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SWEDISH
DECLAkA1'iuN OF WAR.

Zcrter from Stockholm, Of the 23d Noo.
His Royal MIesys hr~ciOus publication re.
soectlap tue war against the United Kingdoms
OF Great Britain and ireland.
we Charles, by the grace OF God, King of
known, that n order 70 remove AL dOuDts
Spi.jch nave oeea expressed respecting the con-
siuct oi our EN- pre- towards EnbiHd, aud III
order 90 draw closer the bonds vi iIiendship
and confidence wmcn umiie us with the house
al las Majesty the Emperor ui tie French and
k.@1 OF ittly, ana Oh our part to contribute 10
Jitv t,uti,utiof 5 the wishes 81 the Continent,
general and spe edy peace, we see ourselves IN
duced 10 declare Wsr against uic uD,ted king-
oIoins OF Great britain and lreia.'u. We there
fore command and order ti'at Ill nsvIgat OH,
CkinlI,,tiicatioa by post, anu all further cvrre-
spuudence villa 10 and IRON The united
Kingdoms OF Creat DrIIsIn anu ireland, aud lhe
c. .unltieJ >, pOrls, cites aud t"w's belonging H.
tle same snail Snllreiy cease from ana alter
thus dite uucr tl,c iespUiiSIOiiity Of O.Ihg pun.
is,,e Il according To- ti,e ,tw aud CONSTRUCTOR. L.
j. ,Deie tore cui must gracious "tt s1d com
maud 10 our kleld Al.rsu~s, uppei sta0diio.
ders, Communicating geneiais, aulmi1is, cap
t.lns aud Otlfcr commanders land at sca
tua, they Ni..i tnelr subalterns, ,at ouiy eacn
~ MS own Gi,-, icl publish property anu spec
dry, ti,is our gracious VIII tor the rule Oi a.
Nervous but tlst they also most seriously attend
TO IL, that the same May lie strtC'iy UDseIved
IL witness wsreof, we have s6Hed thus docu-
meat " IN Our own maud and LaLaed tne same
30 De confirmed wln our Roy al seal. Palace =;
Stockholm the l7tb Mo-, 1910.
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II r. Fepoi@, ", Rebcrin.
H.wy H4H1rd, b WIhis."

The Ntetn packet which brought the
ca ma., tCachGd CawsaEd On Mond.y
nign, and owing 10 he heav, gales size had
uo cJmnhuncs ,,on wi,h Plymouth iii Wed
nesddy morning, bot tic u,ail was land d
zud ior ded tnc nisnt % Ior arrival
She was Ii days Oh her pdssage---an1
lien she left Gadz IL wa- currently re-
ported that sue OuiJU heet had pot 40 sea,
IN cnnss quence Vi which Que or two Of the
line oil h.i'tle ships bat were about TO depart
fol h.. siand were detaioUd and should tic
{ nemy push lot CddIz, they wall meet win
a IS arm, reception, where they arc ready to
IeIrite them.
o-ia.stiaui. w,,h his division. Consisting Uf
about ~. zoo men had arrived bslOse Caui2
lev days bcfce tne packet leit, which
rsade the tDeiBt's IDice dare ami in the
neigitborhOOd, to amoUnt ~ neariJ $1,000.
inct ser sC.iriy az D'0' O., g.. itu,siHg
up works /; but ths only Apprehension ap
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for the immediate movement Of the army
Since that time tie greatest activity has pre-
valid, and the tr,op. descended the river las
gh'. Wehsve been told that this movem, N
is made in consequence of information received
by Gen. Hampton from Fort S,oddert, that Gov.
Folch is strengthening Mobile. and drawing all
the troops from Pensacola to that point.
We learn that Gov. holmes has received a
dispatch from For, ST. Stephens which confirms
the account of Folch's strengthening himself at
Mobile 1t is therefore extremely probsb
that the whole army will descend to New Or
leans from whence it will be conveyed by waite,
to the point in contention.
Mr.. Dsngertield, secretary of this territory,
with his fam ly, reached Washington few
days since.-Weekiy Chronicle.
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europe.
CONsERvAJINE SENATE

