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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, June II.
L.sTE FROM FRANCE.

BY the arrival yesterday at this port.
of the schr. stanlias, capt. M'Connel, in
50 DAYS from Bordeaux, we leaen that the
American non importation law. was pub
lishcd IN the Paris Moaiteur. without any
comments, shortly after the arrival in
France OF the john Adams; that reports
were contradictory as TO the light in
which Bonaparte viewed that act; that
the cargoes OF such OF our vessels as hal
not liceaces were ordered to be discharged
and placed in the public stores. We have
as yet heard no account by the Maalius in
relation to the Berlxi and Milan DEGREES.
French troops were said to be marching TO
the north Of Europe. A congress Of
sou,e oft':e German and other princes was
to assemble at Paris OH the 22d inst. the
object Of which was not mentioned. The
Man!ius brought number Of letters,
which have not yet been delivered.
,1merican.
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$3.50
Ik Avs
SHIP A{ HEAkEY NEWS.
esss 2.1X
Port of alexandria.

ENTERED,
Brig Adeline, Stone, Georgetown-to
finish loading.
Brig Economy, Haven, Boston-No-
thern Produce-to John G. Ladd.
Schooner Mary, Staunton, St. Jago de
Cuba-Coffec, Sugar, & hides-to Yeaton
and Conway.
Schooner Mary & Kitty, Black, Nor
folk-Sugar, &c.-S. Dean.
Schooner Eliza, Berry, New-York-
Dry Goods, & Groceries for merchants Of
the District.
Schooner Inland, Ireland, Phiadel-
phia-do. do. do.
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C.aDTT, ,April q.

Letters from Gausin. OF the 10th say,
the French have evacuated Marbelle Gin
Grenada) and retired towards seville-in
which city Soult, Morrier and Victor
have uaited."
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District of Columbia, to wit:


NIHEREAS John Knight hath, by his
w petition in writing, applied to tho
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the as
sistant Judges of the circuit court of the dis
trict of Columbis, to be admitted to the be-
neht of the act of Congress, fer the relief of
msolvent debtors within the district afore-
said, and hiss stated therein that he is in &C
tuai confinement ir the Jail bounds Of Alex
andria county, at the suit of John G. Thomp.
son, and being unable to- discharge the said
claim, with others against him, has offered
to deliver up to the use of his creditors, all
his property, real, personal and mixed -
Notice is therefore giuen, 10 the creditors Of
the said John Knight, that on THURSDAY,
the 20lll instant, between the hours of eight
and twelve o'clock, at the court house, in
Alexaldria, the oath of an insolvent debtor
will be administered to the said John Knight,
and a trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act of Congress, unless cause be then & there
shewn to the contrary. And it is further or.
dered, that this notice be inserted daily in The
Alexandria newspaper until the twentieth in
slant.
BY order of the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh,
one of the assistant judges ofthe circuit court
of the distri t Of Columbia, this 9th day Of
June, 1911.
c.. Deneale, c. c.
June 49, 3t
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THAT he has commenced the CABI MET
BUSINESS in all its various branches, near
ly opposite the Vendue Store, Prince street
he also makes and repairs all kinds of Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Viollns, Guitars. Sc. and will
alsa farnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for seventeen d,llars. He hopes the
goodness of his materials, the soundness of
his work, and the strict attention he intends
paying 70 his business, will ensure him en-
couragement from generous public. All
OF the above branches of business will be ex-
ecutea at the shortest notice.
June ID. 90
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june l5.
FOR KENT,

