, the French
schr. Hnt, RcUiI, 81 dayS |rop Bordcaur,
7Ohirh frort size iCft on ne 25th Of March
from RE StIicr cargo tie KliiiorS o/fhe
Mercantile .4dUerfistr learn vcrGfAy, thu
Ameriean c6utrS remained as ter last I'D
vices thai no retaTatioH had fGkcH flaee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

Powhatan, March 10.
LEWIS ADAlES,

LEWIS ADAMS,
AS just received supply of BOOKS, a.
4 mong which are the following new Publ.
cations, viz:
Anthon's American Precedents Of Declara-
tions--Anthon's Analytical Abridgement of
Blsckstone's CONFERENCE.-The. 4 Johnson's
New York Term Reports, and VOL 5 HENING
& MUNFoRp's Observation-Disclosures are re-
quested to call for their copies--Subscriber to
the MIscHLLANEous CLASSICS are also request
ed to call fer the 18th, 18th and 18th vols.
Chestham's Life of Paine-KindslPs Travels
through part of the United States, yols.-Hen-
ry's Travels and Adventures in Canada and the
Indian territoriss-Also, an assortment of Fami-
ly Bibles from s 5 so TO IL dollars-A general
assortmento of Law, MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL
BOOKS as usual.
March 9. wat
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-23

Fancy MEDICINES. pre-
~ pared BY Richard Lee & Son, have be IN in
hga estimation aud general use throughout the
United States, tor upwards of ten years. And
II IS no inconsideratle evidence OF their utility,
that db 'ng the above period, numerous imitati-
tons If every article (the productions of gno-
rance sad n-eNperiance, urged by envy and Pc
nury) have been in,ruded on the public, seen for
day and then persisted! Others now succeed
them, which in like manner are fast descend
ing to the tomb of the Capulets while our re-
needles become more generally used, and &C.
quire daily accession of deserved celebrity.
Lees fvorm- DESTROYING Lozesges.
This medicine is superior to any ever offered
to the public, being innocent and mild, certain &c
etiicacious in its operations. Should worms
exist in the body, it win without pain gripping.
cleanse the stomach aud bowels of Whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the produe.
ton of WORMS and many fatal disorders.
Lees Eiiaey.
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, asthmas.
aad particularly the whooping cough, SO destruc-
tive to children
Lees Essenc. Of a1as,.,d,
So we'll known for the cure OF rheuynatisms,
govt, palsy, sprains, &c. &c.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequaiied
IN the cure OF nervous disorders, consumptions,
iowness OF spirits, inward weakness, Sc.
Lees anti. Biilious FilLs,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and ma.
lignant fevers.
LEGS .SoOereigp Ointment for The Itch,
Which is wscranted an nfaiii6le remedy at
one application.
Iajaihbie Ague G Fecsr Droes.
For the cure of agues, remit,eut and inermit.
tent fevers. =.
Lees Genuine Persion Lotion.
Celebrated Tor the cure o. ring worms, .etters
Lees Genuine Eye .Water.
An eftectual remedy for all diseases of the
eyes. s
7oorh-Ache Drops.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Coyn.Ficster.
Lees Daanask Lip Sa!pe.
RessOratfVe toludey far the Teeth and Gums.
TIE dnodyne Elis:r,
For the cure of every kind of he sdache.
The IaaianiVegetabie Specific,
FOR the cure ofvenerial complaints
ihose Medicines having come into general
use' they are frequently purchased not only bv
druggists, but by country store keepers to sell A.
gain; in order, that the purchasers NAV be conf
dent they have the original genuine Medicines
whereverthcy purchase, they have but to observe
that every article Of Medicine has on the ont yarS
wrapper, the signature of the proprietors.
MICHAEL LEE & &C.
late Richard Lee & Son.
The above medicines are for sale at the Law
Miscellaneous Book Store Of LEWIS ADAMS.
Richmond
Feb is. 1,,ye.
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II ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership of SDloek and Turner was
dissolved on the Goth of January last {: All those
that are indebted to the concern will make pay.
ment to Esme Smock only, and those who have
accounts against the concern will call on Esme
Smock for payment.
ESlNE SNOcK,
JOHN F. PRICE,
Agea for Robeyt TtGney.
~. B--The Business III future will be conduct.
cd by BSHE {, PETER SfoCK.
Msrch2. tt
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FARMERS HOTEL-Jsmes r. Mcou m.
l. forms his friends and the public, that the
exclusive management of this House, will, after
the LIST OF March next, devolve upon him S.
Brockenbrough and himself, having united their
business, the House at present kept as a Tavern
by James X. Micou, will, on the above menti.
oned day, be discontinued and partnership will
commence in the names Of Micou Z Brocses-
byoagh.
JAMES K. MIcoU, will endesvor ss much q
practicable, to give general satisfaction.
1appahaanock, EsseS, Fsbru ,
ay 10, 1910. 1aw5w
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EHRESH CLOVER & GARDEN SEEDS
IL Foa SALE by the subscribers, at their new
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge, guam
tity OF CLOVER Sc ID and general assort-
ment of GARDEN SEEDS, consistin,, in part
OF early and late Peas, do Beans, do. Cabbage,
do.Turnip; early Radish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet,
Carrot, pepPergra.s, Simblins, sc. &c.
Also, Medicines, Drugs, Paists, Dyeng,
Drugs, &c. SC.
VAIL 6, ROGERS.
February 10. 2awtf
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w ANfED, CO hire for the balance ofthe
w year, % or 40 able bodied Negro Men.
TOR whori a liberal price will be givcn-they will
De employed in the Coal Mines-Apply to the
Subscribers in Manchester, or to Harry Heth at
the Coal Pitts.
NICHOLSON, HETR, & Co.
March .. ep1m
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PENiTENTIARY STORE,

