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distant, and it would not be matter of sur.
prize should it take place before tie end OF
another year.
1.-THE cruel war asains. Spain, believe,
will hasten this dreadful day, as 1t has been
one of the most unpopular steps with the
soldiery that the Emperor has ever taken.
Such are the desertions of the allied troops
in this war, that they can no longer be
trusts d, and none but native French troops
ara now sent to the armies in Spain. The
conscripts for two years to come are now
called out. Was I to tell some OF my
friends in Anne RIGA what daily see in
France, | should scarcely be believed, viz.
That numbers of the peasantry (farmers)
are brought 10 here by the Gems d'Arms,
tied together Hkr so many pigs, not BY the
hands CIR feet, but nth ropes round their
neeks, and space Of about four feet be-
tween each, and obliged TO march in this
way to the public prison, which is called a
depot tor new ,ioops, where they are train
ed tor short time and then sent to the ar.
mics and it not unfrequentIy happens,
that vcu see the father and son tie d in this
same string OF equality, and dragged by it
| from the last embrace of wife and mother.
"This is but faint description OF French
Liberty, SO nuch exloled by some OF the
free men of America but the sub ect re.
quires more able pen than mine fully to
poursray."
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Translated for the Ne1u 1ark EUening Pest
BORDEAUX, Dec. 81.
IMPERIAL CUSTOMS.

His majesty made on the 5th OF this
month, the following Decree:
Article I. When vessel bearing licen.
ces shall have comm, need her operations
by importation, the cargo shall no, be placed
in actual deposit (en.repet reeD neverthe-
less the delivery Of il shall not be made to
the owners until after they shall have made
the declarations required by the decree of
the 31st August, and the examination of
the articles imported have taken place on
the part OF the superior agent of the Gus
toms.
9. The owners shall moreover Be bound,
in order to obtain the delivery oil tho cargo,
to subscribe formal obligation to export in
produce of the soil and French manuiac.
lures, permitted by the licences and the
legislation OF The customs, an amouat equal
TO their Importation, and to represent the
vessel at the expiration of their licence, or
20 pay the value of the vessel.
s. The obligation 20 expert an amount
equal to the importation shall be euaran%.
ICED by the payment mo the treasury Of
the customs of sum equivalent to 20 per
cent. or the fifth Of the value import.d.-
Those 20 per cent. shall be coEfscated and
shall belong to the customs, in case the ex-
portation should not take place within the
time prescribed.
4. The 20 per cent. may be consigned
by permission (faculsa.ivemen) in goods
forming part on the cargo i'm ported and
which shall remain in the deposit (entrepot)
Of the customs, to be conhscated, as in the
preceding article, in case of the accom-
plishment of the expectation.
S. When vessel, which shall have
commenced by expectation, shall bring
back cargo of greater value than that
exported, the same condition of the con.
sgnment OF 20 per Cent. or of the fifth
part, shall take place with respect to the
difference between the value exported and
the value imported into the ports of the
empire; and that before the owner can dis.
pose Of the imported articles. The 20 Der
cent. shall be also consigned by permission
(faeultat'vemen in money or in goods.
+. Ii the owner, after having consigned
the 20 per cent. dc not completely fulfil the
obligations, but oaiy part, he may ONLY
withdraw from the consignment proper
,ional amount; SO that the customs shall
remain in possession of the 5th of the diff.
terence, which shall finally exist. between
the imports and the exports that fifth shall
belong TO them.
7. Our ministers of finance. and of the
interior are charged with the execution of
this decree.
(Sigued)
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale on liberal cre,it.-Wilhinh hall an hours
ride of Alexandra, it offers every necessary
accommodation Tor a genteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Creek; and COLI
toius two hundred and twenty three acres.
II rot sold before The fist week in Apt, it
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on ac-
comm o,la'ing terms publications. may be
made TO WILLIAM FsRBERT, Esq aleXan-
dris, or 10 the Subscriber.
john Carlyle Herbert,
Near Fanoi4e, Naryianl.
Februarv =. 2a"t
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