cftVNV " rae lOtR f(cC. loiU.
After reading he report. o. che minister
OF elgn affairs. a the documents with
which It was accompanied, Mess,eurs the
Courts Regnanlt de SAINT Jean IL Angeley, *
Catiaresiy presented the following project of
Senatus Consultum.
Project Of oa organic Senatns Consultum.
ARr.l Holland. the Hanse towns. the
Iauenburs, and he countries situated be-
tween the North Sea, and line dra AVN from
the confluence OF the Lippc and the Rhine,
to Haiteren from Hailcren to the Ems,
above folget; from the Ems to the con
Huence ut the Vera and the Weser, and
FROM Hoyanau upon the Weser, to the
Eibe above the confluence of the Hecken-
its shall be an integral part of the Preach
empire.
parlmeuts.
1.-THE Sd, 4th and 5lh articles are relative
tome plumber ot deputies which these de-
parlmenls shall have in the Legislative bo-
DIV, and TO their classification in The series !;
the och and 7th articles establish an impe-
RIA. -ourt at The Hague, and another at Ham
Lurgh /; he 0th article establishes a Sen
ATE at the Hague and another at Ham.
Durgh.]
9. / he cities of Amste, dam, Rotterdam,
tlamuuisn, bremen s.uG Lubbock are inciud-
Mhic a,e present at the Emperor's corona
tion oath.
10. The junction of the Baltic sea shall be
effected by Canal, when. commencing
from that from Hamburger to Lubbock shall
communicable from the ElOe " tue Weser,
from the Wes,r to the Ems, and from the
Enis TO he Rhine.
Ihe above oenatus Consultum was adopt
cd q, the extraordinary sitting of the Senate
on the l3th UeC. ..
Project IF a,4 organic Scna:us Consuhun
ARr.1. The pension KING Louis IN II. S
quait, ot French PRIME, Is liked AZ an an
Lual revenue OF t@o tuiiiIons, and constituted
III ,ue iOii0winS manner, 10 Wit
L Of The forest OF Muutmoreacy, of the
W.. IL oi Caantiliy, OF Ermeaonviite, of the
1sis Ut adam, oi cope, VI Pont arme AID of
u u cne mount or AN anoual revenue OF
$4,000 francs.
Z. OI tue domains existing ia the depart
meat oi Tue mouths III lne RiAe 10 the
fr;t"Cs-
D. vi an annual sum of one million out OF
the gencrti tunds ., tne pubic treasury.
Ii. Aiter vac drcease OF the Prince 81
psasIoued, aud on account ut The dIspusa
Md. by ms Imperial apd Royal Maies Y
vi .ie <; ahd ducn, OF berg, IA iavUr OF the
eldest sol, vi ,ne Prince, the pcHsIon, with
the eAceptIon of ,iiS part Cons sting oi an
anuu..i retenue oil Une million cut oi the puo-
iic treasury, which shall be and iemain ex-
Gnguisneu, shall pass To the seCoud son N
tIl. said JI!llLe, AM shall De uausmIssiolc
To lie legitimate male desccnda. is, until
Eie extinction ot the line, al Conformity 10
@ha, is eAta0I.sbed by the seco,.d secuon Of
su- fourth tide ot The act ut the Constitutions
OF tne Ipth Jan. 1919
Ia hr ptnsi IA constituted by the pre-
sent Senatus Consultum, shall be subject
TO ali the charges Aud Conditions eslao
l.shed 10y the &C, Of the constitutions above
eUed-
lfnen follows the project of a Senatus
Goasultum for the annexation OF the Naiais,
winch WAS adopted a. tue extraordinary ses-
Sion held on tie I3.h III Dec.l
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TO MILLERs, MANUFACTURERS. &c