AND
ID o M E. SIIC WARE-HO USE.
n ]. BURR, in addition to the articles MAJ
-" nutactured at the Pemitentisry, offers for
sale an assortment of GOODS of HOME Nh
NUFACTURE, zig
Fine and coarse HATS OF every description
A regular supply of Cotton CLOTH, on con-
sgnment from the Providence Manufactory, and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz
BsDTIcKINc, STRIPEs, CHECKS & PLAIN
CLo1Hs. SPUN CorroN, single and double,
home made LINEN SHEErISc.
RICHMOND GUN-POWDER by the key,
warranted Of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER 6. ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels.
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs,
Coloured and Black Roans.
COOPER
February1S. If
TOR SALE, at the Vendue Office oil rlg
Il Subscriber,
20 bSls' ( Muscovado Sugars,
10 hhds Philadelphia Loaf Sugar.
70 hhcs Antigua Rum,
pipes real Cogniac Brandy,
~ bbis Apple Brandy,
Hare,s Beer IN barrels and halfbarreIs,
QUO sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tierces,
quantity of Seine Tw;ne,
Imperial, Hyson. Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
and Souchong Teas,
70 boxes brown Soap,
Raisins in boxes and kegs, and many other
articles.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Auc'r.
March 9. Is
OTICE.-The partnership of .Ifohn and Ro,
a bert Gamble, jy. will expire on the first OF
Aprilnext All those indebted TO said firm are
requested to come forward and settle their &C.
counts, as longer indulgence cannot be given,
Those having claims against the frs, wall please
present them for payment.
JOHN g. GAMBLE,
ROBERT GAMBLE, IR.
February 20. ep6w
EOR SALE-Earthen Ware in crates assert.
l. ed,
Green Coffee, Loaf Sugar,
Writing and Wrapping Paper, and
Old recti'iod Whisky Of the very best quail.
ity, by
VIM. W. DICKINSON.
March y. t5thA
M ANTED Immediately, one or 30 gooe
wv workmen at tie Coach-mskiug business
to master workmeu liberal wages will be giyea
by Messrs. Wren & Robinson, list below the
SVEN tavern, on ShccSo:-HiIl, klchmcnd.
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PURSUANT to deed of trust executed t,
4 me by Charles II Gillian, dated the la
of March, 1907 will be sold to the highes bid
del, as the law directs, at Cumberland courtho ise
on Monday the Goth day of this month Cd flag
court day. two NEGRO SLAVES. named lie wis
and Sally, for purposes expressed in said deed
trust.
ARCHIBALD TA1LoR, Trustee.
Gainesville, March g. 1910 w3ss
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FIFIF DOLLHRS REW.HRD.
II ANYWAY, from the Subscriber, in the cit,
~ 81 Richmond, on the ooh of October last, a
Negro Nan named BILL1, supposed to be a5ouf
pe feet nine or ten inches high; stout, well made,
yearsef age rpas puychased of Cirrus Curtis Of
Northunlberland Comfy -vas raised in Lancaster
County, on the CurritOaan pian,Stion by Mr.. Car
ter he is called by The negroes ofhat Place wait.
ingniaa Billy he ia yell acquainted at Shirley, on
James R'Uer, 'Ohereit is likely he is lurking at this
time.
viii give the abOus revvard if secured in Jail
in he City of Richmond, or sixty dollars if ;eeu.
red IN any jail liz the state Of Virginia and intor-
NATION given to 5foseph Garter, Of Richmond, or
John Vim, Of Charlottesville
THOS WYNN. IF.
October ct. MIN
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE-I8 addition to the
IN Negroes advertised fox sale by VIM Da.
MEL, jr. and Edward Booker, trustees for Mes.rs.
Deane's creditors, the subscriber will offer Tor
sale, at next Cumberland March Court, twenty
six Negroes, for cash.
GEORGE PERKINS.
Feb 90 1aw6sT
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NJ OTiCE.-The subscriber beng desiruCs 20
~ close his, Executorship of the estate y.
Psui Graham decd. and whereas there appc,rs,
by the will the said Graham, debt 10 Re due
from the Estate of his Grandfather Durean Ora.
ham, to the fla of Lilies Boyle G. Go-far the
of which, or al part of which. Droyison
is made by the will of the said Paul Graham
This is therefore to reame the said frE, or their
agent to come forward, state their claim and
establish the amount due, that the same NAV be
settled; otherwise the assets will CATER three
months from this tme) be applied to the dis