subscribers OF .AiexandIia county, in tie dis
tric; of Columbia, have ob.ulued from the
Orpk ms Court Of said county, lette's of
rdmlni,tration On he personal estate OF John
KIN. AID, lie Of the county at resai deceas-
ed Al pc IONS having claims against The
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
The same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscribers on or before the 9Th day of u
eus, next ensuing, or they may by law be
Excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto arc required TO Ike
Immediate payment. Given under our hands
this ninth day of February.
Lucy Kincaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
of John Kincaid.
Februarys. eoS".
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Apply to

T, hruary 8.
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N O T l C E.

perGons who have heretofore adver-
tiled in this paper by the year are re,
fpeetfully informed that at the end OF
their reflective quarters, their yearly
advertising will ceafe, and that they
will be charged at the cultomafy rates
for all advertisements which they may
chute to iend after that period. 1t IS
particularly requelted that all perions
who fend advertisements to this ofhce
will note in writing how many times
thew with them publiihed.
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EXTRACT

From the Report Of the Eiitsrs d the Pc
mtentinry, submitted to TIE present IT,
gisIaturc Of Virginia.
Your committees now beg leave to IOA
the more immediate object of their ~
pointment, by reporting the state OF II:
penitentiary for the present year:
We are delighted to state that the man,
Der of convicts this year is much I's thai
during any preceding one since the b'fh
of the institutio on, except the very hrsfa
appears by the following list:
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Received since commencement 45+

Received since commencement 4o+
thus there are IS less than d'"
the preceding year, and 8 less than o.
ing any other year except the Isl On Il,
This result is peculiarly pleasing 70 b. b.
philanthrophic mind. Fewer hum" ,,I
ings are condemned TO imprisoH'n:"'
fewer crimes have been probably Pefp TO- a
For We have not the s'ighIes r''', ri.
suppose, that the juries are more ~" .,.
full, or the courts less yigiIant IN '"'
cution OF the laws. uoe
During the same period also, ,b.a
prisoners have been let loose fro"' ~
ckles, than have heen pu, IN "
pears from the following list;
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NAPOLEON.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
SIttine of fhe 1Ofb Dee ,o,o

o1tt'ng Ct tie 1OM Dec. 1910.
Alter reading the report of the minister
OF foreign affairs and the documents with
which 1t was accompanied, Messieur. the
Counts Regnault de Saint Jan d'Angrlv
and Catt"relli, presented the following nro.
leces of Senatus Consulta.
Project IT an organic Se,satus CensuItum
Art. 1. Holland, the Hanse towns n.
Lauenburg, and the countries situated w..
tween the North Sea, and line drawn
from the corausnce of the LiDpe and the
Rhine, TO Halsereu from Haltersn to the
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B..rr MiH-Stone Mandatory.
The Subscriber informs the

The Subscriber informs the
public that he his received a supply Of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the max
ing of Burr Mil-otones at his late dwelling
or Patrick street, between King an, Cameron
streets, about the first of March enext, whc
he can supply Burr Stones of any dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
sortment of Rolting Cloths, which c,n be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or a,the Manu-.
factory. Any person wishing to engage
Rarrs before the FIRST of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. Paw
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FOR SALE,

= A Gkelv NEGRO GIRL, about Is years
Of age No person need apply wko would
wish to remove her out Of the county OF Alex
sndria. Also, good House Servant to hire
by the year, Those wishing either TO par-
chase or hire, will please apply to the Editor
Cor information.
February 9. u
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ORPHANS COU < I.

alexandria County, Feb. Term, 1911.
ORDERsD, That the adninistra .ors Of John
Kincaid, deceased, 10 Insert the folio ing
advertisement: three times in each week fer
eight weeks In the Alexandria Daily Ca
zette.
Test.
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For Sale on q. Credit