~HE APPOMATTOX CANAL, which
Z terminates at Petersburg, Virginia, is near
~ completed, and affords 90 feet fall of water
within mile and half of Town, and fail of
90 feet in town. The subscribers are ofopmion
that no situation is better calculated f.r Mills,
Manufactures, or any other similar establish
ments, because any power of water Snay be rad
at or near growing Town, where the n-cessa-
ry m ter'als, f1r conducting such establishments
profitabiy, can be always readily procured Ii
is proposed at this time to sell or lease The wa
tar and land that may be necessary for few
Mills, &c. by private contract, should any eGgi-
bic oilers be made--Otherwise the SUBSCRIBERS
will attend on the Alb day of April next at the
Canal in Petersburg. for the purpose of meeting
with such persons may be inclined to contract
with them on the subject.
JOSEPH EGGLESTON.
EDETD MUWFORD
EDND RAPRJSON
RICHD ~. VE&lBLE
February S. 4w
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WIN MARSHALL, Ci'k.
jan ) w3vN


OTICE.-WH be sold, on the premises. on
the first Monday IN March next, by virtue
OF deed of trust executed to the subscribers, a
certain tract or parcel of LAND, lying and ne
ing IN the county OF Buckingham, yshereop John
Watkins late resided containing three hundred
and fifty acres, more less, but only three hun
dred acres of which will be Sold agreeable TO tie
terms OF the deed: Also, one negro man named
NED, the property of Robert B Watkins, to sa-
tisfy debt due to Charles Yancey, from the said
John and Robert B. Watkjns, expressed in
the deed aforesaid We will only convey as trus
tees.
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SD0!ne9tlc.
NRw-oRLsANs, January Z, 1911.

General WADE HAMPTON, Commander in
Chief of the u s. troops in the southern divi
sion, arrived in this city last evening. This
morning he received a salute from she park of
Aruiiery-the troops were in excellent order, s.
does much honor to Major MoRea and the obi
GERS of his garrison.
In the Case of Wiiiiaer Brour vs. his creditors,
motion was made before the Superior Court.
present the hon. Judge Lewis and the hon.
Judge Martin, ON Saturday last by Nir. Porter,
on the part of the creditors, to prevent Brosun
fror. obtaining the benefit of the nsoivent act :;
which motion WAS seconded aud supported by
MIR. Robinson, U. District Attorney. TIE
Court, after argument, decided that Brown, by
his conduct, had forfeited all claim to the be.
ne6t of the said act -Loui.i ma Gasette
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NEGROES FOR CASH One hundred &
~ ten viii positively be sold in Lyncht,lrg,
Campbell County, Virginia, consisting of Men,
Women and Children in families whose. extra
ordinary value and qualities ought to attract eve-
ry purchas"r's a.,ention---Two CCOpE2S, a
BLACKSMITH and WHEEI.--W RIGHT,
arc III the number. The sales will commence
ON Monday the fourth of arch next
JOSIAH l. DEANS.
Gloucester County, Md or
dleway, February 3. ON
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NEw-ORLEANs, Ian. 10

The brigands were on last evening at the
plantation of Colonel Forter; their numbers
are variousy stated from $50 to 500. During
the night they dispersed, and have for the most
part taken to the woods. Tie mischief done is
not observation-disclosures is, however, reason to
.spPreheno that several vt our fellow-citizans
have been .masacred, some dwelling houses
burnt and others pliisged.
The near approach OF detachment of United
States troops and of the volunteer corps, under
the command OF General Hampton, occasiored
their dispersion twelve or fourteen have been
taken The General remains with the troops
up the coast, and the citizens may be assured,
he will take sucI measures as circumstances
may require, and their security advise.
The inhabitants of New Orleans and its yic;
nifty. will continue their vigilance. Regular pat.
roi service, by day and by night viii! be ordered
and must be performed /; it is considered essen.
tial to our safety.
WILLIAM C. C. CLAIBORNE.
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l HAVE removed to the state of Kentucky:
4 those who may confide business to me, as
agent or attorney, may rely on the most prompt
and unremhted attention-my practice will be
IN the Green River Country, ana in the General
Court aad Court OF Appeals, held at Frankfort.
Letters for me will be directed to NewGlasgow,
near Green River, Kenty-Those on business
must he postpaid.
WALTER L. FONTAINE.
February2 2. lott
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WILLIAM C. c. CLAIBORNE.