charge of other debts due from the estate of the
said Paul Graham and thi notice will be plead
ed IT. bar to the sold claim
SAMUEL BURRUSS.
:. Es'r Of Pail Grahanns
Caroline County Virga1
January 27th, 1909 1aw3wT
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TOR SALE, valuable tract Of LAND in the
l. county of King William, belonging to the
estate OF William Brooke, deceased, lying imme-
diately on Msttopony river, containing by a late
survey 763 acres of high land and considerably
upwards of an 100 acres ofthe most valuable wild
oat marsh, from which an immense quantity of
hay maybe taken with ease as the marsh binds
on the high land for considerable distance and
IS very easy of access. This land is fertile, lies
well. and from the manner in which the marsh is
attached, might be greatly improved at a mode
rate expence. The situation is eligible and con.
venent, being within two miles Of Frazer's fer
ry, six of King William courthouse and three of
King and Queen courthouse. The sale will take
place at Frazer's ferry on the 18th day of April
next, if fair, if not. the next fair day, at which
time the terms of sale will be made known the
payments will be made convenient to the purchas.
er and possession given the first day Of January
1911, with the liberty of sowing wheat this fall
This Land will positively be sold as mentioned
above.
RICHARD BROOKE, Executor.
March IS. w2wT
THIRTY LOTS, remaining yet unsold in
the plan of PORT Mil'O near Rockets,
will, with few reservations, be exposed 10 pub
lie auction, on the premises, on "Wednesday the
9TH of April at IL o'clock, for with approx.
ed endorsers, negotiable and payable at the bank
of Virginia. one half at ninety, the other $50 days
after date
Some of those are water lots, and the advan.
tages of the whole will be best ascer.ancd by
view of them, lying contiguous to the boldsst
navigable water. A plan OF this property is am
neXed to Young's Map of the city OF Richmond,
katan Warehouse, for the information of any who
mxy wish it.
WILLIAM MAYO.
Powhatan March To- IDS
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JUST RECEIVED, ANN FOR SILE--E,r.e
- dosr above the Eagle Tavern:
Old Port, Claret ond Madeira Wines,
Gun Powder, Imperial and Young Tyson Teas,
50 Bbls and two bhds. Apple Brandy,
20 Bbls Caruther's double distilled and rectified
Whskey,
IL Hhds. and 10 barrels New. Orleans Sugar,
20 Boxes New York Tallow Capdles,
Is DO, Spermacet no.
10 Bbls. Llnseed Oil,
Z Hhds. Treakle,
DO. and Crate Bottles,
Is Lbs. fresh Nutmegs,
SO Bushels fresh Clover and Timothy Seed,
Hampers fresh Salad Oil,
10 Dutch Cases white gilt bottles,
10 Boxes we'll assorted Glass,
And in daily expectation ofreceivinp 30 crates
OF Liverpool green and blue edged Wares, Pas
sage Lamps, Candle Shades, &C. &c.
EDWARD RdLLLM.
March 10, emf
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MoTICE.-All persons, who have any claims
Y against the late John Harris, decd of the
City OF Richmond, are requested to bring them
forward immedately-and those ndsb,ed to said
estate, must make immediate arrangements for
dischargtng their respective balances.
w. ID. WREN, AGan'r. of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd.
March H. ep2m
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M ANTED Immediately, one or 30 goos
Wv workmen at tie Coach-makiug business
to master workmeu liberal wages will be giver
by Messrs. Wren & Robinson, jUst below the
swan tavern, on ShccSo:-HilI, klchmond
FebrparyS. 2awt'
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% all persons whom it may concern.--I
Il hereby give notice that shall proceed to
make sale of the TRACT OF LAND, living in
Prince Edward County, adjoining VIM Wooton
AID others, and formerly owned by Joshua Davi-
son fsaId County. Any person having. any
claim upon said land, of any nature whatsoever,
are requested to make the same known on or be.
for Prince Edward March court next; other.
wise this notice will be plead in bar, of such
claim at any future period.
JOHN BRACKETT.
rso. 10 1aw5wH
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[rRoh TIE PARIS Argus.
GISLATIVE BODY.
Sequel Of the sitting of the 18th December.