DaTMEN'r being wei secured, from
i've to six hundred bushels OATS in the
straw, wnich has been we'll taken care OF In
a bara.
also. two good Carts, with gears, L some
Plonshs and H.lrows IN good or}er. Like
VS. good Steel Cotn &lil! with large bs
Ia &c TVEsel which will sliau bushel o!
cora in ,i5hi minutes.
Apply to
John Eodgkins.
T h.uary 8. eoSt*
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Ems, above Ielget fem the En-. to X.
confluence OF the VeIra AID the W" we
and from Hslzenau. upon the We..,''
the EIbe above the confluence Of the " %
eni,z shall be an integral part OF ths FrrD'I
empire.
2. The said countries shall form ten d.
parsm.nts.
THE Sd, 18th, and 5.h articles are ri,
tive 20 the number OF deputies which hr'.
departments shall have in the ltpisls,v.
body, and to their classification in the 8.
RIGS the 9th anC' 9TH articles establish =,
i'm peral court at the Hague, a,J auo,br.
a. Hamburgh; the sih article establishes,
Senate at the Hague aud another Z, Ham,
burgh.
9. The cities of Amsterdam, ROTTERDAM
Hamburger. Bremen snd Lubbock ART in
Guided among the good cities, the ma,on
of which are present at the smperos's co.
tonation oath.
TO- Tn. junction Of the Baltic sea shall
be effected by a canal, which, commeD,.
ing from that from Hamburger to L..
beck, shall communicate from the Eth. n
the Weser, from the Wiser to the I'm,
and from the Ems to the Rhiae.
The above Sena.us Consuitum was :,
dopted at the extraordinary sitting oil III.
Senate on the 18th Of Dec.
Project Of an organic Senat"s Consul.un,
Article /. The pension Of king Louis
in his quality OF French prince, is fixed &:
an annual revenue OF two millions, .ud
constituted in the following manner, 10
wit:
/. The forest Of Montmoreucy. the
woods of Chantilly, of ErmouviIle, Of tn:
Isle of Adam, of Cope, Of Pont.aine aud
of Lys, to the amour, Of an annual revenue
of 500 600 francs.
9. Of the domains existing in the de.
partmtnt OF tie mouths OF the RHINE, 10
the amount Of a nett annual revenue Of
500 600 francs.
3. An annual sum of one million on. t
the general funds of the public revenue.
II. After the deeease of the prince -
pensieasd, and on account Of the dsposI
made by his imperial and royal maj syG
the grand duchy of Berg, in favor Of De
eldest son of the prince, the pension viii
the exception OF the part consisting Of al
annual revenue Of ore million cut of Ii:
public treasury, which shall be and renal,
extinguished, shall pass to the second s,a
Of the said prince, and shall be transmixt
bic to the legitimate male descendants, uu
ill the extinction Of the lluc. in conforming
to what is established by the second scotia
OF the fourth title of the act of the con,a
tutions, of the 1e,h January, 1910.
III. The pension constituted by tn, pre-
sent Scns'us Censul;um, shall be suhiects
al the charges and conditions csabllshta
bv the act OF the constitutions above cited
Then follows the project Of a S naH
Consutnm for the annexation fine Valai
which was adopted at the extraordinary
session held on the 18th December.
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HASH SALES, from 50 to 30
On Friday, the 29th day of March VII
ne solo, at Public Auction, to the highest b;dder
'oF ready money. from fifty TO eighty Ikelv VIZ
gihla-horn SLAVES. This sale win tar -
~ Mr. John Tr' 5ue's Tavern, in the county of
chesterfield, twelve miles from the Civ of R'cS-
fnond' on the main Manchester Turnpike Road
Among those SLAVES, are many valuable "a
miles, who will not be separated +; a number of
prime fellows several likely young breed;np uo-