Head Quarters, Government Horse,
NetD-orieans, Jan. 9, 1911
ALL the Cabarets in the City and Suburbs
Of New Oriesns are ordered To be immediately
closed, and no mile Negro is to De permitted to
pass the streets after 'cl,ck.
WIN c. C. CLAIBORNE.
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WES7-PLORIDH.

gentleman who left Baton Rouge f W
days SINCE, reports, that At that place good order
prevadt d. Governor Claiborne had established
= county by tie name OF Feliciana-appoinled a
"dmber Of Justices of the Peace, and organized
several companies of volunteer militia Our
itEprmant understood that Governor Claiborne
had sent an express TO Mobile, but what dispo-
slIOns he had made or intend d Ia make in that
quarter, had not trauspiged Governor Foich
was at tbe ioit Of Mobllr, at the head Of re :
Specialize force. q Spanish commandment, with
few rcgUl ,r troops, al the mouth Of the
Pascsguh River, apd anothet small Spaaisf
post was maintained Al the pass Of CHRISTIAN
Colonel Covington occupied The fort of B1ton
Rouge With three hund ed and fifty regular
uoops-The qur'ers in the fort were confined
and greatly out Of rep,ir.
Governor Claiborne Is expected Ia visit the
d.iercnt parishes OF Baton Rouge district pre-
vtOus 30 MS return TO New-O, ltans.
BY prieate letter from Macintosh, il appears
tina; battle has been fought between tie two
parties IN Mexico, in which there was loss on
each side of mole than seventeen thousand
NJ u. We give CHS as we received it 1t is BY
q letter from a gentleman OF The f 1t respectable
liiy at Nackitosh.- .Nississib6i Gaseftc.
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Head 9unrters. New Orlean,.

THNuHy IL, foI I, az o cfock, A. n.
THE Militia of the City and Suburbs Of
New-Orleans will continue on duty: the pla-
of rendez and the officers in command
the same as N last evening. rhe persons and
property OF our fellow-C;;Izens are still mena.
ced. The commando IN chief expects chez,
!ul and general obedience. The Militia or
derec to rendez vous at the Government
House, will receive the orders of Colonel
Fauchet
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters, Government sonse,

Nts-Orleans, Junxa.y 9, 1911
THE whole Militia of the City and Suburbs
OF New-Orieans, are ordered into immediate
service. The Governor commands in per-
son; The Militia residing within the limits
OF the Suburbs, Marigny and Declouct, will
rendezvous at the house of Mr.. Bernard Ma.
rigny, and will receive the orders of col Ar.
baud of the second Regiment.
{ Here foilozv other military arrangements of
the same deScribfion.)
WILLIAM C. C. CLAIBORNE.
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Norfolk, Feb g. Stg