Tic folio,pixg il the statement of the situation of
the Empire, at the f,st '.f December. 1909,
ouch as 1t ,Dasrrad in the Legislative BODY BY his
Esee!tency the MiMisteY Of the Interior. =
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The above medicines are for sale at the Law
& Miscellaneous Book Store Of LEWIS ADAMS.
Richmond.
req 10. 1aw6t
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against external danger, with q scrupuIous
regard to internal safety. In no other way,
probably can proyisioa of equal efficacy
Tor the public defence lie made at SO little
expcnce or more consistently with the pubic
liborty. - ,,%,
Il The receipts into the Treasury during tho
Bye.r ending on the 3olh OF September last
(and amounting to more than eight millions
and a half ofdollars) have exceeded the cur
tent expenses of the Government, including
the interest on the public debt For the
purpose OF reimburslng at the end OF the
year $4,000 dollars of the principal, aloan
as authorised by law, had been negotiated 20
that amount but has since been reducedsto
2,750,o0o dollars the reduction being per-
}n,itted by the state of the Treasury I; in
which there viii be balance, remaining at
the end OF the year, estimated at 100000
dollars For the probe receipts of the next
year, and other details, refer to statements
which will be transmitted from the Treasu-
ny, and which will enable you to Judge what
further provisions may b: necessary tor the
ensuing years. a.i ,sszt ~. are
Reserying for future occasions, in the
course OF the Session, whatever other com.
munications may claim your attention, close
the present. by expressing ny Reliance, I'm.
der the blessing OF Divine Providence On the
Judgment and patriotism which. will guide
your measures, at period particularly calling
for united Councils, and infcxibIe cxerticns
for the welfare OF our country and BY as.
suring you Of the fidelity and elacrity " itit
which my CO operation viii be afforded.
JAMES MADISON.
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WILLLtM RHODES,