men with from one to three children each AMI
many girls and boys, some not quite erown-
There IS also AN excellent Blacksmith and bs e.
mily, consisting Of his wife, a remarkabIv l;Iea
young woman, and three fine children ond =
most valuable Cook, who was brought up in on
OF the most genteel and wealthy families in the
lower country. 1t is more than probable q fe,noIe
COOK will also be offered for sale, who ia excaI
led by none in the state. A's
The sale will commence at ~ O'CLOCK p ,,;,y
ne continued on Saturday the 30th, if not connie
TED the first day, and will be conducted bv III
Undersigned, who keeps a house of nr;vs;s an-
tertanment on the main Buckingham road. with
IN one mile OF Mr.. Trabue's. This sale !. ,ssn
worth the attention of purchasers from a dc
tsnce' who wish to furnish themselves with
slaves Ut the above description.
ISHAM RANDOLJ II.
,eh agent for the Proprietor.
fdo
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FOR sALE.-Will be sold to the
- n,shest bidder on the premises, on the Ist
day OF September 1811.-That well know tra..
of land called Smith6eld containing by estims.
ton hve hundred and fifty acres, lying on the
kapPahannock in avery healthy situation aho,,t
four miles below Fredericksburg.-On this tract
there IS two hundred and fifty acres of Wood
the many natural advantages is not surpassed bv
any tract OF the size in the ~state.-There are Sc
veral Qliarries Of valuable Freestone unon ,bs,
margin OF the River. The land is well watered
with never failing springs. There is a nsturai
Wharf where vessels drawing ten feet water
may take off ~grain.-There is a small mesdow
OF about twenty acres on the River and about
nifty acres OF improved Land which is suppos,d
by Judges to be Superior to the other
The above Property will be sold for the dis.
charge OF two deeds of trust to Robert Pat.
ton of Fredericksburg.-Tbe terms of the
sale will be one fourth of the Purchase money
to be paid down on the day of Sale and the Ba-
lance by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and a deed of trust uu-
on the land bearing interest from the date.
February Is. WIS
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OF the period Disk moRths prescribed by the act.
last mentioned.
sec. IL. And be it further enacted. That all the
navisabte rivers and waters in tie territories of
orleans and Louisiana shall be and forever re-
main public highw
pee. Is. And6 a further enacted, That a sum
not exceeding forty thousand dollars be- aud ~.
same rs hereby appropriated, for the purpose OF
carrying TINS act into effect, which sum shall be
pa'a OUT OF ANY unsPpropristed monies in the
]. b. VANNUM
Speaker 81 the H,use Of Rep, esentativss.
GEO CLINTON,
pice-fTesidest of the United States aSY
A Pyesiaent Of the Senase.
Feb. Is, 1911. OA'oN
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nN Thursday, the 18th day of next month.
~ will be exposed to public sale, on the ore,
Muses. on a credit of two and three years, LOTS
So 0 ana "a IN the town of cartersville, which
by them sold to Mr.. William Mackenzie-On
one lot there is an excellent dwelling house, aud
on-the other a good lumber house. INTENDING
purchasers may obtain further information hS
applying to Messrs Archibald Taylor & Co. who
a, present occupy tn. houses. Bonds with an
pro yea security, to bear interest from the date.
but the interest will be RENTED if the nr;nc'nsf
is punctuslly paid. p"A
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. 90. ~,
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FROM THE LYNcHBuRc STAR.