q ASH S ALES, from SO - 30 NEGROES.
~ On Fclday, the 2eth day of March; WRl
be sold, a Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
for ready money. from fifty TO eighty likely Vir-
ginia-born SLAVES. This sale will take place
at Mr.. John rrabue's Tavern, in the county Of
Chesterfield, twelve miles from the City of Rich
mond, on the main Manchester Turnpike Road
Among these SLAVES, are many valuable ia
miles, who will not be separated I; a number of
prime fellows several likely young breeding We
men with from one to three children each, and
many girls and boys. some not quite gro .,n-
There is also excellent Blacksmith and his fs-
miiy, consisting of his wife, arenarks bly, likely
young woman, snd three fne children and y
most valuable Cook, who was brought up in one
of thc most gen,eel and wealthy f,miiies in the
lower country. Il s more than probable female
Cook wi! also be offered for sale, who is excel
led by none in the state
The sale viii commence at II O'clock, & VIII
se continued on Saturday the son. if not compile
ted the fist day, and VIII be conducted BY the
Undersigned, who keeps house Of private en-
tertsinment on the main Buckingham road, with.
IN one mile Of Mr. Tratue's. This sale is well
worth the attention of purchasers from dis
lance, who wish to furnish themselves with
slaves of the above description
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Agent for the Proprietor
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e ~ virtue OF the last Will and Testament of
, Richard Taliaferro the younger. ,ritt be
sold, on the premises, to the highest bidder on
Friday the 20'h Of March pext, if fair, other
wise the next air day, that beautiful FIR "
lately occupied by Mrs. Rebecc1 TaIiaferro,
widow of Col. Richard Tsliaierro deceased ST.
tuated in the county Of James CITY, about four
miles from the CITY OF Williamsburg, upon the
roads leading to Jamestown and Bsrrets
ferry, and con aiming about one thousand acres
Of LAND, of which there is enough cleared for
extensive cultivation, and great part Oft re-
rainder is rich swamp, well timbered with cy-
press, and capable Of being converted into excel
lent meadow there IS upon the said farm
gopd apple and peach orchard, large welt bsIitt
wo story brick House with four rooms and
spacious passage floor, with all necessity
1uthouses': the whole of which az well rs the
fences are n good repair. The terms of sale will
be, one halt the purchase money to he paid st
the expiration of one year and the ether half Ut
the expiration of two years from the day OF sale,
the purchaser TO give bond and security for the
payments, which 4 not punctuay made are 10
carry interest from the date OF the sale and as
an additional security the purchasers must also
give deed OF trust upon the Land, which is not
TO be enforced until the last payment falls due.
RICHARD COOKE, e<'or.
February 5 ida
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r>HE subscriber has Just received from Eu-
rope, and for sslc,at his GLASS G. CHI
Nd STORE, frs, door above the Eagle -Tavs N,
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed. 10
gcther with general assortment of Carder
Seed, various kinds ofearly Rareripe Corn, REQ
aud White Glover and Timothy Seed ali o.
which he warrants to be fresh.
ED. RALLAM
jan ID WITT
N b. My Tenement, near DR. Foushee's
Garden, is still for rent-terms will be made mo
derate 10 a careful tenant. E. H.
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.nNE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE.
~ On Thursday, the 14th day of M arch next,
1T he plantation IN Bruins wick, generally known
as TaiiafeFro's qusrt r, (ncar FIELDS mill, and
nearly between Lew Jones' and Birch's bridges)
some Of the heirs Of the late col. Richard Tsia-
ferro, will offer for sale, for ready money, about
100 likely Negroes-among them are many exl
c9llent field hands.
February s. eds
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1, LAVES FOR SALE.--WiH be soif, at M.
, Hugh Trenches Tavern. in the upper part
Of Powhatan county, on the Buckingham road,
on Saturday, 10TH inst (for casll) Is SLAVES,
belonging to the estate OF the Rev'd. Christopher
McRae, decd.
Those disposed to purchase men, women,
boys or girls, may be accommodated with such
as are very likely
The sale, advertised above, is made az the de-
sire OF the distributes, solely Interested.
CILIN .dcRAg,
teb. 9. n
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February S.

rENWENrY DOLLARS REV AILlJ -
L Eloped from the subscriber early in the
mouth of last January, negro man named Rich
ard, about 80 years of age, six feet high, strong
made, walks very lame, OF very dark colour,
with a large mouth and remarkable large white
teeth-very forward and shrewd and verv vou
BILE in speech-He has lost the whole or most Of
his tees of both feet, in consequence Of having
been frost bitten--He was purchased many
years since from Col. Adams of Richmond, in
which neighborhood he has Brother, and il is
suspected he is lurking about that place--'The
above reward will be given for securing him in
anyJail 80 that he is secured, and reasonable ex-
pences if delivered to me.
RICHARD e. LEE
Norfolk. Feb @ 2.U
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DRy GooDs.-BENyAM1w XIuBALL,