FOR KENT,
A very convenient two story frame. Dwell
ling House, on the lower part of Royal.
street, adjoining Mrs. Halls.
also FOR Sale OR RENT,
A Lot on the upper part of Royal-street,
adjoining James MGuire, being twenty six
feet front, with six feet alley, and ono
hundred & tw enty three feet deep.-lt would
be very suitable for Nailery, Mandatory,
or Livery Stables, ard will be rented low.
John T. Brooks.
June IL. eoSt~
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nicipal regulations And he will have
the satisfaction, likewise, to reflect that
this happy change has been entirely effect
ed by the cunning devices" of Ameri-
can statesmen
Before we dismiss this article, we will
observe, that the Enquirer insists that we
ought to be satisfied with the repeal Of
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, 80 far as
zee are concerned; because it was neces-
sary to keep those DEGREES in force against
other neutrals-that is, says he, the Alge-
rines and Chinese. What crusading fer
vor does he here manifest against the Inf
dels When he next writes upon the sub
ject, he can, we think, with great propri-
ETY., add many other poUers to his list of
neutrals such, for instance, as the ia
panese, Hottentots, Owhyhees, and Creek
nation not one Of whom, that we know
Of, has taken part in the present con-
test
The Connecticut Legislature closed their
spring session at Hartford on the 29th ult.
Previous to their adjournment they pas
sed three resolutions expressing their dis
appreciation of the unjust and impolitic
conduct Of the general government.
These resolutions passed the lower house,
12i to I'm the Council unanimously.
Upon the adjournment of the Legisla-
ture, governor Grisloold addressed them
in short, energetic and appropriate speech.
Although this address is brief, and mainly
confined to the subject of the adjournment,
it contains relnarl: or t7co upon the con-
duct of the prevailing party, which, like
the sco1ol of Lord Chatham's eye, must
give the back-ache to every paltry demo-
cratic printer who has had the audacity
to claim any affinity to this eminent, elo-
quent and euridite statesman.
Frreman's Journal.
Mr.. ED1ToR-lf you think the follow
ing receipt for the cure of Love, worth
inserting, it may perhaps prove accepta-
Bile to some Of your readers
First open the vein of consideration,
next let out the blood of inordinate affec-
ton, and make use Of the following direc-
tons.
Take ore grain of the sense of consider.
alton, two grains ofpatience, and as much
of prudence and hesitation, mix them TO-
gcther and let them stand for some time,
then take off the scum of former remem-
brance, with the spoon of fcrgetfulness,
sweeten it with the sugar of good behavi-
or, put it into the bottle of the heart, stop
it with the cork of Indifference, take
dram every morning fasting, and when
you go to bed at night-this properly
made up, and we'll applied is one Of the
best medicines in the world for the cure
0fLOve.
N. B. This is to be had no where, but
at DR.. Reasons, next door to Mr.. Under
standings, in Content street, City ofPa-
Gcnce. -@ -
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lust Received

ind for sale by the subscriber, corner Of King
and Washington stresfs.
LADIES' black and red Morocco Shoes,
Figured kid do.
Misses do. do. do.
Mems coarse do.
$50 pieces yellow Nankeens,
lC0 do. blue do.
A few bales of Checks,
A quantity of Chip Bonnets,
Also, few groce refined bottled Cider, Of
superior quality.
S. Cram.
june Is. cost
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When the Manlius left Bordeaux. no
hope existed of the restitution OF any of
the American property. which had been
detained at any preceding date, except
what WAS introduced under licences.
Murat was to be removed from Naples
to Poland; and q consultation was about
to be held between Boaaparte, the empe-
ror Of Austria, and Bernadotte, as usurp-
err Of the crown Of Sweden; upon the
means OF carrying on war against Rus
sia.---Ftd. Rep.
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY neat the lsfh instans, a.
three O'Clock, will be offered for sale, on The
PREMISES,
A Lot of Ground, situate at
West End, adjoining the old turnpike gate,
containing near one acre. There are on the
premises Dwelling House, Store House
and Slaughter House. suitable for butcher;
the lot is we'll enclosed and part cultivated
as garden The terms of sale will be ono
fourth cash, and the remaining throe fourths
in equal annual instruments.
Richard Vanpelt.
June IA. DIST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-07

Pay virtue of deed of trust, executed by
- Spotswood Lpscombe & Elizabeth Smith
Lipsoombe hlswife,tn the subscriber, for the pur.
pos Of securing the paymenVo Nj. b. Po,tiaux,
OF sundry sums OF money therein particularly ex-
presscd-i shall proceed to sell on the premi-
ses' tor cash to the highest bidder, Oh the 18Th
Day OF June next, if fair, otherwise on the next
fair day--Thc two following pieces or parcels
OF ground lying in the City of Richmond, Wig.
two thirds Of a half acre lot, numbered in the
plan efthe City (6s3) opposite John Murphy's
upper corner together with all improved ents.--
Also one other lot of ground being the same
purchased by the said Lipscombe from Mrs.
rage and adjoining DIR Lyon's-Likewise two
male slaves named Dick and Simon or so much
OF the said property as will satisfy the debt tor
which the deed was given together with inter
est and all expenses of executing the same.
SOAN SATCRELL, Trustee.
Ray 2. ids
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4 Virtue of decree of the Court of Chan.
~ Gerry, for the Richmond District-Will be
sold to the highest bidder, for ready money on
the premises, on Thursday, the sob inst one
Tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being
in che County of Nottoway, being the land
whereon Jenning Robertson lately resided, con-
aiming by estimation 20! acres, also all the other
property It n may be delivered TO us, which vas
conveyed by mortgage, by David Hudson to E.
l'lah Hudson, for certain purposes therein ex-
pressed
JOHN ROBERTSON, Sen'r.
ASA VAUGHAN. GomTs.
May7. w3wT
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LOUISA JOCKEY CLUE RACES.