directions 10 get Vineyards in n shoyt t;n,e.
S~ENTTEMEN that have wild grape vines mn
merous In their fields "A " era t:,,p tam.
grape vines MO them in a short SPACE ,tim-
have tame ones in Pl, nty ; I can assure the pub.
lie that It is as easy to graft the above said Vine
as to graft any other Fruit and that often the
fru't Will appear the frst year, in clusters I have
grated a lew that had from z 10 9 Clusters ~
Grapes the first year. They can be grated in
the same manner of other fruit, only care mus,
be taken to Rave them well bound, vet NOT TOO
hard to prevent the sap from rising ; and w,thou.
being bound up, the sap would be lost r m.
graz per'sh-lft the graft has grown a few in.
ches, then take oft tic Binding. Law the vino an
me ground cover the grated part over with a
eoa or Eartn unni the graft has grown Some
myth then raise up the top & tie il to u Stake /;
fle FIRST OF April is the best time TO graft
&c i"Si is a lover Of Il Vineyard should plant
vines cheertully and see that he gets Plenty of
good gratis; his Children will thank him for II.
Yea " lie lives, IN II short space lie can make
vine & his own purse will do il, not only so but
vii! nave the h0nort be among the first in A.
nerica TO Cultivate the Vine and we live in a
time now where every one takes Delight TO make
our country prosperous. In almost every res.
poet why not that ofthe vine we live in a free
Country where W. have no tyrant or cruel nm
pressor to fear But are much rather protected
by our government to Improve Talents in their
various branches, to be useful Cuizens. the one
~ the other IN the acCesssTies for the SunDor,
OF iiie and we live in a plentiful Country Il VIC
only use Industry.
DANIEL FOSHER
March 4th, 1911.
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pUBLIC LAND.-wfH be son. ~ ~. 80
est bidder, on the 18th day of Apr;, n.nt
neing Monday, the residue of the LAMP he
longing to the Commonwealth of Virp;n;s IN
the county OF Fluvanna The tract contains 1sz
/ acres, oy a late survey, and is situated bet wern
finvanna and Riyanna rivers, about 4 miles a.
"s u" Town OF Columbia, the place of their
contiux. The terms Of sale are. 10 monthsnsa
at; the purchaser giving bond with S curi,v' IN
pc approved OF by the Executive. The sale will
take place abouttwelve O'Clock, at the tavern OF
Mr.. John Sncad, in said county.
Feb. IL.
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MANUFACTURES, &c.
Tanneyies.
Number, 267 hides. skins, &c. tanned. 70.
4S2 value, 255,212 dolls
DistiHeries
Number, 1000 : gallons of dhiskey. made.
2,920,773 value, 74O. 242. dolls.
Wooi. He,nb, Fax tnd Cotton Cloth.
umbe oflooms, 24.45o yards made, x,o85,
S75; value, 2,o57 ,08I dolls.
Hemp.
Numbe of tons, s,7s5 /; value, $4,000 dol.
lars. u0r
Maple Sugar.
Number of pounds, 2,471,647 : value SOC, ess
dolls.
NHmeer' S. pounds of pc WIDER, 1896 va
Falling Mills.
Number, SO yards of fulled cloth. s.. o,a
value, 78,407 dolls.
Sab Wcrts.
Number, Sc; bushels of salt, S24,s7o /; value,
Sab Pesre.
Number of pounds. 2O1. 937 value, $685.
dolls. oo'o~
Oil Mills.
Number, 9 ; gallons of oil, 1865 ; value, d.,
COS dolls.
Paper Mills.
Number, 6: reams o fpaper, $500, value, 1e.
Rope Works.
Number. So tons of cordage, 1914 value
Se2,400 dolls.
MHrgfaetories Of Cotton Bngxing.
Numbe< - yards of bagging, 45S,75o Va
tue, 1S9, AS dolls. "
Cote" and Wool Spinning Mills
Number, 49, number of spindIes, 1856
Wool CardinS AGoAineS gong 6y horses.
Numoer' q; psu'ds of wool carded, 1920
Cotton fieking Machines.
Number, ID ; pounds of cleaned cotton. 1so .
Iron Work..
eorges, s.; furnaces, 4 tons of castings
500 (; value, $4,000 dolls. tons of bar iron, "a
value' 80 600 dotis. Cut Nail Factories. II
tons OF nails, 873 i%v,lue, 33, $3.50 dolls.
Amounting to upwards OF FIVE MILLIONS
Of dollars annaally.
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RARk.-The Subscribers wish to purchase
IN the course of the ensuing spring, three
or four hundred chords of Spanish aS3 NJ
Oak BARK, to be delivered at their Tan yard
near Rutherford's Mills.
GEO. FISHER & Co.
They will give the highest cash prices. and
receive it on the margin of the canal near the said
March S. g.
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From the NahomM LnteMgencer.
Il PALUHBLE IAIPROYEEIhNT IN
DXSIILLAIION