~ Has Just received IS packages seasonabie
DIR GOODS, uhich, ssith has iormer stock,
MAKES an estensice assortment, and trA,ch he will
sell at sHch prices will be sveH ,uorth the
tion Of purchasers.
Those who are nor acquainted With his mode of
doing business, Informed, chat he never asks
price TO fall" 4 iberai deductions from retail
prices made those spho Purchase b, sUhotesaie,
ther for cash, Country produce, or acceptanres in
tosrn.
January Il. gp3pt
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NHiRTY DOLLARS RE- AKD-tor
4 delivering 20 me, GEORGE, a negro nlas,
sUho belongs to the estate Of Col. Dudley RichWa-
son, deceased, IF .Ja,nes City county : he has been
hired IN The CITY Of Richmond, for several years
past, ana elsped from the service ef Mr.. Zones H
len. an the seid city, about the first IF 5ny last
George is abous ttusuty yea,s IF age, }ul faced
and Of taJpaey complexion, about 5 feet inches
hieh his trother veS Hanoue, To1pn, With lHr.
John c Geady, in svhich neigh6orhooa 1t is pro6a-
bic he mar be concealed The above reward zpiu
be paid TO any person, delivering tk said negro
me; o. Is aOltus for securing him in gaoI that
get him again
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I'D Y virtue Of a Deed of Trust TO me executed
h b, 2-.LaL Z

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust to me executed
BY Ralph Wormiey, decd. to secure the
payment o. debt due 70 Messrs Ross G Vidal, of
OT6anna shall, ut Christopher DIVERS i2;slvevn,
IN the toun If Jrbanna and couuty of NiaNesee, on
the eth day of February nest, II fair, if NOT the
nest TAR day, proceed TO sell pulls aactiou for
re Idy money, tzpo f'PfCTS or LAND, iyiag IN
rae said county, costieaons tie lands If Phi.ib
GTyraer, de.'d and an the seiqhbcrhood of Urban
ma, to navigd6fe Soate-one Of tn, said tracts
contains foe huadref acres, is extremely fertile G.
&no1Dn BY he name Of" 7YMBER Week"
The ther, svhich is called RIC.RNF OK, :"
contains tvpo hundred md fve acres, and is aiso
ancortn,onLy fertile -Plrticuiar description viii
be given on the day Of sale.
tn. C. HOOMkS.
fanHa,y 90. Sr4yE
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WA. C. C. CLAIBORNE.
NArcHEs, January

ma fcHES, january Z.
We have received certain information, tbst
Revolution IS progressing in the Spanish pro
vinces uf Mexico. The inhabitants, we under
stand. are much divided, and that there have
been several sSirmishcs between the two pae
tiesi of t;ic par iculars we lave not been in
formed. We are told, however, that it is very
general, and extends TO the frontier provinces on
the Sabine, where there have been several
J!aody battles The source OF our ihfor-
nation, are private letters from Natchtochcz
Col. Pike VIII march, We learn, Immediately
10 Baton Rouge, with detachment of three or
four companies, also company of arti6cers ;
it is rSsnded to prepre quarters for the
troops at that place, when the whole, now sta
toned at Camp Desrbon, will he ordered TO
Rainn nnlrc.
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January ID.
MILITARY MovaMrgTs -

N"ndsy star xpr-ss arrived az & sntonnrnt
Washington with orders from Gen. Uamb,u
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IN CHANCERY- Unted States Court.
5th Circuit, Virginia District, December
12.h, 1910
Francis Donegane, Plt'h'
Asainft
Francis Patti, Philip Grisone, & Joseph MAJ
zolistti, Def'ts
On the motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney,
leave is given him to amend his bill in this cause,
whereupon he filed the said amendment and pro-
cess is awarded him against tie said defendants,
returnabie here. &c. and or the further motion of
the SAID plaintiff, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court that the defendants Philip Girl
some and Joseph Mazzolletti, have not entered
their appearance and giVen security according to
rule of the court, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the court. that the said Philip Crsone
and Joseph Mazzolletti are not inhabitants of
this district II rs ordered. That they appear
here on the first day of the next term, and AN
swer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
newspapers published in the city of Richmond,
tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the capitol in the said city
Copy. Tese,
WIN MARSHALL. Cl'k