We the undersigned committee, being
appointed agreeable to the form of tIisci
pine formed in the ninth, section as fol&
lows: 6 to prevent scandal, when any oE'
F." eur members fail business, or contfacg
" debts which they are not able to pay, 'ea
" two or three judicious members Of ou.
!" socie'y inspect the accounts OF the sup!
" posed delinquent, and if he has bshsyctl
/" dishonesty. or borrowed money withous
!" a probability of paying, let him be -xe
".peied." Porsuan. to she above rule, ses
examined the books Of William Rhodes. "a
consequence Of his late failure, and fine ia
them nothing that should give Us cause &c.
believe, that his failare was in any rrspres
dishonest, or that he Borrowed money with
out probability Of ultimately payins--uoa
his there appeared in evidence befose u.
any thing that could induce us 20 bslievs,
so.--Givon uodvr our hands this l4.h Of
= oYcmber, 1910. ti 49,
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c. Cabinet Warehouse.
B. ADAMSON.

y RESPECTFULLY informs the public.
/ 4. that he continues to carry on the Cabi-.
net m aking business a. his old stand on Row
al street, opposite the market, near Brooks
tavern, and has on hand a handsome assort-,
ment of Articles in his line manufactured in.
the best and most fashionable stilc, which he.
will sell very low for cash or on short Gre.
dit. ~ :, -. !, &c
December 6. -. 2awst.
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Mr.. SNoWDEN,

SIR, ,n.E,..a..- - =, l''-'f. '.'Fs.a~
IN consequence Of my peculiar ST.
sustion latterly, the tongue Of SANDER has.
with its dsual industry, been busily employ
ed ; and, as have reason to believe it is
still, (satan-like) serpentiaing to and fro.
seeking to dsvour. ! think an perform
ing duty, in requesting you to publish tbs
following report and certificate, which have
been in my possession since the 18th uitis
mo. The genllzmen WHO have signed those
papers Will phase excuse ray using theic:
names, as il is done without ether lh.is
Knowledge or consent. 49,"
am. Sir, very respectfully,
Yours, eSc. 80
IVTIyTrn p Y7DrC
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assrsl.crss EEg2 6aastts.
..-.---oS~--
sF7IrRsoll, DEcEAtBLR 6.

We have anticipated the usual time OF
,ab,ica,ion ia order TO furnish our readers
,,ab the Message Of the President as soon
as possible.
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WAsHINcroN Cry, Dec. S.

ne President Of the United Stases this
day communicated by Mr. Ed, Giles, his
private Secretary, the following Message
10 Congress
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JACOB HOFFMAN,
THOMAS JACOBS.
WILLIAM VEITCHs.

This is TO certify that the above is true:
copy of the report of the above named CONS
mittee, handed to me bys Jacob Hoffman. ;,
which report [ have now in my passes
sion. Win7fs my hand this 18th day o.
November, 1910. :. =
j 49, SEELy 3UNN.
Gtationed minister of the Meshodiss
Episcopal Church in Alexandria
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-06

e. Notice IS hereby given, Thar
an application will be made to the Presiden:
and Directors Of the Bank Of Alexandria, to
renew Certificate for one Share of Stock
IN the said Bank, No. $40, granted t. Will
ham Wilson, 5th July, 1896, * now stand-
ing in tie name Of Edward Carter, adminis&
traitor OF the Corotoman es,ate-the original
thereof being lost or .mslaid.
Edmund Brooke. !.
Administrator Of E, Carter.
December is CIV