Letters hGtent hape been grained I'm TIN
PreStaeht If TIE I'm, ed States 10 q pcnne.
man Of DNerv York, for LcSsenine ne hres.
Snre on the surface Of fluids in G stare of
onHHton and The quicker c~ondenaue IA
tours so raiscd by a dius8ion of he Same.
IN fatenFee has a diSRHery IN Liberation
on me same nan in New- York. qvhere hl
On mas 70 eTht6H the HozDer Of his conden
sing affdrafns. Such IS the qStomshiup
rah"d''y TD'M 7Ohich condemnation is her
IoTmed by mis- ne7o method, that BIZ using
~ Ae WeTafor can o6tafn nearly .fpe times
me same quantity IF liquor gtven BIN khe
oId process in the same lenglh of inn n
cirenmSfance zUh,ch Eends 10 render tbis
pafHHbIe IMPROVEMENT Of considerable SER
Uice 10 u HSIfHcrS, is fhe friRing ahera
non required 10 render IN eSta6L shmeuf FIR
cd on The Farmer fIun adequate 10 the
PURPOSE 0/ tie nczV method.
considering II immense ~adUanfaPe 7yhich
the d8tiHer, IoHo7wHg this nroress. min ho1r
oUer those TvhO are drhriped OF IL. il ~
Si"cereiy 10 6e hohed. mat the interesf,ng
7uiH nor be tie object Of mononohS9
and MGf Me Iriee tired ./0y me eAjo11ne1t
" a /idfeHf right may enable 0Nr ~roI.nlrU
dsfHers 10 purchase a..
We understand that Messrs. John Pan
deT6tH and so7, merchants Of Ne7v York
are dHfhortSed ~ receive communications
on me sn61ect } and J1r the information or
" c as niab make ohhhcati0ns 7ve mink a.
10 mention, hat the demensions oTa
c1ndeHsia8 ahHarafns 6rheuding on "A,
stze@ me 6Dher 10 7Uhich Il is 10 be aaIah
'ea' Hs gHage musf be made knof9H 6eJ0re
M ans7Ver can 6egiVrn.
-
Bon Mot-King William III cboso for IN, !
OF his State Coach IN Iceland, thes /
.ordsi -" non Rebu Sed Recebi." That ,s " I
d not steal buti received : sllIding to- his b,
= called TO the THRONE by The people. u 4
-ns beng OLD to swat, has remark was---I
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'HE Pa'tner'hiP of OK and reid i mi, dog
d'SsoIOed BY mutual consent. "I
ne ooohs, Papers, &c. are placed in The hand,
y hHdreu Stevenson Egg for adjust ,1eaL IN
PeyS0ns hGOfTg claims az dnst the alove firm
E1r Ptease eau on said Stephenson Eo1 payment
""PeISoHs 'nae0fed to the said o.. q x. IRE ear,
me saia SfeUeasona Of this CIV, he be;ag gIons ao
thoTised 10 grant receipts, &c.
.TOHN B OGG,
Mereh s.
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CENSUS OF KENTUCKY.

CENSUS OF KENTUCKY.
Free White Mai~.
Under 10 years Of age. IS. l34-OflO & under
10 years, 26,ssi-Ofl6 & under % years, % ,772
-Of 70 & under IS years, 29,553-Of As wears
and upwards, 17,S42. Total of white Males.
Free White FemaEes.
Under iosyears Of age. 6O.776-Of 10 & I'm
ger 10 years, 25,7s3-Oti6& under Is wears.
Sll-Of & under As years, Is, 5000 as
years T. upwards, 1S.482 of White Fee.
males, 155 432.
free Whife Maie,, 16s aOs
Free White Fesnaics, 1890
Free persons Of colour, Ills
''"0es' 60,561
A0"'PoPHfaff0 ~ Kentucky, 406,5ll