M ILL commence at Louisa Court House
w on Thursday the 3Oth day Of May next.
property OF an inlsbitant of Louisa County.
LIST Day, two thirds OF the whole amount Of
the SUBSCRIPTION money, together with five dol-
lars entrance, two mile heats.
Ind. Day, the other third of the subscription
money, with the like entr-sce Of five dollars. one
mile heats
The Secretary being authorised to receive
subscribers until the first day of the race, it is
unknown what the precise amount of the sub
scription will be, but from the number of sub
scr'bers already obtained, it is supposed the
purse Tor the first day, will be at least S 17O--
and for the second at least 6 CO.
WILLIAM BiRFET, Secretary.
nay7. wSwF
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
1903
Extract 10 the Editor Of the Lexington
Rehort

"GREENvILLE M. L. March 16, 1911.
&c All he troops belonging to the United
States Army of every description were or
dered ABOUT three days ago to get ready
and march to Baton Rouge, a part have
been some time past stationed at Washing
tom the place TO which these orders were
sen by the commander IN chief / had
conversation with a Lieut.. attached there
TO. who informed me that his belief was.
that East Florid. was the object of the re-
9uisl.ion; however, he had no special advice
thereof"
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. } ANYWAY from the subscriber in the up-
= per end of Louisa County, about the Isl of
i S OceoneT' muiatto BOY, named JOHN
GOING, about sixteen or seventeen wears or
age, he 10 about half hlooded or rssher more i'm
cinaole to be White, he is free born, was bound
to me to serve till he was twenty one years
&c. ,,,@
will give tzuehy foe cENTSto any one who
will take him up
JOHN r. RAGL1ND
May.7 wsyG
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a t the wholesale and retail China and Glass
n Ware -House-is just received an addition.
al supply of goods The following are par,icu.
larized.
EDGED AR7IcL Is Dishes, .(all sizes,
r at s, W fir, Mullins, BAKERS, Nappies and
Salads ""~
ENAMHL'D-Cups and saucers.
GLASS-Dcca Carrots, Wines. Lemon
AIDES, Rs, Tnmblers & Champaignes.
HAIS-Drab and Black, some of which are
OF the best quality and may be had snelv or bo
doZSn ao 0i ~
ALSo-on hand-1ooo yards browon rolls,
or.tow cloth,
box morocco shoes, which will be sold at
cost. ~
Crockery ware G,c. Src. as usual
JOHN b. HILLARD.
May7 ~
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CHANCEkY In Chesterfield County
Il court, March ID, 1870
Nancy Cheathsm and John w Bass lf,,,,,-
and ddnnT OF Leonard Cheatham, deed.
a; Plaintiff.
JOSIAH Chesthsm, Daniel Woodbridge. Peter
Clarke, Henry Farn.r and VIM. Coode.
ri; -. Def'ts.
SON. r. their attorney, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant toa;-
all Cheatham is not an nhabiia ant of this Com
monwe wealth., upon motion oftlIe plaintiff II Is ot
de'ed' That the said defendant do enter his an
p arSnee IN this suit, before the first dav &c
mrch court next, and give security Tor feA.
FORMING such decree as tie court NAV hereafte
make IN the premises and It Is further 1rde -
an decFeed that the defendants WooIdy' -
Clarke, Farmer and Gopte, out of the eF, ,'ses
Their hands belonging to the detendar,, cLa "a
nam, do retain sufficient to pay to TIE nIs;r,,a-
the sum OF & 6s I'd with nteregt. Re onI ,s
costs OF this suit, and that cory If ,I,;s S ine
be published in one Of the Riehmord 20 10y
Pers Tor two months success,veIv. ana n1s,"'i
at The front door Of the CourtRouse ~ y9, 80
County VI 'h's
Il Coey-TtHs
PARKE POINDEXTgR. NJ
WGw
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PARIS. March 12.

PARIS. March 12.
Hddre8s Of the DeE6eranpe Chamber Of
me .4rfs and Manufactures of Turn
hout
SIRE,
Your faithful! subjects, the members
composing the Deliberative chamber of the
manufactures, Fabrics, Arts aHd Trades of
the Division of Turnhout, pre- sumo to Law
at the foot OF The throne of your Imperial
Majesty the just tribute of the acknow
Judgements, with which they are penetra-
ted, tor those benefits which will infallibly
result to the industry of France from the
dispositions OF your decree of the 18th of
October last.
Since the re-union Of Belgium TO France,
TINS DIVISION has seen spriDging up in sue
cession, within its bosom, various maoufac
tories OF thread and wool these establish
nents nave considerably advanced under
your reign your wise decree in apninila.
ting forever the competition Of the English,
(that competition so ruinous to our fabrics
and manufactures) has guaranteed to them
a new source ofsplendor and Of prosperity ::
more especially when the grand canal Of
the North shall have opened TO us such an
easy communication with the interior of the
Empire, as will not only reduce the cost Of
transporting the raw materials, bur omen
an outlet for our Manufactures and Fa-
brics.
We have the honor of being, with the
most profound respect, your majesty's
Most humble servants and faithfsI sub-
jects.
g. j. Sdnen, A1esmGeilns, d. j. MI.
ehiefsen, T. III MermGns, J. de
Groom.
Turnhout, Jan. 10, 1911.
address o/the DehberatiUe Chamber ojthe
Manufactures, Fatries, y1rfs u Trades
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OTICE.

HEkSBY forwarn all persons from recev-
L ing q bond, given by Geo Nicholas, TO me
fur 5 lO00--as the said bond was stolen from
me, with many other papers.
Aay7. ia
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4 GRlCULTURALS SOCIETY -
- oeIs o. tn,s Society will take notice tba,
SwaH-Tavetn N'Ss'''S y Tue
pgay = o.
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Capt. blanchard, from 'Quoddy, was boarded
on the 25ih, off Capes of Delaware. BY French
brig, who said they were from France, bound
to ~ York with Despatchss--that our affairs
with France were settled, &c &c So it reads
at the Coffee House. =. -,-.4
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DIEE, on the 10th at in surry, Mr. Tao
Mas BuTLzR
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WAsHINcroN Mav 9

BLAIR M'CLENAcHAN, esq is appointed
by t. Presdeot OF the United States Com
missioner of Loans or the district OF
Pennsylvania, vice Stephen Moylan, esq.
decd.
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baltimore, May 8. +;
Capt. Pascal, so days from South America.
The inhabitants of Guyana are all under arms,
daily expecting an attack from the people of
the Caracas district; the river ,dividing the
two provinces. Business very dull in conse-
quence Of the disturbances every day threatened.
e. II. Books.
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CoMMUNyclrEp.

MARRIED, on Mond y, the 29ti uit. Mr.. Re-,
BERT RUrHERroaD of Lynohburg, % the
amiabie Miss ELizAsETH RoYsrkR of Gsoeh-
land.
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or .Ph,oe,;tv y my Country is in danger. !
will exssy osndesvors TO support her best in.
al was not satisfied with the administration
Of Mr.. Adams. a. disposed to involve US in q
war with France, and necessarily throw us into
the arms Of G. Britain at that period the most
powerful nation in Europe. Nor am now will.
iosssl power of France becoming the scourge
and destroyer of the civilized world
Considering the chickering's and semi state
Of warfare in which G. Britain and the u. States
have been engaged for several years and view.
ing these two great nations drawn up in mar
tial array. waiting for the signal to engage in a
conflict, in which it is little matter TOR whom
victory declares, as ruin and destruction must be
the inevitable consequence to b,,th partie, tby
the treachery and ambition Of Bonsparte)
determined on q visit to England, to satisfy nv
own mind respecting the disposition of that ma
ton towards the D States and 10 remove, as
far as It was in the power of private individ
uai, their prejudices against the people Of the
United States excited by the misrepres
ons of those who are enemies to the peace of both
countries. !.
resided five months in England, travelled
upwards OF eleven hundred miles through the
country-vsited their principal seaports, and
manufacturing towns--was present at their
great agricultural meetings-and was introduc-
ed to men OF the first characters, i'm off e and
out OF Office. Whatevermay be the sentiments of
the interior cabinet, even the ministry in private
conversation, and in parliament, professed de
sire TO preserve peace with the United States
and TINS sentiment was universal among every
class OF citizens with whom conversed, and
from whom. asa private American citizen, re-
eeived the most pointed civility and respect"
e.. Federal paper.
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This day came the .plaintF by James Ro-
bertson, jr his Attorney, and it appearineto the
satisfaction OF The court, that the defendant Mo.
ses baugh IL not an nnabiant of this Corr, nom
wealth, upon motion of the plaintiff. Ii is o,l,ersJ
That the SAID defendant do enter his appearancs
IN this suit, on or before the frs, day of Aug
cour next, and give security for performing such
decree as the court may hereafter make IN the
premises And 1t is further ordered and decreed
tn a the defendant Jeremiah Baugh, on, of the
effects on Stands belonging to Gne der, NJ
8 ugd ciretan sufficient to!pay the rl,'F no
S m OF & i9s 81 with interest fromihe I'd dav
o June 1905, TIL PadG the cos, ssof This sui,. &
that copy OF this order, be published in one of
the Richmond newspapers for two months sue,
cessyely' and posted at tie front door of the
courthouse of tn county.
copy-Iyts
hay7 %
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Che Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND. MAY 4, 1911.
A CARD.


The Old Bachelor ackno wledges the confirm.
ed favors ofhis correspondents and promises that
ne will attend to them ere long. "A visit from
his nephews, with some of their fellow students.
has gwen, temper ry interruption to his essays
Ian interruption, however, richly rewarded by
the exulting gaiety and animated hustle which It
mas introduced into the castle ;--the new and
beautiful views which it has given him of the
characters OF those who are dearest to his heart
tne interesting displays of nature in some Other
fa.rest and noblest attitudes and the topics
whichit will furnish for many of his future COIN.
munications.-- This visit will continue some
weeks He will not wait, however. for its end.
The novelty and consequent disorder produced
by the agreeable interruption will soon be over
ms visitors will settle down into members of
his famil y-and the economy of his time will be
restored. .
The objects which the Old Bachelor has in
vie wv are. in his estma ion. of too h;gh T. Gen..
Importance to be lightly or inioien,ly .Lsndon
ed He IS firmly convinced that there is a spi.
ut IN the youth of this country which requires
but to be excited and directed, to place the IT,
St;'tes on groand as exalted as the warmest pat
riot can wish. And so long he can cherish
the hope that his humble efforts NAV conduce 10
that end, his sense ofduty will not suffer him to
be silent or inactive. The years which he can
now expect to pass in this world are but few
and there is surely no temporal employment in
which they ran he better spent, han III the ser
vice OF those who are soon to form the bulwark
and glory of his country,
So The federal prints of Philadelphia would
have the Diigent share the fate of the Raoauche
aa Ce,f.-They try all they can, by whisper. and
inuendoes to raise band of incendiar,es to
burn her-But as Cobbett says s. sonueti,ne, by
fire."
AMELIA ISLAND the soatch -zuord vessels
are clearing out for. this enrebot from the En-
glish ports. Shall we have the old scenes over
again;that we had in 1909
W We have an eye on the aurora
we nave seen MISREPRESENTATION enough.
aireany and we shall see--zuhat zve shall
see. That learned f,aher has a fine krack
ut assertions.
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Masters Of Vesset8 and Pilots take notice |!
OF the Goth May next the following alte-
ratio"s will take place in the Boston and
Cape Cod Lights :--ihe former will be
changed toa Revolving Light on Lewis i'm
proved plan. and will appear brilliant forty
Sc onds and will be obscured twenty seconds,
alternately, The latter will cease to app
pear and disappear as heretofore, and be
made fixed light.
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TRANSACTIONS

From the Monifeurs of The 18Th drd 14th
March--For the Enquirer.
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PHILADELPHIA, April so
.B~rdcf of a tteter from Dr Logan to his friend
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g Accept my thanks for your polite and friend
j. letter.
=" an not surprised that some individuals ex-
press loubt, and hesitation, respecting the OBJ
ieci OF my late visit to England 1t is one of the
curses arising from the violent spirit of part in
our country, that the views and acts of individu-
ais are too frequently attributed to the worst Of
motives by men Of violent passions or contracted
selfish minds.
1" as TO myself, belong to no party but that
ofmy country-whoever may be at the head of
the gogfrnmsnt, will not be silent observer of
passing events but whenever the honor, peace
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Address o/the DehberatiUe Chamber oJthe
Manufacturer, Fatries, y1rfs u Trades
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N CHANCERY----In Chesterfield Count,-
= court, Marcn 14,n, 1911.
William Hatchett, pzt,8
against, si
Moses Baugh and Jeremiah Baugh,